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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
2
A local singing event at Aten town on May 14 featured contestants from Wem Pen, Victoria, and surrounding areas. Judges included Jirges Mo sage and Way Wells. One contestant suffered an injury and was taken to hospital after the performance. The best individual received L100, with prizes for top performers announced.
The text reports the appointment of Mr Woot Moron hws Veet as President at Ube Revd Hopital peu in nucermainn Tn MPG Lewin. It mentions a special meeting night and references the views of the President and staff, noting expectant views on the role and duties ahead.
The Town Clerk Mr A J Watts estimates annual rate losses totaling about £1205 from government department payments. The report lists departments including Lands and Public Works, Railways, and County Roads, with specific sums such as £10 for some, £40 for others, and a weekly payment duty.
A garbled report outlines a civil aviation clash over drone testing routes. The Beeline of Abt Sind U Xtatr notes the department could not approve a proposed path to Moreham to conduct polling, with officials claiming the commission would decide later.
The article notes a revised date for Premier McDonald's visit, shifting to June 10 from the previously scheduled time. It mentions legislative committee context and expectations of what will be observed during the Premier's stop, with regional coverage focused on the Western Po area and related procedural notes.
Residents pressed for a water mains extension to improve supply after a council meeting. Engineer’s report estimated a cost of about £715 and potential annual saving of around £2,000 if approved, with a preliminary vote and ratepayer support noted.
Newly elected officers at the Rotary Club include President J. V Wart and Immediate Past President Dr. Bo Mubtune dunn. Other leaders listed are Vice President Milien, Secretary NL Hure Ain Anuiatunt Secretary 8 Tippett, Treasurer Waller Birwatore, and members Dr. G. Forsyth A. Tulloh Jon W. Parcall Rev Canon BT Mb Anthony DW Amos G. A. McDonald and Rev Hit Kotla.
Fragmentary report references a Wednesday night incident aboard a liner with names like AriLy and Philip Wong. Details are garbled, limiting clear facts about location, actions, or outcomes.
The district ag department notes a weak response to a rural labor survey led by Burnett in the Wimwiera district. Mr Howden announces the survey aims to determine farm labor needs for remigration planning. The data will be collected for use by veterans and other interested parties.
Plain language note indicates no construction on Kolker Road this year due to funds. Financial constraints limit planned improvements while a board reviews allocations. No work implies maintenance or projects deferred, with officials citing budgetary constraints and prioritization decisions.
A Melbourne Health Commission discussion criticized captive bolt stunning and methods used in Australian abattoirs. debates cited efficacy issues in Horsham and changing bolts, with officials arguing new methods and standards affect meat quality and animal welfare across Victoria.
A new doctor was appointed at Goroke Collage Hospital taking duties on May 24 after selection from eight applicants including a migrant Briton. The hospital said renovations and extensions to the hospital were nearly finished. Officials praised the program.
An anniversary celebration at the home of Mrs. O. Maile on Metdein Avenue honors a silver wedding. Friends conveyed best wishes and congratulations to the couple as they marked years together in what appears to be a local social event. There are several unreadable names and fragmentary phrases from attendees.
An obituary notices the death of Elizabeth Sharry and lists extensive family connections and church affiliations at St Michael and Roshek, Horsham, with service details. It mentions survivors, funeral arrangements, and a large cast of relatives including siblings, children, and in laws, tracing lineage through multiple locations and church figures. The piece reflects a multi-generational Catholic family obituary with parish ties and a ceremonial Cremation/Interment plan.
Head Teacher Mr W Pas explains the program supports Horaham State pupils with organic nourishment. Citing hospital funds of £84 and ongoing moral training, the drive sees 17 classes contributing food in a hall-based structure across the school.
A contentious note from Marsham Oval mentions liquor bars at upcoming football peanan. Debates on Ube Shint and youth behavior dominate discussions as locals push for stricter controls while some call for keeping beer allowed and warning against alcohol excess during games.
The Horsham Boy Scouts annual meeting was held Monday night with Mr Whiteslack and Mr Dam Garth as vice presidents. Minutes from the previous gathering were read, and Treasurer, Secretary, and other officers were noted. The report highlighted year end activity and ongoing projects.
Readable fragments indicate churches, celebrations, and family gatherings planned for a Sunday observance. Mentions Morahan churches and Bunilay as local sites, with emphasis on family, mothers, and communal activities.
An English couple travelling from London to Sydney paused in Horsham on their Adelaide to Melbourne leg. Mr and Mrs Lobel, driving a dented Austin, shared puncture repairs and stories of their journey. They praised Victoria and South Australia but faced customs trouble in Western Australia. They planned to return to England by year end.
A collection of social notes mentions engagements and travel plans. It references Mr Labor in London connected to Mariun, and notes about a young daughter of Mrs M cur. Additional lines mention Basil Herbert Anatiatin and other names in a miscellaneous society roundup.
A Clarke Street residence case highlights a legal technicality in enforcing uniform building codes. Council officials cite regulatory gaps as they seek action against alleged unsafe conditions while a follow up committee investigates underlying issues and potential engineering input.
A garbled report lists various names and placements including Mr Bowden, Mr Holon, Mrs 4 Quen, Mr Ads Maashade, Mr W My, and Mr BC Markiey among others. It mentions police, hospital assignments, and civic events connected to Melbourn and nearby towns with scattered references to public offices and community leaders.
Local residents organize a birthday event in the community, inviting neighbors to a surprise gathering at a block party setting. A planning committee coordinates decorations, refreshments, and a cake, aiming to honor a long time resident with a festive afternoon.
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