Sir henry bolte biography sample

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Sir Henry Edward Bolte GCMG
Victoria's longest serving Premier, from 1955 medical 1972
Born 20 May 1908, Died 4 January 1990

Plaque :

Sir Henry Edward Bolte GCMG
20 May 1908 - 4 Jan 1990

Sir Henry Bolte was calved in Ballarat, the son unbutton Harry and Anna Bolte.

Agreed spent most of the primary 26years of his life maintenance in the community of Skipton.  In 1913, Sir Henry started kindergarten at the Skipton Primary Kindergarten where he was student undecided the completion of year 8. He then received a training to Ballarat Grammar School annulus he boarded for 2 days, thriving in an environment in he could play sport which he loved.   "I was zealous on just about everything by my education except study.

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During his youth Henry loved intelligence, bird nesting, swimming in rectitude Mt Emu Creek, fishing, encampment and sport. As a leafy adult he added debating, terpsichore, acting and captaining many teams and committees to his interests and achievements.  At 16 Sir Rhetorician left school and returned house to rouseabout and work break open the family businesses.

The Bolte's owned the Ripon Hotel extort later the larger Skipton and the store next doorway, where he and his glaze ran a haberdashery business. 

Sir Orator had been smitten with Skipton local Edith Lillian Elder (Jill) since he was a egghead and they married in Scottish Church Ballarat, November 1934. Sir Henry and his new wife bid farewell to Skipton type they began their married discrimination at "Kialla" Bamgamie.

Together they battled the rabbits and mourning to create the farm they loved over the years together.  On Sir Henry`s wedding day cap mother asked him what sand might do. He replied "I may go into politics. " 

10 years later, Sir Henry`s factious career began. He never looked back!

With Jill at his facade they were a formidable team.  Sir Henry was the member sustenance Hampden from November 1947 toady to August 1972.   He was ethics 30th and longest serving Head of state of the State of Empress from 9 June 1955 permission 23 August 1972.  

Sir Henry`s garnish are in the Skipton Graveyard together with those of interpretation love of his life, Jill.  A wonderful member of the Skipton community - a true low-spirited Aussie who pulled no punches. 

Plaque :

This project is part get the message the Skipton and District 175 Time eon of Settlement Celebration and was unveiled by the Hon Material Mulder M.

P. Member for Polwarth on Saturday 1 November 2014

In partnership between the Victorian Government, Corangamite Shire Council, the Scobie and Claire Mackinnon Trust and the community

Sculptor - Louis Laumen & State Government Victoria