Saturday Half-Holiday Debate in Healesville
A 1944 letter from IAN LASRY of Healesville discusses a proposed Saturday half-holiday and council power to survey public sentiment. He cites Justice Barry and various officials, noting no government plan to enforce the half-holiday but acknowledging citizen interest and a potential local poll or petition to gauge support for action.
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Enville
Victoria
Secretary For Labor
Bore
Justice Barry
Cornell
Pal
Tiecwine
Mia Honor
Ita
Kix Honor
Easry
Amd
Eitleon
Healesville
Ian Lasry
Houlesville
Healesville Talkies Presents Two Comedy Acts
The Healesville Talkies show tonight features a witty double bill led by a brisk young cast. Charlie Atugulus and Dorothy Glan star in a lighthearted comedy about flirtation and mischief, supported by Meulah Howdl and Damon Brown with direction praised for crisp pacing. The program also includes These Walls and a British inspired feature, with extra acts and a comic short, all announced for the March 1st showing.
Chum Creek Progress Association May Fund Council Work
A Healesville area note from December 1941 discusses two statements in The Guardian about council support for Cunningham's road repairs. It mentions private grading work on Golf House road and St. Margaret's Road, and a proposal to use a working bee if councillors join in.
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Guardian
Healesville Council
Golf House Road
T. Margaret's Toad
Chum Creek
Cunningham's
Corneil
Council
Cunningham
Healevills
Hon
Bec
Chum Crash Progress Association
Chum Crook
Community notices and travels from Chum Creek to Healesville
Pars About People Mr and Mrs Marshall have left Chum Creek to take up rasidanes at Dromand. They have lived four pace ti the Chum, and their many friends with them all the best in their men where. Meatra A Marriott Hi Hunt and Crawley have been spending a bol ay Mt Lea Entrance, and Mrs Arthur Hewiteon of the Healesville Golf House are holidaying at Point Lonndate marriage of Pauling Mary, ald wat daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Lalor Healesville, ta John youngest son of Mr and Mea J Wollin Heales ville, will be celebrated in St Brigid's Rawian Catholic Church thin after noon. The many friends and relatives of Mr and Mr J W Gardiner gather ef in St John's Hall on a night lant wrol to help Lee celebrate his coming of age birthday party. He was the recipient of many gifts and good lanes. The party enjoyed dapping Ull inte hour. Mr George Dernon was capable B C. Two local folk currently visit in Sydney are Miss Dulcle Taber and Mr Bill Law. Tin neid the final last match between the Australian and English cricketers won the magnet which draw Bill to the Harbor City, Mr and Mrs George Mille are ex pecting 0 lave next weak for a fnging vacation. They hope to enjoy something they have planned for years a month's holiday Im a cara van in the Mt Gambier district where fining abounds and will nf doubt be the chief holiday sport.
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Marshall
Chum Creek
Rasidanes
Dromand
Meatra
A. Marriott
Hunt
Crawley
Bolay
Mt Lea
Arthur Hewiteon
Healesville
Point
John
J. Wollin
St. Brigid's
Rawian Catholic
J. W. Gardiner
St. John's Hall
Lee
George Dernon
B.C
Sydney
Dulcle Taber
Bill Law
Tin
Bill
George Mille
Mt. Gambier
Healesville Court Marks Transport Regulation Breach
Healesville Police Court heard Allan Rankin of Armatrang Street charged with driving a semitrailer without permit on the Country Road. Fine set at 1S with additional costs. Several others, including George Gormley and Gilbert Whit, faced minor traffic-related fees and penalties. The case was prosecuted on behalf of Healesville Water Fruit with rates and charges examined.
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Mepor
Hammond
Johnston
Transport Regulation Board
Allan Rankin
Armatrang Street
Loge Healesville
George Gormley
Gilbert J. Whit
Donald M Wilson
Peetor Jarvia
Romdd Roar
Healesville Water Fruit
Mannan
Wecretary
Ayant
C. Gillett
Cout
Costa
Chir
Croydon Market Cattle and Livestock Prices Readjusted
Keen demand all round at fire values with cattle and pigs showing higher rates. Milk cows and calves sold strongly. deep prices listed for fat cows, dairy bulls, and heavy porkers. Poultry and farm implements also offered amid a wide range of livestock values and household items.
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Belfars
Ulfars
Crackara
Mound
Macon Moréa
Urgent Property Auction Offer From Croydon Firm
An auctioneer and real estate agent with 20 years in the district advertises urgent property purchases across 0000 acres, including houses, dairy farms, orchards, livestock, timber and crops. No obligation, 1% commission, call Asa Mrows in Croydon.
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Omar Sa
Owsera
Cream of the Boren at Memorial Hall Petar Pare aATUMNDAY
Memorial Hall hosts a program titled Cream of the Boren featuring Petar Pare and a look back at past performances. Russell and Diane Lynn appear in the show with Gell and others in a varied entertainment lineup.
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Memorial Hall
Petar
Aatumnday
Warch
Gell Russell
Diane Lynn
Alan Mevanninies
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