Flower Show Results Continued From Page Two
The report lists winners and placings in sections including jars of pickles tomato relish and women's work. Notable names include Mrs J M Hatchard Mrs Powell F Guy W Oakes and Mrs Cook with multiple firsts in needlework knitwear and baby items. Children section honors go to Barry Holloway Dorothy Murdoch and John Powell among others.
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J. M. Hatchard
Powell
F. Guy
W. Oakes
J. W. Hatchard
A. Hatchard
Barry Holloway
Dorothy Murdoch
Graeme Bennett
John Powell
Don Hill
Lorraine Hatchard
Joan Teague
Olive Powell
Jules
Beth Powell
Jean Leckie
Irmna Summers
Shirley Barnes
F. Dunlop
A. Beachley
K. Lane
B. O'Connors
J. Welsh
K. Legg
J. Trickey
Victorian Labour Conference at Trades Hall Melbourne This Weekend
The Victorian Branch of the Australian Labor Party holds its annual conference at Trades Hall Melbourne starting Good Friday. Delegates including Dr A E Shepherd and J McDonald attend alongside Roy Crick and other union leaders. The event will set party policy for the coming year amid industrial tensions and engineer strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L.P
Trades Hall
Melbourne
Sunshine State Electoral Council
A. E. Shepherd
M.L.A
Sunshine
Commonwealth
Australia
Land Settlement Scheme Advances Honored Returnees
The State Government drives the Land Settlement Scheme begun February 1946 with 162000 acres acquired at £1400000 and negotiations for 150000 more. Ninety eight blocks ready, first sixty drew 550 applicants. 7000 classifications completed, 3500 suitable, 2500 awaiting, 250 unsuitable. Single Unit Farms: 600 advances over 30000 acres at £230000. Agricultural Loans: 150800 approved, £550000 involved. About 1000 ex servicemen receive agricultural allowances totaling £100000.
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Commission
Labour Administration
Braybrook Social Club Picnic Highlights Ousting Married Team Triumph
Braybrook Social Club members and families traveled by two buses to Diamond Creek for a Sunday picnic. A cricket match saw married members defeat singles with notable wickets by Jim Rogers and Mrs Pirani. Races featured Digger Mitchell and Mrs Beswick as winners, followed by dancing and singing on the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Creek
Jim Rogers
Pirani
Jim Anderson
Mitcho
Digger Mitchell
Jack O'Neil
Beswick
Hillman Minx Car Raffle Extended to May 3 1947
The Williamstown Citizens Committee raises funds for a Memorial Hall raffle of a new Hillman Minx. Due to printing delays, tickets remain available as the raffle extends from April 5 to May 3 1947 with the drawing on May 3 during the Saturday dance at Williamstown Town Hall conducted by the RSSAILA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Memorial Hall
Rssaila
Scientists Identify Enzymes Behind Tooth Decay at UC
University of California professors report a basic cause of tooth decay linked to enzymes that digest tooth enamel. The findings suggest future preventive measures and note sugar as a source of energy for active children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
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Norm Clarenshaw
Paperhanger
Richelieu Street
West Footscray
R. G. Healey
Austin ST
Footscray
Attwood, Carrier
R. J. Attwood
St. Sunshine
E. G. Attwood
Warrick Street
Ascot Vale
James Hall & Sons
Reg. Hand
Chapman Street
Edward Sleigh
Chiropodist
Clifton Hill
Heidelberg Military Hospital
17Th Field Ambulance
Paisley ST
St. John's C. of E
Garnsworthy
Ferguson Street
Verdon Street
W. Rogers
Hotham ST
Seddon
T. H. Launder
Irving Street
Footscray Station
Barclay’s Dry-Cleaning Service
Sun Crescent
Egne
Dunahine Siat
Petteanan
Eyennnatn
Salton
Beaphred
Albion
St. Albans
Braybrook
Hillman
Walter A Warne
A. E. Bowdern
Undertaker
Barkly Street Footscray
W. R. Datson
Huntington Grove
Coburg
Reece Williams
Forrest Street
J. Mayberry
Ashley Street
Tottenham
Barnard Bros
O'Farrell
Yarraville
C. G. Cox
Barclay
Fox
W. Taylor
Suffolk Street West Footscray
R' W
Yeomans
St, Albans
Oberon Avenues
W. J. Bell
San Crescent
Mercantile Mutual and Western Assurance Co
W. Hubber
Hampshire RD
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