Urgent Need for Recreation Ground in Sunshine
A public appeal urges Sunshine Council to reserve at least one hundred acres for public recreation. The piece argues foresight is essential to avoid a brick and mortar desert, citing Footscray Hospital funds as potential seed money and proposing central access near a railway station. It calls on residents and sporting bodies to back central grounds with revenue-sharing to fund future needs.
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City of
Sunshine
Melbourne
Sahara
Port Phillip
Footscray Hospital
Lelashire
Stawell
Maryborough
Chillarat
Freewillat
Editor notes on council alterings and recreation reserves
A letter to the Advocate discusses local council changes and recreation reserves. The writer cites a Braybrook site near a railway and a branch line to Nowe, noting distance from transport. The piece critiques ratepayer representation and mentions ongoing developments at council meetings.
Recreation Reserve Urged by Citizen in Sunshine
A letter from G. L. C., vice-president, laments lack of public sport spaces in Sunshine. He praises local football committees and notes the need for a recreation reserve to support cricket, football, and other affordable activities, urging city fathers to act for youth and community.
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NA Holt
G.L.C
Loyal Sunshine Lodge Meets In St Mark's Hall
The Loyal Sunshine Lodge of the Manchester Unity Odd Fellows held a fortnightly meeting on April 10 at St Marks Hall. Visitors from Loyal Jubilee Lodge (Yarraville) attended and business was conducted with few complaints about local doctors and chemists.
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Manchester Unity Independent Order of Oddfellows
St. Mark's Hall
Loyal Jubilee Lodge
Yarraville
Furneaux
Footscray Lodge
England
Williamstown
P.G
Bros
Davis
Greig
Dr. Robinson
D.sec
North London
Oddfellows
G.M
Order In
Geo. Wilkins
Islington
London
Sunshine Lodge
Jubilee Lodge
Cacre
Sunshine
Altona
Mounsey
SHOULD SUNSHINE BE MADE A BOROUGH
A Sunshine Progress Association member argues for creating Sunshine as a borough, contending it would attract investment and enable better municipal management. He challenges critics, outlines expected revenue, staff changes, and stresses that a May public meeting will let ratepayers decide.
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Sunshine
Suisashine
Birmingham
Australia
Progress Association
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