Pretty Wedding Unites Miss Jean Hill and Corporal Donald Barty
In the Presbyterian Church at Sunshine a wedding joined Miss Jean Hill twin daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Hill Glen Brae Lierby road with Corporal Donald Barty Australian Military Forces. The bride wore a smart gown and carried white camellias and hyacinths. Bridesmaid Joan Barty a Clunes teacher wore turquoise blue taffeta. Best man Robert Fordham greeted guests as the minister delivered a courtly address. A reception at Glen Brae followed with daffodil decor and tributes to the bride’s aunt Miss Ann Hill who aided nursing in Oodnadatta.
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Presbyterian Church
Jean Hill
H. E. Hill
Glen Brae
Lierby-road
Donald Barty
Sunshine
Hubert E. Hill
Joan Barty
Clunes
Barry
Robert Fordham
Nellie
Glen-Brae
Ann Hill
Ministry of Nursing
Oodnadatta
Sunshine Station
St. Albans
Groom presents gifts to wedding party at ceremony
The groom gave the bridesmaid an opal pendant and the best man a silver cigarette case with inscriptions. Mrs. O. Eliason played the wedding music and Rev. W. Evans officiated the ceremony.
Public Hospital Debate Prompts Community Split
A Sunshine resident discusses Footscray Hospital funding and equity in medical care. The writer urges patience for a hospital committee reply, criticizes the B M A's wealth based access, and calls for a public hospital serving all, as local Progress Association and Sunshine Labour Party consider delegates.
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Gowland
Progress Association
Sunshine
Footscray Hospital
Sunshine Labour Party
B.M.A
Letter on hospital plan prompts doctor opinions and association stance
A Footscray Progress Association note clarifies it took no action on a doctors signed letter. It explains it sought individual medical views prior to a public hospital appeal, and states unanimous support for establishing a city hospital for all citizens in the area.
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Footscray
Beneft
Racecard forecast for Mentone meeting with The Stork tipped
Racegoers face a tough programme at Mentone with The Stork among early selections. The Beach Hurdle opens the card with Captain Kettle favored for his maiden certificate, while Royal Peter and Status Quo are noted contenders in Berwick. Snow White leads the Waverley, and The Stork is positioned in the Hume Handicap alongside Netherlee and Iconomia as potential top finishers.
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Mentone
Epsom
Otr
Captain Kettle
Isambard
G.N.H. Day
Flemington
W. Burke
Victory March
Ti Troll
Turncoat
Big Swell
Virile
Ben Syce
Geelong
Bend
Royal Peter
Metone
Silver
Liege
Berwick
Waverley
Snow White
Togo
Breasley
Portico
Velocity
True Flight
Gipsy Way
Korombeen
Rivette
Koroombeen
Netherler
Hume
Hectare
High Tite
Air Veil
Comic March
High Tide
Westminster
Pretoria
Panax
Phildoll
Iconomia
J. J. Liston
Ascot
the Bend
Skipton
Status Quo
Portfolio
Choke
Contact
Westminster Welter
Braybrook Club Sends Best Wishes After Gordon McFadyen Accident
Braybrook Football Club notes with regret the serious accident of Gordon McFadyen while on duty with the 2nd A.I.F. at Seymour. Members supporters and friends wish him a speedy recovery and hope he returns to back the premiership bid.
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Gordon McFadyen
A.I.F
Seymour
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Donald McCrae
Barty
Jean
Margaret Hill
Shire Secretary
Shire Hall
J. Kelso Duncan
Eleanor Street
Epsom Races
Mentone By
Prairiedale
THE
STORK
Braybrook Football Club
C.G. Carlton & CO
Dickson Street
Crescent Poultry Farm
J. W. Snaith
the Junction Joinery and Timber Mills Pty. Ltd
Geelong Road
Oregon
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Scovell
Spurling
Barkly Streets