Battle of Sunshine 106 092 Prisoners War Drive
Australian town Sunshine stages a mass war drive named the Battle of Sunshine. Dozens of fronts report captured prisoners, with money collected to supply canteens and parcels for prisoners of war. The event features a naval gun, street collectors, and community support across the district. The total raised exceeds targets with all sections sharing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Chaten
Re Barclay
Mes Beachley
White
Ke Me Donah
Wiles
Row
Seymour
Moe Bollenoh
Staf
Albion
McKennie
Arthur Widdy
Ronmuualy
Roiiday
Shire
Derrimut
Gulllek
Wade
Sulta
Facturica
Veryone
Honry
Braybrook School Mothers Club Forms Through Local Effort
Letter from AAL Senior praises Mrs Doak for promoting parental involvement at Braybrook School. Community members discuss education politics, teacher tribunals, and opposition to Trade Unionists and Communists. A provisional committee notes turnout and plans for a night meeting to form a mothers club to aid teachers and children.
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Mra. Doak
Bray Brook
Mra
Doak
Teachers’ Union
Hyett Conder
Dun Vlan
Mullens
Pootsers
Gems
Mre Doak
Por Sumt
Gungorn
Donk
Hyett
A. AL Senior
Braybrook Schoo
R. Polle
Mean letter accuses Mrs Doak over child welfare actions
The fragment critiques a Mrs Doak and others for credit denials and personal attacks. It implies Mrs Doak’s opposition to child welfare measures and questions the writer’s motives. The text references a Mrs Ay atte Watter and a T8th inst, with grievances about a water or exertion of influence.
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Mrs. Doak
Indignant Braybrook School Parents Challenge Hyett Remarks
Parents protest Mrs Hyett remarks about Braybrook school and Mrs Vou. They insist complaints forced extra rooms and that new facilities were promised within weeks. They demand daily cleaning of conveniences for pupils’ health and criticize working parents’ ability to manage these tasks.
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Hyett
Dowk
Myett
T. J. Cameron
Mra Vou
Braybrook School
Petherick Wins Two Mile Pack Run In Wood-Style Finish
Last Saturday the Harriers held a B mile pack run won in wood style by Mervyn Petherick with a two seconds margin and a time of 2 mins 15 secs. Results list Cox, Patonga Been, North, and others. Juniors see Doug Parton lead. senior chances hinge on Syd Cox defeating him. Next weekend the club travels to Newport for a two mile test against Williamstown and Essendon clubs to select a Western District team. A get together dance is planned at St Marks Hall with a 7 15 pm start for officials and past members.
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Wile Cunsit
Mervyn Petherick
M. Petherick
Yenmteh
ABM
Patonga Been
Ki. Nwth
It Geen
Aenvon'e aKueoKate
Cox
A. MI
R. Hester
W. Tube
D. Paton
Dour Paton
Jean Vic Ivery
Kik
Doug Parton
Syd Cox
Newport
Wikliamstown
Essendon Clube
Wid Cenetral
Mnan Interedi
St. Mark's Hall
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Penny Drive
Bvur
Hie
Seymour's Corner
Deapitehun
Tl Oven
White City
Vie
Procera
Aly Fr
H. Doherty
Ballarat Street
Yarraville
Hampshire Road
Herbert King & Sons
E. H. and
HY. King Funeral Directors
Mortuary Park
Albert and
Paisley Streets
Footscray
Amr
F. D. P. Miller
Mal
Reg
Irving Street
Paisley Street
Sunshine Technical
T. H. Launder
Nishers
Footacray
Poene Waisters & Bipeciality
the Weatnaters
Huntington Grove
Coburg, N.13
Braybrook
Mrs Hyet
Hyett Stu
Hyatt
the, Harriers
Wendell Holmes
Coursa
Nicholson & Paisley Sts
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