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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 14, 1941

Page

7

St Albans Church Welcomes New Reader in Charge

The St Albans Church of England will have Mr Dann conducting services on Sunday 16 February as reader in charge. Morning services at 11 and evening at 7.30 aim for strong attendance, with Mr Dann also leading the 3 pm Deer Park afternoon service.

Church of England Mr Dann Dann Deer Park St. Albans St. Albans v. Gardens Our Lady's, Sunshine A. J. Clarke J. Douglas W. Self J. Clarke H. McDonagh J. McKechnie Albion Presbyterians St. Albans Court

Sydenham Red Cross Tea Boosts 1941 Fund

Sydenham sub branch of the Australian Red Cross held its first 1941 function on Wednesday with a successful Australian tea. Gifts sold raised over £2. In cricket, Sydenham beat Australian National Airways outright by nine wickets, Cooley making 107 and 32 not out as Schearer, Wright and Muir contributed.

Red Cross Society Cox Shire of Keilor Dr F. Jolly Jolly Woods Red Cross St. Albans Macedon Mechanics Institute Sydenham Australian Red Cross Australian National Airways R. Cooley F. Schearer N. Wright Riddell F. Scheurer A. Muir Keilor J. W. Milligan Ibaram

Military officer returns to duty after hospital discharge

A senior officer reports being discharged from the hospital and is now able to resume duty. The notice notes the recent recovery and reinstatement to service without detailing further assignments or duties.

Residents push for higher walls in Sunshine housing plan

In a letter to the Advocate a reader argues the Shire Council rejected the A R C Engineering Co housing scheme over a 9 ft wall rule. The author contends 10 ft walls would not only provide better ventilation but also add 10 to 12 thousand pounds rateable value, improve Ballarat road, and help housing shortage for workers, with benefits to local commerce and town development. The letter notes the scheme would use poured concrete, a 6 inch cavity wall, hot water and built in furniture, supervised by a respected local architectural firm.

Shire A.R.C. Engineering Co Melbourne Prahran Malvern Allow & Ft Ballarat Road Sunshine Housing Commission

Mrs Davidson thanked for stopping eviction order

A reader uses the to the editor column to publicly thank Mrs N Davidson secretary of the Sunshine branch of the Labor Party for her work in obtaining a court order eviction cancellation. The writer credits her with significant effort and expresses gratitude.

N. Davidson Sunshine The Labor Party

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St. Albans News St. Albans Church of England Progress Association East Esplanade Taylor's Road Keilor Lagoon Mr White Sunshine Progress Association Footscray West Progress Association Eleanor Street Messrs C. Cox W. E. Perrett Dedrick Baybrook Biggs Street Theodore Street Fast Esplanade Elon H. O. White Association Mechanics’ Institute Ankers Hutson Stevens Honey Lodge St. Albans Tennis Club Sydenham News Australian Tea Council Davidson James Hall and Sons J. Geoffrey Hall Lombard Buildings Queen ST Hall Geo. Gordon & Son Barkly Street Footsce Jay Nelson Bros., Funeral Directors Victoria Street Footscray F. D. P. Miller French Street Footscray Paisley Street A. Beachley Thorpe Street A. Cairns Dickson Street Science L. G. Leroux Essendon Grammar School Raleigh Street Essendon C.rb. Woollacott, M.A
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