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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
2
A letter from residents in the Maribyrnong area condemns the Public Hall Committee for what they call undemocratic actions. The writer questions support for chairperson De Barrett and urges public scrutiny of the committee and its ties to local child care efforts.
A stalled community letter from Maribyrnong Kindergarten Parents' Committee defends Dr Barrett amid accusations. The note questions conduct at Mall Committee meetings, asserts lack of clear evidence, and demands accountability while urging continued care for hall cleanliness and safety.
Kathleen Drew superintendent thanks Sunshine Mothers Club for their support during the National Fitness Play Centre Xmas vacation. The letter from the National Fitness Council of Victoria acknowledges the lunch service and incidental help, noting appreciation from staff and clubs in Sunshine for the community spirit.
The Youth Centre announces new recreational equipment from the Department for clubs in Shira. The push highlights updated gear and facilities aimed at local recreation and youth activity programs.
A firsthand letter from Cornelius Vine Tilton, husband of Miss Stubbinies niece, recounts Dutch hardship under German occupation. He describes hunger, raids, underground activity, hiding Jews, radio defiance, and Allied bombing drops in Hilversum and surrounding towns, with hope for return to normal life in 1947.
The Women’s Auxiliary R3L announces a monthly meeting on Tuesday February 191 at p.m. in the lab rooms. A euchre session will follow next Thursday afternoon February 21. Members and friends are urged to attend.
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