Charities Board backs general hospital for Sunshine
The Charities Board favors a general hospital at Sunshine with 60 to 70 beds. A local committee would run it under board regulations, with £25,000 Government loan and a £25,000 local share. Maintenance grants would flow yearly, while two intermediate hospitals would not meet district needs.
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Charities Board
General Hospital
Sunshine
Algo
St. Andrew’'s
St. Andrew's
Altona
Shire of Werribee
Williamstown
Sach
Footacray
Kommunanlis
St Albans progress association meets on open drains and trees
The St Albans progress association held its monthly meeting with President L Self in the chair. Discussion covered Braybrook open drains, tree planting with early care, Deer Park factory nuisance, and Crown Law appointment for J P commissioners. A youth synahine plan and proposed exhibition plan for the town were also announced.
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Progress Association
L. Self
Shire of
Keilor
Crown Law Department
J.P
East Esplanade
Appeneers
Advocate
Cr.ay
T. Toby
St. Albans
St. al
St Albans notes and sports results headlined
The column covers local matters in St Albans with street light complaints referred to Mr. S Self and post office telephonic improvements noted. It records cricket and tennis results, Stan Taylor leaving for his unit, and upcoming finals. Also mentions a Fire Brigade donation and a planned April bazaar plus Footscray hospital committee updates.
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Bulla-Dalhousie
J. Webster
M.L.A
S. Self
Mr. Self
St. Albans
Stan Taylor
Stan
Harvesters
The
Progress Association
C. G. Cox
Footscray & District Hospital
Sunshine Tech School Seeks Enrollees for Evening Classes
Senior day and evening classes started last week with vacancies in some courses. Miss M. Youon leads commercial classes and bookkeeping, while Miss J. Maclure runs cookery Tuesday evenings. Evening art with Mr H Raynor, a tracers course for girls, and general courses promise enhanced skills and advancement opportunities. Fees are reasonable. details from the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Tech
M. Youon
A. LA
T.T
Jesusaes Agh
H. Raynor
Ray of light on democracy and council action in local dispute
A correspondent questions the rights of ratepayers to present civic grievances to elected officials and asks whether councillors may intervene in legal matters. The editor cautions that while residents may raise issues, councillors cannot override established law or influence magistrates, warning that such conduct is improper and may incur penalties.
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Kirby
Rees
Sunshine
NEW Order
Philadelphia
Lynch
Meat Inspector Transfer Debate at Braybrook Council
Braybrook council discussed transferring Meat Inspector A Pridham from J A Ralph to Smorgon's factory after a court echo. Dr Kirby won 11 to 1 to have the health committee investigate the matter and act in the public interest without special favors.
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Braybrook
A. Pridhama
J. A. Ralph Ws
Smorgon
Kirby
Debsand
Ony
Helt Committee
Fight erupts over St Albans hall rent and council actions
A reader letter from St Albans member Tommy Emily denounces Keilor Council rent claims for the hall supper room, arguing 6 shillings rent is fair and public ownership should serve ratepayers. She warns against coercion and defends the Progress Association’s aims while calling for harmony among local councils.
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Keilor
St. Albans
Cro Bally
Retepeyers
Cambwerwell
Vrogrosa Association
Nivel
Braybrook
Csuncillors
Bt. Albans
Dolly
Comeliaion
Kin
Tomy
Emily St. St. Albans
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Bray
Barclay
Dobson
Hayden
St. Albans News
Johnson’s
Clement
Novosol
Sunshine and District
U.F.S. Dispensary
SUN Crescent
L. McDuff
John DO
RED Cross
Methodist
ST. Alba
Brooklyn
Australia
Smorgon’s
National Service
Norman Smorgon & Sons Pty. Ltd
Somerville Road
Somerville R
Footscray
Newport