Local effort creates community wading pool project
A volunteer driven plan to build a children’s wading pool at Covered Creek runs for days next week with 25 volunteers daily and about 500 enthusiasts, led by Mr. Vic McKay and Mr. Robinson. The pool measures 55 by 24 feet with a concrete bottom and bluestone surround, depths from 18 inches to 3 feet, and will use creek water with safety features and minimal costs.
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Kovered Creek
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Suioshine Switenvinge
MekKay
Trobinson
Selwyn Park
Walter
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Gr. Tobinson
McKay Ply. Ltd
W. UP. Roberts
Gorham
Gr. Weddman
Diay le
Council Grants Funds for Local Pool Project
Council approves a twenty pound grant toward building materials for a community pool at Kororaih Greek, with support from members including Dr Tobinson and Mr Tobin. The aim is to protect children near the pool and extend a water pipe from Selwyn Park to Whi precel, pending engineer estimates and local committee approval.
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Phaybroack
Mohanson
Kororaih
Ro Tobinsa Chen
Aed
Lowe
Re. Tobin
Peavnell
Tobnson
Australia
Drayton
Tobinsen
Drs. Skewes
Dempster
Stuppoort
Peantioe
Priddwane
Maribyrnong
Peepde
Hom
Giewel Hye
Detipster Amd
Glemdenning
Mebiusenm
Omolion
Lalideat Hy
Selwyn Park
Precel
Volunteer Carpenters and Spallers Sought
Dr. Robinson informs the Advocate that three or four volunteers are needed for carpentry and spalling tasks. The plea highlights local demand for skilled help and community assistance in ongoing restoration efforts.
Tragic death of five year old William Alkan
Deep sympathy is extended to Mrs Mes. Pergus Ceray of Devonshire Park Sunshine on the death of her son William Alkan who died at the Alfred Hospital on 22 January. The funeral from Devonshire Quail Goondiwell Roads Sunshine to Footscray Cemetery was well attended with many flowers. Coffin bearers included TLS.s.0 L.A. of Sunshine officials, Rev. HL Dennis officiated, Nelson Bros. handled arrangements.
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Pergus ¢Eray
Devonshire
Prand
Sunshine
Chere
William Alkan
Alfred Hospital
Cornmer
Devonshire Quail Gooniwell Roads
Footscray
Messrs
NR. Grant
F.C. Mounsey
J. Campbell
A. Shilehie
Tls.s
L.A
HL Oa
Dennis Methodist
Nelson Bros
Victoria Street
In the Grip of the Two M's
An early 20th century critique argues that the economic elite push for job cuts and debt pruning to shift pain onto workers. It calls for credit rearrangement to revive employment and criticizes banking and government inaction while condemning idleness and labor-displacing machinery.
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Australia
Miercy Io
Tao
St Albans Neighbors Plan Moves As Families Depart
From our correspondent a mild exodus affects St Albans district with several families including Mr and Mrs McKenvie and others leaving for Epping or nearby towns. Local figures include Mr M Medaie CSc who bought the racehorse Quinkwin. a church picnic and Progress Association meeting are noted for upcoming dates amid a list of residents departing the area.
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Frome
Ouh
McKenvie
A. Nichols
Odegddanved
Bert
Wilkie Eest
Epping
Melae
Dpropress Association
Pienie Gane
Fee
Fee, and Has Been On Preamine of Medpher
Denilayed Relief Committee
Havery
Church of England
Prosta Fertan
Wo Town
Ab Evans
Epl
Progress Association
Furze
Mr Self
M. Johnson
Ko Medniyre
Sunshine Technical School Opens With Emphasis on Attendance
The Sunshine Technical School opens on Piresday amid plans to improve attendance and readiness. Officials stress practical notes from teachers and a focus on well qualified students to meet current job market competition.
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Sunshine Technical School
Piresday
Iin
Probers Warn of Plutocrat Pressures and Labor Strain
The passage critiques politicians urging harder work for less pay, arguing a crisis of productivity driven by new machinery. It highlights fears that labor-saving devices will replace workers, intensifying class tensions under industrial advances.
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Wweege
Cruth
Stedt Diyp
United Friendly Societies to Revive Annual Picnic
Readable fragments describe United Friendly Societies planning to revive their annual picnic with delegates from Dispensary and local leaders to discuss arrangements. Mention of Blackburn and Sunshines suggesting a future event location and ticket pricing details to come.
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United Friendly Societies
Footballers Annual Meeting Records Quiet West Sunshine Club
The West Sunshine Football Club held a small meeting on Tuesday in Shire Maiden with about forty five members present. After long discussion it was decided to call the season and appoint officers including president vicepresident treasurer and committee members among listed names. the group agreed on team colors as black and white.
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Barhaier
Pivesieberd
Mir
Dee Townne
Dee
Misher
Row
Bourke
Percy
Kirhaw
Ter Ferm
Derren
Woo Sane Bebe
Chaat
Stevedousen
Braun
Treaeurer
GEOP
Neah
Serree Fiery Aire Odhedegsrter Fa
Charters
Conia
Danny
Local Agency Drops Deer Park Office with Ad vocate Mailings
Residents in Deer Park will receive the Ad vocate by direct mail for 2/2 per quarter with no postage charge. A courtesy ring to Sun. 107 will ensure attention for teachers and related notices amid unreadable text referencing training and story reads.
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Deer Park
Advocate
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