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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

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Moratorium for Shire Council Backed at Meeting

Dr Dedrick reported on a conference by the Dandenong shire to seek a five year loan moratorium. Councillors discussed delaying repayments on General and Private Street Construction Loans while keeping interest payments. The motion to support seeking a moratorium for municipalities was carried.

Dedtick Shire of Dandenong Fo Dedrick Lowe Drayton Robinson Dr. Dempster Cr. Robinson Cr. Treloar High Finance Dr. Robinson

Keilor Accepts Work for Sustenance Scheme

A special Keilor Council meeting chaired by Dr. Parsons heard North Essendon Unemployed Committee dictate terms for a sustenance work scheme. Deputation members Swan Linane and Mullard urged broader work to avoid compulsion and hunger amid debates on clothing, pay rates, and municipal funding. The motion to adopt the scheme with rate adjustments passed unanimously after assurances on clothing and material costs.

Keilor Dr. Parsons O. White North Essendon Unemployed Committee W. C. Swan Linane J. W. Mullard Messrs Mullard J. O. White Commonwealth Victoria Central Relief Com Calder White McFarlane Stenson Stevens Davis Shue M. Woods

Draybrook Council Faces Health Inspector Vacancy

Braybrook councilors urged economy amid road repairs that yield potholes and delays. The Health Commission insists on a full time Health Inspector for the shire, rejecting duties split among staff. The motion to appoint for combined roles at 267 pounds per year passed unanimously, with eligible former inspector Walls free to reapply.

Braybrook Health Commission Shire of Draybrook Council Walls Tealth Commission

Melbourne Curator Advises Council on Local Garden

At Braybrook Council special meeting the Darks and Gardens Committee reported on new gardens. Proposed features include a Golden Privet hedge along the railway fener ale and a mix of English gran, entucky Blur and Bullalo crossed grass. A shrub set would be supplied by H. V. McKay & Sons, including Golden Cypress, palms, cannas, hens, privet, alimals. Costs and upkeep were discussed with Dr. Glenden and Dr. Robinson noting citizen help and long-term maintenance. The engineer Me. Smith to draft a watering scheme while Melbourne City Council’s custodian praised the project.

Braybrook Darks and Gardens Committee Glenden Magabe H. V. McKay & Sons Treloar Citizens’ Committee Robinson Pennell H Cne Melbourne

Soldiers Self Help Scheme Seeks Rear Club Room Erection

The Soldiers' Club requests council approval to add an extra rear room. Unemployed members offer to build it under engineer supervision. Council approves plan and notes appreciation for the club's efforts.

Soldiers’ Club Shire Council

Club handicap at Selwyn Park winner and runners up

On Saturday last the club held a half mile handicap at Selwyn Park with J. Hitler winning by two yards from H. Clemson and A. Mudford in a close race. Tomorrow a 7 miles pack run starts at St. Mark's Hall at 3 pm. A dance is set for Braybrook Hall on Tuesday 26 July, tickets on sale.

Selwyn Park J. Hitler H. Clemson A. Mudford Mt. Derrimut St. Mark's Hall Braybrook Hall

Advocate Job Printing Prices Right

An Advocate job printing notice highlights competitive pricing and reliable service. Professionals advertise affordable rates for pamphlets posters and handbills with emphasis on timely delivery and quality results.

Ruby C Whitehill to Teach Elocution at London College

Ruby C Whitehill, associate at London College of Music, announces a course in elocution dramatic art and voice production. Tuition starts Thursday June 23 at 3 30 p m in hall sunshine fees moderate weekly or quarterly phone Footecray 1044.

London College of Music E Hall Sunshine

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