Farewell to Sunshine Technical School Principal G F Bull
Parents and Ex Students' Association honor Mr G F Bull with a farewell gathering at Sunshine Technical School. 110 attendees witnessed a millinery and felt novelties display by Miss Layh followed by a supper and a gratitude letter praising Bull for uniting school and home and launching the ex-students' group.
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Sunshine Technical School
G. F. Bull
Parents’ Association
Deeble
Bull
Dunlop
Association
Oexstudents’ Association
Family association notes and meeting announcement
The passage thanks Sunshine and the district, wishes Mrs Bull and the recipient health and prosperity. It mentions a Parents' Association with a meeting on Tuesday 11th June as a social evening with Ex Students Association, and notices felt supplies in attractive colours will be available at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine and District
Victory Ball II Debutante Event Aids Children’s Hospital
District residents invited to Victory Ball II at Shire Hall by Sunshine Younger Set next Monday. Proceeds aid Children’s Hospital. debutantes presented at 9 p.m. with officials from the Children’s Hospital Board attending. Supper in two sittings, optional dress, special bus to Footscray after the ball, tickets 7/6 from Sunshine Advocate or Miss J Mills.
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Toe Shire Hall
Sunshine Younger
Children's Hospital
J. R. Parsons
W. J. Pridham
Children's [Hospital Board
Sunshine
E. A. Shepherd
Sunshine Post Office
Sunshine Advocate Office
J. Mills
Adelaide Street
Praise for Mothers at St Albans Bazaar
Reporting to Kellor Council on Saturday the Shire President Dr Jolly praised the mother club at St Albans for a recently opened bazaar. He noted the active, recently reconstituted club and said its present showing bodes well for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellor Council
St. Albans
Dr. Jolly
St Albans Hall Rental Debate Meets Council
At a council meeting the St Albans Progress Association secretary urged halving hall rents to aid youth clubs. Council refused, citing existing municipal priorities and risk of favoritism, noting hall use runs at a loss and funds support water, sewerage and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penlor Council
T. Tony
St. Albans Progress Association
St. Albans
Toby
Butterly
Dickson
Stenson
Cr. Kelly
Dr. Dickson
the Pease
Ridings
Dr. Butterly
Parr
Progress
Shire
Progress Association
Footscray Out-patients Centre May 1946 Activities and Donations
In May 1946 the Footscray and District Out-patient and Welfare Centre treated 812 patients, prescribed 843, performed 784 dressings, and 85 attended the Ante-Natal Clinic. Donations acknowledged include amounts from Tor rance, Kingsville and Wembley Park Horticultural Society, the Beever family, Mrs Earle, Mrs Rokents, and the Progress Association. An annual grant of 300 pounds was received from Footscray City Council.
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Footscray and District
C. Beever
D. M. Torrance
Kingsville and Wembey
Park Horticultural Society
Mra
Co. Beever
Mra. Earle
Rokents
Oot ‘Ogress Association
Footscray
Tree Planters Back Avenue of Honour Plan
Delegates from local bodies including the ANA Lodge RSL and Tracts' Association at a Tree Planters' Association meeting favor establishing an avenue of honour to memorialize wartime service. Ballarat or Devonbury were seen as potential sites with a final decision pending broader consultation.
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Tree Planters’ Association
ANA
Lodge
RSL
Assieiiation
Ballarat
Devondury Reuily
R.S.L
A.nla
Gray
Tree Planters
Shire Council
Cookine
Public meeting and notices in St Albans district
Local notices invite residents to a public meeting Monday June 7th in the hall with convenors Hutson and Kennedy. Details on allowances for discharged servicemen outside the Repatriation Act available at Clarke's Store. Also announced are a Boys' Club dance, an A S P general meeting Tuesday, and a Victory Day monster picnic at Keilor with shop-supplied particulars.
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Mestames Hutson
Kennedy
Clarke's
Sioner
Privons
A.S.P
Pom
Keilor
Objection to Mattress Factory at 55 Madden Street Maidstone
A returned serviceman sought to open a mattress factory at 55 Madden Street Maidstone. The Health Officer’s report found the industry not a nuisance or noxious trade and not a health danger. Dr. Pennell moved to grant permission despite opposition from Cra. Dobson and Barret, who argued local residential character and fairness to residents. Dr. Barclay noted the factory predated the zoning bylaw and the council had no power to refuse.
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Madden St
Maidstone
Pennell
Cra. Dobson
Barrett
Dobson
Barclay
Deer Park Sunday School Anniversary
The Methodist Sunday School marks its anniversary next Sunday morning in the local hall. Children lead singing with anthems duets solos and other items. Rev. Hugh Small will speak on The King's Garden. Arrangements are by Misses D Harris and A Hunter.
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Deer Park
Methodist
Hugh Small
King's Garden
D. Harris
A. Hunter
Younger Set Ball Special After Eleven Admission
A limited number of tickets will be available at the door for the Younger Set Ball. A special admission price has been arranged for attendees who plan to spend the early part of the evening elsewhere and join after 11.
Turf Selections From Victorian Meets On Saturday
Summary of racing selections across Moonee Valley Kilmore Yarram Beveridge Wallan and Flemington notes including Tulaki Locrian Lord Baden Valewil Nawab Cawiil Might Life High Plays Repeen Beveridge Highweight Sir Change Regency Harvarden Kokoda Hardie Kristts Tsambard Navy David s toast High Play Wonder Army Robert Bruce Adrian Troi Valeurl Punetisky Funet Slycum League Star Shell Greek Myth and other listed runners with provisional placings and tips.
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Moonee Valley
Tulaki
Locrian
Parry
Gay View Kilmore
Lord Baden
Somers
Nawab
Benefit
Cawiil
Might Life
Brewster
Milans Yarram
Valewil
Warrior
Bazharine
Wallan
Flemington
Kokoda Hardie
Kristts
Tsambard
Elliott
Navy
David
Victory Day celebrations light up Sun shine display near rail line
Citizens gather for a fireworks show beside the Sabart railway line on Saturday evening. Admission is restricted and no one will be allowed into the reserve area during the display.
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Sablart
St Marks Ball invites preservers and house party date
Applications to act as preservers for St Mark's Ball are open to all. Names of young ladies are still acceptable. A picture night is planned for June 15 and a house party at Mrs Beachley's home, 5 Thorpe Street, on Wednesday 20 June. Proceeds support the St Mark's Lew Church Building Fund.
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St. Mark's Ball
de Ot Parsons
Beachley
Thorpe St
St. Mark's Lew Church
Are Commission Homes Suitable
Fragmented text discusses commission homes and suitability in a historical context. It references various names and places in unclear OCR form, with focus on assessment of suitability and related opinions. The readable portions suggest a debate or inquiry into whether commission home designs meet expected standards.
Lew Speeral Mitarts Vet at ATRT Gh Makin
A terse item lists Lew Speeral amid ATRT and Gh Makin with Athi te VST. Other names include Serpette Seay Terry Bbynngth ceids Chas and Ayrne, suggesting a brief notice or clerical record involving multiple individuals.
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Lew Speeral
Mitarts Vet
ATRT
Gh Makin
Athite
Reeth
Serpette
Seay
Terry Bbynngth
Ceids Chas
Ayrne
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Alf. Young & Son Plumber & Contractor
Gunnedah Street
John Bundle & Son Pty. Ltd
J.T
Vicks
H. Webster
Hampshire Road
Barclay’s Dry Cleaning ServIce
Sun Crescent
ST. Albans Hall
ST. Albans News
ST. Mark’s
Tule
Hope
Aste
Mianavere
al W. C. Ring
Gh Lo
Hampshire Rd
Seymours
baWeho Clothing Insurance Ballov
Hurle Ures
R. V. Seymour
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