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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
1
Braybrook Shire shows strong industry with nearly 14000 workers. The report lists factory counts, male and female employment totals, land and buildings value, machinery value, materials value, and value of goods produced or work done.
The report describes a community gathering at Werthevilny on June 27 where Digg ers and local residents hosted patients from Freee hospital. J Hartley and Lorraine aml Mive Noria Gum contributed, with Noot Skene bringing an anvwle box and Mrs Mary Lowe directing piano. the brunch members toured the Indies of the uuvsiliuey and praised the guests for the splendid work and cheering support.
The Younger Set schedules a series of events next week with a gym gathering, sketches titled A Fruity Melodrass and The Poor Lith Mill Gis Well, and a plan for email play. Boomerangs members dominate wins while Nant ten challenges echo, and a dance committee prepares for a picture night with five novelty items per team. The monthly meeting of the above committee is set for Tuesday at 4 pm to finalize arrangements.
A local pageant titled Twenty-High Debs to mie will be held at the Sonshine Town Hall next Wednesday after a lupin sequence. Tickets are limited. early applications advised for the debutantes and their escorts.
The Sunshine branch monthly meeting chaired by T Baker discussed attendance and a plebiscite on hospital plans. Dr Dobson reported progress on housing and public works, with Crick noting the secretary’s report and ministerial comments from the ASI conference. E Dodd elected treasurer, resignation accepted, next meeting set for March 3 with members urged to attend.
Fourie Club appeal reported with Dobson and officers of Sunshine Shire consulting over fines and measures. Donation and community work noted. Residents showed interest in council efforts on local projects and pathways for a larger schedule.
The council faces questions over reinstating a home-help scheme prompted by Catholic Women’s Guild and Housewives Association Sunshine branches. Officials discuss municipal powers under State legislation while a public meeting is planned to address the issue. The Government contemplates retail shop controls, but the Minister for Fatale Construction asserts no authority to administer such a measure.
An early schedule outlines weekday and Sunday train runs with extended service and halting patterns. Officials including crs. Parnotes and McDohall outline routes from Braybarunk Gouri to Hallwaiy and Braybarunk corridor with stops near PYLON ALLY. Weekend service reduces gaps and aims to boost patronage, with trains leaving from Suny and Pliner Street at 1 pm and 4 pm respectively.
A Sydney council sees a home help plan to ease women’s work burden. Proposals urge government subsidy, shire funding, and a roster system to organize trained home helpers and child care. The plan seeks official recognition and union rights for home workers.
Odds and entries for a turf event listing several horses with unclear spellings and placements. The piece names Plesaninny Landicap division one, Coat of Arm, Federal Hurdle, Gay Invader, Bar of Indie, Tenderfoat and others with scattered placements and runtimes.
Fragmentary OCR data mentions Additional Service Personnel and various initials but lacks clear events, entities, dates, or context to form a coherent news item with a proper headline and summary. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present.
A readable fragment notes a school Latin event with planned festival week activities, a district committee meeting, and discussions of arrangements, speakers, and prize allocations. It mentions several names and dates in a garbled OCR passage describing scheduling, venues, and a community appeal.
A wartime fund drive seeks donations for a canteen effort amid shortages. The appeal lists names and pledges, notes a total goal around 2140, and asks donors to respond by Nak date as organizers arrange collection points and a panel of local leaders to oversee the drive.
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