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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
2
The Labor candidate for Henry Doube outlines Labor's federal policy emphasizing universal health care education and housing. He pledges secure employment opportunities and improved social services, framing it as a path to equal rights and duties for all citizens.
On Sunday evening at Sunshine Methodist Church, Eric Cla rkeen will conduct a film service showing Kindle Flame. Chirkee, engaged by the Methodist Home Missions of Victoria, will visit military and air force camps during the season, aiming to attract a large audience. The service, preceded by hymn singing, invites a welcoming crowd.
Mire Theresa Helen Foreman, 72, died at her home on 2 Dickson St Sunshine. Born in Plumstead England she lived here for years. Survived by husband and three married daughters. Funeral from home to Footscray Cemetery conducted by Rev BR Adams with Nelson Bros as funeral directors.
An event on Monday March 25 at Bapwurst Hall Ridley St invites members and families to view teams shield and basketball trophies from the past year. Magazine copies remain available from Jean Mills. Boys pause competitive basketball this year but plan practice and entry next year. contact Jack Secombe. Girls urged to attend as grading nears. Senior gym classes have vacancies. Next Communities meeting set for Thursday March 15.
The St. Albans Progress Association reports improved attendance at Tuesday's meeting. Efforts continue to obtain a permit for a Flour Mill amid food shortages. A Sunship General Hospital establishment meeting was well received. Proposals for a Sunshine district Youth Centre and a Free Library for boys and girls are urged with book donations invited at local shops. Donors must inscribe names on donation slips placed inside books. Private mailbox service is being tested with Postmaster General's Department, requiring signatures at the Post Office. annual fee would be 10 shillings. Association backs the Keilor Shire drainage and street construction plan.
The Sunshine Housewives Association holds a monthly meeting on March 27 at Mrs. Cox’s home 51 King Edward Av with a Sunshine bus departing 2 25 p.m. and returning 3 55 p.m. A special talk on food prices food control and household commodities will occur and donations to the Food for Britain Appeal are invited.
Arrangements for a Kinder carten Committee public meeting have been altered. The Shire President Dr Parsons notes the meeting will now be held on Thursday, April in the Albion Methodist Hall. An advertisement appears elsewhere in this issue.
The Mothers' Club of Albion School will hold its annual meeting next Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school. Mothers of students are urged to attend as important year plans and matters will be discussed.
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