Sunshine horticultural show set for April 24 in Braybrook
Sunshine residents await the annual horticultural show on April 24 with record entries expected. Prizes come from the shire council and local businesses, while the Braybrook Shire trophies highlight flower and vegetable displays. The Braybrook Horticultural Society invites all residents to attend monthly lectures and participate in diverse competitions including needlework cookery scholastic and more. Schedules available from secretary J R Parsons 41 Anderson Street.
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Shire Council
Shire of
Braybrook
J. R. Parsons
Anderson Street
St Albans Girls Gymnasium Club Sets Reopening
At a general meeting residents decided the Girls Gymnasium Club classes will resume on the first Monday after Easter. Miss Joan Goddard elected secretary and Mrs Andrews president for the coming year. The Progress Association celebrates the Tuesday illumination of the railway station with electric light.
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Joan Goddard
Andrews
Progress Association
End of Term Reflections From a Readable Class
A teacher reflects as term ends on the challenges of a pupil who struggles with learning and participation. The exchange hints at frustration and the desire for progress in the classroom.
Returned Soldiers League Filmed World Journey at Sunshine
The Returned Soldiers League held a Monday meeting at Sunshine with a movie trip around the world by Mr George Mochrie. The event included a brief business session about repairs and a sale of Anzac Day badges, one shilling each, while a missing New Zealand badge was noted.
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Sunshine R.S.A
George Mochrie
Sunshine
Macarie
England
Adelaide
Red Sea
Port Said
Gibraltar
Scotland
London
Czechoslovakia
Mo+thrie
Canadian Rockies
Australia
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Sydney Harbor
Bridge
Mochrie
Messrs
Mounsey and
Garrow
J. Willaton
Deer Park Football Club names coaching staff for season
Deer Park club at a committee meeting last Monday appointed R Pope as playing coach for the coming season and S Edwards as head trainer. Hob Ewer retires as coach. Jim Cartledge becomes Braybrook coach. A practice match with Braybrook set for April 3. New players expected include Honey Moreland from Jerilderie and a big centre forward from the Saturday Morning League.
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Deer Park Club
R. Pope
Braybrook
S. Edwards
Hob Ewer
Jim Cartledge
Honey, Moreland
Jerilderie
Kid Binks Debuts Then Fades From Ring
An amateur boxer faced a professional in a bout where Kid Binks announced this was his first appearance and later claimed it would be his last. The pro ducked, struck with a right, and knocked the amateur down as the referee counted him out.
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Kid Binks
Binks
Dr. Drayton
Mr Eltham
Overcrowding at Braybrookshire Technical School Spotlighted
Report to Braybrookshire Council details overcrowded classes at the Technical School following Minister Harris visit. Desks and rooms are outdated and uncomfortable. funding constraints limit new accommodation and equipment grants while the Government contemplates future support.
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Technical School
C. Byrne
Council
Chair Labeled Period of Louis XI in Antiques Shop
A new shop assistant tours a customer through an antiques store. He points to a chair and declares it from the period of Louis Cross-Eye, a label the customer misreads as Louis XI, highlighting a humorous labeling error.
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Louis Cross-Eye
Louis Cross-Edge
Louis XI
That Was Different
A confectioner’s shop scene shows a kind old lady guiding a young girl not to steal sweets. The girl admits temptation but claims only to lick lollies. A separate exchange hints at a romance, with a young man praising the girl’s dreamy eyes and her reply about staying late.
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ST Albans
Returned Soldiers’ League
New Zealand
Deer Park Football Club
NEW Girls’ School
Mark
Harris
Commcowealth
Paterson’s Pty. Ltd
P.P.L
CAV
Paterson
Footscray 16
Bourke Street
Melbourne
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