One World or None Public Meeting in the Shire
A public meeting at the Shire Hall on Friday evening April 6 convened by the Shire President and the Victorian Division of World Movement for Federal World Government will feature Dr. N. Benwell and Mr John Bowker. They discuss One World or zone the atomic menace with focus on Hiroshima medical implications and radioactivity effects. The World Movement aims to create a world constituting and a world parliament with representatives from all nations and creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
G. E. Dobson
J.P
World Movement
N. 8. Benwell
M.B
B.S
John Earl Bowker
Hiroshima
Benwell
John Bowker
Worl
World Movement For Federal World Government
Peoples ‘Assembly
Dobson
James
Women's Cricket Association
Selwyn Park
Des Ryan
Sunshine Community Hospital
Obituary of Herbert P Harrison of Deer Park
Obituary notes the death of Herbert Percy Harrison at Sunshine Commune Hospital last Friday after a brief illness. A 59 year old Deer Park native, he worked for I.C. for over forty years. Funeral held at Springvale Crematorium with many colleagues attending. he leaves a widow and a stepson. Mr E Cuddeford in Sunshine received word of his father’s death at age 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Percy Harrison
Deer Park
Sunshine Commone Hospital
Harrison
I.C
Springvale Crematorium
Méniay
E. Cuddeford
Dickson St
Sunshine
Riverina
Poultry Judge Meets Two Governors at Sydney Show
International and interstate poultry judges at the Sydney Royal Show were invited to meet Maj. Gen. Northcott Governor of New South Wales. Dr J B Salmond and his wife attended Government House with Victoria's Governor Sir Dallas Brooks and Lady Brooks and Miss Jean Brooks. The party toured the Government House gardens after a two week Sydney visit combining business with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Market Road galvanised iron factory fetches £3250 at Sunshine auction
A galvanised iron factory on Market Road Sunshine sold for £3250 at a Wednesday auction. The adjoining Sunshine Elektrix factory site measures 165 ft by 212 ft with 2600 sq ft building. Some plant and machinery were sold separately. J. W. Styles & Son acted as auctioneers.
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Market Rd
Sunshine
Sunshine Electrix
J. W. Styles & Son
Labor Campaign Commences for Pollard in Lalor Electorate
The Labor Campu Committee held its first meeting at Paces Hall with large turnout from country delegates at the Annual Easter Conference. The gathering, largest since Lalor Electorate’s establishment, boosts Pollard’s campaign and signals further meetings across the electorate and potential appearances in Sunshine and West Sunshine. The local branch will focus on distributing party literature and consolidating Pollard’s position.
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Labor Campu
Paces Hall
Lalor
Mr Pollard
Sunshine
West Sunshine
Pollard
Rates Due by April Tenth at Shire Offices
Ratepayers must pay rates by 10 April to avoid interest. After this date interest at 6 percent per annum will be charged from the due date. Payments accepted at the Shire Offices 8 30 am to 4 45 pm. The council budgets to collect 95 percent, totaling £67 815.
Racing Notes Berwick Handicaps and Hurdles Summary
Horonda wins the 1.15 Berwick Handicap with Demos second and Pel Savino third. Boystreet takes the 1.55 Waratah Trial Hurdle with Cornwall and Cleric following. Purple Prince tops the 2.35 Montrose Handicap with Hoyle and Golden Gem as the next two. Poncia leads the 3.15 Chairman's Handicap with Clutha and Bright Law behind. Step Aside wins the 3.55 Member's Highweight ahead of Astor and Variation. Our Title races top the 4.55 Pulteney Mein Heap with High Production and Fabius close.
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Berwick
Horonda
Demos
Pel Savino
Boystreet
Cornwall
Cleric
Montrose
Hoyle
Poncia
Clutha
Bright Law
Astor
Pulteney Mein Heap
Fabius
Girls' Physical Culture Classes Recommence at Shire Hall
S Y S girls gymnasium classes re commence on Tuesday next April 8 at the Shire Hall. All girls are cordially invited to attend. Juniors aged 6 to 11 years at 5 p.m. Intermediates aged 11 to 15 years at 7 p.m. Fee will be 1 per night.
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S.Y.S
Shire Hall
Autumn Show by Sunshine Horticultural Society
The Annual Autumn Show will be held at Shire Hall on Saturday. Doors open at 1 p.m. and the exhibition closes at 9 30 p.m. The official opening is at 8 p.m. by Shire President Dr G E Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Horticultural Society
G. E. Dobson
RSL Hall to Open in May With RSSAILA Ceremony
The RSSAILA clubrooms in Dickson Street will have an official opening on Saturday May 6 at 3 p.m. Mr Geo Halland Federal President will perform the ceremony and invitations are being issued. Prominent citizens are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rssaila
Dickson St
Geo. Halland
Mr and Mrs W R McKay Sail on Health Trip to Colombo
Mr and Mrs W R McKay of Forrest Street sailed last week on a six week health trip to Colombo. They plan to visit medical facilities and sightseeing during their journey, with medical appointments and rest on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKay
Forrest St
Colombo
Crook family lose by a yard in £1080 Paterson Quiz
Four Crook family members from the Sunshine Post Office fell half a yard short of the £1080 prize on the Paterson Family Quiz broadcast. After a strong elimination showing scoring 20 of 24, Jack Crook erred by one yard in the final question about Gerald Hutchinson’s 1961 Stawell Gift run, leaving them disappointed.
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Crook
Paterson
H. Crook
Sunshine Post Office
Messry Don
Graham
Jack Crook
Joan
R. Clements
Don
Jack
Gerald Hutchinson
Stawell
Hutchinson
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Mr Harrison
Roxy
John Mills
Richard Attenborough
Henry Raymond Walburn
Coleen Gray, Richard Conte
My Foolish Heart
Dana Andrews
Susan Hayward
Beauty On Parade
Robert Hutton
Doris Day
Pier
Gregory Peck
David Farrar
Labor
R. A. Pollard
M.h.lr
RSL
Myrtle
Betty Wilson
Lorna Larter
Reg Hand
Ern Guy
M.C
Seymours Men‘s Store
S.B
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