St Albans Infant Centre to Close
The Braybrook Shire Council debated closing the St Albans infant sub-centre citing distance and access issues. Sunshine centre service would cover more cases with six minutes by train, despite concerns from Dr Lowe and Dr Pennell about financial support and implications for local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Parsons
St. Bana Wan
Sushine
Othary
Sunshine Centre
St. Alban
Cratrett
Maton
Gounell
Dow
Sunshine
Bunabind
Braybrook
Lowe
Keilor
Pennell
Skinner
Gr. Willen
Lowa
Letters From Readers Question Central Bidint
A reader from Leith Avenue Albany Betts writes that the Advocate has published a report dated April 28, 19XX and disputes the authorship and reliability of the piece. The letter demands correction and asserts the writer’s confidence in the newspaper’s fidelity to truth.
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Advocate
Wwe
Ageil welfare centre reports marshalling of medical aid
During the marsh of Ageil the Fontecray and District Out Patient and Welfare Gente treated TE patients. All pre tcriptiony were dispenwed, 320 drumrings were gurformes, and 1 patients attraided the Ante. Natal Clinic. The Secretary acknowledges donations from The Eleanor St. First Aid Post Social Committees and Kingsville Wembley Horticultural Security among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageil
Fontecray
Natal
J. Keleo Duncan
Eleanor St
Kingsville
Wembley
Archibald
Naval
Sunshine war fund opened for returned men and women
A Victoria council grants authority to establish a fund and issue Victory Bonds worth £100 to start the Sunshine fund. Donations to L Richards, 12 Centre Street, Sunshine, will aid welfare services for returning servicemen and women and the lost war, with prompt acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Ras Ala
Patrice Fumnie
Centre Street
Sunshine
Guides To Collect Mooks During Guide Week
Manuscript notes describe collecting books for services during a designated Guide Week. At an arranged date they begin collection, seeking any donations or books from Winiece 2617 and related households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Winiece
Keilor Coyne Notified After Council Deliberation
In a council discussion Gr Parsons said immediate action is not taken. The motion recommends notifying Keilor Coyne and awaiting consideration before a reply is sent to the council. The recommendation was adopted.
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Gr. Parsons
Keilor Coyne
Thi Council
Vacant Shops Used for Living Quarters in Hawybrook
Hawybrook Shire Council discussed vacant shops used as living spaces. Inspector Thorpe cited five cases of overcrowded, uninhabitable conditions lacking washing and ventilation, with families living in small shops. Council debated forwarding the inspector’s report to the State Housing Commission and exploring council remedies.
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Hawybrook
LE. Thorpe
Albers
Walla
Lowe
Bonnell
Warclay
Lreyton
State Housing Commission
Pursona
Hopetown
Willan
Fennell
Han
Housing Commission
War Organization of Industry
Tiwan
Shires Loan Quota Programme Figures Reported
The report shows figures for the Fira Victory Loan, detailing the shires quota commitments. Saber notes indicate a figure around 1000 units with a possible 6000 Saber equivalent in the broader campaign.
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Shires
Fira
Turf Selections From Tempe Races
Turf selections for Tempe races list winners and placers with horses Rainbird Win Lyn mouth and numerous names such as Am, Hullubston and Dore. It includes 3 year olds and notable entries like Patanteena, Bunton, and Chief with mentions of weights and placings at Centenary Martines and Saint Nan.
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Eaendon
Patanteena
Dore
Bothcam
Prenton
Bunton
Tony Marin
Bodger
Olnnroy
St. Nan
Florin
Pierre
Omerton
Centenary Martines
Wedding Bells and Military Atmosphere at Sunshine Methodist
A military themed wedding took place at Sunshine Methodist Church on Saturday. Corporal Kenneth B Rickard and Catherine Youngscoxt, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Kulmuml, Glencraig Station Deer Park, exchanged vows with Catherine's father as escort. The bride wore a dress tailored to family style. The reception followed at Mrs Gray's home with close relatives present. The groom recently returned from New Guinea after years of service, arriving just in time for the ceremony.
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Michel
Kenneth
Rickard
Army
Virginia
USA
Catherines Younscoxt
J. B. Kulmuml
Glencraig
Deer Park
Nistur
Chrivilo Taw
Cpl
Pave Gray
Raaf
Heather
Mra
Gray
Statin Rel
Helder
New Guinea
Threatened School Strike Over Heating at Deer Park School
A meeting of Deer Park School parents demanded immediate heating installation at the school in the Dear Market Hall. They warned children would be sent away if the Education Department failed to act. A deputation was appointed to urge the department.
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Deer Park School
Arasoly- Gon
Education Department
Dearmarket Hall
Jaybrook
Iid Hig Firma
Laming H Tapay arrives from Great Britain in Sunshine
Mr Georgi Catling of Merrie Pty Ltd reports Laming H Tapay from Great Britain. He has made four world trips since 1940 with one by air and three by sea, noting nearly 7000 Sunshine workers engaged in harvest and Britain’s wartime effort. His latest trip left England on 22 February 1942.
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Georgi Catling
He Y. Maney Merrie Pty, Ltd
Sunshine
Great Britain
Laming Han
Fem
Ale
Mr. Lamming
England
Ordination and Church Meetings Reported by Baptist Churches
Five Western city churches ordained ministers and a student pastor last February due to depleted ranks. Reverends Raymond Farrer of Box Hill and Kev Brown are noted, with Union president K. Grove among those granted exemptions from De. Wat. Meetings and preaching will be held in the street and at the church, with Christian Endeavour activities and revival efforts led by Farrer and Mor. Philip.
Audacious Act Sparks Debate on School Heating Donation
Townspeople argue over Education Department funding for school heating and wiring after a fire destroyed the old building. Council members say the town is not obligated to install heaters, while citizens cite taxpayer burdens and wartime loans to support efforts.
Protecting Street Trees Ruling Sparks Council Action
The Bra brook Council faced out of order motion on Monday night over erecting ground trees on Kilgate playground near Ewxt Sun whine. Mayor Harclay halted the motion after councillors pressed the issue and the matter was referred to the Commonwealth Government. The council agreed trees should be protected but materials to plant them were not available.
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Drayton Anid
Lowe
Trelour
Ctr
Lawe and
Parsons
Education
Council
Bea
Harclay
Bra
Brook
Kilgate
Sun Whine
Wait Way
Tiwan
Pathy Mather
Keilor Loan Barometer and Municipal Share Details
The fragment discusses Keilor loan figures and related municipal sharing concepts with unclear figures. It mentions a process for applicants to sign and file applications and hints at eligibility or enforcement steps. The text lacks coherent details but centers on financial planning and municipal oversight.
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Maidstone
Maribyrnong
Bt Albans
Ballor
MR. Betts
Leith Avenue
Alb, Betts
Sunshine Theatre
Charles
DE Robert Taylor
Brian Donlevy
We Are the Marines
Fred McCmurray
Judette Colbert
DR. Gillespie
Eckard—Salmond
Mk, Geo, Laming H Tapay
AYS Councillow
Hhire
Bray
Rook
Vis
Ubonoxiating
Thong Fy
Rwaahes Ib
Minin
Hampshire Road
Nicholson
Footscray Parge
Stee Daly
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