Tilburn Honor at Deer Park Referencing Public Service
Mr. Tilburn received a commemorative gift and praise at Deer Park after a decade in the Braybrookshire council. The event honored his municipal career and the impact of the leather cloth factory at Deer Park, described as a leading Anglo American plant with future expansion potential. Speakers lauded his public service and predicted continued regional progress under intelligent leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennell
Ferling
Willurn
Tilburn
Mr. Tilburn
Deer Park
Pridhamy
Ghatte
Ian
Ecommeid
Skewes
Cormer
Wheers
Puke
George McKay
Braybrookshire
Kenlus
Hugh Victor McKay
Lieshire
Peer Park
Old Country
Muni Cipal
Rentlemien
DP Lave
Craybrook
James Wall
Re. Bell
Baptist Sunday Anniversary Services Planned
The church will hold anniversary services for the Sunday School on successive Sundays. On the first day preachers include G G Shinkfield M A from Funshine and Geelong College, W Thompson former church secretary, and J Goble of Footscray. On the 24th G P Nees of the Baptist Union Victoria and F Tudbal of Essen don Caplist Sunday School may conduct. Scholars are trained and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. GC. Shinkfield
M.A
Funshine
Geelong College
W. Thompson
J. Goble
Footscray
G. P. Nees
Baptist Union of Victoria
Prize awarded to James Caithness Jr in carpentry class
An omission in the November 1 prize list left James Caithness Jr of Fraser Street unlisted. The records show he proved a successful carpentry student and was adjudged equal with F Richards, receiving the same prize value as Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caithness Jr
Fraser Street
Caithness
F. Richards
Richards
Braybrook Shire honours long serving councillor Tilburn
The Br aybrook Shire acknowledges the ten years of service by Councillor Charles Tilburn with a formal description from an illuminated folder dated 30 September 1920. The council president and officers express appreciation for his district knowledge and public spirit, noting his departure from the council table and best wishes for health and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tilburn
Shire of
Braybrook
Mes
St Albans Sees Rain Boosts Crops and Tanks
Heavy rainfall across Tuesday night and Wednesday brought about 250 points, aiding dams and tanks while delaying crop drying. St Albans cricket club suffered a defeat to Nosella Hambler in the first innings with notable bowling by Magee and Stevens. The Progress Association plans a public meeting at 8 p.m. with Mr Reg Pollard addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans Cricket Chib
Nosella
PANTS HEALTH SATISFACTORY FOR OCTOBER AT SUNSHINE CENTRE
Sister L. Hancock reports October activity at the Sunshine Infant Welfare Centre. New and old cases total 199 visits for babies and mothers. 34 new cases plus 165 under supervision. adult attendances 258 and babies 265. 16 new cases visiting homes with 129 follow ups. Three babies and two mothers referred to a doctor for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hancock
Sunshine Infant Welfare Centre
Pollard MLA Speaks at St Albans on Water Scheme
Mr Reg Pollard MLA retiring member of the Bulla Dalhousie electorate will address St Albans electors at the Mechanics Hall Monday evening. He will outline stewardship and likely discuss delays to inaugurate the water supply scheme for St Albans prompting expectation of a large meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treg. Pollard
Bulla- Dalhousie
St. Albans
Orlock
Mechanics’ Hall
Pollard
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England
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Urs
G. W. Peart Tae
Dureclay
H. Skewes
Alf, Lowe
W. J. Pridham
W.E. Glendenning
A. 8. Diggins
Tiburn
Condro
Eouine
Dr. George
James Caithness
ST Albans
Reg. Pollard
M.L.A
GT. Albans
Seymours