Council denies liquor access at Braybrook soldiers club
Braybrook council refused a request from soldiers to consume alcohol in the Sunshine branch club room, citing bylaw controls and municipal property status. Debate highlighted lockers, proper venues, and the need for stricter supervision, with calls for a separate soldiers’ building to resolve the issue.
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R.s.s.ll A
Richards
EB. Drayton
Shire of
Braybrook
Dr. Drayton
Lowe
Fathers Association
Garde
Dr. Dempster
Pridham
Parsons
Drayton
Grendenning
Dempster
Sunshine
Indecisive Conference Discussion On Ale Access
A branch meeting reads a pending report on alcohol policy. Dr Treloar objects to ale on tap at any time, endorsing only select events. Dr Lowe supports the secretary on questions about lockers and the prevent locker system.
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Treloar
Lowe
Werther
World War Veterans and Alcohol Use Reflections
A reader argues that after World War I soldiers returned hardened yet steadier, finding ale helpful for morale. He notes many ex soldiers quit teetotalism, questions whether war created drinkers, and recalls family men and shop coworkers who drink.
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Wamba Ajax
Senlac Hill
University of Melbourne
Soldiers’ Club
Gallipoli
Pozieres
Q.M.S
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