Guides Rally Marks Duke of Gloucester Visit in Melbourne
Guides and brownies from across Victoria gathered at Government House Grounds on Saturday to honor the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. The parade featured 5,000 guides with color parties, a royal salute, and a National Anthem display, followed by tea in the Botanical Gardens and a camp fire.
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Duke
Gloucester
Federal
Girl Gviren Association
Government House
Victoria
Gaidenw
Browninn
Isin
Waa
Union Darks
Astralian Toys Sanil
Orehine
Vartien
Wad Chonen
Mate Pant
Dorothe Williams
Dunt Kady
Joan Smith
Emforts
Ind Munshine Company
Ware. Ter
Wotule
Yarraville
Hariger Company
Spinker
Prince William
Guideret
Botanical Gardena
Lady Chauval
Girl Guide Movement
Guidew
Trak Village
Masiey
Talca
Nally
Commit 2
Melbourne
Kenendon Baby Show Honors Local Winner at November Event
Julie Alt heam of 20 McLoun Street Sunshing won a silver cup for best baby under six months at the Kenendon Baby Show held on Saturday November 17. Her five month old child was judged alongside entries from Gavan of South Melbourne Camberwell and St Kilda.
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Kenendon
Julie Altheam
Juli Wan
Gavan
South Melbourne
Camperwell
St. Kilda
Pranavort Competition Deployed Debated in Council
On Blonday night Dr Dolmen criticized the Pranavort competition and urged council representatives to consider a policy shift. The discussion highlighted concerns about benefiting ratepayers and transparency in relation to the Trailway Board and briute service with Mr Sherehart and Mr A present.
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Dabynn
Diggers Branch Holds November Monthly Meeting
The Naual branch met Monday November 19 with President A. d Perry presiding over a largely attentive gathering. Key items included nominating officers for the next year, gratitude for a 20 shilling donation to the Food for Britain appeal, and plans for two dances on November 24 and December. Members urged renewed attendance and support, noting the need for more space as membership nears 20.
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Naual
A. d) Perry
oMee
Audhor Wood
Britain
Ben
Roberts
Oftlcs
Hearory
Mininhers
Sutherland
Motnany
Widdy
Heibam
Colusproy
Muwen Kitchie
Thirpos
Kichanis
Wulitarn
Kuthuieland and
Bells Committee
Mowwra
McGrathhy
Ad Thorpe
Dupie
Box
Greig
Mourves
Mckenase
Mullivan
Buckingham
Suthweland
Montgomery
Weight
Mulchinnon
Alani
Biltor
Campbell
J. Thorpe
M. Hutchinan
Albion state school hosts juvenile ball in Sunshine Shire Hall
Albion state school mothers organize a juvenile dancing ball at Sunshine Shire Hall on Friday November 30 starting at 7pm with a prize parade, talent displays, and an Albert’s companion exhibition from district schools. Adults may dance until 11 30 pm. Tickets are distributed via schools as interest rises toward a full-house event.
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Alberts
Javenite
Puplix
Scottink Union School
A. Morris
W. Banks
Mothers’ Club
Younger Set Hoaking at Homewood Cafe Tonight
The jumow committee announces a literary and arts program for Friday night at Homewood Cafe. It features poetry, short stories, an exhibition of knitwork and needlework, and a dramatic reading titled Typical OMY. A community meeting will follow with Mrs Don Baker hosting Burnewune Street.
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Pana
Homewood’ Cafe
Jumow Committee
Ube
Pat Lawman
Ideratore
Rome
Hehleebn
Hunt van
Mina May
Schleebs
Bourners
Robinwan
Henuforte
Mins
Uae
Sigucine
Wyte
Jd. Stubbine
Mise J. Mills
Mira
Homi
Niiht
Don Baker
Burnewune Stewet
Come Home Saturnay Evening Honors War Veteran
A homecoming party at Kr. Brunke Graies Sate Mins residence celebrated a veteran from the Middle East and a later service at Atoxhaven. Guests included Mr. Vivken who provided music as friends and family praised his wartime service and welcoming spirits.
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Dyetudyne
Winhuit
Philpott
Mrs. Crane
Videl
Ir. Vivken
Private Horan Honored At Homecoming Event
A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs W Lax residence on Saturday evening November 1 to honor Private Horan for nearly four years as a prisoner. Attendees enjoyed dancing, music by Mike Ratterty and Miss Rea Rinman, and a substantial supper. Mr Maffott presided as resident committee presented a keepsake. many locals expressed gratitude for those who helped organize the evening.
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W. Lax
Horan
Alvie Jenson
Minn Marie
Rafferty
Mins
Joyce
Wiley
Mike Ratterty
Asia
Aupper
Maffott
Mao
Syl Carr
Kone
St. Albany
Mara
Owan Kiley
Pat Jane
Lodge
Currie
Alan
Labor Victory Social Opens New Member Welcome
Labor's social in Maonje Hall on Friday December 7 aims to welcome newly elected member Sunahine and JP Shepherd. The event will feature entertainment including a dance and songs with artistes J Mand and Ryan, plus appearances by former member Mullens and MP Malons. Tickets are available from the local branch.
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SDC
Maonje
Puig
Yntrideo
Fur Sunahine
Fs Shepherd
Ocia
Ttin
Exrda
Ion
Artiate
Menber
J) Mullens
Mullena
Dedman
Wn. Dedman
Malons
Thin
Feria
Peben
Oes
Youth Festival Committee Presents Annual Celebration Recap
An official Youth Festival report by Mr Henry highlights broad appeal and student participation. The committee praised the festival's peaceful tone, diverse events, and support from the National Finnies Channel director Hy Sellulos. Various performances and community activities were noted as contributing to a successful event at the Voth Pestival Center.
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Henry
Hy Sellulos
Grahams
Amionsong
Ataboment ar reeceibity anil Expenditure
An oblique receipts and expenditure record fragment lists various items and names. It mentions a church youth group event and a carnival setup, with lines referencing a reception venue, profits, and a manager. The readable parts include a Youth Centre and several names.
Fragmentary clash over information control prompts press debate
Local discussion centers on a confusing dispute about information restrictions and station actions. The misread text hints at a public controversy involving a station, a government stance, and media reactions, with unclear names and dates.
Poorly legible note on local appeal and press ratification
Fragmentary OCR conveys a local public appeal and press ratification claim in Britain. Names and details are garbled but reference to six races, Dr Harelay Megara and others suggest a cooperation effort with volunteers and council figures cited amid unclear events.
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Vine Monnay
Britain
Harelay
Megara
Fee
Nat Mith
Enuneil
Visit to Hospital Mentioned in Erratic Local Notice
A fragmented notice references a visit to the hospital by a local association and includes scattered names and actions. The garbled text mentions the ILAALA Miatat at Ascot Vale and a meeting scheduled for Tuesday with attendees to be at a post office, but the details are unclear.
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Sunaline
Siemon Y Fathers’ Association
Ilaala
Ascot Vale
Trumys
da Non
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Boss
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Hampshire Road
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U.F.S. Dispensary
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Sack
Peel Hy
B.A.A.F
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T. H. Launder
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Youth Festival Committee
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Ata
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Hoven Yen
Way
Hank Utne
Maret Motives
Trannpiart
Agen
PRIA
J Shea
Hon
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Rami
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Tate
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Tocal Press
Urs Harclay
Carrie
Stella Hoams
Adelaide St
Sumabi
Barnard Bios
Dfarbell ST
Arbayille
Aaa
Ron Wallis
Martin Licesord
Susbex ST
Varraville
Walter A. Warne
AL Wy Wondern
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Hitunee
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Holden
Sunshine Hoos
Lasslett
Stanhome Street
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Footscray
Les. James Grocorded
Mardhaat Anderson
Sear Railway
Ouf
Moktin
Fleming
Sydney Street
Aladorn
Vulva
D. J. Gilson
Wenjamin Street
JUDD
Millinney
Sinek Anite
Dariounr
Sunshine Deer Park Service
A. J. Boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
Monash ST
Servanie Strait
City Depot
Lonsdale Se
City
Uid Uod Muyste
W J. Bell
A. F. Dawes Builder & Contractor
Drayton
Sunshine Phone
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