St Albans news column laments losses and welcomes newcomers
St Albans notes two decades of changes with growth in building and population. It celebrates New Australian arrivals and recent local prizes, while extending sympathy to families: Mrs Storte, Mr Storie, Mr and Mrs Bert Hale, and the Blair family. It invites reader items by Wednesday and lists a Christmas-school prize winner, Rodney.
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St. Albans
Tafts
M. Millay
Station Avenue
Mick
Alan
St. Albanites
Storte
Walmer Avenue
Storie
Presbyterian Church
Bert Hale
St. Albans Road
Connie
F Blair
Betty
Bh Albans
Enta
Welelcket
William Parry
Rodney
View Street
Happy Circle gift sale aids Presbyterian fund
The Happy Circle sale of gifts held for the Presbyterian Sunday School building fund was a standout success. Dr Eddie presided at the opening ceremony, with Mrs Eddie receiving a flowering bouquet from a scholar. Net profit exceeds £100. The president Mrs A J Stevens and members thank supporters and traders, with special thanks to Mr Woods for hall improvements. The circle meets on Wednesday ath October at 2 pm in the Presbyterian Church. new members welcome.
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Happy Circle
Presbyterian Sunday School Building Fund
Eddie
Shire
A. J. Stevens
Woods
Presbyterian Church
Country Women's Assn General meeting in St Albans
The Country Women's Association general meeting of St Albans CWA will be held on Monday October 4 at 7 30 pm. All nominations for officers must be in the secretary’s hands at the beginning of the meeting. A dance and concert in the new Sacred Heart hall on October 28 will raise funds for a Christmas Tree for children at St Albans State School. Par-
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St. Albans
St Albans Parish to Host Oct Sunday Services and Speakers
St Albans Parish plans special film services and missionary speakers each Sunday in October. Mr A Miller of the Aborigines is scheduled for October 10 and Rev N Bythell of Tanganyika for October 24. Community hymn singing begins 18 minutes before each evening service. all are welcome.
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A. Miller
Rev
N. Bythell
Tanganyika
Deer Park Social Club Picnic and Evening Gala
The Deer Park Social Club hosts a Sunday picnic at Darley Sports Oval on October 17 with ticket pickup arranged via loan secretary Mr. R. McLaughlin. A grand gala night organized by a social club at the ammunition factory will be held in the local hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. sharp with music and supper.
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Deer Park
Darley Sports Oval
R. McLaughlin
the Ammunition Fnetory In
City Band Notes at Showgrounds and Hospital Visit
The Sun shine residents witnessed a successful band show at the Showgrounds last Saturday. Following the performance the band visits Bundoora Repatric Hospital and Mount Hospital to entertain patients on Sunday October 17, under the Women’s Auxiliary of Sunshine R.S.L. Tickets for the autographed football and bridal doll are available from bandsmen, committee members, or Causon hardware shop. Holders are urged to hand in ticket stubs to the secretary promptly. Lucky donor last week was C. Lowden, No. 245.
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Bundoora Repatric Hospital
Mount Hospital
Sunshine R.S.L
Causon Hardware Shop
C. Lowden
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