Ingress Association Reports and Local Council Tour
The IT. Albans News Progress Association held a monthly meeting where public interest items were discussed. A. Dickson reported on Keilorshire council affairs as plans for annual events and an inspection tour were outlined, with a visit to Albans and expected alterations to fire hydrants and alarm systems discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingress Association
Cr A. Dickson
Keilorshire Coun
Fontenne Meate
Ian
Keilor
Hickson Dla
Ularma
Local Shire Officials Plan Early Meeting On Reserve Condition
Officials note neglected Kelington Reserve. chairman to convene a meeting soon. The fire insurance rebates and cooperation between Wo councilly and ratepayers featured in discussions. Dr Jally elected president and Mr Cox elevated to association president. Details of knitting, social events, and a St Albans Mechanic Institute sale planned for October 17 appear in calendar updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preminne Havi
Kelington
Wo Counolly
S. Rule
F."jally
Shire of Keilor
C. Cox
Rule
T. Toby
All Aboard Club Sets October Social at Maxanne Hall
The All Aboard Club met at Mrs Tayex home for planning a social afternoon on October 16 at 2 pm in Maxanne Hall. Lady Brookes will attend and serve free tea. A Comforts Fund collection will be taken. The next meeting is October 17 at 8:00 pm in the town hall supper room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALL Aboard Club
Mra. Tayex
Maxanne Hall
Brookes
Durinesa
LAO Pte
District Patriotic Work Urges Clothing for War Refugees
The Ladion Patriot Works Committee reports 26 articles sent to the Red Cross depot and requests wide support for clothing drives. A special appeal notes clean, well mended garments and upcoming third Friday meetings at 2 pm at the abive hall. Collectors set Oct 12 for waste material in Section 4 north of Dickson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladion Patriot Works Committee
Redens
Red Cross
ACE
Tadies’ Committee
Red Cros
Red Crown
Dickson Street
Bendigo
Ladies Bowling Season Opens at Bowling Club
The opening ceremony of the ladies pennant season was held at the Bowling Club on Wednesday. Mrs Andrewartha welcomed guests from Nopolitan and Werribee, the green was opened by Mrs Winter who also threw the first kitty, and Mrs Andrewartha completed the final bowl. Present were Mrs Forbes and other association officials, with a pleasant afternoon tea to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nopolitan Cluba
Werribee
Mrx
Andrawartha
Mra. Winter
TBA
Andrewartha
Hovanste
Hovanste. Arrangeed By Mr. Dicely
Oon
Association
Mra. Forbes
Hon
Tink
Meadames Astbury
Magonnxon
Edmonds
Also Mentioned on This Page
IT. Albans News
Progress Association
Jack Freeman
MT. Alexander RD
Moonee Ponds
Tucker Box Dog & Cat Food Company
Braybrook Phone Sunshine
Walter A. Warne
Undertaker
Barely ST
Footscray
Bowdern
Taylor
Wkiy
Tom Taylor
Leeds Street
Footecray
Firat
Tyler ST. Sunshine
Sunshine
L. M. James
Anderson RD
Harry Hall
McWolson Street Footscra
Grocer
Phens
RED Cross Branch
White
Jun
Camel
Heberts
Wright
Stevens
Wordistriot
Mix
Ankers
A. Hale
Johnson
Mina Ly
St. Albiona Mechanica
Happy Circle
St. Albany
B. Allan Rol Crow
Ichire
Will Lode
Mothers’ Club
St. Alban Mothers’ Club
Mya
Bedford
Stra
Honey
Mra. Judd
Mrt
Lodge
Allen Williams
Friendship Club
Id Wolow
Apeakur
Frank Coldowke
Christ
McKechnie
Adi Lang Syne
St. Alans
Our Lady's
K. Brown
Dough
McCreer
McCreery
Mini
Kenilworth Windows
Hoyts
Joel McCrae
Sydney Toler
Sonja Henie
Ray Mill
Legion OF Lost
Rs. Tararenvon
Albion Masonic
Sunshine Fire
G. McKay
Crows
CAGE
Re Y. Seymour
Barelay
Ladies’ Bridge Circle
A.W.N. League
Minsen’ May
Irene ‘Schlevie Taale
Bouquet
Pray
Red Crom
Edmonston
St. Mark
Novelties
Pili Wupper
Ing
AML
Poultyrmen & Farmers’ Trading CO
Queensberry Street
Melbourne
R.B. Penn
J. M. Burke
Durham Road
Chrissie Baker
Lil Com
ReMus
Melton
Sydney Street
W.B
W. J. Bell
Audii
Sun Crescent
L. A. Cooper
Thorpe St
Harwood
Oregon
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Cronimny
T. H. Launder
Irving St
Footscray Station
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