Footscray Reform Movement Seeks Boardroom Change
Keilor Council news notes a reform push in Footscray Football Club with ads seeking Victorian players and new executives. J.P. McFarlane and Beever join, aiming to broaden local control and launch junior football schemes while awaiting state clearance outcomes. Also reported is employment funds discussion and the old English bounds beating event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Party
Footscray
Melbourne
Landers
Reform Movement
Victoria
Tasmania
South Australia
Western Australia
Footscray Club
Sunshine
Ralph McKay
Reg. Barclay
C. G. Carlton
Maasse
Footcray
J. F. McFarlane
J.P
Beever
Footecray
Pronent
Obituary of Mrs. Mary Ann Lowe of Sunshine
Mary Ann Lowe a respected Sunshine resident died at her son in law S Quick’s residence in Sunshine at age 71 She was born Strathfieldsaye and was predeceased by her husband Her son Dr Alfred Lowe sits on Braybrook Shire Council Her funeral was held at Footscray Cemetery with prominent tributes from Braybrook Shire Council Sunshine LO.R. and local churches Nelson Bros Footscray were the funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Mary Ann Lowe
S. Quick
Burnewang Street
Lowe
Strath- Hieldsage
Leaven
Mily
Alfred Lowe
Braybrook
Footscrely
Shire of
Brayfrook
Sunshine Lo.r
Sunshine Methodist Sunday School
Albion Methodist Kindergarten
Alfred
Roy
George
Sam Quick
J. Hilingaen
Cyril Steedman
Messrs
W. Peel
F, Pearce
G. Penrose
Thopson
Randy Hatfield
F. Willaton
J. Taylor
Willan
A. Prewitt
J. Pengelly
K Lowe
G. BR. Godbehear
I. A. Dennin
Paxtor Holt
SG. Thompson
Nelson Bros
Footscray
Sermon Sparks Debate at Sunshine Methodist Meeting
A quarterly Sunshine Methodist Circuit gathering sparked a controversy over a lay preacher's sermon linking banking and monetary policy to societal issues. Objectors argued church councils should avoid finance topics, while supporters urged a forward message addressing materialist philosophy. A motion urged Synod to study the financial system and social problems for the next Methodist Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
Sunshine Methodint
Wome
Jesus Christ
Weaua
Moat
Synod
Sunshine
Presbyterian Church
A. Heathcote Fletcher
Manning
Focal Methodist
Ani
Awung
Ehuec
Local sports wrap heads into cricket season start
The season shifts from football to cricket as local clubs prepare for league matches and friendlies. Fans anticipate newcomers, coaches set training plans, and venues host early practice sessions amid mild spring weather.
Braybrook Notes Include Thefts And Local Sports
Thieves entered up to four Braybrook homes in the past week. Items stolen include a pendant and sleeve links from R Gray and a sleeve link from Mrs Guy. Local updates report residents recovering from illness, a pneumonia hospital stay, convalescence, and a school committee party with prizes. The cricket club faced Ivy Ls last Saturday with Braybrook leading 89 runs. a dance is planned at Braybrook Theil on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
R. Gray
Guy
Gibbons
Mya. Suliman
Johnson
Middleton
Tomor
Carla
Adamson Tribute Event Plans Progress Amid Local Debate
Village committee reports progress on preparations for the Dr and Meg Adamson testimonial to be held Thursday October 20 at Sunshine Vowny Habla venue. Attendance was good and tickets were issued. Local opposition questions the Braybrook rejected Albion St. Albans road plans and a section between Sydenham and Callura Roadway, though the Country Roads Board retains final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg. Adamson
Country Roads Board
Braybrook
Albion-St. Albans
Sydeniit
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Keilor
Keflor Shire
I. C. White
M.L.A
Walters
Shire Engine
Ronald P. Griffiths
F.V
D. P
Toplcal Sports
Margaret William
Pyramid Hill
Adamson
R.k.mcdonald Pharmaceutical Chemist
Hampshire Road
Caulfield
OBY Hurdle
Taciturn
Debutant Stakes
Aml Bang Angelo
Collingwood Pasha
Chatham
Caulfield Guineas
Mark Palphar
Herbert Power
Metallurgy
Dick Devon
Toorak
Jae Leees
Gaine Carre
Tims
Mr & Margee
Ienourer
Mesartton
Vecretary
Offen
D.P.S
Forges
Nicholson Street
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