Biggest decision in Australian history on Saturday
A preface urging Australians to vote in a pivotal election framed as a choice between free enterprise and socialist policy. The piece argues the issue is not individual leaders but systemic direction, warning of Britain’s socialist drift and citing New Zealand as a warning, with Labour and Liberal positions framed as a fight against socialism and communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifley
Evatt
Fadden
Australia
Britain
Gow
Chiffey
Red Twins
New Zealand
Great Britain
Subdivision Road Standards Discussed At Special Council
A special council meeting in the town hall on November 28 considered subdivision road standards for town, village, and rural areas. A report proposed 22 feet total width with 16 feet graded surface, kerbing, gutters, pipe culverts, and drainage easements, while awaiting a legal opinion on council powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coune
Hie
Ald
Solomon
Hazlett
Lea
Longhurst
Marlow
Messrs
McLean
E. Staniforth
P. A. Higgs
Polling Booths listed for Federal Elections in Camden Campbelltown Ingleburn
The divisions of Campbelltown Camden and Ingleburn announce polling venues for the Federal Elections on Saturday December 10. Campbelltown venues include Appin Public School Campbelltown Court House Kentlyn Public School Menangle Park Hall Minto School of Arts Wedderburn Public School. Camden venues include Camden Public School Cartington Hospital Cawdor Public School Cobbrity Public School Menangle School of Arts Mount Hunter Public School Narellan Public School The Oaks Public School. Ingleburn division lists Austral Public School Badgerys Creek School Building Bringelly Public School Glenfield Public School Ingleburn Public School Kemp's Creek School Hall Luddenham Public School Macquarie Fields Progress Hall Orangeville Public School Raby Public School Rossmore Public School Silverdale Public School Theresa Park Public School Wallacia Public School Warragamba Dam Foreman's Office Werombi Public School West Hoxton Austral Hall.
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Camden
Campbelltown
Ingleburn
Appin
Kentlyn
Menangle Park
Menangle PLC
Minto—School of Arts
Minto East
Angus
Wedderburn
Cartington Hospital
Cawdor
Cobbrity
Menangle—School of
Arts
Mount Hunter
Narellan
the Oaks
Austral
Badgery's Creek
Bringelly
Glenfield
Kemp's Creek
Luddenham
Macquarie Fields
Orangeville
Raby
Rossmore
Silverdale
Theresa Park
Wallacia
Warragamba Dam
Werombi
West Hoxton
Austral Hall
Baby Health Centre records and local council notes
Attendance at the Baby Health Centre last week was 48 with a December daily average of 49. Babies treated included 176 under 1 year, 15 under 2, and small counts for ages 3 to 4 plus ante natal. eight new babies were received and weighings reached 195. Campbelltown hosted a DOl photography unit amid language and accent remarks, and residents criticized neglected pot holes in Cordeaux Street. The Campbelltown Railway Station garden won first prize in the 1949 Station Garden Competition with West Ryde, Stanmore, Parramatta, Hornsby and Denistone following in placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Health
Campbelltown
Department of Information
Queen Street
D.O.I
Cordeaux Street
Jef Baw
Bate
W. Roser
West Ryde
Stanmore
Parramatta
Hornsby
Denistone
Glenfield community backs multiple fundraisers
A series of events at Glenfield Hall and Ingleburn raised funds for Liverpool Ambulance and local charities. Highlights include a euchre party, a Mac Glen School picnic with two hundred attendees, diverse stalls, a Christmas carnival plan in Campbelltown, and notable workers Wassell, Broughton and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenfield Hall
Liverpool Ambulance
Glenfield
Mac Glen
Mess's
Wassell
Broughton
Perry
Alderman Clark Nominated for Cumberland County Council
Alderman C J Clark is nominated as local representative candidate for Cumberland County Council and Mayor Solomon, Ald. Clissold move to endorse. Endorsement by all aldermen at November 29 special meeting. A circular to electors of County Electorate No 10 will outline Clark qualifications, succeeding C Co Murray. Local notices also report school and community events including prize wins by Ben Lowe's pupils and Marist Brothers College break up concert with an operetta and religious dignitaries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Clark
Cumberland County Council
Ald
Solomon
Clissold
Ald. Clark
C. Co. Murray
Marist Brothers Agricultural College
St. Gregory's
Lsten
Mongignor P. J. O'Donnell
P.P.V.F
Hedmaster Departs Minto as Tom Murphy Takes Charge
Congratulations go to Minto’s Hedmaster on his promotion and departure to Toorewenah after six years of respected service. Mr. and Mrs. Parslow commend his public spirit and P and C leadership. Tom Murphy of Bringelly succeeds as headmaster, with a warm welcome planned from Minto families.
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Minto
Toorewenah
Parslow
P. and C
Tom Murphy
Bringelly
Liberal candidate Jeff Bute addresses Campbelltown gathering
Jeff Bute campaigned in Campbelltown promising full employment and security and that the petrol tax would be refunded for its intended purpose. He spoke well and drew a modest audience as locals, busy with weekend shopping, showed apparent political apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Bute
Macarthur
Campbelltown
Las
St Peters Tennis Club Hosts Gift Shower for Walker and Hounsell
St Peter's Tennis Club held a social evening on Saturday November 12 honoring vice president R J C Walker and his fiancée Misa M Hounsell of Macquarie Fields. Members enjoyed tennis, golf putting, quoits, circles, shuttlecock and table tennis with gifts presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Tennis Club
R. JC
Bob) Walker
Misa M. Hounsell
Macquarie Fields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbelltoun News
Saturn
British Empire
Sules
Cipal
Sedgwick
Clissold ‘Ried
Farnsworth
Alds
Cussold
Goodwin
N. McLean
W. E. Lewis
Railway Street
Paterson
Presbyterian Church
E. Coleman
Wilmoore
Liverpool
Red Cross
Mawson Park
K. H. Hopper
Ben Lowe
Elizabeth Thorburn
June Clissold
Trene Gralellis
Janet Lowe
Maitland
Janet
Murray Bros
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