Braybrookshire Council Debates Footpath Policy
A Braybrookshire council discussion on Monday night centers on footpath construction for King Edward Avenue. Residents on the south side oppose new footpaths while north side work is underway. the item is referred to next year’s estimates.
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G. Cripps
Braybrookshire
King Edward Autte
Dr. Dedrick
King Edward Avenue
Adelaide Street
Hugh Marshall
Stanford Street
J. B Parsons
Path
Marshall
Mr Hargreaves
Shire
H. Robinson
Sydney Street
Lawson Street
Ashley Street
Catholic Tennis Club Easter Mixed Doubles Winners
During the Easter holidays a mixed doubles tournament was held with 26 players. Spewart and Gibb won the final, beating Davidson and Ryap. Trophies were presented by Rev. Father Ryder. The club plans its annual jammee in the Parish Hall next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Spewart
N. Gibb
C. Gibb
Father Ryder
Wandering Stock Impounded Report to Council
A time report to the council states that since March a total of 23 head of wandering stock have been seized for impounding. Inspector L. Thorpe presented the figures for Wenddy night outlining enforcement actions and the ongoing issue of roaming animals.
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Council
L. i’ Thorpe
St Albans Benefactor Honored With Memorial Gates
The St Albans community unveiled memorial gates for late Mrs Errington, whose 1910 gift of land became Errington Reserve. The event drew 150 people including Braybrook and Kellorshire councillors. Cr Lowe and Dr Glendenning spoke highly of her philanthropy, with a tea at Mechanics Hall to follow.
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Webster
Errington
St. Albans
Braybrook
Kellorshires
W. E. Glendenning
Shire of
Dr Lowe
W. R. Parsons
Keilorshire
W. Evans
Meadames Lowe and
Luxford
Glendenning
Braybrookshire
H. Robinson
Robinson
EB. J. Luxford
G.O.M
Shires
A. Clarke
W. J. Hounslow
Braybrookshire council notes praise for Talbot shire appointment
Dr A Lowe reported attending Talbot shire council where his son Ken Lowe chaired his first meeting without the secretary due to illness. Councillors credited Mr Hargreaves with shaping the choice and praised his high esteem in the state while joking his firm may win rapid promotions across Braybrook.
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Braybrookshire
A. Lowe
Talbotshire
Ken Lowe
Lowe
Hargreaves
Hraybrook
Deer Park Dance and Harvest Services Spotlight Town Life
The tennis club hosted a Saturday dance introducing a lady band and statue dance, with more ouchre players than before. The harvest thanksgiving service at the Methodist Church drew a largeAugmented congregation as Church of England members joined led by Mr Lambell and Rev A A Lyons. A Bible inscribed by the ladies' guild and a table cloth were presented at the concert, followed by supper and youth games. Next Wednesday the Mothers' Club meets with a speaker and after noon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Church of England
Lambell
A. A. Lyons
Mra Brabon
L. Terrill
J. McLeod
Ladies’ Guild
Mothers’ Club
Braybrook Shire Council Deals With Tramways Repairs and Land Issues
Braybrook Shire Council discussed a Tramways Board notice on repairs to Hampshire Road and Murbyrnong route, with funds expected for Maribyrnong works. Letters from landowners cited delays in ploughing along Ballaret Road. Reports covered footpath work, drainage, road regrading, and a newly completed lethal chamber using car exhaust fumes at the depot.
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Braybrookshire Council
Tramways Board
Hampshire Road
Footscray
Hampstead Road
Murbyrnong
KE. Hargreaves
Maribyrnong
Robinson
Ballaret Road
J. Burnside
L. E. Thor
Thorpe
Melbourne
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Women Have Been Famous for Ages
A brief exchange notes that women have long held fame and influence, with a wry acknowledgment that this status spans untold ages. The dialogue suggests a timeless view of women’s prominence in culture and society.
Thieves Break Into Sunshine School
Thieves entered Sunshine Elementary last weekend breaking cupboards in classrooms and taking a tin of biscuits and marmite from the teachers’ room. A pair of scissors was forced open and socks were disturbed. the headmaster asks culprits to come forward and offer funds for a proper meal.
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Sunshine Elementary School
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Catholic Tennis Club
James Cuming
J. Mr. Goble
Sunshine
Hugh Victor McKay
Mes Errington
Bill
Dempster
Deer Park News
Braybrook Shire
Shire Road Works
Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Devonshire Road
Leachate St
City
Casey
Thieves AT Sunshine School
W. J. Bell
Sun Crescent
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Chal’en
GUY Bros
Gordon
Les. G. Libbis
Sunshine Garage
Devonshire RD
City Depot
Lonsdale Street
E. M. Young
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