Labor News Sun Shine Branch Holds Special Meeting
The Sun shine Branch of the A L P held a Tuesday meeting in Town Hall to discuss membership drives and applications to be processed by the next monthly mailing on May 11 or at a special April 28 meeting. F J Bristow of the Your Labour Association visited and aims to form a YEA branch in Sunshine. Two new members were noted. a special April 28 session will arrange polling booth work and invite unionists to attend. Representatives seek new polling booths at South Read and Sunshine Road to ease crowding.
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A.L.P
Ted
Foir
F. J. Bristow
Your Labor Association
Wax & Visitor
Trix
YEA
Labor Movement
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Public Tennis Courts on Council Land Implications
At Bunabine Council meeting Dr. McDonald rejected a proposal by Roberta Penny Chubr to place two courts on Studley Street Maidstone land. He noted two existing River Ward courts are limited and urged any future courts be public. The Roberta Club admitted only about 26 of its members live in Sunshine City. The motion informed the club that council cannot grant the request and future courts would be public.
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McDonald
Bunabine
Roberta Penny Chubr
Studley Street
Maidstone
Natura Strip Damaged by Council
An Adelaide Street ratepayer, Mr E. B. Patterson, told Sunshine Council that weed-spraying on the street channel damaged his nature strip grass. The council instructed the city engineer to inspect and remedy any damage, citing concerns over wasted time and money from the practice.
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Adelaide St
Sunshine Council
Patterson
RAAF Helps Footpath Plan Along South Road
South Road near the RAAF camp may gain a temporary footpath after Lanshing Council requested action. The defense force is expected to bear the costs and designate a path for pedestrian use.
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Ra.a.f
A.F. Lanshing Council
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Sievers and Fox Win Cricket Averages
Mauri Sievers of the Sunshine Cricket Club topped the first eleven batting average in his debut season, edging Leo Willey. Tom Fox led the first eleven bowling with 271 wickets. The team finished ninth of eighteen after thirteen matches: five wins, five losses, three draws.
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Mauri
Sievers
Gaying
Sunshine Cricket Club
Leo Willey
Tom Fox
Don Jarieson
Les Winter
Inn
AY Sievers
Willey
Ham
Kell Bow
D. Jamieson
A. Kyle IL
Dvera R. W. Ayap Fox
le Winter
Prompt and Efficient Service by Masson Milligan & Warnt
Braybrook motor and general engineers Frank Masson Milligan and Warnt advertise prompt and efficient service on Lacey and Cranwell Streets. MW 4062 MW 2569 listed for contact.
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Milligan & Warnt
Motor and General
Car Lacey and Cranwell Streets
Braybrook
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