Repair services offered at Ridley Street Sunshine
An ad shows W. Richer Moderate inviting customers to see them for repairs at 0 Ridley Street in Sunshine. The placement emphasizes prompt service and local access for residents.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
4
An ad shows W. Richer Moderate inviting customers to see them for repairs at 0 Ridley Street in Sunshine. The placement emphasizes prompt service and local access for residents.
The St Albans Women’s Hospital Auxiliary schedules its second annual meeting on May 8 at 2 30 p m in Mechanics Hall with Mia Norris attending and coffee provided. A fancy dress ball is set for May 11 to aid funds with prizes announced. A Back to St Albans effort marks the church’s 25th anniversary from May 12 to MM and a parish tea is planned for May 15.
Braybrook Shire Council condemns using Ashley Street reserve for Sunday sports. Council proposes placing the grounds under council control and funding a fence with gracing fees. Police note traffic control concerns at West and Raleigh roads during peak hours. Maribyrnong Grandstand opens May 6 with King’s Jubilee Holiday ceremony by Cr W J Pridham, a children’s sports meeting at 2.30 pm and an evening dance.
Dr Glendenning was elected chairman of the Errington Reserve committee by Braybrook Shire Council on a condition that he could keep his former chair. He criticized the meeting where the white president sat on a ban ana case and stated dignity of office was not upheld. The council plans to reapply for a reconstruction grant for Cordite Avenue Maribyrnong, arguing traffic relates to ammunition works and current rates are not collected.
Dr Dedrick praised the newly appointed caretaker Mr E Nayler for turning wilderness into a beauty spot that serves as a children’s rendezvous. Nayler also sought to recruit another man to work at the Withers Street playground and hoped for success.
Three tenders were received for sewering the shire hall and council depot. Hogarth offered £63 11s for the hall, Young £42 3s 2d for the depot, and Tinsley Selova £71 19s. Hogarth and Young were accepted as lowest bids with works supervised by the Metropolitan Board of Works and to be up to the handle.
On Dr Skewes’s motion the Railways department is to revert to the former evening train timetable. The decision was recorded in the meeting minutes with emphasis on restoring past scheduling.
Nomad notes TC1 proved a team of triers in a hard fought match against the Greek side at Deer Park. TC1 led after R Gray and Dough driven shots, with pressure in the second half as the Greeks failed to convert. Final push saw D Gray add a fifth and Jackson organize defense as TC1 won 5 0. Apollo 1 Team to meet Melbourne Manx at Albert Park tomorrow.
At the N A P B A meeting on April 17 a cockerel show judged by Mr Julian due to the regular judge being at the Sydney show. White Leghorn Cockerel first to Mr Wal lace Halliday, best light bird. second Mr W Halliday. third Mr A E Betts. Black Orpington first Mr H Pencott. best heavy bird to Mr T Wells. second Mr L Clause. third Mr EB Drayton. After judging Mr Julian demonstrated on the winners and a vote of thanks was carried.
The proposal would run trains from Sunshine at about 6.25, 6.50 and 7.20, replacing the current 6.25, 7.12 and 7.45 departures to better suit local theatregoers.
A group of 36 ratepayers petitioned for a foot path between Cornwall Road and Devonshire Road. Dr Lowe noted the petitioners were being deprived without remedy as non abutting residents, and council agreed to have centre riding members and the engineer inspect and report on the matter.
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