Sunshine Technical School mid year exams show strong results
Top honors go to Ian Lee in the Boys School and Beryl Phillips in the Girls School. Several students completed Junior Technical Certificate requirements, with prizes awarded to Eric Lowe and Ronald Carrington. Parents and ex students await the upcoming athletic run and social events in August.
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Sunshine Technical School
Ian Lee
Beryl Phillips
Shirley Smith
Dorothy Beasley
Dale Duncan IV
Bessie Cousin
Tris Colliver
Thelma McMaster
Norma Charman
Lesmond Martin
Ernest Sinnott
Social function supports two worthy appeals this Thursday
Residents may attend a social function next Thursday to raise funds for the Children's Hospital Building Appeal and the Food for Britain Appeal. Tickets cost 7/6 and are sold at the Shire Office, with sales ending at 5 pm Wednesday to fit hall capacity and catering needs.
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Children’s Hospital Building
Food For Britain
Commission Homes Franchise and Elections Timing
The Braybrook Council received little hope for action on Commonwealth franchise for occupiers of Commonwealth homes at the last meeting. Senators Johnson and Kennelly said the Act binds the position and cannot be altered. Johnson promised future payments in lieu of rates would be settled by June 10 each year, so the council declined to join a deputation to federal authorities coordinated by the Sunshine Branch of the Communist Party.
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Commonwealth Homes
Senator Johnson
Braybrook
Sunshine
Communist Party
Local lad Ray Mill shines in Japan soccer final
Ray Mill of Albion Hamel Street, son of Mr and Mrs T A Hill, serves in the occupation forces in Japan. He played in the 44th Australian Infantry Brigade soccer final at Haitnichi, guiding 14% Australian Brigade Workshops to a 6 to 3 victory over 28th Australian Field Company after a slow start.
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Ray Mill
T. A. Hill
Hamel St. Albion
Japan
Ray
Australian Infantry Brigade
Haitnichi
Aust. Field Company
Sunshine Choral Society Aids Church Concert Series
The Sunshine Choral Society with Aziel Orchestra held a busy weekend, aiding Bullarat Road Methodist Church with a Saturday concert and assisting the church choir at Sunday services. Appreciation is given to all helpers and church ladies who prepared supper and tea. A future concert is planned for Saturday in August at Peter Fraser Hall Footscray.
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Sunshine Choral Sovriety
Aziel Orchestra
Bullarat Road
Owtseray
Choral Society
Peter Fraser
Barkly St
Footscray
Sunshine Girl Guide party bids farewell to Evelyn Bradshaw
Friday evening the 2nd Sunshine Girl Guide Company held a surprise at Mrs A Laity's home for Evelyn Bradshaw who is soon to marry and move to Ferguson. She received a silver cake dish and silver salt and pepper shakers as gifts.
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Sunshine Girl Guide Company
A. Laity
Mra
Evelyn
Victorian Scouts Jamboree prep and local troop activities
The 1946 Victorian Scouts prepare for the Jamboree at Frankston over Christmas. A.S.M. Mac Stevens aided S.M. Jim Thompson to form a new troop at Mt Macedon. A Sunday Sunshine Baptist Church service welcomed all and the Parents' Committee met with low attendance but strong scout spirit. The next annual meeting is planned for August 29 and all ages are welcome to participate.
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Frankston
S.M. Mac Stevens
MS. Macedon
S.M. Jim Thompson
1St
Mt. Macedon
Sunshine Baptist Church
Martin St
Council seeks Tramways Board plans for Western Suburbs transport
Dr. Dobson urged at the last Council meeting that the Tramways Board be asked through Mr. Shepherd MLA to outline current and future plans for Western Suburbs transport. He argued for adequate provision of tram and bus services now and in the future.
New Hope for Sufferers Offers Mail Treatment
An advertisement claims a recent Swiss discovery can treat rheumatism and restore life enjoyment. It offers mail treatment with affordable costs, promising freedom from pain and inviting readers to contact 13 Evesham Road, Cheltenham, for details.
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Switzerland
Obituary of Mrs M Cathuls Resident of Sunshine and Maryborough
Mrs M Cathuls a well known resident died at her Sunshine home. She lived in Sunshine twenty years after earlier founding a private hospital at Maryborough. Funeral held in Avnes with Presbyterian and Free Church ministers officiating. She leaves her husband Stanley Cathels and two nephews among mourners.
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Oun
Shine
Akuapatey
Cathels
Usay
Catlel
Muse Anil
Maryborough
Sunshine
Thursal
Wis
Avnes
McEwan
Reformed Presbyteriaa Church
McKinnon
Campbell Rolinson
Free Church
St. Kilda
Scotlan
Stanley Cathels
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Technical School
Paranta’ Association
Parents’ Association
T.S. Ex-Students' Association
Wilson
At & P
Monash ST
Barclay‘s Dry Cleaning Service
Barclay's
Barclay
Sun Crescent
Commission Homes
Nicholson Street
Footscray Ee
Girl Guides
BOY Scouts
Sunshine Troop
Evesham Road
Cheltenham
Visteria
Mrs. M. Cathuls
Newman—Carr
St. Alban
St. Albans
Violet Ruby
Air
Mas. Carr
St. Allis
Jaeynind Charles
Newman
Weer Vark
Fom Ackins
Masses
Jared My MacBean
Miss J
Koos
Bridggroom
Pauline Penjerieh
Cpl
B. Newman
Vin Carr
Rep. Smith
Chase
Buglin
Mechanics’ Hall
Welcome Home
Ole Hayek
Francis Aeptagid
Iowa
Bertin
Sunshine Younger
Sir
Seymour’s Corner
R. V. Seymour
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