Braybrook Council Approves Quarry Opening near Melbourne
Following a favorable recommendation by the Shire Engineer Braybrook Council votes to open a new quarry in North a near Grath Sand and Stone Co. The Engineer says the site holds one of the best unworked stone deposits near Melbourne. Dr Barclay urged deferral for councillor inspection, but the request was rejected.
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Braybrook
Meaiag
eGrath Sand and Stone Coy
Melbourne
Barclay
Sawdust Nuisance Complaints From Wright Street Residents
South Sunshine residents report sawdust blown from a Wright Street box factory on windy days causing a nuisance. Council officers are investigating a remedy or enforcement action.
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South Sunshine
Wright St
Infant welfare centre plan blocked by ICI house
Braybrook Shire Council asked ICI about setting aside a house in Deer Park for an infant welfare and health centre but the company refused citing housing needs. The council said housing demand is too great to spare a unit.
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Braybrook Shire
ICI Company
Deer Park
Nominations for Dads' Officers At Sunshine Dads’ Meeting
At the next Sunshine Dads Association meeting in the R.S.L clubroom at 7 45 pm on Wednesday nominations for office bearers for 195 will be received. A full attendance of members is desired.
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Sunshine Dads’ Association
R.S.L
Oil sludge hazards prompt council probe in Braybrook
Health Inspector Mr N Dixon reported oily sludge carted over roads in the Shire of Braybrook before being dumped at a quarry in the Werribee Shire. The trail ran from Millers Rd along Geelong Rd to Boundary Road via Little Boundary Rd, prompting a full investigation into the responsible firm.
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Braybrook
Werribee
N Dixon
Millers Rd
Geelong Rd
Little Boundary Rd
Boundary Road
Breakdown in Braybrook Plant Sparks Noxious Smells
Noxious odors issued from Chemhouse Pty Ltd Braybrook factory after a plant breakdown. Health Inspectors inspected the site and Braybrook Council discussed the discharge of sulphuretted hydrogen cited by officers of the Department of Health. Company said discharge lasted only a few minutes twice daily and pledged to prevent further complaints. Council officers to report further.
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Chemhoure Products Pty. Ltd
Braybrook
Department of Health
Western Suburbs Hold Christmas Social
The Western Suburbs club held its annual Christmas Social at Maronic Hall on Monday despite a windy day. A large crowd enjoyed dancing, children's games, cool drinks, ice cream, and novelties with Santa causing much cheer among the youngsters. The event featured MC Arch Noble, the Musical Knights Orchestra, a supper, and a presentation to Dr A Beachley for the club’s first premiership, with Mayor Dr Armstrong in attendance.
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Maronic
Arch Noble
M.C
Knights’ Orchestra
Santa
J. Davies
Dr Armstrong
Williamstown
Davies
Armstrong
A. Beachley
Wetern
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Sun Crescent
Sunshine
Barclay's Dry Cleaning Service
Colin C. Morton
M.M.B
Commission of Public Health
Tyler ST
Cartage Contractor A
Beachley
Thorpe Street
Lustre
Worths
Prestige
Bonds
Hilton
Kayser
Lutex
France
Nicholson Street
Footscray
LCI
D.j.gilson
Benjamin Street
Norm Clarenshaw
Richelieu Street
West Footscray
Melbourne Technical College
Jackson
G. F. Thompson
Suffolk Road
Sunshine Technical School
G. F. Bull
R.A.C.V. Station
Sunshine Garage
8. C. Titford
Devonshire Road
Messrs
Mark & Nylen
McCormick’s Milk Bar
Westfield's
Perry's
Derrimut
Durham Road
Vito-Fos
Heilbronns Pharmacy
Hampshire Road
Messenger Delivery
Gross’s
Kodak Films
Kodak Developing, Printing and Enlarging Service
Gross’s Amcal
Sensis Hotel
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