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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 09, 1949

Page

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Joy McDermott and Rex Richer Marry in Sunshine Ceremony

Joy McDermott, daughter of Mr and Mrs A McDermott, wed Rex Richer, son of Mr and Mrs B Richer, at St Mark's Church of England, Sunshine on November 26. Rev R F Adams officiated as 50 guests attended a reception at the bride’s parents' home before the couple departed for Marysville and reside at Clifton Hill.

St. Mark's Church of England Sunshine Joy A. McDermott Forrest St Rex B. Richer Hampshire Rd R. F. Adams C. Willaton St. John’s Hall Footscray

Reardon Ward wed at Sunshine church in December

Olive Amelia Ward daughter of W. G. Ward and Ronald Lindsay Reardon son of L. and Mrs. L. Reardon married at Sunshine Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Hugh Small. The bride wore a love bodice gown with embossed tulle and a full veil. she carried frangipanni and gardenias with orange blossom accents. Sister Mrs. R. J. Hodge served as matron of honor in a pink frock.

I. Thomas Miss P. McDermott Diane Higgins Walsh Alf Richer Max Richer R. Meaney A. Brown Olive Amelia W. G. Ward Adelaide St Sunshine Ronald Lindsay L. Reardon Queensville St Footscray Sunshine Ne Hugh Small R. J. Hodge Bride

Peculiarity of High Ceilings Draws Council Protest

Dr G Dobson urged Braybrook Council to protest a Government decision allowing eight foot ceilings in pre cut English houses for Government use. He argued the move would set a retrograde standard despite Government power to override local councils. Dr Barclay warned that both Federal and State governments planned lower ceilings.

G. Dobson Braybrook England Dobson Barclay

New Factories Approved in Sunshine District

Sunshine Council granted approval for a £10000 factory at Market Road and Second Avenue. Plans for a pigment and coloring concrete cement factory at Central and Second Avenues were deferred for a full industry investigation. Additions to Ficken Halliday and McCelland Braybrook valued at £3500 were approved.

Counceil Central and Second Avenues Ficken, Halliday & McCelland Braybrook

St Albans Garbage Collection Conference Planned

Braybrook and Keilor Councils to hold a conference to consider instituting a garbage service for St Albans and surrounding area. The meeting aims to discuss structure funding and implementation steps for the proposed collection system.

ST. Albans Braybrook Keilor To &T. Albans

Braybrook Post Office Move Sparks Council Protest

Braybrook residents face a post office now run from a private home and kitchen table after the operator balked at a £1 weekly pay cut. Councilors accuse the P M G of pressuring the operator, lament worse delivery since Sunshine takes mail, and vow a formal protest to the department and the new Federal member.

Braybrook Shire A. Pennell P.M.G Pennell Braybrook Barrett Dempster Dept Plac

Momentous Election Tomorrow In Lalor Electorate Clash

The upcoming federal election fuels a tight race in the Lalor electorate where Corio’s former Labour strongholds are now linked with a large rural section. Labour’s R G Pollard and John Bellair contest a seat with compulsory voting from 8 am to 8 pm, and Sunshine’s large sub‑division could sway the result.

Lalor Sunshine Corio Labour Geelong Altona Werribee J.J. Dedman LMS R. G. Pollard John Bellair C. G. Carlton Dickson St

Resident urges action as grass blaze fears spark

J B Salmond Cr writes after a Deer Park Hall meeting showing apathy amid danger from rapid grass growth. He urges burning a break around properties of attendees and perhaps the elderly, blaming the disinterested for neglecting their own properties.

Deer Park Hall

Injunction Against Speedway Council Considers Lease Renewal

Braybrook Council was informed of the injunction on Monday. Kirton Speedway asked if it would defend the company. no action was taken. The Legislative Committee will discuss renewing the lease before it expires May 31 1950, a move that could affect the case. The council was ruled out of order when discussing the matter. Dr Dobson and Dr Barclay weighed the renewal, noting the speedway’s strong local profits.

Braybrook Council Kirton Speedway Speedway Dobson Barclay

Council debating ammunitions factory bid in Maribyrnong

Dr A G Pennell challenged Braybrook Council saying they cannot legally refuse Shooters Supplies Pty Ltd to establish an ammunition factory in Raleigh Road Maribyrnong. The council previously refused both sites Wright Street Sunshine. An opinion from the solicitor will be sought before next Monday’s discussion.

A. G. Pennell Braybrook Ife Raleigh Rd Maribyrnong Wright St Sunshine Shooters Supplies Pty. Ltd

Annual Old Polks Party at St Marks Christmas Gathering

The Christmas party for older folk will be held at St Marks on Saturday December 17. Tea and entertainment follow with Mr Kayser in charge. Invitations issued. old folk invited. organizers ask for expected attendance to aid catering. event is undenominational.

St. Marks Kayser St. Mark Andersen Andersen Stose

William Banks of Harrietville Dies After Sunshine Years

William James Banks aged about 60 died suddenly on Saturday morning 26 November. A WWI 22nd Battalion veteran and 14 year LC I Deer Park employee, he was respected for kindness and humor. Survived by wife Kate and eight children. Funeral held Monday 26 November at Fawkner Crematorium.

William James Banks Harrietville Sunshine Banks 22Nd Battalion Lc.i. Company Deer Park Kate Napier Morris St John Ronald Desmond Valda Cecelia Hector Grace Wilma Fawkner Crematorium

Cricket Teams Set SP at Home and Oat Yarraville

Cricket notices list SP at home with McCarthy Willey Brownbill Fox Ferrell I Simpson Mcbeod L Young West J Ayton Ormston and 12th man Lewis Yad XE oat Yarraville Carlton W Donovan White Deeble Praetz T Holdsworth McQueen Winter W Clayton Kyle Lewis 12th man G Southern Bus leaves PLC at 12 66 Albion C C to play Waratah at Gardens Reverve P Scott Wise B O Reilly Watson Treble J RB Pettifer Hjorth Whearem Fulham Morgan 12th man Ellison emergency M Cain

McCarthy Willey Brownbill Fox Ferrell I. Simpson Mcbeod L. Young West J. Ayton Ormston Lewis Yarraville Carlton W. Donovan White Deeble Praetz T Holdsworth McQueen Winter W. Clayton Kyle G. Southern PLC Albion Waratah Gardens Reverve P. Scott Wise B. O'Reilly Watson Treble Pettifer Hjorth Whearem Fulham Morgan Ellison M. Cain

Sunshine Younger Set Girls Physical Culture Display

On Tuesday next 1th Dec the Annual Display of the Sunshine Younger Set Girls Physical Culture Classes will be at Shire Hall. The program starts sharp and features ballet classical clubs rods freearm and novelty items. Tickets are available from the workers or at the hall.

Sunshine Shire Hall Coor

Transport to polling booths urged by Liberal Party

Citizens wanting transport to polling locations should contact the Liberal and Country Party Committee Rooms at 111 Hampshire Road Sunshine. Authorized by W. T. Harvey of 121 Hampshire Rd Sunshine.

Liberal and Country Party Committee Hampshire Road Sunshine W. T. Harvey Hampshire Rd

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