Sunshine appeal to raise funds passes eight hundred pounds
Sunshine crowds join a series of entertainments organized by Sunshine sportsmen to boost the Stanley Taylor Appeal in support of the Shire President Dr G E Dobson. The White City event, theatre shows, and local dances drew large attendance and generous donations, with 20 pounds more at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
G. E. Dobson
White City
Sunshine Picture Theatre
Melbourne
Bill Dooley
Williamstown
David N. Martin
Tivoli Theatre
Geo. Kirby
Reg Barclay
Sunshine Football Club
Ken Tisdale
Cr. G. Dobson
Stanley Taylor
Dobson
Holiday Play Centre at Sunshine State School
The play centre runs January 8 to January 26 at Sunshine State School offering recreational activities for children. Sessions from 1.44 a.m. to 4 p.m. require trained youth leaders such as Guiders and Scoutmasters. information on salaries is available from the National Fitness Council office at 53 Russell St., Melbourne.
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Sunshine State School
National Fitness Council
Russell St
Melb
General Ap ria total reaches £1460 15s 11d
The entry notes that the General Ap ria sum has now accumulated to the amount of £1460 15s 11d.
Sun Youth Travel Fund Subscriptions Totals
A ledger item lists payments from multiple donors including McPhersons Ltd, STS Ex-Students, Guy Bros, Dirnell, E H Drayton, W Bradshaw and others. Total contributions amount to £178 16s with various small sums and acknowledgments.
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McPhersons Ltd
STS
Guy Bros
W- Dirnell
E. H. Drayton
W. Bradshaw
Sunshine Hosts Historic Sunday With Double Archbishops
In Sunshine two archbishops attended services with the Church of England and Roman Catholic leaders presiding at St Mark's and Our Lady's. The Footscray Symphony Orchestra gave a standout concert at the Shire Hall while Sunshine Theatre hosted a major variety show. The events come as Sunshine nears city status.
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Footscray Symphony Orchestra
Otto Grobbecker
Sunshine
Shire Hall
Miss Penman
Cox
Booth
Melbourne
St. Mark's Church
Simmonds
Our Lady's
Shine Theatre
Temporary Building By-law Too Strict Criticized in Braybrook
Dr A Pennell complains Braybrook Council by law on temporary houses is too harsh and vows a notice of motion to alter it. Building Inspector reports two more unauthorised temporary dwellings without permits and prosecutions may follow. Montgomery says plan submissions showing a sleep-out result in its removal and questions council powers. He also objects to a builder’s rude conduct during inspection.
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A. Pennell
Braybrook Council
Perong
A. Montgomery
Pennell
Montgomery Aid
Offer for Albion street works accepted by Council
The Albion Council has accepted H V McKay's bid of 10722 pounds for constructing streets north of Derrimut Street. McKay previously laid sections that developed drainage issues. with existing formation and metal, the low cost is estimated at two pounds per foot. Plans will be drawn up and the project begun progressively after full scheme adoption.
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H. V. McKay
Derrimut St
Albion
McKays
Racing Results from Various Stakes and Handicaps
Moreland Stakes winner THEKA with PANIA second and TUL AKING third. Glenbervie Plate led by NORTH RIDING with BLUE BEGGAR second and NAZELTOV third. Somerton Handicap won by WELKIN SUN with RHODES and CAPTAIN RED completing the placings. Bulla Handicap saw PRINCE OF FAIRIES first, ER RINGTON second and DASHING BEAU third. Fawkner Highweight Division One crowned ALL HOPE ahead of EL FALCOS and PRINCE NOELS. Strathmore Handicap topped by NOT PROVEN with BEAU NEWS and SATURN behind. Fawkner Highweight Division Two won by OUR TITLE with BOGHASI and CARNAGE following.
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North Riding
Blue Beggar
Nazeltov
Somerton
Welkin Sun
Rhodes
Captain Red
Bulla
Prince OF Fairies
Errington
Dashing
Beau
Fawkner
ALL Hope
EL Falcos
Prince Noels
Strathmore
Beau News
Saturn
Carnage
Governor to Attend Proclamation Celebrations for City Status
Victoria govern or will be invited to read the official proclamation at celebrations marking the Shire's elevation to city status next year. A special council meeting will discuss festivity details and a sub committee will examine updating the Shire seal to reflect the municipality's current character.
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Victoria
No Disadvantages in Shire Elevation to City
Dr G E Dobson Shire President told Monday's Council meeting there are no disadvantages to elevating the Shire to a City. He cited no salary hikes and noted benefits include participation in legislation like the Milk Pasteurisation Act. Dr J McDonald of Maribyrnong opposed the proposal while a formal motion to present the petition to the Governor passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Dobson
Barclay
J. McDonald
Maribyrnong
Sunshine to get Commonwealth Bank branch line
Hon Reg Pollard reports to the Governor of the Commonwealth Bank that Sunshine will gain a new bank branch. Dr A E Shepherd and Dr Coombes advised that Sunshine’s requests have been under consideration for some time and a branch is hoped to open soon.
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A. E. Shepherd
M.L.A
Reg. Pollard
M.H.R
Commonwealth Bank
Sunshine
Residents Will Hold Council Responsible for Damages
Residents of the Glengala Estate near Sunshine Golf Links urge action on wandering stock. Dr J Castley presented a petition claiming stock roam at large with no prosecutions and staff neglect. The council will discuss the petition next week and may direct the ranger to impound stock to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Glengala
Sunshine Golf Links
J. Castley
Shire President insists on proper procedure
Braybrook Shire President Dr. Jr. Dobson defended strict adherence to procedure as a motion closed. Shire Secretary E Hargreaves offered advice but was refused. Cr Beachley questioned officers duties, while Dobson reiterated officials must follow the Act and avoid improper submissions.
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Braybrook Shire
Jr. Dobson
E. Hargreaves
Shire
Dobsn
Hargreaves
Cr. Beachley
Cr. Dobson
Dobson
Advocate to Publish Next Thursday Sunshine Advocate Change
The Sunshine Advocate will be published on Thursday next week. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to submit copy as early in the week as possible.
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Advocate
Sunshine Advocate
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Our Lady's Hall
Darkie
Tarr
Braybrook Social Club
Help Appeal
Braybrook
Technicolor
James Stewart
Tattooed
John Liles
Texas Knights
Denis Morgan
Jack Carson
Homicide
Robert Alda
SUN Youth Travel
Clifton Webb
Christopher
Blake
Alexis Smith
George Montgomery
Scott Brady
Theka
Pania
Tulaking
Commonwealth Bank For Sunshine
Seymours
Hampshire Road
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