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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

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Municipal Baths a Pressing Need

Braybrook Council discussed urgent demand for municipal baths at a Monday meeting led by Dr. J. R. Parsons. He urged obtaining cost particulars from existing facilities while noting material and labour shortages delaying construction. Aims include stopping Kororoit Creek pollution from nearby drainage and sending analyst reports to IC S Coy and MBMW.

Shire Municieel Baths J. R. Parsons Braybrook Parsons Qesent Kororoit Creek I.C.S. Coy M.M.B.W Salmond I.C.S

Gales Cause Damage

Fierce week end gales left a trail of damage across Many fences fell and trees shed branches. A large section of Selwyn Park escaped damage only to be toppled by the wind. Kororoit Creek rose and swamped Derby Rd bridge, receding hours later. Glengala Rd estate residents faced detours via Deer Park. Sporting fixtures and picnics were washed out Saturday. Four local meetings were held but many returned home early.

Selwyn Park Kororoit Creek Derby Rd Glengala Rd Deer Park Presbyterian St. Mark's Ethodist I.C.1

Objections Filed Against Braybrook Street Scheme

Braybrook Council records two objections to a proposed street construction for Staughton Norge Ernest and Tribe tts North Sunshine. The Shire Secretary will interview the objectors to explain they have limited chances if the matter goes to court.

Braybrook Staughton Norge Ernest and Tribetts North Sunshine

Housing crisis pins duty on council for New Australians

Dr G Dobson told Braybrook Fane meeting the council must mobilize men and money to house New Australians amid sub standard housing. Government replies and Albury conference report offered little help as officials debated hostel life and manpower, with calls to list tradesmen and suppliers to aid migrants.

Condy G. Dobson Braybrook Fane Citizenshi Albury Dobson Brooklyn Barclay Pennell Green Dr. Castley

Brunswick Council Eyes Roller Purchase At Selwyn Park

Discussion at Monday's council meeting on a power-roller for Selwyn Park reveals dissatisfaction with current facilities. Dr N Green cites local curators and nearby metro use of electric rollers, while Drs Barclay and Dobson push for a portable model usable on all reserves. A motion asks Brunswick Council to explore a petrol driven roller with pre Christmas offers from Sunshine Cricket Club of £150 before.

N. Green Selwyn Park Barclay Dobson Brunswick Council Sunshine Cricket Club

Governor to attend proclamation day in city

The council learned this week that May 16 has been chosen as the proclamation day for the city and is suitable for the Governor Sir Dallas Brooks to attend.

Sir Dallas Brooks

RSL Hall Opening Postponed

The official opening of the RSL clubrooms in Dickson Street has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. The ceremony was set for 4 pm on March 3 with a smoke night for members at 8 pm to follow. A new date will be announced later.

R.S.L Dickson St

Rising Prices Delay Shire Street Contracts

The Shire faces rising costs in road and footpath contracts, especially in the Housing Commission area. Several contracts are long unfinished as price gaps widen, and a meeting planned to conference with contractor Mr J Wheelahan. Concerns include possible charges to private homeowners and transfer of costs to housing projects.

Housing Commission Braybrook Council J. Wheelahan Dobson Wheelahan Churchill Av Churchill Ave

Railway timetable notes weekday service during power rationing

The document lists weekday train times to Melbourne and from Melbourne with numerous early morning and late evening departures. It notes weekend schedule unavailable from the Railways and includes irregular punctuation and OCR-like digits.

Melbourne A.m

Wandering Stock Forces Council to Restrict Ranger Duties

The council reviewed ranger responsibilities amid rising wandering stock complaints. The ranger will focus on duties as ranger dog registrar and by law officer, dropping car driving duties. Dr Cr Dobson noted he cannot drive and proposed a mechanic for vehicle upkeep and part time driving, to be discussed next meeting. A Maribyrnong ratepayer also complained of wandering sheep.

Frement Cr. Bobson Dr. Dobson Ranger Dobson Dr. Castley West Sunshine Parsons Castley

Last Opportunity for X Ray Campaign at Shire Hall

X ray campaign at Shire Hall will close tonight. People not yet X-rayed may attend before 5.30 p.m. or between 7 and 9 p.m. Response to the campaign has been fair so far.

Shire Hall

Health Inspector of 65 Appointed Braybrook Council

Braybrook Council on Monday appointed Mr Heron as Health Inspector. He has recently retired from Hawthorn City and reached 65 years. The age is against policy, but a younger man was unavailable, so he is appointed for twelve months. Councillors felt the shire has lacked the service of a health inspector for too long.

Braybrook Council Heron Hawthorn City

Sportsmen unite for charity cricket day at Yarraville oval

Sunshine Footscray and Williams Town cricketers stage a sportsmen day on Sunday March 4 at Yarraville oval to aid the Women's Test Tour of England. Victoria provides nine ladies for the team including two locals. events include Australian Women's XI v celebs, hurricane cricket, a runner vs a racehorse, and cycling exhibition. Tickets 1 shilling donated, with early donations totaling £14 18s.

Sunshine Footscray Williamstown Yarraville Cricket Oval England Victoria

Pioneering Donalds Depart Sunshine For Adelaide

After 42 years in Sunshine Mr and Mrs Dave Donald of D1 Monash Street prepare to move to Adelaide. Mr Donald, a Scotland native who studied in Sunshine, began work at McKays in 1911 and served there 30 years. A WWI veteran he joined the local RSL in 1920.

Sunshine Dave Donald Monash St Adelaide Donald Scotland McKays R.S L

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