Council Reports Concrete Paths and Street Work in Shire
Centre Street on the south side finished. Concrete gang moving to Cordon Street Estate crossings. Inkerman Street upgrades planned with concrete channels. King Edward Avenue section remains last for this year. Private street work includes Ashley Street cost review and Inkerman Street progress. Hertford Road channel nears completion and Krause to pay. Robinson's Road scarification active. Boundary Road Telford work continues and trees removed for new plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Street
Cordon Street
Shire
Inkerman Street
King Edward Avenue
Ashley Street
M.M.B.W
Rosamond Road
Hertford Road
Neil Street
Hampshire Road
Robinson's Road
Boundary Road
Keilor
Telford
Ballarat
Receipts and Expenditure Report for June 1939
June financials show receipts totaling 15 161 1 11 with expenditures of 2 855 7 0 balance 2 748 9 11. Notes include parking study Wests Road with Ordnance Factory, footpath funding request, health inspector actions, milk samples compliance, and miscellaneous fees. Departmental figures cover rates, grants, fines, and government refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Omnibus
Selwyn Park
Deer Park
C.R.B
Maribyrnong
Wests Road
O'Loughlin
Ordnance Factory
Federal Aid Roads Fund
Citizens Honor Cr and Mrs Parsons at Sunshine Town Hall
More than 330 attendees filled Sunshine Town Hall to honor Cr and Mrs Parsons. The event featured debutante escorts, a banquet, and a speech by Ex-Dr H Skewes praising the couple for their service and hospitality over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Mrs. Parsons
Sunshine Town Hall
J. R. Parsons
Parsons
H. Skewes
Prosecution for building without permit in Maidstone
G E Baker of Jackson Street Maidstone fined 10 shillings with costs for erecting three out buildings and a verandah without Council permission. Infectious diseases report six cases in June including three scarlet fever at Sunshine two diphtheria cases and an existing TB case at Maribyrnong. Weights and measures note fuel scales removed on 24th last month with two non resident merchants fined for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Baker
Jackson Street
Maidstone
Sunshine
Infant Welfare Report Highlights New and Old Cases
The report notes new cases including infants and adults advised on personal or infant hygiene. It lists 168 individual infant attendances, 260 old cases under supervision, 35 percent total consultations, and 60 home visits. Bronchial colds and influenza are common among mothers while babies remain largely well aside from mild colds and coughs.
Special report on St. Alban's Centre conditions
A six week leak has damaged the room used as a baby centre. Holes in the roof and cracks around the door let daylight in while pools of water lie on a damp cold floor. The unlined room is unsafe and was closed for two weeks this month under Sister in Charge L. Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hancock
Lodge Notices A N A and A W A
The Branch will meet on Tuesday next in St Mark s Hall Sunshine at 6 p m with Tisdale and Rewell listed as secretaries. Manchester Unity L O C Loyal Sunshine Lodge announces a next meeting on Wednesday at St Mark s Hall at 8 pm under J L Westcott Trebor Forrest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.N A
A.W.A
St. Mark's Hall
Sunshine
Manchester Unity
C.F. Loyal Sunshine Lodge
St. Mark’s Hall
Sunshine Tent Meeting Notice at Withers Street Sun
The Sunshine Tent or the Lodge will meet on Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Methodist Bell on Withers Street in Sun. Junior Tent meets at 7 o'clock. John Downing P C R Sec 46 Sun Crescent Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Methodist
Withers Street
Sun
John Downing
P.C.R
Sun Crescent
Sunshine
Sunshine Lodge 474 Meets at St Marks Hall Tonight
United Ancient Order of Druids Sunshine Lodge No 474 holds meeting at St Marks Hall at 8 p.m. J H F Noble, Secretary, 94 Morris Street, Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ancient Order OF Druids
Sunshine Lodge
St. Mark's Hall
H. F. Noble
Morris St
Sunshine
Public tribute evening honors Dr and Mrs Parsons
A Braybrook council event featured speeches by Dr Pridham and M L A Mullens. Gifts included a cutlery case, engraved links for sons Eddie Bob Cyril, a wristwatch for Dorothy, and a color photo of debutantes. Attendees listed include Footscray Mayor Dr A Turner and many council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridham
Braybrook
J. Mullens
M.L.A
Parsons
Eddie Parsons
Footscray
A. Turner
Turner
W. H. Francis
C. Groves
C. R. Harry
W. Howard
C Kennedy
M. Lorenz
G. Laming
C. Milne
R. K. McDonald
Stuart McKay
McGrath and Son
A. T. Perry
E. Pritchard
Noble Pennell
Pennell
Judd
W. Roach
H. Robinson
G. R. Reynolds
Ravenhall
T. E. Robinson
Friend
N. Carland
G. Haas
H. Pennelly
J. Perry
L. Holden
J. H. Mann
J. H. Ralph
R. V. Seymour
A. Sowden
C. Tilburn
J. H
Miss Thompson
CC. Whiting
Winter
W. T. Williamson
J. Willan
A. L. Widdy
Howard Taylor
A. Boyle
A. Bunting
D. Cameron
B. Craddock
Cranwell
Gorham
J. Guest
W. G. Hayes
J. Heffer
Herweg
Les. James
Len James
Jackson
McFadyen
J. Nuttall
A. R. Noble
O’donoghue
E. J. Roberts
P. F. Robert
W. T. Roberts
Rohner
L. Rennison
H. Schmidt
P. Simpson
A. Simpson
W. T. Phonaeon
L. E. Thorpe
Nacham
R. A. White
W. R. Wild
E. J. King
D. Macleod
W. J. Simmie
L. Magill
J. Hon
Hibbs
Amvian
Roach
Murdoch
F. Barnard
D. Whiting
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council Reports
McDonald Road
Burnewang Street
ST. Alban's Centre
Lodge
Tisdale
Anderson Road Misa
Rewell
Chapman &J
J. L. Westcott
Forrest Street
Scovell & Spurling
Nicholson & Barkly Streets
Robinson’s
Sunshine and District
U.F.S. Dispensary
Heshire Hall
A. Sayers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!