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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1950
Page
3
The hall was packed for a Thursday July event featuring nursery and primary girl performances. The program included humorous skits with wax figures guests and a piano accompanist with lively backstage efforts from many young performers.
Braybrook Corneil 4 plans a 40 acre subdivision along Forrest Street near Conneil decal T asking the sub divider to permit some land for recreation to supplement the current reserve. An engineer was to present a report next meeting. Dr Barclay warned about many small lots likely not developed soon.
A deputation from Thaybrook Shire Council will meet the Minister of Health to protest noxious trade licenses granted near the Fantseray Braybrook boundary. The group includes other interested parties as part of the Werribee region concerns.
Footscray Council agrees to attend a conference on removing the New Saageet Ailevelds and abattoirs with Braybrook Cone ventilation issues. The Newmarket Sale Yards Removal Committee will call the meeting.
Bra brook Council weighs using the Colonial Gas Association quarry in Market Bt as a rubbish dump. Difficulties in controlling tips prompt a possible change. An inspection will assess suitability of the quarry for dumping waste.
Braybrook County refused to grant permission for a lead refining factory on Forrest Street after multiple industry reports. Health officials warned of risks if competitors use the site and a municipal report from Sydney noted concerns over safety and desirability of the facility.
The Board of Works decided it would not be responsible for maintenance and renewal of water pipes from the plain to the meter, a move that surprised Commissioner Braybrook and others at Monday's council meeting. Dr Thorelay noted policy continuity, while Dr Ti vley highlighted the cost shift evident in the comparison of pipe maintenance versus new connections.
Braybrook Council contributes £2940 14s 6d to the Metropolitan Fire Brigades Board for the coming year. The shire secretary notes that contributions have risen greatly over the last decade despite some trivial remarks.
An application to permit a threephage electrical supply at Pean in Haleigh Ral Maribyrndig was refused by Braybrook Council. Despite a letter from neighbours showing no objections, councillors found the project tantamount to a factory and argued the internal manufacturing would be directed toward nearby residents.
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