Hold Up in Motion to Allow Sunday Sport
A council motion to permit Sunday sport was withdrawn after doubts over seven days notice. Deputations from the Sunshine Progress Association and Ministers Fraternal attended as debate moved to a future date, with arguments about notice delivery and possible delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apoem Council
Sunshine Progress Association
Pennell
Lands Department
Lowe
A. A. Lyons
Willan
Progress Association
Dr. Robinson
Dr. Pennell
Dr. Watson
Powell
Mr Hargreaves
Ge. Lowe
Unclear fragment hints at historical figures and names
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Nurich Louis XIV Loula XVI and Yack, with no clear event or context available. Characters appear in a cryptic exchange, lacking verifiable action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurich
Louis XIV
Yack
Druids Hold Meeting And Plan Social Functions
At the latest lodge gathering a large attendance heard that several members arrived late and were informed of a one week delay. An invitation came from the PAFS Lodge for representatives to attend a social event. Nominations for officers and committees were announced with a ballot to be held next Thursday. A forthcoming top notch social is planned at the Masonic Hall with a trip to Fitzroy Stadium and tickets listed at 4d to 4d9d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A.F.S
J. Hill
Wis Gn
United Friendly Societies Association
Depres
Bro
R. J. Grenfell
Jos. Hartaden
Roy McMahon
Bros. A. Brown
L. E. James
W.A. Bards
Inner Guardian
Outer Guardian
Arch
Jus. Tribe
Grand Lodge
Sec
H Morrix
P.A. Bro. Brown
P.A. Bro. King
Central Sports Committee
Fooi
Cricket Committee
Mordialloe Diggers
Sunshine
Druids
Masonic Hall
Fitzroy
H. T. Trueman
Masonic
Sunshine Harvester Club Long Range Rifle Shoot Result
Saturday last at the long distance range 800 yards the Sunshine Harvester Club produced scores led by Bertie Smith with 48 as the outstanding performance. Wind and light changes affected scores with Bertie Smith 48 40 Roberta 48 39 Wilson 47 Masson 46 Manison 46 Hodge 46 Farnsworth 46 Burnett 46 Taylor 46 Masson 45 Farnsworth 44 Bignell 44
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Harvester Club
Bertie Smith
B. Smith
A. Roberta
J. Wilson
C. Masson
F. Manison
W. Hodge
R. Farnsworth
H. Burnett
BR Taylor
A. Masson
J. Farnsworth
W. Bignell
Progressive spirit shown by building company
The Arlington Building Co. offered 40 pounds to fund a roadway linking Warwick Road and Westmoreland Road. The Braybrookshire council accepted the offer and decided to proceed, noting the firm’s recent factory work and home building scheme boosting the shire. The water main extension in Warwick Road was announced and insurance-rate reduction requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Building Co
Braybrookshire
Warwick Road
Westmoreland Road
Hargreaves
Shire Lary
Busch Street
Trumpeter
Pridham
H. Robinson
Kame
Robinson
Demputer
Quarry firm seeks removal of Sunshine Road load limit
Commonwealth Quarries urged Braybrookshire council to lift restrictions on Sunshine Road to restore heavy vehicle access. The restriction has forced a longer route via McDonald and Geelong roads, impacting business. Council agreed to have public works committee confer with the company and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Road
Commonwealth Quarries
Braybrookshire Council
McDonald
Geelong
Robinson
Hargreaves
Dempater
Sunshine Theatre Attracts With Sophie Lang Romance
The Sunshine Theatre screens The Return of Sophie Lang with Gertrude Michael and stars Sir Guy Standing and Kay Miland in a glamorous romance about recovering a stolen diamond. Also shown is Owen a Bet featuring Raymond’s cross continental journey from New York to Los Angeles using multiple transport modes. Paul Robeson shines in Song of Freedom with four new numbers, set in Africa and Britain, backed by a large cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Lang
Sunshine Theatre
Wight
Sir Guy Standing
Kay Milland
Gertrude Michael
Heys
Jubma
Dinda
Bene Raymond
Owen
New York
Los Angeles
Raymond
Manhattan
Wendy Barrie
Helen Broderick
Gene Raymond
Cullis & Wager
Paul Robeson
O' Man River
Africa
Britain
Elizabeth Welch
Esme Percy
George Mozart
Joan Fred Emney
Jenny Dean
Plas
William Boyd
Nettlefolds Triumph Over Robins In Close Football Match
Nettlefolds beat the Robins 29 to 27 at Albert Park after leading at half time and fending off late Robins pressure. Winnie Booth scored 15 and Maude Heffer 14 for Nettlefolds, with a rough, fast game noted. The club also announced a rescheduled dance for June 10 featuring a Monte Carlo and spot dance, Don Campbell as MC, the Silver Helm band, supper, and a free bus service from Royal Corner Footscray and Sunshine post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettlefolds
Albert Park
Robins
Netts
Winnie Booth
Maude Heffer
Railways to Lock Dog Carriages After Use Sparks Skepticism
Bray Brookshire council discusses Railways department statement on Monday night about carriages used for racing dogs. Cars are locked after dogs are removed and cleaned before reuse, a claim councillors doubt as no one has seen the locking. Dr Dedrick moves to require special conveyances for racing dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railways Department
Bray Brookshire
Hargreaves
Shire
Dedrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les. G. Libbis
Sunshine Garage
Parsons
Gehene
Dr Robinson
Melbourne
Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
Devonshire Road
Durham Road
Cor
Servante St
Lonsdale St
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Chalen
Hampshire Road
E. M. Young
Benjamin Street
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