Deer Park News Highlights Local Health and Sports
Walter A Warne & Co of Footscray report Mr Jaz Adams returns from West Australia after undergoing appendicitis surgery in Perth. Deer Park gardener Dick Burt resumes work after a broken arm. Darley defeats Rockbank 12 to 11 with Fisher, Greelish and Missen top players. Rockbank aims to play Bacchus Marsh next. Dr D Arcy announces Fire and Accident Underwriters Association re classifying Deer Park area lowering insurance premiums. He seeks public works funding and Shelter facility erection approval in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaz Adams
West Australia
Perth
My. Adame
Hag’ Hen
Deer Park
Dick Burt
Ume Ugo Basen
Nobela Ltd
Darley
Bank
Rockbank
Jock Fisher
T. Greelish
Doyle
F. Missen
Darley L. Carr
M. Dix
J. Moore
Spain
K. Greelish
K. Lewis
T. Greech
Alphy
T. Trethowan
Bacchus Marsh
Darcy
Fire and Accident Underwritera Association
D’arcy
Hi. Lady
ALD
K. Jamson
Realdental
R. Drarcy
Er Darcy i
Extension of Water Main Planned Across Creek
Sunshine Council heard Dr. J. Castley urge immediate action on extending the new water main from Sunshine Road across the creek to serve the Glengsla Road area. He moved that an area be designated to oversee the matter and speed approvals.
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Sunshine Road
Glengsla Road
J. Castley
Sunshine Council
MMELW
Council Items Pitch Sign for Pedestrian Crossing in Deer Park
Council items report Sunshine Council to contact CRB about installing a sign indicating a pedestrian crossing opposite Holt Street Deer Park The court notes railways complaint of weeds blocking Devonshire Road in front of railway property Dr Green seeks temporary relief in Alfred and Mathews Streets Dr Parsons asks MM BW to expedite water mains Brooklyn Cr Willey moves to protest quarries in Duke Street north over heavy blasting Also obituary note: Ex Dr R Barrett JP Maidstone recovering after illness and operation at Royal Melbourne Hospital
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CRB
Ballarat Road
Holt Street
Deer Park
Sunshine Council
Devonshire Road
Green
Alfred
Mathews
Parsons
Brooklyn
Willey
Duke Street
R. Barrett
Pridham St
Maidstone
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Brothers in Law in Court Action
In Belcomts Mana a defendant Hans Daubrer faced questions as Frank Michel testified that the brother in law entered the home and argued with Gitneass, wife, about money from Mitness. Michel described blows and a severed eye, leading to a £22 fine and costs after witnesses intervened.
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Primarir
Hans Daubrer
Belcomts
Mana
Edeniity
Anewe Poewnen
Frank Michel
Balcombe Ave
Gitneass
Mitness
Michel
Bimani
Braybrook Motor Cycle Club Forms Car Club
The Braybrook and District Motor Cycle Club forms a car club to run with club activities. Members are invited to a meeting in the Sunshine town hall middle side room on Monday June Zint at 8 pm. Trial results list Len Smith first in motorcycles and Don Osborne first in cars. Next Sports day on McIntyre Road track dated Sunday July 4. Contacts: Bob McKenzie and Ian Downing.
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Braybrook and District
Sunshine Town Hall
Len Smith
Ian Downing
Don Osborne
Ron Read
Vauxhall Wyvern
Bob Roach
Morris Minoe
McIntyre Road
Bob McKenzie
Sunshine Scotian Outing to Diamond Creek Sunday June 20
Scottish Society invites young members to an outing to Diamond Creek. Meet Sunshine Station for the 10:01 train, hike to Greensborough via St Helena, BBQ lunch optional with chops provided. Contact Mr Graham or secretary J Birrell to arrange tea and sugar. Highland dancing resumes with Miss Margaret Bannerman teaching Saturdays 10 am to 12:30 pm at the town hall, fee 3 shillings 8 pence. Next social on June 25, anniversary ball July 23.
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Sunshine Scotian Society
Diamond Creek
Sunshine Station
Greensborugh
St. Helena
Graham
Timber Yard
Hampshire Road
J. Birrell
Pritenard Ave
Margaret Bannerman
Medway Golf Club Championship Tie At Greenacres
The club championship at Greenacres saw Grennades member Frank Cowty defeat W Richardson to clinch the tie for the second year running. In the Stableford nine holes A division, Mrs T Cou cill scored 14 points, and in B division Mrs J Dean led with 18 points. A dance is scheduled for June 20 at Dobson Crescent Hall with supper and entertainment.
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Frank Cowty
Grennades
W. Richardson
Greenacres
Menway Associates
Stableford
Mra
T. Coucill
E. A. Clarke
J. Dean
Poon
A. Tresise
L. Moncur
Kennedy , Ryan
Hardy Barton
Developing Drive-In Shopping Centre Plan Near Bal Merat Road
Wilmore and Randell announced a drive in shopping centre subdivision off Bal lerat Road with early next year commencement. Sunshine Council was informed the vendor will send a rep overseas for the latest information. Council has not yet approved the plan and will consider it at the Public Works Committee meeting.
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Ballerat Road
Wilmore & Randell
Sunshine Council
Council
Public Works Committee
Music Examinations at London College of Music
Elizabeth Soutar aged 99 and James Andrawartha aged 84 achieved first class passes in the Primary Section at a recent examination. Pupils were prepared by Mr FR Paul of Ridley Street Sunshine and results were announced at the Lon don College of Music.
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London College of Music
Elizabeth Soutar
James Andrawartha
Beryl Oakey
Des Flamsey
FR. J. Paul
Ridley Street
Sunshine
Country Women's Association Meeting Notice
The monthly meeting of the CWA will be held in the Sup per Room Town Hall on Wednesday 17th June at 1 39 pm. Competition prettiest apron to become property of CWA. Hostesses Mesdames Wood Mc bb Ingram Alderson.
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CWA
Town Hall
Ingram
Alderson
Scout News 1st Sunshine Group Activities
The 1st Sunshine Group schedules a square dance this Saturday June 12 at 6 pm and welcomes Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Short to the Parents' Committee. The Parents Committee urges attendance for the beetle drive on Wednesday June 16 at Mrs. Tipping's home 23 Mys Myn Street Sunshine.
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Campbell
Short
Parenta
Scouts Queensland
Sunshine
Tipping
Mysmyn Street
Overseas Tour for Dr A Beachley Given Leave
Dr A Beachley, soon to depart with his wife for an overseas tour, was granted last month's leave of absence by Sunshine Council on Saturday. His fellow councillors extended best wishes for a happy voyage and safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beachley
Sunshine Council
Standay
Maidstone Tennis Club Members Improve Club Rooms
Members of Maidstone Tennis Club organized working bees to install a new steel sink and spacious cupboards, repaint the pavilion, with labor and materials costs borne by the club to enhance club rooms and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone Tennis Club
Throgh
Square Dancing Club to Resume Activities in June
The Square Dance Club will resume on Saturday 12th June under Les Schroeder from Eddie Carol's Association. Music will be by Jim Leverett. The first dance is at Deer Park Hall with subsequent dances at St. John's Hall every fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheaver Earn Square Dance Club
Les Schroeder
Eddie Carol
Firsta vs Richmond at Richmond City Reserve
NSI Sunshine football lists teams and lineup including Firsta and Richmond with players K James B McKay K Mastin A James G Southern Simpson 8 Batties K Phelan W Thomas P Nuttall A McAllipa B Titford Ke Slivey B Simpson. Bus leaves JLB Adams 1 pm Post Office 1:35 pm. Seconds Richmond at Elwyn Park-A
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Firsta
Richmond
Richmond City Reserve
Church St
M. Wilson
D. Kennedy
K. Byers
K. James
B. McKay
K. Mastin
A. James
G. Southern
Simpson
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Oh & Made
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Wely Street
Footscray
Blake
Trical Repan
TOR Cycling Gar Club
Scottish Society
Medway Golf Club
Tottenham
NO Mothers Club
Dobson Crescent Hall
Scout News
Webster's Hardware Store
Tre
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Glazebrooks
NSI Sunshine Football
Jay
Chelsey Street
Forrest Street
West Sunshine
W. J. Bell, Crescent, Sunshine
Western Assurance Day and
Mercantile Mutual Insuance Cay
C. P. Electrics
ST. Albans
North Sunshine Housing
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