Short Council Meeting at Keilor
The Kei Yo Suve Council held a brief Saturday meeting with little business. Acting chair Cr Jens presided as Justice Munn’s ruling in a Frankston election case casts doubt on council eligibility for seats until a validating act is passed. Braybrook Shire also moved to sever extraordinary elections if needed.
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Keiyo Suve
Tholmance
Justice Munn
Supreme Court
Candiate
Frankston
Drs Parr
Sennett
Parsons
Braybrook Shire
Raybrook
J. Watson
A Healthy Place Report Cites Low Notifiable Offenses
The health officer Mr V. Nind reported last Saturday that there were no cages of notifiable offenses during April. Wandering stock incurs only a shilling in pound fees for the month, suggesting a quiet period for the area.
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Keilorshire
Mr V.nind
Immunisation Rollout Reaches School Aged Hit
The shire reports the first immunisation step completed with 67 percent of school attendees treated. 124 children under school age were helped. Dr Byrne notes some inflammatory reactions after the first dose, but these are temporary and will clear in a few days.
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Shire
Byrne
Doctor protests to council over child treatment policy
Dr John Gowland of Sunshine urged Braybrookshire Council to allow parents to have their children treated by their own family doctors during the municipal immunisation drive, not by the council’s medical officer. The council upheld the current plan, citing logistical work completed and the health officer’s primacy.
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John Gowland
Sunshine
Braybrookshire
Chassymne
Gowland
Treloaraid
Dr. Byrne
Garde
Cr. Dempster
Drayton
J. R. Robinson
Dempster
Dr. Robinson
Treloar
Byrne
Presentation to Departing Dr Fisher at Sunshine
Former Sunshine resident Dr Fisher was farewelled this afternoon by friends who presented an inscribed tray and crystal ware. Mrs Fisher received a cry tul vase as thanks. Dr Dorman, his successor, is already known to locals and has prior hospital and rural practice experience.
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Sunshine le
Fisher
Cr. W. E. Glendenning
John H. Dorman
Soue
Gowland
Dre Gowland
Dr Dorman
Necrim South
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Children Hospital
Alfred Hospital
Wagga
N.3w
Mulbourne Grammar School
Prosecutions for Speeding LoKy Drivers
Sruybrook Shire Council orders officers to prosecute drivers of heavily laden motor lorries traveling at 40 miles an hour on Sunshine Road near Tottenham railway station.
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Sruybrook
Sunshine Road
Tottenham Railway Station
Health official aids school immunization drive in absence
Dr Byrne, the health officer, was called away for an urgent case and the campaign became disorganized. He arranged for his practice to be served in his absence and devoted his time entirely to the school immunization program.
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Byrne
Sunshine team selected for tomorrow’s football match
The Sunshine lineup includes C Sheehan J Chigwidden J Heenan Stavely Cook Flynn W Plummer Fr Anstey V James J Howard Wilam B Fields J Show Ry Chitty Gilchrist H Boe wers J Hardie J Shehan Arm strong A Clarke Jackon W Gibbon T Laan L C1 Deer Park Bucks Buttimer Charles Maxwell Half backs McIntyre Patterson Fraser Centres Hullahan Neal Findlay Half forwards Power Ewer D Stephens Forwards Condi Raynor Murphy Followers Townsend H Stephens Rover Prewitt Emergene Qurson Farn worth Howell Mounsey Cleland. Mr John Bristow now in charge of the Sunshine Style school replacing H A Rye granted six months leave.
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Sunshine
C. Sheehan
J. Chigwidden
J Heenan
Stavely
Cook
Flynn
W. Plummer
Fr. Anstey
V. James
J. Howard
Wilam
B. Fields
J. Showall
Ry Chitty
Gilchrist
H. Boewers
J. Hardie
J. Shehan
Armstrong
A. Clarke
Jackon
W. Gibson
T. Laan
McIntyre
Patterson
Fraser
Hullahan
Neal
Findlay
Power
Ewer
John Bristow
Relieving Atalf
Sunshine Styte School
H. A. Rye
Rats Disappear After Complaint At Keilor Council
Rats were common at Bt Albans school prompting a complaint to authorities. On Saturday Just C1 Stevens said the issue dated so far back he could not confirm if poisoning or natural death caused the disappearance. Dr Dickson suggested rats may have traveled or formed new homes.
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Bt Albans
Keilor Council
Stevens
Dr. Dickson
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