Sunshine Society Holds Notable Chrysanthemum Display
The Sunshine Society staged a high quality Chrysanthemum Display in the Town Hall Supper Room on May 8. Local entries dominated with favorable remarks from Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria judges and a notable contribution of six cartons sent to the Lord Mayor's Flower Day Appeal for Metropolitan Hospitals & Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Society
Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria
H. Gray
Sunshine Gardens
Metropolitan Hospitals & Charities
J. R. Parsons
Street betting convict fined and fined and imprisoned
Charles Lawrence McKenna was convicted at the Sunshine Court on Tuesday on a street betting charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined 22 pounds and 1 month imprisonment, with time to pay.
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Charles Lawrence McKenna
Sunshine Court
Ned
Public Telephone Approved for Sunshine Corner
Approval given to install a public telephone at the corner of Dery rd and Geoh am St Sunshine. Shortage of materials will delay the installation.
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Commer
Dery Fd
Geoham St
Sunshine
Annual Meeting of Parents Association Held
The Annual Meeting of the Parents Association was held on Tuesday evening in Lith May with Mr R Deeble presiding. Expressions of sympathy were sent to Mr and Mrs Deeble and to Mr CDR Dunlop. Officers elected include KR Deeble president WF Richards vice president Mrs S Gahan secretary and R T Spewart treasurer. A Hiaw Lens tournament was discussed and a social event planned for June 16. Next meeting set for June 3.
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Parents’ Association
R. Deeble
Fr. W. Richards
S. Gahan
R. T. Spewart
Anciu
S T S Ex-Students Association plans June event and dances
General meeting on May 7 reports arrangements for the Dallas event on June 6 and ticket sales progressing. Dancing class at Girls' School every Thursday at 10 pm, with no class on May 22 due to holidays. Hoye ballet at 7 pm Thursdays before dancing class, also canceled on May 22. Summer show Heepete tight scheduled July 1 at Shire Hall. tickets via Secretary Miss Joan Klix. No committee meeting at Learmonth's on May 22. contact secretary for sports teams.
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Shire Unall
Joan Klix
Learmonth’s
Ccretary
R S L Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Masquerade Ball Plans
The RSL Ladies Auxiliary announces a general meeting on Tuesday evening May 20 in clubrooms with Mesdames Hill and Blakey as supper hostesses. Birthday party held April 20 was a success. Mrs He Blakey was complimented at a social event. Tickets for the Masquerade Ball at the Shire Hall on May 20 are on sale, hosted by Mesdames Mulvaney and Wheelahan.
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Blakey
He Blakey
Shire Palban
Oon Sale
Hoelood Frannimbhers
Kuehne
Mesdames Mulvaney and
Wheelahan
Sunshine Scout Week Events Highlight Local Troop Activities
Scout Week events include a Friday visit to Sunshine Methodist Church Troop, a 2 pm football match at Sunshine Technical School ground on Saturday, a Sunday church parade, a Tuesday rovers gathering with guest speakers Jim Guest and Alex Galbraith, and a Friday visit to 2nd Sunshine Church of England Troop. A birthday presentation for S.M. Jim Learmonth was made by 1st Macedon Troop member Jim Thompson.
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Sunshine Methodist
Sunshine Technical School
Sunshine Methodist Church
T.L
P.L
Sunshine
Sunshine Rover Crew
Jim Guest
Alex Galbraith
Sunshine Church of England
Kookaburra Patrol
P.L. Graham Stewart
S.M. Jim Learmonth
Jim Thompson
Macedon
Additional Donations to Food for Britain Appeal
Summary of further contributions acknowledged totaling £623 16s 3d from Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty Ltd £2 10s, Metal Manufactures Ltd £2 10s, 1st Vic Motor Cycle Division St John’s Ambulance £2 12s 6d, Dr J R Parsons £2 2s, Auto Cycle Union of Vic £5 6d, and other donors incl Sun Shine Cabinet Works.
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Food For
Britain
Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty. Ltd
Metal Manufactures Ltd
St. John’s Ambulance
J. R. Parsons
Auto Cycle Union of Vic
Butchers Face Prices Breach Case at Sunshine Court
Clarence Herbert Moffat, a St Albans butcher, was found guilty of selling meat above the Prices Board maximum. Evidence showed a forequarter of lamb charged at 1 shilling per pound over the limit. Defence argued trimming would render the untrimmed weight excessive. A £5 fine and £1 1s costs were imposed.
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Sunshine
St. Albans
Priegs
Eadward James Taylor
Prices Branch
Smith
W. Jones
Hammond
Broken Footpath Charge Brings Shire Prosecution
Braybrook Shire Council pursues action at Sunshine Court against James Hall over damage to footpaths caused by builders trucks driving across a street channel in Mitchell Street Maidstone on April 10. He fined 41 pounds 2 shillings 4 6p.
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Braybrook
Sunshine Court
James Hall
Mitchell St
Maidstone
Braybrook Social Club Picnic at Gisborne Highlights
The Braybrook Social Club held a Gisborne picnic with two buses transporting attendees. A challenge cricket match saw married men defeat single men. Lou Permnoni captured two catches though a bag hole spoiled one. Mrs Falla won the ladies race Sid Lavers the men. Billy Ritchie finished last yet won the single men race for Stawell. Mr J Thomas entertained with piano accordion.
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Gisborne
Lou Permnoni
Billy Ritchie
Stawell
J. Thomas
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Horticultural Society
Forges
Mantel Radio
Tech
Parents' Association
S.T.S
Assn
Naples
Dr. Nicholson & Paisley Sts
Footscray
R.S.L. Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lat
Sunshine Scout News
SHIRE
Braybrook Social Club
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