Skilled Tradeemen Work on Melon Street Braybrook
Work completed on Melon Street Braybrook by a team of skilled tradespeople identified as Skilled Tradeemen. No further details provided on scope or duration.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
2
Work completed on Melon Street Braybrook by a team of skilled tradespeople identified as Skilled Tradeemen. No further details provided on scope or duration.
A brief notice directs readers to contact or visit Hope Street in Footscray for inquiries or assistance. No further details are provided in the fragment.
A Maribyrnong Labour event inviting district Labour supporters to back the government and a proposed referendum drew about 20 self-accepting invitations. The lively gathering featured dancing, singing, and vocal performances, with remarks thanking organizers and noting ongoing community activities including youth work and the Boys Club.
The ARC Social Club organized a lively evening with entertainment by Mr Fe Higgins and comedian Willy Blue, praised catering by Mia Hayes, and a concerted effort to welcome returned servicemen. A future event will unveil the club’s honour roll during a social for employees and friends.
In St Albans a ceremonial start and a Chanallinge event marked the meet. The Pros grom Ansociation praised N A Woods, secretary of Keilor Shire, upon his election as president of the Institute of Municipal Administration. The Girls’ team triumphed 1 goal over Dist, Irene Liennis and Holes Bell stood out, with Marcy McAuly shining in fins form.
A fragmented notice instructs organizers and secretaries on motor transport for picnics and outings. It mentions Willail 01 and Beer taken of Prcnice and Outings. Includes names and incomplete addresses, with unclear terms and formatting.
Kathleen Margaret Carrick and Chive Dethsen wed at Sunshine Baptist Church on May 22 in Surshine. Attended ceremony by families, with cream satin gown, calla flowers, and mural decorations. Reception for 180 guests at Progress Hall Barkly Street Footscray. Honeymoon to Launceston Tasmania after festivities.
The secretary outlines aims for memory and improving members. A new officer has taken duties with Sin Hill as residing officer. Meetings alternate at Methodist Hall Withers Street. first meet on Jung sth. Vocational guidance featured in recent lecture by Bro. R. Numweeks. Public meeting planned June 6 at Presbyterian school hall Anderson Road with Mr A J Williams from Malvern. musical items and tea. Temperance work invited.
Announcement inviting youths to join the second series of National Pittncy Council Leadership Courses. Full information and enrolment forms available from W. R. Roberts, 120 Devonshire Road.
An advertisement for Youth Theatre at the NIFC on Flinders Lane invites young people to audition Wednesday evening. Contact details list organizers Graham and Rtrvei with an email and phone method provided for direct inquiries.
The general meeting scheduled for Monday June 10 is canceled but a follow up meeting near Monday June will finalize arrangements for the forthcoming Debutante Ball. AML tickets and money must be returned to J Miller. The dance last Thursday was enjoyed and future changes to dances are anticipated. The next committee meeting is set for Thursday.
A special correspondent outlines a grand scheme for Port Melbourne and Yarra river expansion. Proposals include widening the river to 1000 feet at Newport, building twin road and railway tunnels, and docking facilities at Coode Island to speed interstate trade. The plan emphasizes long term growth, sewerage tunnel integration, and the need to connect Footscray and Braybrook growth areas with modern harbour infrastructure.
The Shire of Braybrook Youth Centre notes sporadic council representation at meetings. Councillors say lack of interest is not the issue, but heavy engagement. a councillor attended five meetings in one evening, making full attendance sometimes impractical. The council will strive to attend whenever possible.
A request for a permit at the corner of Sout and Melon Street was refused after a council inquiry. The council cited a favourable report from officials yet noted outstanding conditions tied to factory operations from weeks ago. The council noted sympathy for the firm but felt action was needed to enforce requirements.
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