Rate and health service charges set by Keilor Shire Council
The Shire of Keilor Council will meet December 2 1950 at 10 am at Shire Hall Keilor to fix a general rate of 2 shillings 6 pence on net annual value for year ending 30 September 1951. It will also consider a health service charge of £3 15s 4d per annum for night soil collection and disposal for year ending 30 September 1961. A statement of charges may be inspected at the council office.
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Shire of
Keilor
Council of the
Shire Hall
N. A Woods
Shire
Watch ye therefore and pray always
A religious note cites Luke 21 36 urging vigilance and prayer to be counted worthy to escape coming events and stand before the Son of Man, attributed to RT St Alhama.
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Son of
Man
Luke
St Alhama
Braybrook Tenders Re-advertised for 1950 Accounts Meeting
Tenders invited for the Shire of Braybrook examination of accounts for the year ended 30 September 1950 and for construction works in Sunshine area. Meeting set for 2 December 1960 at 10 am in Keilor. Tenders due 27 November 1950 with details at Shire Hall and Sunshine office.
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Shire of Braybrook
Shire Hall
Sunshine
Tottenham Pole
Brooklyn
Blackmore Street
Omar and
Ashley Sts
Sunshine First XI struggles on perfect wicket in 64 all out
Sunshine 1st XI collapsed to 64 in their innings as Piconi spun through the order for 6/10. Norm Rees and Les Brownbill provided some resistance, but Williamstown held 5/127 at stumps with Rees 4/60 and Kyle 1/26. Second XI fared better in defeat, Williamstown posting 7/241 declared while Sunshine were 1/2 at close, Booth 45 leading a brighter display.
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Sunshine Let XI
Williamstown
Norm Rees
Les Brownbill
Piconi
Andy Kyle
Rees
Kyle
Chase
Sunshine 2Nd XI
John Ormston
Ron Nankervie
Aloo
Dronovan
Pootah
Williamtown
Dee
Nankervis
Ormeton
Sunshine
Donovan
Deeble
Sail
Extror
K Booth
Tottenham
D. McQueen
T. Holdsworth
Booth
Holdsworth
Patten
EK. Jones
Silvey
McQueen
Druids open strong in tight club cricket clash
Druids reach 8 for 215 batting first against GUOOF with Ollett top scoring at 46 and Thompson 33. GUOOF’s Blakey took 4 for 48 including a hat trick while Miller claimed 3 for 40. East Sunshine chase 71 as Cook 18 Cranwell 17 Hutton 12 lead MULOOF to 63 for 1. MU col lapsed to 65 all out as St Albans reply 6 for 35. Laurel bowled out MU 2nd XI for 115 with Thom 7 for 24 and Cordy 65% for MU.
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Druids
GU O'Donnell
Thompson
Ollett
H. Blakey
F Miller
East
Cook
Cranwell
Hutton
Gardiner
Lee
McBean
Lenan
McKillop
Muloof Juns
St. Albans
Lc, Cricket Club
Council Items: Drain Clean Requested on Princess Street
The Engineer was asked to clear a rear drain behind properties on Princess Street in St Albans. Weeds blocking the drain were reported to be five feet high.
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Princess St
St. Albane
Sunshine Bowls Round Yields Mixed Results Across Clubs
No. 1 team lost to Fitzroy 87 to 100 on the home green as Pengelly Lowe Perry and Goodwin posted varied rink scores. No. 2 defeated Carlton 3 by 52 with Roberts Schafer Pearce leading, while No. 3 beat City 4 by 63 behind Gray Kyle and Miller.
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Sunshine
Fitzroy
Pengelly
Lowe
Perry
Goodwin
Carlton
Roberts
Schafer
Pearce
City
Gray
Kyle
Miller
Essendon
Rooney
Longson
Lee
Crook
Barnes
Wilson
Ellingsen
Oates
King
J. Whittingham
Sully
Campbell
Stephens
Wood
Mitchell
Glen Iris
Chadwick
Grigg
Rhoner
Robert
Judd
Osborne
Coakes
F. Pearce
Sommerville
Burgess
Mann
Bish Schrader
Eddy
Cara
Racing Notes From Sandown and Nearby Tracks
Racing notes list early afternoon hurdle results at Sandown with Beau Felt and En Thean among top finishers in the Kasdee Stakes, plus placing lines for the Strand Handicap and Willigamstown Cup. Other races include Heatherton Handicap and Capt Robinson Heap events with Londonderry and Hun di among notable entrants.
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Sandown Hurdle
Beau Felt
EN Thean
Farhad
Great Trek
Black Velvet
Robinson Heap
Londonderry
Hundi
Delays Push Rosamond Road Tennis Courts Initiative
Perturbed by prolonged delays in finishing the Rosamond Road Reserve tennis courts the local tennis club presented a letter to Braybrook Council on Monday urging completion. A private contract proved costly so the Council assumed work with the engineer to expedite progress. Dr Beachley noted similar self help at St Albans. The sole Tottenham Parade tender of £7090 topped the engineer estimate of £5136.
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Rosamond Rd
Braybrook Council
Beachley
St Albans
Tottenham Parade
Sunshine Girl Tops Nursing Exams
Miss Lillian E. M. Showell of Sunshine passed the final nursing examinations and topped the state list. A trainee of Queen Victoria Hospital, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E Showell of 133 Devonshire Road Sunshine. Former student of Sunshine State and Williamstown High Schools.
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Lillian E. M. Showell
E.showell
Devonshire Rd
Sunshine
Queen Victoria Hospital
Showell
Sunshine State
Williamstown
Banjo Club Concert Aids Sunshine Hospital
The Shire Hall crowd attended a Friday concert by the Sunshine Banjo Club raising about £35 for the Sunshine Hospital Loan Redemption Committee. Mr C Jones, in charge of local club talent, is commended for his efforts.
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Shire Hall
Sunshine Banjo Club
Sunshine Hospital Loan Redemption Committee
C. Jones
Ex-Students Break-Up and Bun Picnic Nearby
Ex students association invites members to a Christmas Break-Up on Monday December 11 with admission two shillings seven pence. Friends encouraged to attend and bring others. A tentative bun picnic is planned in Geelong nearby.
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Geelong
Examinations Set for November 24 at Sunshine Braybrook Centre
Sun Youth Travel Boys and youths are reminded that 24 November is the date for preliminary examinations. Further information may be obtained from the Shire Hall Sunshine. Examination centre for Shire of Braybrook is Sunshine Technical School.
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Shire Hall
Sunshine
Shire of Braybrook
Sunshine Techncal School
ASSAILA LADIES AUX GENERAL MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The general meeting is set for Tuesday November 21 in the clubrooms. All ladies are urged to attend for officer nominations. A social evening occurs Saturday November 18 at 1 Hamel Street. All welcome.
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Hamel St
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Shire OF Keilor
Council
N. A. Woods
Ses
SSA
Hargreaves
Lily - Anne Art
Miss T
Parsons
Dickson Street
Advocate Office
Salmond
Britain
Dobbies
Suttons & Boltons
J. B. Salmond
Station RD
Deer Park
A J Boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
Victorian Road Transport Association
Melbourne
Sunshine & Districts
Monash ST
Alf. Faulkner
Devonshire Road
Sunshine First
Wright
Young
McCarthy
Foster
Ayton
Simpson
Brownhill
Storey
Fox
Extras
Xus
GUOOF
Muioof
East Sunshine
1St XI
Thom
Taylor
Opie
Laurel
Warren
2Nd XI
Cordy
Vy F & Y Socials
Ascot Vale
Hodge
Stone
Green
Gritton
Turner
Guy
Emergencies
Cuddeford
Qoataway
Spewart
P.m. Bahadur
Trizaml
Mac Farlane
D.jj.gilson
Benjamin Street
Sunshine Girl
Banjo Club
Ex-Students Association
Sun Youth Travel
Assaila Ladies
WINZAR_ BROS. BUILDERS & PLUMBERS
M.M.B.W
Footscray
Harris Tweed
Worsteds Sports Strides
Alex F Clarke
Barkly ST
J. W. Mather
Pitt Street
West
R. J. Coxhead
A.lf
Mac. Johnson
Duke ST
FORGE
Forges
Pr. S
Hilton
Nicholson Street
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