Shire Council Upholds By Law Convicting Mr Mochrie
Sunshine Court convictes Mr Gee Mochrie for stacking timber on Ballarat Road Sunshine a residentially zoned area under the Shire of Braybrook by law. Evidence showed timber sourcing and handling linked to Sunshine Cabinet Works and a temporary stake for future use. He is fined £1 plus £0 4 6 costs.
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Shire of
Braybrook
Sunshine Court
Gee. Mochrie
Ballarat Rd
Sunshine
AG. BE. Denson
Mochrie
New Zealand
Melbourne
South Melbourne
Dobson
Ballarat
KE. Hargreaves
Shire
Dixon
Tibb
Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty. Ltd
Hall
Secomb and Tibb
Sunshine Cabinet Works Fly. Ltd
Togethr
Monash St
Stoney Creek
Hl. Robinson
Council
Braybrook and Keilor councils push for Deer Park tariff hope
Council reports show no metropolitan tariff secured for St Albans and Deer Park despite efforts by Keilor Braybrook. Braybrook plans continued action for Deer Park while debating Tottenham site for a future school and opposing Millers Rd naming change.
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S.ec
Keilor
Braybrook
St. Albans
Deer Park
Dr. Salmond
Housing for Balts discussed at Braybrook Council
Deputy Director N J O Heare outlined federal immigration plans for Balts in Melbourne and said Sunshine Porcelain Potteries plans for factory huts require washing and sewerage facilities. He noted Balts to be placed in essential industries with award rates and not competing for local housing. Local council would handle temporary housing decisions.
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O'Heare
Sunshine Porcelain Potteries Pty. Ltd
0 Heare
Melbourne
Associated Brick Coys
Watsonia
0 Jieare
Sunshine Porcelain Potteries
Shire
Barrett
O’heare
Bray Town Council Deals With Housing Scheme Request
At Mondays Bray council meeting a request from the Sunshine Branch of the Communist Party for a municipal housing scheme was discussed. Councillors agreed such a scheme impracticable and unnecessary given the Housing Commission’s work, and debated whether to reply. Some urged noting past consideration in 1939 and clarifying limits under current federal and state authority. Others labeled the move as cheap publicity while noting labor and material shortages. A suggestion to keep a photographic history record of the Shire was also raised.
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Brayrock
Sunshine
Communist Party
Housing Commission
Dobson
F. Hayden
Hayden
Dr. Barclay
Brothers Face Charge Over Liquor at Dance
Athol and Roy Breheny of Nicholson Street Footscray pleaded not guilty in the Sunshine Court to possessing liquor at a public dance. Evidence showed two beer bottles found in coats from a van. Roy admitted buying the bottles for a picnic and placing one in Athol's coat. Athol's case was withdrawn. Roy was fined one pound.
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Acing
Athol
Roy Breheny
Nicholson
Footscray
Sunshine Court
Shaw
Sydenham Wall
Sunshine
Athol Breheny
Roy Preheny
Miss Cynthia Strachan Wins Non Resident Exhibition
Cynthia Strachan, a matriculation student at Presbyterian Ladies College, receives a non resident exhibition at Janet Clarke Hall Trinity College University of Melbourne showcasing academic merit and college affiliation.
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Cynthia Strachan
Alice St Sunshine
Presbyterian Ladies College
Janet Clarke
Trinity College
University of Melbourne
Carols by Candlelight in Footscray Park
Footscray church choir rehearses Sundays at St John’s Church of England Tai sley Street Footscray for Carols by Candlelight on Sunday 1 December with additional singers invited. Helpers sought for December 11. contact Mr Sherriff at 3 Coygoer Street Footscray MW 1866 for details. Proceeds go to Footscray Hospital and the Creche.
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Footscray Park
St. John’s Church of England
Taisley St
Footscray
Sherriff
Coygoer St
Sunshine C C S First XI to Face Melbourne Reds
Sunshine C C announces first eleven players L Willey T box Ho Wright Verrell L Brownbill G Horner J Ormiston J Ayton L Young Kitson R Carlton G Pippett. Bus leaves post office at 1 pm. Second XI at home features N Green T Young L Winter K Clayton J White J Davies W Lewis T Holdsworth B Harper G Southern A Hale R Dunlop.
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Hacks
L. Willey
T. Box
Ho Wright
T. Holdsworth
B. Harper
G. Southern
A. Hale
R. Dunlop
Coursing Club Infiltration Bid Sparks Shire Meeting
Cr A Beachley exposed an attempt to move greyhound coursing meetings to White City without Grace dale licence. Dr Beachley said the plan would use White City staff on Saturday nights while trials and meetings clash with existing schedules. He moved the council protest to the Chief Secretary’s Department against further licences as the Shire already faced multiple meetings.
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Tottentam
Braybrook
Plumpton
White City
Parsons
Education Department
Greyhound
Gracedale
Cr. A. Beachley
Dr. Beachley
Maribyrnong
Chief Secretary’s Department
Cravelly
Shooting Near Explosives Factory Leads to Fines
William John Turner pleaded guilty to unlawfully being near the explosives factory area and possessing a firearm in a prohibited area at Deer Park. He was fined £2 on the first charge and £5 on the second.
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Deer Park
Sunshine Court
William John Turner
Memorial Gates To Reserve
Braybrook Council Park Committee Sunshine Branch SL and Dads Association arrange a conference on memorial gates at the Sunshine Park entrance to discuss a proposed reserve.
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Sunshine Park
Braybrook Council
Park Committee
Sunshine Branch SL
Dads' Association
Council Suspicious of Tennis Courts Proposals
Braybrook Council deferred two applications to build tennis courts pending a report on their purpose and function. One plan sought two courts at Duke Street and Hertford Road, the other three courts near Station Road, Dearak. Councillors suspected private gain behind the projects.
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Braybrook
Commer Duke St
Hertford Rd
Station Rd
Deerark
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