Don Jamieson Reappointed Sunshine Cricket Coach at Selwyn Park
Don Jamieson is reappointed as zone cricket coach for Sunshine. First practice at Selwyn Park this Saturday September 20 at 1 45 pm with Leo Willey and Gordon Pippett as captains. Grass sowing planned at Barclay Reserve Sunday morning weather permitting.
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Selwyn Park
Leo Willey
Gordon Pippett
Barclay Reserve
Parish Mn Oery
Say Hassett
Jack Patten
Ted Flynn
Bill Singleton
McKay St
Highest Number of New Homes in Victoria Districts
By 30 June last 1318 houses were under construction in this district, nearly 100 more than Moorabbin. Sunshine started 1048 homes and 826 were finished that year, while the prior year saw 878 completions. Statewide, June quarter commencements were at a three year low and completions surpassed commencements for the first time since the war. Since June 1945 about 100000 houses have been completed in Victoria.
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Victoria
Moorabbin
Sunshine
Remand in St. Albans Robbery Case
Michael John Douglas of West Esplanade St Albans appeared in Sunshine Court on Tuesday to face a charge of stealing a registered mail bag containing £1500 in child endowment money. He was remanded to appear next Tuesday with bail set at £150 and surety.
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Michael John Douglas
West Esplanade
St. Albans
Sunshine Court
Theft of Ammunition at Deer Park Factory
Two wooden cases holding 10 000 rounds were stolen over the weekend from the L C 1 factory in Deer Park, authorities investigating the burglary.
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L.C.1
Deer Park
Gift of Land for Play Centre in Deer Park
ICIANZ Ltd donates about 11 acres of land abutting Millbank Drive to Sunshine for a children’s play centre. The gift is made for the purpose of establishing a community play facility.
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Millbank Drive
Deer Park
Icianz Ltd
Sunshine Until
Australian man jailed for drunken street disruption
A man in an advanced stage of inebriation chose Clarke Street to draw attention, near Sunshine Police Station. He was arrested and brought to Sunshine Court where he was fined £1 or 24 hours imprisonment.
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Clarke Street
Sunshine
Sunshine Court
Scottish Society Promotes Youth Club and Highland Dancing
The Scottish Society in Sunshine sponsors a youth club with activities in physical culture boxing wrestling and swimming. Convenor J Birrell invites interested youths to contact 28 Pritchard Avenue Sunshine. It also runs a Highland Dancing class led by Moodie and Donovan limited to society members, and a Scottish Concert featuring Gwen Harvey and her Merry Imps at Sunshine Town Hall on Friday October 10.
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Igunshine Scottish Society
Sunshine District
J. Birrell
Pritchard Avenue
Sunshine
Moodie
Jack Donovan
Queensland
Sunshine Scottish Society
J. Moodie
Shower St
Sunshine Town Hall
Gwen Harvey
Merry Imps
Grant Proposal for Ladies Benevolent Society Funds
Sunshine Council on Monday recommended a further 200 pound grant for the Ladies Benevolent Society to meet rising fund demands on its activities and services.
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The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Sunshine Council
Stanley Taylor Receives His Artificial Legs
Stanley Taylor, the Sun shine boy who lost both legs in a railway accident two years ago, received specially made artificial legs in England. Under family guidance he is gaining balance and may discard crutches later. trustees assure donors the future care of the Australian boy will be provided with kindness and cooperation.
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Stanley Taylor
England
Stanley
Girls Triumph at Royal Show Awards List
The article lists awards won by girls in several craft categories at the Royal Show. Barbara Muller earned first in Intermediate leather work, Pam Ela Penhall second, and Leonie Ward third. Margery Pyke took first in Intermediate decorative Needlework with Fay Edwards second, Yvonne Lausner first in Leaving Weaving with Barbara Hughes second, and Loris Bemis and Noreen Hale tied second in Leaving Dressmaking. Work was prepared in normal class periods under Misses M Dannatt Gwen Powell and T Maddison.
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Barbara Muller
Pamela Penhall
Leonie Ward
Margery Pyke
Fay Edwards
Yvonne Lausner
Barbara Hughes
Loris Bemis
Noreen Hale
M. Dannatt
Gwen Powell
T. Maddison
Sunshine Council refuses Maidstone petrol station at busy corner
The Sunshine Council on Monday refused to allow a petrol service station at the corner of Studley Street and Ballarat Road Maidstone, saying the locality is unsuitable and a garage would create a traffic hazard after earlier plans approved shops and a dwelling.
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Sunshine Council
Studley Street
Ballarat Road
Maidstone
Wilful damage at factory reported in Ballarat Road
An unknown person entered the Sunshine Fire Brick Company factory in Ballarat Road last week and caused about £50 damage to moulds prepared for the furnaces. A separate note mentions a St Albans man applying to operate a hamburger canteen near the railway station, considered by the Council on Monday.
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Sunshine Fire Brick Coy
Ballarat Rd
St. Albans
Council
One of the Honest Ones In Plumbing Permit Talk
A man sought Sun Shine Council approval to operate a plumbing business from his private residence. Dr. Skinner commented he must be one of the honest ones. A report from council officers will follow.
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Dr. Skinner
Sunshine Council
Bullet Through House In Deer Park Firearm Incident
A bullet fired by an unknown person tore into a partly built house on Chelsey Street in Deer Park early this week and penetrated six sheets of plywood stacked against a wall. No injuries are reported and no suspects are named. The event is described as an isolated incident with no further details provided.
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Chelsey Street
Deer Park
Pirwood
Erin Nevill Wins Third Prize at Royal Show Homecrafts
Miss Erin Nevill of Sun Shine earned third prize in the senior section of the Homecrafts at the Royal Show for a doll dressed in hand knitted garments.
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Erin Nevill
Sunshine
Social Evening for Ex Shire President in Keilor
Citizens of Keilor Shire honored Dr and Mrs Easton with a complimentary social evening at Keilor Shire Hall after two years as leading citizens. A crowd enjoyed music and dancing while a inscribed clock was presented to Mr Easton by Dr Moffatt with support from Dr Ireland and Mr Fewster. Arrangements were led by a citizens committee headed by Dr Moffatt and secretary Mr N Woods.
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Keilor Shire
H. Easton
Keilor Shire Hall
R. Easton
Moffatt
Ireland
Fewster
M’s L.A
N. Woods
Football Club Ends Successful Season
Sunshine football club completed another successful season last Saturday despite failing to win the Metropolitan League A grade premiership. The second grade won the B grade premiership while the first grade finished as runners up. The senior game surprised fans and left players disappointed, though the annual dinner followed with a celebratory mood.
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Sunshine Football Club
Saw mill near oil factory approved by Sunshine Council
The Sunshine Council approved a saw mill on land behind Leroe Oil Co premises in Braybrook despite concerns about flying sawdust and fire risk. Weekly inspections will ensure wood dust does not become a nuisance after prior factory fires.
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Leroe Oil Coy
Braybrook
Sunshine Council
Leroe
Skinner
MMBW Chief to Address Sunshine Council Meeting
J C Jessop chairman of the MMBW will attend Sunshine Council's meeting next week to discuss the Board's proposed Interim Development Order for the metropolitan area. He urges attendance by rate payers as Sunshine Council backs Footscray Council in granting Metropelien Brigades Board the right of way for its vehicles.
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J. C. Jessop
MMBW
Sunshine Council
Jessop
Footscray Council
Metropelien Brigades
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Don Jamieson
Pon Jamieson
Sunshine Cricket Ub
Ctops
Ctrousers
Seymours Men’s Store
Hampshire Road
Scottish Society
Grant For Benevolent Society
Royal Show
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