Ronald Young lived at 166 Cornwall Rd Sunshine. Originaly he played for the East Sunshine Football Club and then transferred the Sunshine Football Club on the 14th May 1959Footscray District Football Player's Match Card - Young, Ronald 166 Cornwall Rd Sunshinesunshine footballers' athletic club, athletic, club

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The Spalding factory was located at the intersection of Ballarat Rd and McIntyre Rd in Sunshine (North East corner). The factory made sporting goods, and in 1972 Spalding acquired T. W. Sherrin Pty Ltd which was a major manufacturer of footballs used in Australian Rules football games. In the early 1990's the factory in Sunshine was demolished and replaced by the first Bunnings Hardware store to be erected in Victoria. In July 2003 Spalding was bought out by the Russell Corporation.The board is a historical record of the loyal employees who provided at least 25 years of service to Spalding or to T. W. Sherrin Pty Ltd.Brown stained wooden board with wave shaped top which is about 14 cm less wide than the base. The names of employees who have provided 25 years of loyal service are recorded on the board in gold coloured lettering. The board contains the names of 50 workers who had reached the 25 year service milestone at SPALDING, and also the names of 4 employees who did the same at T. W. SHERRIN Pty Ltd. The first people reached this milestone in 1950 and the last person is recorded as reaching this in 1981.honour board, spalding, t. w. sherrin pty ltd, 25 years service roll

5464.01 - St. Albans High School 1956 Form 1A.jpg 5464.02 - St. Albans High School 1956 Form 1B.jpg 5464.03 - St. Albans High School 1956 Form 1C.jpg 5464.04 - St. Albans High School 1956 Form 1D.jpg 5464.05 - St. Albans High School 1956 Awards.jpg 5464.06 - St. Albans High School 1956 Opening.jpg Head Prefects Basil Listopad, Silvana Crespi 5464.07 - St. Albans High School 1956 1st Form Football Team.jpg 5464.08 - St. Albans High School 1956 BasketBall Team.jpg 5464.09 - St. Albans High School Prefect's Obligation.jpg st. albans high school, secondary school, main road east, st. albans

Photocopied extract from Sunshine Advocate 21 September 1951 giving a journalistic report on the game played by Sunshine Football Club against East Brunswick for the Grand Final game in 1951 Won by Sunshine Football Clubsunshine football club, football

This jacket belonged to Albert "Bert" Kevin Davenport, the son of John Borriston Davenport. The family lived at 132 Devonshire Road Sunshine. Albertr worked as a toolmaker and lived at 45 Cornwall Road Sunshine. Albert was also a member of the East Sunshine Cricket ClubA black blue sport jacket with Sunshine FC and club's logo on front pocket. Decorative white striped bands across pockets and cuffsSunshine FC|David Lack Pty Ltd Melbourne & Sydney Blazer & Uniform Specialistssunshine football club, football, clothing

This jacket belonged to Albert "Bert" Kevin Davenport, the son of John Borriston Davenport. The family lived at 132 Devonshire Road Sunshine. Albertr worked as a toolmaker and lived at 45 Cornwall Road Sunshine. Albert was also a member of the Sunshine Football ClubRoyal blue sport jacket with club's name and logo on front pocket. Decorative yellow striped bands across pockets and cuffsEast Sunshine ESCC and club logo. The intitials A.K.D. is hand stitched under the inside right arm piteast sunshine cricket club, cricket, clothing