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

Sunshine Districts Football Club 1944 "B" Grade Footscray District League Runners Up|Back Row J. Wood R. McKay A. Clarke C. Parsons J. White T. Smith E. Hunter K. Tisdale L. Huggins V. Fitzgerd J. Adams|Centre Row C. Utber B. Fitzgerald R. Thoms E. Nicholls R. Pope J, Howard R. Ferrell W. Beamond W. Avery|Front Row J. Taylor A. Bradshaw J. Roberts K. Woodrowsunshine football club, football, team photograph

Sunshine Districts Football Club Runners Up 1942|J. Searle R. Wilson F. McGrath O. Wallis N. Wright E. Hunter G. Garde J. Wood Chigwiden M. Wilson J. Burgess C. Parsons P. Hand T. Smith V. Wharton A. Clarke J. Adams H. Weeding W. Beaumont E. Nicholls H. Drayton P. Imkster J. Chigwidden W. Searle A. Bradshaw K. Taylor R. Tisdale W. Goldsworthysunshine football club, football, team photograph

H. Steigler being presented with his 1963 guernsey by President Jim Miller & Coach Ted Whitten presented to the Sunshine Football Club with compliments froom Footscray Football Clubfootscray football club, football

Men's neck tieFootball & Crow logosunshine football club club, clothing, tie

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Sunshine YCW Football Club began in 1942 as a youth‑focused Catholic YCW team, went into recess after WWII, revived in 1959, and grew into a major junior and senior football organisation. It won three YCW premierships, survived fires and relocations, expanded into district leagues, and eventually became the Sunshine Football Club in 2001. The Club is now called the Sunshine Football Netball Club.These Annual Reports provides details of the past season including historical information on past committee members, players, etc.6758.01 - Sunshine Football Club 2011 Annual Report 6758.02 - Sunshine Football Club 2012 Annual Report 6758.03 - Sunshine Football Club 2013 Annual Report 6758.04 - Sunshine Football Club 2014 Annual Report 6758.05 - Sunshine Football Club 2015 Annual Report 6758.06 - Sunshine Football Club 2016 Annual Report 6758.07 - Sunshine Football Club 2017 Annual Report 6758.08 - Sunshine Football Club 2018 Annual Report 6758.09 - Sunshine Football Club 2019 Annual Report 6758.10 - Sunshine Football Club 2020 Annual Report 6758.11 - Sunshine Football Club 2021 Annual Report 6758.12 - Sunshine Football Club 2022 Annual Report 6758.13 - Sunshine Football Club 2023 Annual Reportsunshine football club, kinder smith reserve, lily street, braybrook

Sunshine YCW Football Club began in 1942 as a youth‑focused Catholic YCW team, went into recess after WWII, revived in 1959, and grew into a major junior and senior football organisation. It won three YCW premierships, survived fires and relocations, expanded into district leagues, and eventually became the Sunshine Football Club in 2001. The club adopted its new name, the Sunshine Football Newball Club 2024. This follows after the Western Football League officially adopted netball into its name and structure, becoming the Western Football Netball League early in 2024. The Club's new name featured on the front cover of the 2024 Annual Report.The Sunshine Football Club fielded it first women's netball team in 2018. These Annual Reports provides details of the past season including historical information on past committee members, players, etc.6759.01 - Sunshine Football Netball Club 2024 Annual Report 6759.02 - Sunshine Football Netball Club 2025 Annual Reportsunshine football club, kinder smith reserve, lily street, braybrook, sunshine football netball club

Orange card titled R.S.L. 1960 Football Chart. On the front is how it works. Donation 2/-. Melbourne Sun Results. Printed by Arthur Hocking Print. On the other side is the list of the teams and the dates from 16/4/60 to 20/8/60. The Football clubs are: Melbourne, Sunshine, Geelong, Preston, Fitzroy, Box Hill, Richmond, Yarraville, South Melbourne, Oakleigh, St. Kilda, Brunswick, Hawthorn, Sandringham, Collingwood, Brighton, Footscray, Northcote, Moorabbin, Essendon, Coburg, North Melbourne, Camberwell, Carlton, Williamstown, Port Melbourne, Dandenong and Mordialloc.Arthyr Hocking Print.clubs and associations, football, football chart, r.s.l. bendigo collection - r.s.l. 1960 football chart, melbourne sun, arthur hocking print, melbourne, sunshine, geelong, preston, fitzroy, box hill, richmond, yarraville, south melbourne, oakleigh, st. kilda, brunswick, hawthorn, sandringham, collingwood, brighton, footscray, northcote, moorabbin, essendon, coburg, north melbourne, camberwell, carlton, williamstown, port melbourne, dandenong, mordialloc

This sign was located in the John McLeod Pavilion, the former club rooms of the Deer Park Football and Cricket Clubs. For many years these rooms were used by the clubs as change rooms for training, competition, and social functions. The rooms were also available for the general public to hire out for functions such as birthdays, engagements, etc. These rooms were demolished in February 2026.The John McLeod Pavilion was built by I.C.I. and provides a direct connection between a worldwide company providing recreation assets for its employees and the local community.Painted blue text on white background on a masonite boardDeer Park Football Club Inc. Deer Park Cricket Club Inc.john mcleod pavilion, john mcleod reserve, deer park football club, deer park cricket club, ballarat road, deer park

John McLeod Pavilion located on John Mcleod Reserve was the former club rooms of the Deer Park Football and Cricket Clubs. For many years these rooms were used by the clubs as change rooms for training, competition, and social functions. The rooms were also available for the general public to hire out for functions such as birthdays, engagements, etc. These photographs were taken on a site visit with the Brimbank Council before the rooms being demolished in April 2026.The John McLeod Pavilion was built by I.C.I. and provides a direct connection between a worldwide company providing recreation assets for its employees and the local community.5802.01 - John McLeod Pavilion Bar 2026 Photo 01.JPG 5802.02 - John McLeod Pavilion Bar 2026 Photo 02.JPG 5802.03 - John McLeod Pavilion Bar 2026 Photo 03.JPG 5802.04 - John McLeod Pavilion Bar 2026 Photo 04.JPG 5802.05 - John McLeod Pavilion Den of The Mighty Lions 2026 Photo 05.JPG 5802.06 - John McLeod Pavilion Evacuation Diagram 2026 Photo 06.JPG 5802.07 - John McLeod Pavilion Front Doors 2026 Photo 07.JPG 5802.08 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 08.JPG 5802.09 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 09.JPG 5802.10 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 10.JPG 5802.11 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 11.JPG 5802.12 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 12.JPG 5802.13 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 13.JPG 5802.14 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 14.JPG 5802.15 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 15.JPG 5802.16 - John McLeod Pavilion Home Team Change Rooms 2026 Photo 16.JPG 5802.17 - John McLeod Pavilion Kitchen 2026 Photo 17.JPG 5802.18 - John McLeod Pavilion Kitchen 2026 Photo 18.JPG 5802.19 - John McLeod Pavilion Kitchen 2026 Photo 19.JPG 5802.20 - John McLeod Pavilion Men's Toilets 2026 Photo 20.JPG 5802.21 - John McLeod Pavilion North Facing Window East Side 2026 Photo 21.JPG 5802.22 - John McLeod Pavilion North Facing Window West Side 2026 Photo 22.JPG 5802.23 - John McLeod Pavilion Social Area 2026 Photo 23.JPG 5802.24 - John McLeod Pavilion Social Area 2026 Photo 24.JPG 5802.25 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 25.JPG 5802.26 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 26.JPG 5802.27 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 27.JPG 5802.28 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 28.JPG 5802.29 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 29.JPG 5802.30 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 30.JPG 5802.31 - John McLeod Pavilion Vistors Change Rooms 2026 Photo 31.JPG 5802.32 - John McLeod Pavilion Women's Toilets 2026 Photo 32.JPG 5802.33 - John McLeod Pavilion Women's Toilets 2026 Photo 33.JPG 5802.34 - John McLeod Pavilion Women's Toilets 2026 Photo 34.JPG 5802.35 - John McLeod Pavilion Women's Toilets 2026 Photo 35.JPG 5802.36 - John McLeod Pavilion Women's Toilets 2026 Photo 36.JPG john mcleod pavilion, john mcleod reserve, deer park football club, deer park cricket club, ballarat road, deer park

John McLeod Pavilion located on John Mcleod Reserve was the former club rooms of the Deer Park Football and Cricket Clubs. For many years these rooms were used by the clubs as change rooms for training, competition, and social functions. The rooms were also available for the general public to hire out for functions such as birthdays, engagements, etc. Due the condition of the building, the City of Brimbank made a decision late in 2025 to demolish the building in February 2026. The planning permit contains structural condition reports, building photographs, the land title and a building site plan.The John McLeod Pavilion was built by I.C.I. and provides a direct connection between a worldwide company providing recreation assets for its employees and the local community.Application for a Planning Permit 783 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 3023 Demolition of the old pavilion at John McLeod Reservejohn mcleod pavilion, john mcleod reserve, deer park football club, deer park cricket club, ballarat road, deer park

The Sunshine and District Historical Society hosted a Curator's choice exhibition on Sporting Associations of Sunshine and District at The Cottage Hunt Club Community Centre Ballarat Road Deer Park from 17th October 2014 to the 7th November 2014. The Curator was Alan Dash. This was the flyer provided to visitors of the exhibition.Curator's Choice Sporting Associations of Sunshine and District Exhibition 17 Oct - 7 Nov 2014 Sunshine & District Historical Society selwyn park, sunshine districts football club, albion tennis club, sunshine bowling club, st mark's athletic club, spalding

George Zachary Parnis migrated to Melbourne from Malta in 1964, arriving with his brother Manny. George was 19 years old at the time. The family later became well-established in Melbourne’s western suburbs. George Zachary Parnis became a councillor of the former City of Sunshine (Victoria), active in local government before the council’s amalgamation in 1995. He was the Mayor of City of Sunshine for one term 1993 - 1994. This video records Mayor Cr. George Parnis term of being the Mayor of the City of Sunshine. The video also captures the role of the City of Sunshine Town Clerk Mr. John Willaton performing his public civic duties.This video provides a rare recording of City of Sunshine Mayor Cr. George Zachery's term in office. The video also contains rare scenes of Sunshine's Hampshire Road, Devonshire Road and including many images of Sunshine residents. Swearing in of the 1993 City of Sunshine Councillors. Election of 1993 - 1994 Mayor Cr. George Parnis. Mayor Cr. George Parnis maiden speech, after party gathering, speeches and toast. Gift given to former Cr. Marion Marton for her term as mayor 1992 - 1993. Council Meeting 31st August 1993. Gifts to retired Councillors Marion Martin and Charles Sidmore. Mayoral office scene. Council Meeting 22nd September 1993. Swearing in the new Councillors, Australian Citizenship Ceremony and Supper gathering. Council Function 4th November. Recognition to members of the Sunshine Ladies Benevolent Association after its disbandment in 1993. Sunshine Private Nursing Home tour 19th November 1993. Mytle's 100th Year Birthday party. Sunshine Festival Street Parade 20th November 1993. Sunshine City Band, Sunshine and District Historical Society, 1st Sunshine Scout Group, Pilipino Cultural Group. Carols By Candlelight Christmas celebrations 19th December 1993 R. T. Pollard Gardens Corio Street. Selwyn Park 24th December 1993 Sunshine United Cricket Club Christmas Party. Mayoral presentation 23rd January 1994 to Rick and Eva Cramere of the Friends of the Kororoit Creek for the establishment of Buckingham Reserve. Australian Citizenship Ceremony 28th January 1994, one held in a shopping centre and one in the Council Chambers. Maribyrnong and Maidstone RSL 17th April 1994 ANZAC Service. Robert Bruce Reserve Sports Albanvale Football Club and Albion Cricket Club Rooms 16th July 1994 opening function.Sunshine District Historical Society Mayor 1993 - 94 Cr. G. Parnis This video has been digitised.city of sunshine, maribyrnong maidstone rsl, marion martin, john willaton, george zachary parnis, charles sidmore, sunshine ladies benevolent association, gwen goedecke, sunshine private nursing home, sunshine city band, sunshine salvation army, selwyn park, friends of the kororoit creek, buckingham reserve, eva cramere, rick cramere, albanvale football club, john hyett, albion cricket club

The suburb Cairnlea was officially established in 1999. Cairnlea was built on the former Albion Explosive Factory site. These photographs provide a visual record of assorted buildings, street views, and notable locations throughout Cairnlea in 2021.These photographs provide a visual chronicle of assorted buildings, street views, and notable locations throughout Cairnlea in 2021.5586.01 - Stockton Run Reserve Cairnlea - Significant Tree Sugar Gum 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.02 - Albion Rovers Football Club Kevin Flint Reserve Cainlea 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.03 - Featherheads Grasslands Cainlea 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.04 - Featherheads Grasslands Cainlea 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5586.05 - Gurnung Rd Cairnlea - Significant Tree Sugar Gum 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.06 - Gurnung Rd Cairnlea - Significant Tree Sugar Gum 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5586.07 - ICI Internal Kororoit Creek Bridge Cairnlea 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.08 - ICI Internal Kororoit Creek Bridge Cairnlea 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5586.09 - Kororoit Creek Near Powder Mill - Significant Tree River Red Gum 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.10 - Kororoit Creek Near Powder Mill - Significant Tree River Red Gum 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5586.11 - Kororoit Creek Near Powder Mill - Significant Tree River Red Gum 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5586.12 - Kororoit Creek Rear of Deer Park Hotel Cainlea 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5586.13 - Powder Miil Plaque 2021 Photo 01.JPG stockton run, albion rovers football club, kevin flint reserve, featherheads grasslands, gurnung road, kororoit creek, black powder mill, cairnlea

The Hunt Club Hotel (Now The Hunt Club and Community Arts Centre) and the Deer Park Reserve (Now John McLeod Reserve) are two of Deer Park's iconic places, both having long history with the district. This picture shows when The Club Hotel was a standalone building with the former stables out back. The building to the right and the caretaker's house at the rear were built by ICI C1932. The original Deer Park Football Club rooms bottom right, the football ground and tennis courts were built by ICI for its employees.This picture shows when both The Club Hotel and the ICI C1932 extension were standalone buildings prior to the laboratory being built between the two that ultimately joined them together.The Hunt Club And John McLeod Reserve Deer Park 1938 Photo 01.jpgballarat road, deer park, the hunt club hotel, john mcleod reserve, deer park football ground, the hunt club and community arts centre, deer park reserve

These photographs provide a visual record of assorted buildings, street views, and notable locations throughout Deer Park in 2021.This photograph collection documents Deer Park in 2021.5653.01 - Bon Thomas Reserve 2021 Photo 04.JPG 5653.02 - Bon Thomas Reserve 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.03 - Deer Park Avenue of Honour Ballarat Rd 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.04 - Deer Park Club 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5653.05 - Deer Park Club 2021 Photo 04.JPG 5653.06 - Deer Park Fire Station 782 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.07 - Deer Park Football Club Rooms 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5653.08 - Deer Park Football Club Rooms 2021 Photo 04.JPG 5653.09 - Deer Park Hall Station Rd Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.10 - Deer Park Play Group Centre Millbank Drive Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.11 - Deer Park Post Office Ballarat Rd 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.12 - Deer Park Railway Station 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.13 - Dumfries St 73 - 77 Deer Park - Shops 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5653.14 - Dumfries St 73 - 77 Deer Park - Shops 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5653.15 - John McLeod Reserve WW2 Air Raid Shelter 2021 Photo 06.JPG 5653.16 - Leathercloth Factory Station Rd Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.17 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.18 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 03.JPG 5653.19 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 12.JPG 5653.20 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 05.JPG 5653.21 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 09.JPG 5653.22 - Opie's Farm Deer Park 2021 Photo 15.JPG 5653.23 - Porter Crt 1 Deer Park - Shops 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.24 - Robert Bruce Reserve Deer Park 2021 Photo 02.JPG 5653.25 - Sassella Park Station Rd - Significant Tree Sugar Gum 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.26 - St. John Anglican Church Gates 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.27 - Station Rd 51 Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.28 - Station Rd 75 Deer Park - Thai's Hairdressing Salon 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.29 - Station Rd 85 And 85A Deer Park - Shop 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.30 - Station Rd 93 Deer Park 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.31 - Station Rd 100 - 104 Deer Park - Medical Centre And Chemist 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.32 - Steel Works Glencairn Ave 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.33 - The Hunt Club Main Hall Way 2021 Photo 01.JPG 5653.34 - The Hunt Club Back Stained Glass Window 2021 Photo 10.JPG 5653.35 - The Hunt Club Balcony 2021 Photo 15 5653.36 - The Hunt Club Art Gallery 2021 Photo 17.JPGdeer park, bon thomas reserve, ballarat road, deer park club, deer park fire station, deer park football club, station road, deer park hall, millbank drive, deer park play group, deer park post office, deer park railway station, dumfries street, john mcleod reserve, air raid shelter, leathercloth factory, opie's farm, porter court, robert bruce reserve, sassella park, st. john anglican church, the hunt club, deer park medical centre, deer park avenue of honour

Photocopy of ticket listing office-bearers and fixtures 1929R.S.Jones 858/104 Sun.2.50p.m.sunshine football club, football

1932 or 1934 team with trainers and first aid officer Team are pictured in front of a grandstand L2R Back Row Unknown Trainer Danny McLachlan Trainer Roy Day Leo Ryan Norm Olarenshaw Fred Coulsell F Heard Yorkier Bult Unknown Tim Dwyer Trainer Centre Row H Wilson Trainer C Steadman Les Herring Tiger Prewitt J Chegwidden F Pearce J Jones J Driscoll Unknown First Aid Front Row C Grieg J Barnes P Lane Tommy Laffin D Perrysunshine football club, football, team photograph

sunshine football club, football, team photograph

1-'Sunshine District Football Team season 1938' See photograph for names 2- 'Sunshine District F.C. 1944 C Grade' L-R Back row- P. Inkster, K. Turley, R. Clark, J. McKay, J. Chadwick, W. Wheelhan, C. Parr, W. Avery. Middle row- K. Talintyre, R. Pocock, K. Barka (Capt.), G. Webb, L. Howard. Front- K. Richards, J. Tampion, T. Thomas, W. Jackson, K. Webb.sunshire football club, team photograph

Sunshine Football Club, Committee and Officers 1937sunshire football club, member photograph

'Players in a game, Sunshine Football Club, Skinner Reserve, Churchill Ave, Sunshine'sunshire football club, skinner reserve, churchill avenue, braybrook

sunshire football club, team photograph

sunshire football club, team photograph

sunshire football club, team photograph

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bery bickley, bery phillips

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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