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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
3
The Sunshine Advocate urges strict health regulations for hygienic wrapping of bread and foods. It argues widespread public vigilance and strong policing are needed to prevent infections, noting the public bears the cost of medical expenses and government must mobilize inspectors.
Sunshine shopkeeper Alfred Faulkner of Devonshire Road was fined for selling an airgun to a youth under eighteen. Karl Ageher, 16, told the court he bought the gun after paying a deposit and later the remainder, saying the defendant did not ask his age.
Two men Graham G. Bult and James Cotter were fined £5 or 14 days for offensive behavior near Our Lady's Hall during a dancer. Mr. Horan asked police to ensure no tires were erected and to indicate the nearest lavatory. The incident occurred at Sunshine Court with addresses in Sydney Street Sunshine and O'Farrell Street Yarraville.
8T. ALBANS CRICKET CLUB reminds members that the upcoming meeting is on Monday night next 1 September.
In Sunshine Court on Tuesday Robert John Wilson from Northcote admitted carrying a passenger without a licence for twelve months and riding an unlit motor cycle after dark near Ballarat Road Yeh June last. He was fined £2 for each charge.
Inspectors of the Transport Regulation Board actioned breaches on Ballarat Road. Judges at Sunshine Court imposed fines totalling £108 10s with costs. Major offences included failure to carry time cards and operating outside licence conditions.
On Sunday September 4 Fellowship Tea will be held at 5 30 p.m Mr R Edgar will be the speaker Following the tea a short service at 5 45 p.m will take place during which Mr Edgar will show the film The Lonely Journey All interested friends are welcome.
After reading this paper cover for the Hospitals and Charities Waste Paper Appeal the editorial urges readers to donate scrap paper to support hospital and charitable work. It emphasizes community effort and local collection points.
Donald Ross Chapman of Welwyn Parade Deer Park faced charges in Sunshine Court for possessing two allegedly stolen beer glasses and for driving without a licence. He claimed the glasses came from the Deer Park Hotel and bought them for a shilling each. He was fined £2 for unlicensed driving and £8 for possession of the glasses.
Last Tuesday night A Me Donald T Maher J Major were invested as cubs entering the Great Brotherhood of Scouts. Reg Spratling joined as ADC. Sunshine Girl Jennifer Dodd enrolled. Parents meet September 2 at 12 Leith Ave. First Sunshine Troop greets Alan Bedwell Robert Blackmore John Bury Malcolm Colledge Richard James and welcomes Roy Humphries Colin Wright and Max Rappell. Scout events include Lightning Football September 6 and Boxing Wrestling soon with a £3 Sydney Jamboree deposit. Field day at Green's Gully saw tests passed by Hugh Smith We Sevenson L Jackson. Court of Honour meets September 4. Parents and Friends meet September 11 at 7.45 p.m.
Sunshine Council faced contention over Park Street subdivision in Maribyrnong. A block with 44 feet frontage triggered claims a builder mislocated an adjoining house causing the issue. Dr Dobson urged approval citing previous precedents and land acquisition limits despite opposition.
Sunshine Council approved a £94,000 Taubmans (Vic) Pty. Ltd. paint factory on McIntyre Road with fire and fumes precautions. Buildings will be dispersed across a wide area and a row of trees will be planted along the Barwon Avenue boundary to shield nearby homes.
A man named Edward James Cobill claimed he was testing his truck outside his licensed radius when stopped on Ballarat Road by a Transport Board inspector. Cobill of Iv anhoe said the vehicle had mechanical trouble and was halted. he was fined £1 with 12/6 costs. The related charge about not entering a start time on a time card was withdrawn.
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