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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1951
Page
4
A garbled notice lists services at Holy Trinity and St Peter's with Holy Communion at 7 pm and 3 pm, Choral Evensong, Sunday School at 11:18 am, Kindergarten 2 pm, seniors at John’s Deer Park 9 am, Matins and a special preacher for Sunday School at 4 am and 9 am.
A short church notice lists Rev. F Sadler Sumahine f y aan and Rev. F Sadler Bt Albans and Rev. FL Sadlr among the ministers connected to the Cresbyterian church, with unclear affiliations and spellings due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary item lists church activities including morning worship and Sunday school with Methodist reference. Reads as a Sunday schedule note indicating regular worship times and affiliated group. Entities include church and Methodist denomination. no dates or locations clearly readable.
A plan to place six street high poles in Millers Kinntl Brooklyn was approved. Mr J Davrie of Deer Park Sunshine North appointed as an official in Suffolk for works to Sunshine Council.
Electra Dramatic Group staged The Guinea Pig at the Town Hall on Friday to aid the Child Care Committee. The audience praised the acting of Ton Walat and enjoyed intervals featuring Isabel Aitken, Douglas Cook, and Raymond Paul, followed by a committee supper. A motorist, Raymond William Nugent, faced Sunshine Court for failing to stop after an accident in Ballarat Road near Braybrook Hotel, with witnesses Jones and Leheny describing the crash and a contested verdict resulting in acquittal. The council’s annual beat the bounds tour showcased western ward development, recreation reserves, and housing estates with praise for planning and a luncheon at the Town Hall.
Sunshine Council debate criticised the Nelwyn Park wickets with calls for a full-time reserve worker. The Mayor supported the parks chief though no motion passed. Mr McLachlan reported funds for water supply through summer and an electric roller delivery is due soon.
Monday the Sunshine Council approved new extensions to the Rubbertux factory in Ballarat Ri Albion. The council had earlier refused a rear extension but allowed the new site alongside the existing building and planned further expansion.
Tony Leigh and Anne Hewitt, pupils of Miss Hazel Ankers of East Esplanade St Albans, were successful in their primary examination achieving First Class. The report notes their tuition at Lone College of Music and references various names and addresses from the local area.
G W Pennen at Braybrook faced an unusual duty when a circus elephant died in a paddock at Templestowe. The 32 ton animal required three trucks and winches to move the carcass, a task handled after the unusual call was received.
W Cameron and Son conducted a full sale of numerous properties last Saturday. A newly built house sold for £1,700, three blocks of land brought £71, ten acres fetched £1, and one block of unspecified property sold for around £2, with additional parcels described in the fragmentary listing.
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