Sunshine Police Court and Sunshine Court proceeding summaries
In Sunshine Court, repairs and infrastructure debates dominate as the PRA faction seeks government work funding to fence and protect a reserve. Local members discuss concrete work, with Mr. Collins and Mr. Pennell presenting proposals and potential wood removals to progress the scheme. Fourteen days are given to pay a small fine for an offloading vehicle weighing over five tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawardims
AL Hoyner
Pootacray
Sunshine Court
Southford
Geoffrey Hall
Council of Fichny
Joent
Rail Revenue Comparison at the Sunshin Railway Station
The report shows a drop of £6,020 in rail revenue for the Sunshine Railway Station from 1934 to 1991 with January figures detailed. It notes outward goods, total revenue, and miscellaneous items, plus a rise in farm machinery output and several consignments including 12 trucks of agricultural machinery to Port Melbourne and shipments of flour and livestock to Victoria and Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Sunshin
Jingirys
CL. Howard
Minet Eerie
ESO
Par-Celi
Port Melbourne
Euripides
Monga
Delhi
Ustra
Toeut Works
Birthday Party at Cox Home Celebrates Mery Barrett
A lively birthday party was held Saturday at the Cox residence on Vincent Avenue in Ht. Mtons for Mery Barrett’s tenth birthday. Guests enjoyed a decorated lounge, a sumptuous supper, a cake by Meryl’s aunt, and musical performances by Miles Betty Mottram Joan Fletcher and local youths. Each guest left with a bag of nuts a basket of sweets and a balloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
Cox
Vincent Avenue
Mery? Barrett
Jen
Stanwen
Meryl
Miles Betty Mottram
Joan Fletcher
John Stevens
Ray Walker
Jack
Len ‘Chutey
Mex. Coyte
Mian
Coyte
Elaterawick
Mont
Imprisonment Suspended for Charity Worker Impostor
John Sromley of Fitzroy charged with attempted imposition on Lily Turner secretary of a Unemployed Relief Committee. He claimed his mother was in hospital and sought money. authorities detained him at Sunshine station. Bench suspended sentence for 7 days with bound of £5 for him and his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sromley
Stan Street
Fitzroy
Lily M. Turner
Ht. Albans Unemployed Relef Committee
Turner
Hunshine
Shevine
Land
Hergwint Munre
St. Albans
Sunshine
Bromley
Bray
Salvation Army
Intimidation alleged in St Albans severance petition
A note from A Clarke secretary of the St Albans Severance Movement accuses Keller Council supporters of pressuring unemployed residents receiving Unemployment Relief to change their stance. He alleges insidious propaganda and intimidation linked to the Braybrook annexation petition up for severance. The dated statement is from February 18, 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Kellor
Braybrook
Keller Council
Bute
A. Clarke
Ht. Albans Severance Albans
Council hears mixed forecasts amid trade concerns
At a Monday meeting Dr Dedrick disputed claims of a country rock bottom state, while Dr Drayton warned of no quick upturn. Pridham defended cautious optimism, noting business conditions improving and shipping activity from Geelong could signal a revival despite past struggles.
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Detdhan
Dedrick
Drayton
Pridham
Optimixte
Mt Wax
Petuin
Geelong
Troi
the Herald
Principal of Sunshine Technical School to Retire
Mr Geo Baxter, principal of the Sunshine Technical School since its inception, will retire on March 11. During his 15 years at Sunshine he led notable progress and strong student outcomes. prior to Sunshine he spent 12 years at Working Men's College. Baxter plans to sell real estate in Sunshine after stepping down. successor not announced.
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Geo, Baxter
Sunshine Technical Hehool
Reetire
Baxter
Xehol Hie
Sunshine
The
Workingmen's College
Obituary: George Middleton of Braybrook Dies at 44
Late Mr George Stedham Middleton died at Melbourne Hospital on February 17 aged 44. Survived by widow and two children, he was active in Dray Brook Braybrook and popular. Funeral from his residence Goodwin Ballarat Road Braybrook, buried Footscray cemetery with large floral tributes and prayers by Rev H E Onlane. Mosera Nelson Broa managed tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stedham
Middleton
Melbourne Hospital
Draybrook
Sunshine Lodge
Braybrook
Bread Carters’ Union
H. E. Onlane
C. of E
Mowars
J. Whittaker
Simpson
T. Jones
H. Gibson
J. Mulllenger
R. Barry
H. Grant
White
HJ. Maynard
Mosera
Nelson Broa
Sunshine Grocer Fined for Unlawful Possession on Wheat
John Kenneth Dunkley of Adelaide Street Sunshine faced court on charges of unlawful possession of two bags of wheat from a Melton theft. Police traced bags to his shop after a January 14 incident where a truck carrying stolen wheat fled across a bridge at Deer Park under gunfire. Dunkley admitted handling the wheat but claimed no knowledge of theft. he was fined 26 pounds 57 shillings with permission for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenneth Dunkley
Adelaide Street
King Edward Avenue
Sunshine
Measra
T. D. O'Callaghan
P.M. J. L. Boott
GW. Pennell
J.P
Melton
Narrow Bridge Deer Park
Pathe
Diogenen
Dunkley
Ballarat
Mteystatis Don Branch
Robert Burton
Willams
Kent
Nedimed
Pormanton
Tolelock
Tih
Gznd
Tan
Telliny
Ebrlin
Wit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunshine Police Court
Maribyrnong Reserve
Sou
PRA
Rae
Visi
Niles
Collins
R. Pennell
Pennell
Peiris
South Road
Charity Worker
MR. Geo
George Stedham Middleton
Sunshine Business
Nicholson
Footscray
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