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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
3
Miss McKenzie, a Melbourne University Conservatorium graduate now a concert pianist and teacher, will perform new piano compositions in a forthcoming broadcast. She studied in London with the composer and has taught in Queensland and Victorian schools, with BBC recitals during post graduate study abroad.
The Sunshine Technical Ex-Students Association announces a Geelong picnic on Sunday January 25. Depart 8 twenty sharp. tickets from Keith James. First 1954 meeting on the first Wednesday in February at 8 pm in the school. All former members invited. recent graduates urged to join.
Sunshine Dads and the Women's Auxiliary will travel to Bundoora Hospital on Sunday to entertain patients. The bus departs the Post Office at 1 30 p.m. All members are urged to join the visit.
An Australian man charged with drunk and disorderly conduct at Sunshine Court was convicted and discharged after explaining in broken English that he had "had only five pots."
Children at the Sunshine State School Play Centre over the holidays engage in many activities from basketball and cricket to painting and reading. Attendance averages about 240, lower than last year, with Miss L Harcoan leading a staff of six and student volunteers prompted to help next week.
The Dancing class led by Mr. J Williams returns this Saturday at 7 pm in Albion Progress Hall. All members may bring friends, with sessions for beginners and advanced dancers in modern and old time styles. The branch business meeting is Thursday 22 January, and February 5 is financial night with Grand Lodge and Yarraville Branch representatives.
A Sunshine Court record shows Charles Priddeth of Melton South convicted on two charges. He faced unlicensed driving and operating a motor vehicle wider than 6 ft 6 in without side-lamps burning. He was fined £1 on the latter charge.
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