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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 25, 1929

Page

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Sunshine Swimming Campaign Produces 86 Learners

The Sunshine Swimming and Life Saving Club reports 86 learners in a week long program, including about 18 adults. President George Nicholson praised the effort of certificated instructors and announced continued lessons Saturday afternoon. It is hoped at least 60 percent of learners become proficient swimmers and join the local swimming fraternity.

Atso George Nicholson Sunshine Swimming and Life Saving Club Education Department Nicholson

Merger Contemplated By East Sunshine Group

East Sunshine Progress Association plans a merger amid thinning turnout at a dash meeting only five members attended. President Ferrell missed the date, and Fred Pannen criticized continued ratepayer apathy as a fellowship meeting debated potential alignment with Sunshine or Braybrook groups.

East Sunshine Progress Association A. OH. Ferrell Picetine Fred Pannen Sho Sunshine Braybrook

Expensive Adjournment in Cruelty Case Delayed

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Glatdren faced an adjournment in a case involving William brederteh Joell and others accused of mistreatment of a child named Biste Heevis. Judge Macnamara granted a postponement to February 21 and awarded 17 shillings and 12 pence costs against the Society.

the Society For the Preventive Glatdren William Brederteh Joell Stfartmuenen Mastildia Levine Darby Ole Sistine Carl von Pinarschay Elsie Begis Elsie Begis With Adequate Ane Optoger Cedres Aid, Me. Geott Macnamara P.M Gi. W. Penned J. L. Scotts Argament

Donation by MroJd B Gray Supports Durham Club

Prominent local figure MroJd B Gray of Durham Road attended Thursday’s event and signaled his support by donating a plot to the club’s fund. The act underscores community backing for the organization and its initiatives.

MroJd. B. Gray Durham Road

Graham Street Extension Hopes With Day Labor Appeal

The Hon. A. K. Chandler promised a deputation from Graham Street to seek a government grant or loan to extend Graham Street. The land abutting the street is government owned and the group urged urgent inspection and action. The minister noted prior allocations but said he would try to inspect locally and take the matter to the Treasurer if a substantial government contribution could be found.

A. KE. Chandler Pram Urs Skewes Lowe Dempster Dobson Pennell K. Har- Brakes Anal Am Dir William WePherson Equiedh Mr. Prendergast

Melbourne Perth record breaker fined

Mberk Dudley Peardon of Orlando Mansions Windsor appeared at Sunshine courthouse on Thursday morning before Mr J Macnamara PM and officials. He was convicted and fined 10 pounds after information by Traffic-Constable William Mills alleging driving a motor car in a restricted act. The PM said the offender would have "put spell for a while." Senior Constable Phineas Dibtes prosecuted and Mr Niall defended.

Mberk Dudley Peardon Windsor Sunshine Cours J. Macnamara P.M J. W. Pennell J. L. Scott Willian Mills Ballarat Apt Peardon Phoenus di Btes Niall

Charges Against Former Deer Park Licensee

Licensing Inspector Mooney charged Catherine Watson owner of the Deer Park Hotel with unlawfully disposing of liquor on August 26. The case was dismissed but she was later charged with allowing persons on the premises without lawful cause. defense disputed police testimony and the court pressed for delivery details.

Sunshine Court Jamies Daniel Mooney Catherine Watson Deer Park Hotel Juttin Maenamara Pvt Mero Moos Wile Ure Bartholomew Lare Dixford Gorstatie Jaagniston Hare Keilor P.M Mooney Mogieys Burrowes Lie Creek Hanitiluu Lluan Cullen Lie Hotel Miskaal Willits Gatherine Wilson Shiv Nutter Hare Currier Dexford Watty Pratt Tullamarine Pratt's Pratt S

Motorist Fined and License Suspended in Sunshine Court

Thomas Foolscray of Sunshine charged by Senior Constable Dibbs for driving an omotor to the danger of the public on November 28. Photius appeared and was fined £40 with license suspended for four months from the date of offense. Evidence showed a Dodge car on Topshire road and Ballarat road incident involving a collision causing considerable damage. witnesses included W McEwen and others.

Tustin Norvingn ‘Thomas Foolscray Sunshine Court Dibbs Photius William Mc Iwan Tradhtutel Bawsan Street Sunshine Dodge Oar al Ballarat Austin Deross Chalee Thomas McEwen Seid Mes Vwekawen Martti Lytel Lubhs Pickett Maenaiara

Police raid and court verdict at Deer Park Hotel case

Witnesses described police questioning at the scene after a raid on Iy Brow. Thomas Vaughan said he was not present when police spoke but saw a man leave the hotel. The defendant was convicted and fined £5. Hare was convicted on two charges including carrying away liquor from the hotel and being found on licensed premises on Sunday. Pratts portrayed as a sly-prong price figure. testimony noted improprieties but was deemed unlikely by police. The court noted a pattern of deception and awarded further penalties as applicable.

Thomas Vaughan Deer Park Chat Hare Hare Wis Oien Williams

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