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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
2
Douglas Leonard Hocking of Tacy Street Beaubrook faced Sun shine Court after traffic police found a motor truck on Ballarat Road Sunshine May 22 with no lights. He was fined £6 plus £2 for giving a false name and £2 for driving while unlicensed.
Mervyn Missen of Taylors Road St Albans was charged at Sun Shine Court after failing to signal a right turn on Main Road St Albans on 2 June. A police constable in the car behind observed the move and Missen was fined one pound after claiming he had no time to signal.
At the RSL Ladies Auxiliary meeting Mrs Hill presided as plans were made for social activities. A Caulfield Hospital visit is set for August 7 with Briens coach departing Shine Post Office at 7 15 pm sharp. Supper arrangements remain as usual and books or flowers are welcome. A Wednesday whist drive provided entertaining games, supper, and prizes.
Leo Walsh, an RAN sailor wearing uniform, appeared at Sunshine Court to answer charges of riding a motorcycle without a license and carrying a pillion passenger without a twelve month license. Intercepted in Ballarat Rd on 2 June he claimed to take the bike to a mate’s place. He was fined £5.
Keilor Progressive Association guests visit St Albans Profresh Association meeting. Disputes over transport and the 7 51 am train to Melbourne discussed. New teacher Mr G Kennedy aids expanding school, Errington Reserve committee to meet, and Sunday blasting protest referred to police. St Albans defeats Heinz 15 10 in a close game with Turner and Myers noted as best players.
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