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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
8
A beetle drive will be held at the Scout Hall on Wednesday 23 June at 1.45 pm. Members and friends are invited and asked to bring a plate. The next meeting of the club will be at the School on Wednesday 7 July at 1.30 pm. New members welcome.
Henry Miller of Barkly Street St Kilda was arrested at Sunshine Court for exceeding the limit of 35 mph with a passenger. Police said he rode between 60 and 65 mph and fined £7. Calleja of Folk Road also fined £3 for excessive speed with a passenger after reaching 40 to 45 mph.
Sunshine City Soccer Club proposes a long term lease for an additional 51 feet strip of Watkins Reserve to establish a permanent headquarters. The Sunshine Council and club agreed to include the extra strip in the plan after a Public Works Committee meeting. An agreement covering all lease aspects is still to be drawn up.
Sunshine Football Club sought permission to erect a Nissen hut on Barclay Reserve to serve as clubrooms and a dressing shed. The Public Works Committee approved the request but advised ownership remain with the council and an allocation is likely in the next estimates.
Sunshine informers told the Legislative Committee this week that the council had no power to compel an applicant to splay back the corner of his building. The council asked Mr. T. M. Ross to splay ten feet in the corner of a proposed shop on Ballarat Road Maidstone. Legal advice led the town clerk to confer with Mr. Ross to see what can be done.
A charity football match is set for Keilor Sports wound next. Doutta Galla Stars will be challenged by Braybrook Football Club.
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