Attendance at Sanwhine Harvester Works Picnic Draws 1600
Despite transport difficulties and rain, about 1600 people attended the Sanwhine Harvester Works Picnic at Frankston last Saturday. The event featured a full programme of athletic events, games, and a juvenile program, with Rex Wilcox winning both the Sunshine Handicap and the Apprentices and Male Juniors Handicap. Local officials attended and praised the company for the outing and employees for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanwhine Harvester Works
Frankston
Bayside Resort
Ani Bettur
Rex Wilcox
Bill Laity
Syd Chaplain
Cap
Jorana
Clitte Poole
Shire
Footscray
Edgar Horprewen
Beta Weberady
Stuart McKay
Misa Beverley Thomson
Mise Valerie Jackson
Sulue
W. Antfield
G. Ea Dahxon
Joe
Mes Stript McKay
W. Troon
Bowlers Win Pennants As Fray Goes On At Weekend Meet
BI and C2 teams captured pennant bowls Saturday with Glen Tris edging CL by twenty points. Footscray looms as a key tester for the CL side in a big ladder clash tomorrow at home. Multiple racing entries listed with stakes and horses including Polydorus and Fengari. John Bateman fined £2 at Sunshine Court for motor cycle noise on 30 December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tris
Essendon
de Ascot CL
Footscray
Heidelber
Spewart
Bish
A Ellingsen
Crookley
Barnes Wilson
Goodwin
Oakes
Pattinson
Ellingsen
Pengelly
Sully
Campbell
Mitchell
Stephens
Whittingham
Wood
V. Footscray
Chadwick
Gritton Rohner
Roberta
Judd
Osborne
Coakes
F. Pears
Sommerville
King
Chrader Burgess
Wellington
City of Sti Kilda
Hodge
Eddy Green
Gray
Nankervis
Turner
Miller
Barkla
Pearce
Guy
Wright
Kyle
Douglas
John
George Bateman
Sunshine Court
Dangerous Main Street tramway bridge traffic warned
The river bridge at Main sees heavy pedestrian use amid danger. A recent drowning occurred before Christmas, with another fatality narrowly avoided. Notices warn crossing the bridge for swimming, prompting J McDonald to seek prosecution of violators by the Tramways Wage Board at Monday’s council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
J. McDonald
Tramways Wage Board
No Ride Lights on Truck in Ballarat Traffic Stop
At Sunshine Court on Monday the driver Colin James Wilson was fined £7 after a truck travelling Ballarat at 11 p m on 1st December was found with no ride lights. The vehicle measured 7 feet 10 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballarat
Sunshine Court
Colin James Wilson
Mechanic-Driver Proposal for Council Staff Speeds Debate
Council discussed creating a mechanic-driver post to service municipal cars. Dr Castlev and Cr Pennell weighed long term cost versus salary, with authority and duties to be defined by the President, Secretary, and Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaybrook
Castlev
Council
Cr. Pennell
Barclay
Braybrook Council Seeks Action From Albion Quarries
Braybrook Council will ask Albion Quarries for steps taken to curb a persistent nuisance. Dr. Barclay said on Monday the firm had a $10,000 plant in America but could not obtain the required dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
Albion
Barclay
America
Auction Sale Withdrawn After Private Sale at Sunshine
Auctioneer W J Bell advertised a sale of land at 24 Forrest Street Sunshine for March 3 1951 but the listing was withdrawn after private sale. The property included four central fenced sections with fruit trees and a frontage, with a £300 deposit and balance due over two years at four percent per annum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Forrest, Street
Sunshine
W. J. Bell
Bun Crescent
Saterday
Wall Street
W. Cameron & Son
H. P. Warnock
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. & G. Stores Ltd
Rica
Lanies
Manchester
Gdenigny
Len
Pyjaman
Emerg O
Aizes
Bargai Ien
Hampshire Rd
Harvester Picnic
Cape Neddick
Midhurst
Polydorus
Horonda
Demos
Sires Produce
Fengari
Usage
Lady Tavers
Comic Court
Alister
Euston Road
Tutaman
Bandar
Brunswick
HOYLE
McIvor’ Bros
Fitts
Alterationa
Union Stier
Sunshi
Don Wright
Withers Street
Www
J. Bell
Hertford
Selwyn ST
ST. Albans
Mercantile Mutual
Western Amsurancs Coy
SUN Cres
Sunshine Motors
Emical
J. W. McGrath & Co
Hampshire
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