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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Mar 07, 1952

Page

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Carnival at Hospital Promises Merriment and Prizes

The carnival features merry-go-rounds aeroplanes hors e-planes a miniature train and other fair attractions with nightly free stage shows starting at 7 45 p.m. lasting about 45 minutes. Highlights include Killing the Rooster cycling boxing pillow fights and a parade of carnival belles led by Reg Barclay president and Dr Norman Green secretary with Sunshine Olda Association members assisting.

Reg. Barclay Norman Green Sunshine Olda Association

Six Tons of Scrap Iron Stolen from Moonee Ponds Quarry

Albert Smith a marine dealer at 12 George Street Moonee Ponds reported theft of six tons of scrap iron from his quarry used to break up metal with explosives. One large casting weighed seven tons, later found only one ton remaining. The missing metal valued at £105 and would require heavy transport to reclaim.

Albert Smith George St Moonee Ponds

Truck Hits Albion Rail Gates in Burwood Crash

A motor truck driven by J. Heath of 36 Daniell Street Burwood crashed into the Albion railway gates at 11 p.m. on Friday. The vehicle was laden with timber but the driver was not hurt.

J. Heath Daniell St Burwood Albion

Deer Park Effort for War Memorial Appeal

A Deer Park citizen group organized a home canvass to support the War Memorial Appeal. Over 140 residents contributed, totaling a substantial sum, all from individuals. Organizers H Cunnington T McQueen G Moffat and Dr Poole thank the community for its generous response.

Messrs H. Cunnington T. McQueen G. Moffat Dr. Poole Deer Park

Donations to War Memorial Appeal Totaling £346

A list of donors to the Sunshine War Memorial Appeal shows contributions from H. V. McKay Massey Harris P/L £250 and multiple likes from Steelweld P/L £5, Industrial Service Engineers P/L £5 6d, Deer Park residents £39 1s 6d, and others adding to £346 17s 0d. The target to raise in Sunshine remains £450.

H. V. McKay Massey Harris Steelweld Industrial Service Engineers Stanley Quarries Sunshine Cricket Assn W. Allsop Guy Bros Dr. A. G. Pennel Selleys Mafg Co Sunshine Uni J. Graham Humes Ltd Druids E. Hargreaves G. E. Dobson Deer Park

Boy Drowned in Bath at St Albans Home

Norman Fawns seven year old boy was found drowned in the bath at his home on Main Rd East St Albans yesterday morning.

Gilbert Norman Fawns Main Rd. East St. Albans

Tragic Toll in Road Accident Claims Several Lives

A road tragedy near Ballarat Road and Sydney Street left Mr George James and his wife Mrs May James dead. Also injured were Dudley Byron and Emma Byron, Fay 3, Irene Jenkins and her daughter Janice. The couple were related to the Byrons and Jenkins. A double funeral for Mr and Mrs James was held at Footscray cemetery.

George James May James Sydney St James Dudley Byron Dickson St Emma Byron Fay Irene Jenkins Janice Footscray Cemetery

Pool Not Suitable for Swimming Near I C L A N Z Factories

Health Department samples show greater pollution in the pool than the adjacent creek. Drainage from nearby housing may be polluting the water. No embargo possible yet, but notices will warn swimmers to exercise caution and that the pool is dangerous and deep after the recent fatality.

Health Department I.c.la.n.z

Won Free Place at University A Scholarship to Melbourne University

Mr. Jack Mentha of Morris Street won a Melbourne University scholarship covering all fees and allowance to complete a degree in Electrical Engineering. He holds diplomas from Footscray Technical School and parters with W. Lewis of East Sunshine as a conjuring and lightning sketch team entertaining club socials and public functions.

Melbourne University Jack Mentha Morris Street Mentha Footscray Bill) Lewis East Sunshine

Sunshine hydrants turned on by youths in midweek prank

Three fire hydrants were opened on Wednesday night in Sunshine streets by individuals described as unfeeling. Police are investigating the incident as a property disturbance and potential hazard.

Sunshine

Farewell for Sun Youth Travel and Donations Recognized

Donations already received include contributions from Cr. Dobson Cr. Beachley Cr. Poole Cr. McDonald Cr. Dempster Cr. Green Cr. Castley totaling several pounds shillings. Speakers and attendees may submit further donations at the meeting or office via Cr. Beachley.

Cr. Beachley Cr. Dobson Mrs Poole Cr. McDonald Cr. Dempster Cr Green Cr Castley

Sunshine Football Club to field four teams this season

Sunshine Football Club will field three open age teams and one under 18 team after the Footscray District League required clubs to enter both senior and junior sides. With Sunshine already in two Metropolitan League teams, the extra squad secures continued under 18 competition. A special meeting approved the plan amid hopes former players will assist.

Sunshine Football Club Footscray Sunshine

Old Boys Meeting Cancelled Because of Hospital Carnival

The Sunshine Via Boys Association postpones its meeting scheduled for tonight due to a hospital carnival event.

OLD Boys Sunshine Via Boys' Association

Labor MLC Preselection Ends With Bailey Victory

In a surprise ballot the A L P chose A J Bailey of Footscray over long time incumbent M L C P J Kennelly for Melbourne West Province. Bailey led with 1345 votes to Kennelly 1058, third candidate J H Cummins securing 492. Legislative Council election is set for June with six year terms.

A.L.P P. J. Kennelly M.L.C Melbourne West Legislative Council A. J. Bailey Footacray Kennelly J. H. Cummins Melbourne Albert Park Sunshine St. Albans Deer Park A. Pennell L.C.P R. Rawson

Bus Service Possible for Forrest St

LOCAL hire car proprietor Mr. F. D Arcy told Sunshine Council he is keen to start a Forrest Street bus service and will submit a schedule. A half hour service on the Deer Park route should begin Monday March 16, with a pram bus operating to Albion station after a pram dispute.

F. D'Arcy Sunshine Council Forrest St Deer Park Sunshine D'Arcy Pram Albion Station

Myer Homes Not Allowed Here

City engineer H. E. Robinson says several Myer Homes applications have been refused as they do not meet Sunshine building regulations. He warned the new homes would not be allowed in the city.

Myer City of Sunshine H. E. Robinson

Man Charged Over Public Insult Case at Albion Footpath

Michael Scanlon of McIntyre Road Sunshine faced a charge for using insulting words in a public place on the Lawson Street footpath Albion. Witness Hanley testified the remark followed a dispute about a girl and police then arrested Scanlon as he walked to the station. The court fined him £3 and urged him to reform his language.

Michael James Scanlon McIntyre Road Sunshine Lawson St Albion Thomas Joseph Hanley Sheila Lt. Johns

Sunshine youths given sentences in car theft case

A 14 day prison term was imposed at Footscray court last Thursday on Donald McDonald after he took a car outside Sunshine Theatre on 71st February. Four other youths were fined £10 each. Kevin Foley was found not guilty. The car belonged to Desmond Ryan of Sunshine.

Sunshine Sunshine Theatre Footucray Court Donald McDonald Ridley St Ballarat Road Kevin Holman Benjamin Patrick Wall Couch James Medcraft Suffolk Rd Kevin Foley Leith Avenue Desmond Ryan Graham St

Theft of Sacks From Butler and Moss Chaff Mill

Last weekend 2450 sacks valued at 582 were stolen from Butler and Moss chaff mill at Sydenham. The haul includes 450 chaff bags 700 oat sacks 1200 bran bags and 100 four bushel bags. Entry appears to be gained by climbing the roof through a skylight and the thief may be an employee or an associate.

Butler and Moss Sydenham

Dresses Ruined by Vandals on Monash Street

Two young women were sprayed with red paint by a man with a spray gun on Monash Street. He fled the scene, and the victims discovered the damage upon entering a nearby shop.

Monash St

Also Mentioned on This Page

War Memorial Seymours Mrs Byron Mrs Jenkins William H. Darvell Pridham St Maribyrnong Sun Youth Labor Melbourne West Province Better Deer Park Bus Service Harrington T. R. Barclay
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