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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 09, 1952

Page

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Sunshine Cricket Club Seeks Permanent Senior Status

The Victorian Cricket Association recommends Sunshine along with Ormond Balwyn and Oakleigh be made permanent members. A unanimous decision by the Sub-District Association is anticipated. Sunshine President C G Carlton says permanent status will boost profits from tours and credits the club’s management, the association, a £300 turf wicket grant, and the city council for support at Selwyn Park.

Victorian Cricket Association Sunshine Ormond Balwyn Oakleigh Sunshine Club C. G. Carlton Carlton Sunshine Cricket Association Selwyn Park Sunshine City Council

Vandalism by Visitors to St. Albans

Dr J Eddie at Keilor Council meeting claims CTS of vandalism by visitors to St. Albans district. Bus visitors, some drunk, vandalize marrow patches and overrun properties. City Slickers allegedly take mushrooms from kitchen tables. Shire president Dr H Easton says action is serious but council cannot act. Police action urged.

St. Albans J. Eddie Keilor Eddie H. Easton

Police Seek Owner Of Cyclone Wire And Truck Tail Board

Sunshine police are asking the public to identify the owner of a coil of cyclone wire and a tail board from a motor truck found as unclaimed property. Public tips encouraged to reach the station.

Sunshine Police

Stars in Overalls preview at Sunshine Town Hall event

Last Friday evening the Stars in Overalls preview showcased factory teams from Nobel Group of LC and Sunshine Harvester Works competing in a future radio show on IDB. Notable figures such as John Amadio Ernest Pettifer and Robert Payne performed, with IC IANZ officials and local mayor Dr. G Dobson present.

Sunshine Town Hall C.1.a. N.Z. Ltd Nobel Group of Sunshine Harvester Works John Amadio Ernest Pettifer Milton Mitchel Amadio Mr. Pettifer I.C.I Geoff McComas 3DB Dick Cranbourne Icianz Sunshine Dr. G. Dobson Thos H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty. Ltd Central Council

Public Meeting on Sunshine Community Chest

The Mayor Dr G Dobson convenes a public meeting at Sunshine town hall on Thursday next 15 May at 8 pm to discuss establishing a Community Chest and to seek wide citizen attendance. The event aims to gauge desirability and encourage public input from interested residents.

Sunshine G. Dobson

Only Vote Against County Council Plan

The County Council Authority plan was approved by a special meeting of metropolitan councils on Wednesday with Sun shine Council the sole vote against. Labor-led councils largely supported the plan which would not dissolve local councils and would have representatives from them. The County Council would absorb the MMBW and raise revenue by rates. Monier Pipe Co. of Albion reported goods valued at £74 stolen including an electric motor and piping lengths.

Sunshine Council County Council Greater Melbourne Monier Pipe Co Albion

Five street bettors fined at Sunshine Court

Five men faced fines of £20 each after convictions for street betting at Sunshine Court. Ronald Greaves, Patrick Morgan, Keith Grant, Maurice Bush, and Desmond Taafe admitted taking bets on various locations and dates in February to March. Albert Hague pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife Rosa Hague and the police, receiving a seven day sentence suspended on a £10 bond. Hague also faced £10 for assaulting the police.

Sunshine Court Ronald Irvine Greaves Hampshire Rd Patrick Morgan Summerville Rd Yarraville Ballarat Keith Lindsay Watson Grant Devonshire Rd Desmond Hilton Taafe Sredna St. Tottenham Derrimut Hotel Set Bond Albert Hague Hotham St Sunshine Hague Runi Huane

No Number Plate Found On Sun Shine Motorcycle

A photograph taken in Sunshine Court on Tuesday proved a motorcycle ridden on 9 March by Bryan Coward of 12 Treloar Court Sun Shine had no rear number plate. A fine of £1 was imposed.

Sunshine Court Bryan Coward Treloar Cr. Sunshine

Drink Puts New Australian Into a Frenzy

Zuosas Kuietelaitis 79 Fraser St Sunshine faced three assault charges in the Sunshine Court. Wilfred Clayton 75 Fraser St, accused Kuietelaitis of assault. Clayton, bedridden for about three weeks, testified Kuietelaitis returned drunk and attacked. Wives corroborated. Kuietelaitis admitted intoxication. Kuietelaitis adjourned to a fixed date. Costs of £9 9d ordered. Clayton's charge dismissed.

Sunshine Court Zuosas Kuietelaitis Fraser St Sunshine Wilfred William Clayton Clayton The Asaults Winifred Clayton Frank Smith Hutchinson St Horan

Morley Charged Over Night Collision With Two Cyclists

Albert Thoms Morley, machinist, faced charges for driving on the wrong side without lights and negligent driving after a crash at 11 p.m. on March 1 near Derrimut Street Sunshine. Margaret McMurray testified a second vehicle struck her car while she stopped at a gate. witnesses alleged two cyclists and Morley claimed he swerved to avoid them.

Albert Thoms Morley Neil Sr West Footscray Morley Margaret McMurray Derrimut St Sunshine Missy McMurray Miss McMurray Const. Johns McMurray Roy Roberts Main Rd St. Albans

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Sunshine Cricket Club Robert Payne C.I Seymours Men’s Store Gabardine Raincoats S.B. Raglan Tweeds Street Betters Myalla St Maurice Bush Myamya St Rosa Hugue Mrs Hague Set. Bond Smith Wilfred Clayton J. Ginnane John McMurray Ivan Johns Brian Feery Dr. K. F. Brennan J. H. Waters
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