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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 11, 1951
Page
2
Desperate conditions on Maidstone Street show the sanitary roll failing as some houses remain uncleared for weeks. Council hears Dr. Dobson describe the issue as the contractor’s responsibility to fix with horse drawn vehicles under Health Inspector scrutiny.
Sunshine Court fined butcher Leo G. Fisher of Hampshire Road £2 after a government analyst found sulphur dioxide in minced steak sold from his shop on February 28. Preservatives are allowed for sausage meat but not minced steak, and evidence suggested the additive was a misunderstanding.
A public meeting is planned in the hall on Monday to decide the future activities of the Progress Association. The monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday with full attendance expected. Free Kindergarten Committee members will seek support to start a town kindergarten. If you have eligible children, attend.
The January council meeting approved a pay rise for officers including ante Secretary 111 pounds and assistant draftsman 76 pounds. The assembly also granted hallkeeper 35 pounds and superintendent of parks 62 pounds with all other officers receiving a five percent raise on existing salaries.
Residents on Wright Street protest Sunday noise from Victon Case Co. Dr Parsons told the council Monday a motion to write to the company to stop creating a nuisance on the Sabbath.
Keilor Council held a quantity meeting last Saturday approving plans and specifications for footpath and gath construction from Mr W E Perrett's residence to Kate Street. Water extensions to St Albans streets were approved and a deputation will seek further extensions. 22 building permits in Maribyrnong Riding amounted to £25 982.
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