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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
4
Sunday services at Sunshine 8 4 Bey Commingem Deer Park 11 a.m. J Gugger leads May 7 10 a.m Sunday School. Evening service 7 p.m. Fellowship tea on Sunday week.
Sunshine Primary Exports Pty Ltd has served notice on the Sunshine Council to appear in the County Court and show cause why approval of a licence to trade in drying sheep and rabbit skins should not be granted. The matter is now with the Council’s solicitors.
An offer from ALGLANT Ltd proposes donating a 200 by 200 feet block on Ballarat Road north side for a permanent Deer Park fire station. Sunshine Council meeting features Dr. N. Green congratulating attendees on their attitude.
A report is to be obtained on moving the bus shelter at the Sydney Street Ballarat Road corner to a more convenient location following Gr Wiley's suggestion.
Mayor Dr Dobson said newspapers confirm Sunshine Council’s approved approach last year to limit outward sprawl and further subdivisions in outer Melbourne areas.
The Sun Shine Football Club will hold a popular player vote during a general meeting. Players from all teams may contend with managers, and two prizes will go to the most popular player and the top junior. Peter Inkster chairs the competition, with Percy Scott elected as third eighteen team manager. The club needs timekeepers for three teams and a boundary umpire for the thirds. volunteers should contact the secretary.
The marriage of Ae Ivy daughter of Mr and Mrs Brown of 68 Adelaide Street Sunshine to William John son of Mr and Mrs J Young of 3 Baker Street Sunshine took place at the Sunshine Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening. Guests then attended a reception at Mr and Mrs G Stark 112 Devonshire Road.
A boy named Joseph Gugale ran from behind a stationary car on Main Road last Sunday and collided with the side of Ivan McPherson’s vehicle. No injuries described.
A report notes bicycles stolen from Sunshine Railway Station including a bike belonging to Edwin Albert Hughes and another from outside a shop in Station Place. Names tied to the incident include Clifford Swale Leonard Ate Vincent Salicki Blanche Sty Wext Sunshine and Garnet Sty.
Moses McGow of 141 Station Road Deer Park was found unconscious on Station Road last weekend and taken to Royal Melbourne Hospital. Initially believed hit and run, it is now thought he fell from his bicycle.
Frank Aschak of 53 Derrimut Street Sunshine collided with a tramway bus on Ballarat Road Wandenday during the first week of the month after swerving to avoid a pedestrian. The incident occurred at approximately 1st week time.
The Cricket Association offers to assist with labor and provide sanitary conveniences at Wal King Reserve before the next cricket season.
A builder and a contractor prepared a plan for a gale driven project titled never built to order. The initiative centers on arranging finances and materials to withstand severe weather and ensure safety during construction.
The Run Youth Travel contingent visited Colombo Colombo Buddhist temple and a snake charmer, Naples Bay failed to impress, Pompeii impressed with its ancient ruins, Marseilles Harbor sights included ships sunk in the war, Dennis regretted not listening to his French teacher.
Sunshine Council reviews two proposals to operate weekly dances in the town hall one for Saturday nights and one for Thursday nights both referred to the Hall committee for decision by the members.
Albion Guide Troop meeting to form a new unit is set in Albion Progress Hall tonight May 16 at 8 p.m. Parents and others interested are invited to attend.
Lilias Clark, a visitor from Hornsby, Sydney, won a consolation prize for her dress Miss Australia at the Children's Fancy Dress Dance run by St Peter's Guild.
The Education Department plans a new primary school on South Road with prefab buildings like Muttletone school. It will serve both the state and Housing Commission housing areas and aims to be ready for noon construction.
Reform figures show unsavared homes in the metropolitan area increasing from 11 000 in 1945 to 22 000 currently. Dr H Sidmner Sunshine Council representative on the MMBW cites the Beard task as context for the rise.
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