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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
3
Over 300 trees were planted around Albion State School in recent weeks. A fence project was planned and a panel night by the Fathers' Association raised funds. The community was invited to a dance on Saturday and social events on June 10 to support the children.
Before term holidays the Albion State School teaching staff joined a Mothers' Club afternoon tea. Miss A Shaw received a gold inscribed fountain pen for her promotion and departure to Newstead State School. Mrs F Barrie presented a gift on behalf of the club. New teachers Miss Shannon and Miss Ryan were introduced to members.
The annual Deer Park Methodist Church bazaar is set for tomorrow Saturday May 24 at 2 30 p m in the Deer Park hall. Stalls feature work jumble cake sweets soft drinks plastics produce fruit vegetables and plants pharmaceutical items and afternoon tea. The Mayor of Sunshine Dr G Dobson will perform the opening.
Members are reminded the parlor coach to Mt Royal departs the post office on Tuesday May 27 at 7 p.m. They are urged to attend and bring cheer to the old folk. A pleasant Fortnightly evening was held last Saturday. another gathering is planned for next Wednesday May 28.
John Henry Coulson of 12 Es sex Street Sunshine obtained a collector's licence at the local court this week.
The Sunshine Council Hall Committee on Monday recommended granting two weekly dance licenses for the town hall. One would run on Saturday nights and the other on Thursdays. The hall would be let for four weeks at a time, with revenue secondary to serving the community.
Cr. N. Green announced timber could be obtained immediately for re flooring the town hall. He advised the council to renew the floor in the summer when bookings are lighter.
Transport driver Kevin Stanley Young of East Brunswick was fined £2 at Sunshine Court for not carrying a time-card on a journey over 25 miles east while carting coal from Bacchus Marsh to Melbourne. He was engaged on the trip when the offense occurred.
Community campaign gathers scrap cardboard and waste paper to support local hospital services and charitable programs. Volunteers collect, sort, and transport materials to recycling partners for fundraising impact and public goodwill.
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