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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1952
Page
3
Sunshine Gardens flowers were stolen by youths from the garden, a mature act of vandalism that harms the community. The Sunshine firm provides the gardens free to the public and urges residents to respect the greenspace and help prevent further thefts or damage.
A polling booth will be established at Sunshine Golf House Glengala Road to serve Hectors in Grant Electorate for the State Election on 6 December. The booth aims to provide convenience for residents and may become a permanent feature in Sunshine for future elections. Absentee voters elsewhere can use this facility at Glengala. Deer Park and St Albans booths operate as usual. Those in Sunshine on the roll in other electorates must vote by post or advance vote and should arrange early. Forms are available at local post offices.
NH accepts responsibility for the election comment. Carlton, Dickson Bt., Sunshine are listed as parties involved or cited in the note. The brief indicates attribution and may reflect editorial or organizational stance regarding the election coverage.
Valentine Gillett of Mya myn Street faced Sunshine Court after a truck was left on the wrong side of Myamyn Street Kant Sunshine. The motorist William Lind say Wegener testified the truck was parked incorrectly. Gillett was fined five pounds for parking in the wrong place and two pounds for a taillight offence.
Leonard Bryant of Victoria Street Hastings was fined £2 on Tuesday for driving at night with only one headlight and horn in the Sunshine Court area.
Robt Arnold of 4 Cec il Street South Melbourne fined £2 for having no rear number plate on his motor truck. Offence detected in Ballarat Road Deer Park on the nineteenth of July. Court dated Tuesday.
A public meeting at St Alband featured Mr Fraser MLA praising Cr A. Fraser’s two years as Keilor Shire President and urging voters to consider Labor’s socialisation policy versus Liberal free enterprise. He argued for rural representation, noting boundary redistribution and Parliament size. The Hon E P Cameron and Cr A Fraser spoke on welfare links between producers and workers, while Dr Milburn chaired.
A Sunshine Court session heard a defendant respond with disarming frankness when asked why he rode a motorcycle on the wrong side of the road, while the constable noted the officer was in pursuit.
A broad selection of Christmas items is now available at Sunshine Advocate offering affordable options for holiday shopping. Shoppers will find decorations, gifts, and seasonal decor showcased in-store with promotions running through the season.
An Australian woman told Bunshine Court she left her husband and seeks ownership of a piano bought with her wages. The husband contests, saying the money paid for the piano belonged to him. The couple, Peter and Tamara Bohudsky of St Albans, separated on June 6. Receipts in the wife’s name and claims of funds from her factory wages are disputed by the husband and neighbor. The magistrate noted conflicting evidence and dismissed the wife’s claim.
Robert John Hannan of Sunshine faced two charges at Sunshine Court on Tuesday for driving without a license and failing to stop after an accident in Ashley Street on September 14. A small boy on a bicycle was knocked down. Hannan said he was driving his sick mother home. His mother admitted fault, and Hannan was fined £6 for failing to stop and a separate fine for driving without a licence.
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