Theft at Blue Moon Cafe Leads to Fines
Melville Irving Hirt 4 pshing resident pleaded in court on Tuesday that drink influenced his actions. He admitted taking a beer glass stamped Hotel Malt from the Blue Moon cafe on Harp Road and was fined for offensive behavior and la rcery. A witness said the glass was taken to impress the proprietor and not returned. The case notes include that no authority was given to remove the glass and the defendant claimed playful conduct.
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Ten More Morison Homes for Albion
The Victoria Housing Commission proposes ten additional Morison dwellings in Albion bringing the total of this house type to twenty seven. Braybrook councillors protest the extra contract and plan to urge the Housing Minister that enough homes of this type are already in the area.
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Opposition protest over Maribyrnong recreation site decision
Residents opposed to the Speedway project at Maribyrnong recreation site submitted a petition to Brayihank Council. The council will discuss the issue at the health committee next Monday evening. Councillors questioned petition wording and noted press publicity.
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Workman Pleads Guilty to Stealing Golf Clubs
A workman admitted stealing 18 golf clubs valued at £27 from his employer G Spalding & Brox, Fred Roy Garton, in the Sunshine Court. He blamed financial difficulties from family welfare and called himself a fool after police interrogation. He was sentenced to five months, suspended on entering a two year good behaviour bond due to no prior convictions and potential job loss.
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Leave of Absence Granted to Dr Pennell for European Trip
Dr. A G Pennell has been granted 10 months leave of absence from the Council due to a business trip to England and Europe. The Secretary of the Law Department says the department is not interested in reserving railway land in Sunshine for a future courthouse and that paying rent for a square would be wasteful given remote prospects for erection.
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Braybrook Council Refines Hospital Kiosk Proposal
Acting on the Shire Engineer’s advice Braybrook Council refined a request from the Sun Thine Hospital Auxiliary to erect a kiosk in the garden opposite the Post Office for the purpose of conducting gift after noon.
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Seymour's Corner Promotes Summer Display and Sales
This week Seymour's Corner invites visitors to browse polo shirts and sandals for men and boys at reduced prices. Featured items include men's Roman sandals and various youth sandal styles with sale pricing outlined.
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