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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1952
Page
1
The motion by N Green to remove trees outside Crescent Furnishings premises was debated. A city engineer report was requested on trees seen as traffic hazards and access blockers while the Avenue of Honor issue drew differing opinions from Dr Downing Dr McDonald and others.
The Railways Department increases Sunshine line service with additional four-car trains in off peak periods after representations by the Sunshine Council. Officials maintain two-car trains meet current requirements.
Mr. W. Newhouse, an ex Navy man and former captain of Footscray Cricket Club's second eleven, was appointed to the meat inspection staff of Sunshine Council on Monday. Sunshine Club officials hope to entice him to play with the local club.
Olga Kienig testified at Sunshine Court that her husband Jaroslaw Kienig assaulted her after a domestic argument sparked by her mother living with them. She said he threatened to kill her, and a police report noted a mark on her throat and a black eye. The assault charge was dismissed. he received a 12 month good behavior bond for the threatening charge.
Thieves tried to enter Dinnell's garage at Dickson Street and Station Place on Monday evening. A plate glass window was cut but they did not break in.
Dr. Parsons noted the firm would do the minimum and the maximum to fix the sawdust problem. City officials led by the Mayor inspected the premises and found two piles of sawdust in the factory and a large pile in the yard. The sawdust was to be removed twice weekly and kept to a minimum. an exhaust system was promised. The council resolved to monitor the site to ensure compliance.
Dr. N. Ainsworth told Sunshine Council on Monday two men proposed a St. Albans to Deer Park bus link via Forrest Street and West Sunshine areas including Armstrong Street and Glengala Road. They seek council backing to apply to transport authorities for a charter service. previous Sunshine charter plans are now set aside.
Mr. G. A. Little told the Sunshine Council that a meat sample submitted for analysis was not up to standard. He said a written report from the Government Analyst would be presented, and action would be taken against the offender when it arrives.
Dr. McDonald argued lack of funds blocks proper work while Dr. Dempster called it wasteful. McDonald claimed grass cutting won’t remove fire hazard, Lee said residents should act. Dr. Green warned that stopping cuts risks neglect and favored superintendent discretion on vacant lots.
Sunshine Council received a request from R A A F Stores Dept Tottenham to proclaim a no parking zone thirty feet each side of the Air Force station gate in Southland. Dr N Green blamed past council advice for the road narrowing and warned of a boom erang.
Dr. J. McDonald denounced organised competitive sport on Sunday at a Sunshine Council session. A request to use the wicket at Dobson Cricket Reserve for Sunday YCW under-18 matches was discussed. Since the land had been transferred to the Commonwealth, the council suggested applicants contact Fast Sunshine Cricket Club which controls the reserve.
Community Chest appeals for help with Holidays for children next January. Donations cover a country holiday for one local child, with £5 per child. Tommy Trinder may appear as a performer. Send contributions to the treasurer at Sunshine Town Hall. collectors and volunteers are sought and names can be left at the town hall.
Sunshine Council confirmed a one hour parking limit in Hampshire Road areas and nearby shopping streets. The by law previously adopted limits parking duration to one hour in these zones.
Thieves stole 40 ingots of zinc valued at 80 pounds from A. W. Carters factory on Wright Street. Investigators believe the thieves were familiar with the factory layout and the principals involved in the operation.
Monday discussions split on Sun Youth Travel scheme with Dr. Green urging continued support and noting returned boys become better citizens while Dr. Dempster calls it a waste of money and favors reallocating funds to roads and streets. Mayor Downing suggested a public meeting amid a Y310 daily cost and possible sponsorship by individuals, groups, or municipalities.
A United Nations Day event in Sunshine features Highland dancing at 7 45 p m and a youth work lecture by Pat Loftus at 8 p m with Q A by Loftus and Joan Atheson. ballet by Madame Tamara Jess Fontaine at 8 45 p m. Mayoress Mrs J Downing to award prizes at 9 p m. Proceeds aid local recreation facilities.
A New Australian at Sunshine Court on Tuesday was reported by police for drunken and disorderly conduct after banging on the Derrimut Hotel door and shouting for more beer. He was fined £1.
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