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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 24, 1954

Page

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Not out to get bus drivers says constable

Cecil Claude Taylor faced obstruction charges in a Braybrook case. Constable Turner and Driver Hearn supported that although a tramway bus briefly blocked traffic on Ballarat Road, the delay was minor and caused by driving style rather than a dangerous obstruction. The defense argued the bus stopped briefly for a passenger alighting. The case was dismissed for lack of evidence.

Cecil Claude Taylor Leonard Sunshine A. Downey Connel Hill Const Turner Ballarat Road Braybrook Wing Street A. Coast Hin Balt RH Hearn

Old Boys Acquire Land for Hall in Ormond Ave

Sunshine Old Boys Association bought a large land block off Wright Street in Ormond Avenue to build club rooms for members. Price undisclosed but aligned with area values. Plan favors early construction with options for rear facilities now and brick front building later. Result of months of careful sub committee work.

Sunshine Old Boys’ Association Ormond Ave Wright St

Library hours to be Increased by Sunshine Council

Sunshine Council's Library Committee adopted a recommendation to expand hours to 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, with Wednesday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. They also approved fines of 1d per day for overdue books, debating whether to apply fines to children as well as adults before a close vote to fine all defaulters.

Cityibrarian Sunshine Council

Branch library plan considers Braybrook Maidstone area

UNSHINE Council's Library foragar asked on Monday that the librarian prepare a report on establishing a Braybrook Maidstone branch with a possible later mobile unit. Mr Prescott said a book mobile could serve scattered parts of the city on one day each week.

Unshine Council Foragar Eibrarian W. W. Prescott Braybrook Maidstone Prescott

Bowling Green Maintenance Talks Between Council and Club

The Sunshine Council plans talks with the Bowling Green Bowling Club over maintenance of McKay Memorial Gardens. The club proposes the council assume upkeep of the green, outlining a potential transfer of duties and responsibilities.

Sunshine Council McKay Memorial Gardens

Four men fined for street betting in Sunshine Court

The penalty of a 40 pound fine or two months imprisonment was imposed on four men convicted at Sunshine Court for street betting. They were all caught on Saturday August 24. John William Hosking of Sunshine, John Joseph Loader of Albion, Alan Frederick Roberts of Essendon, and James Frederick Walters of Deer Park were detained in locations around Braybrook, Albion, and Deer Park.

Sunshine Court Tmat John William Hosking Victor St Sunshine Ballarat Road Braybrook John Joseph Loader Wyalong St Albion Watt Street Alan Frederick Roberts Williams Essendon Ballarat Deer Park James Frederick Walters Centre Street Derby Road

Population figures show postwar growth in city and shire

Figures released yesterday from the June census indicate the City of Suish population reached 41,359, highlighting strong postwar growth. The Shire of Keilor has a population over 10,000.

Suish Shire of Keilor

Drive-in Theatre Proposal Deferred After Inspection

Councillors discussed a tentative approval for a Burwood drive in theatre. City engineer H Robinson noted unzoned isolated site. traffic, a playground, snack bar and mobile refreshments planned. Dr Dobson warned of traffic hazards, while Dr Willey saw minor issues. Ainsworth warned of factory impact if not built on the site.

Burwood H. Robinson Raleigh Road Dobson Willey Ainsworth

Council to Look to Its Purse for Librarian Pay

Dr J McDonald warned Sunshine Council officers that paying several highly paid officials would force workers to do the tasks. The librarian, appointed at £890 with four £25 increments, had an award of £873. The committee debated whether the £25 rise should come from £850 or from the award, and resolved to honor the existing agreement, effectively raising by £2. Mr Prescott, BA holder, was praised as a bargain at £850, and the increment was urged to be paid from the award.

J. McDonald Sunshine Council Lahy Prescott

Driving While Licence Cancelled Leads to Month Jail

Ronald James Hayes of Heidelberg pleaded guilty to driving a motor car after his licence was cancelled and received a one month jail term. He had been caught driving on February 11 near Ballarat, two days after a Heidelberg Court conviction for the first offence. Hayes appealed, saying medicals now allow licence restoration, and he was released on own recognisance with £25 surety.

Iun Sunshine Court Ballarat Heidelberg Court Ronald James Hayes Bankala Street Heidelberg Hayes A. Downey

Sunshine Cricket Club Practice With New Coach George Guy

Sunshine cricketers trained at Selwyn Park under coach George Guy this week ahead of a Saturday 2 pm practice session. The note mentions a forthcoming Thursday session and a pie event next week.

Sunshine Selwyn Park George Guy

Cow with broken leg destroyed after cruelty case

Hendry testified in a case against Thomas Roc kett Northumberland Road charged with cruelty involving a cow. The animal could not rise so the defendant killed it to end its suffering after claiming to water it and waiting for a sprain to heal. The defendant admitted ownership at times but argued the cow belonged to neither him nor his brother. He was convicted and fined ten pounds with costs a stay of ten days granted.

Hendry Thomas Rockett Northumberland Road Defendant

Three on motor cycle clash leads to court fine

A traffic constable in Sunshine Court testified on Tuesday about a motor cyclist who rode too far forward to control the machine with two passengers. Vito Rullo of 11 Ballarat Road Sunshine was fined £10 for dangerous riding and £2 for carrying a passenger without a license for twelve months.

Sunshine Court Vito Rullo Ballarat Road Sunshine Rullo Kenneth George Missen Hughes &St Yarraville Bunshine Rd Mervyn Charles Watts Albert St Maryborough M.p.h Graham Neil Shepherd Retreat Road Hampton Joseph Trueman Phoenix Bt Trueman John Brian Mayberry Streatham John Dawson Henry Barclay Heidelberg Albert Dinnage Streatham Road Skipton Joseph Xiberras Giengala Road Roy Gilbert Lyons Moyart St Kilda Kurt Bela Tudor St William Lynch Hayden Cr

Local Artist Wins First Prize at Royal Show

King Edward Avenue resident H. T. Shuffrey earned first prize at the Royal Agricultural Show for a water colour painting titled Condemned. The work depicts a back yard scene and reflects his artistic skill.

H. T. Shuffrey King Edward Ave

Sunshine Court Tackles Large Traffic Offence Docket

Sunshine Court dealt with a heavy traffic docket on Tuesday. Motor cyclists Kenneth Missen and Graham Shepherd faced multiple fines and license suspensions for speeds well over 25 mph with passengers. Other defendants, including Joseph Trueman and Eugenius Laplenia, faced penalties for speeding and improper turning or signaling. Several cases involved unlicensed driving, failing to dip headlights, and penalties varying with excessive speeds near intersections.

Sunshine Court

Sympathy for motor cycle learners under license rules

Mr A Downey spoke in Sunshine Court about sympathy for youths trying to qualify for a motorcycle licence. Two unlicensed drivers faced charges as Keith Ormaston aged 18 said he rode to St Albans Road to practice. Brian Dixon aged 51 Derrimnt Street was fined £5 after failing to appear. Ormaston was fined £1 for the offence.

A. Downey Sunshine Court Keith Ormasaton Hertford Road St. Albans Road Ormaton Brian Thomas Dixon Derrimnt Street Ormston Dixon

Official Library Opening in Sunshine City

An official opening ceremony for the Sunshine City Library is planned, with local officials and community leaders attending. Details on date, time, and exact venue were not clearly provided in the readable text.

Sunshine City

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Sunshine Nurseries Edna Street North Wwwowuy Bowling Green Deneys SEYMO Sunshine Cricket Club Eugenius Laplenia James Neville Lister R.A.A.F Michele Scrofani Colin St. Sunshine George Robert Wright Arthur St St. Albans Bernard Lionel Roden Newcastle St
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