Pennant Bowls Start Tomorrow
Three Sunshine teams make season debuts with two home games and a trip to West Brunswick. Cars leave post office 1.45 p.m. Play begins 2.16 p.m. Emergent players listed for each match.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
5
Three Sunshine teams make season debuts with two home games and a trip to West Brunswick. Cars leave post office 1.45 p.m. Play begins 2.16 p.m. Emergent players listed for each match.
Weather caused Albion Cricket Club to postpone the game with Albion Quarries to next Sunday September 30. Members should attend and bring a plate of eats. Practice runs Thursdays from October 4. Congratulations to President Mr J Hjorth on joining Barclay Reserve management. Lindsay Henderson leaves after long service since the club began.
The MUIOOF Cricket Club will field an A and a B grade team this year. Players old and new are asked to gather at Watkins Park ground tomorrow at 2 p.m. for practice between the two selected teams. Regular practice continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays at night for cricketers in housing areas off South Road.
Umpires are urgently sought by the Sunshine Cricket Association. Contact secretary Mr. K. Schmidt at MW 9545. A meeting for umpires is set at Town Hall on Wednesday next 3 October. intending umpires are invited to attend.
Sunshine Workmen's Club invites members to a Warrandyte picnic on October 7. Attendees should assemble at the club rooms on Saturday September 29 for a house party prior to the trip.
Interior trimmings and hood curtains canvas work and celluloid replaced while you wait. Moderate charges advertised for quick turnaround at 40 Benjamin Street MW 9587.
Dr. Parsons on Monday said the position remained bad and Dr. Green charged the firm with no real effort to ease residents distress. Dr. Skinner asked why not prosecute and Green replied they would pay a fiver then forget. A follow up council letter seeks compliance with prior requests.
Emmanuel Mercieca of Military Rd Keilor was questioned in Maribyrnong on 28 July about riding a motorcycle unlicensed. He claimed Maltese motor driver license coverage. Sunshine Court fined him £1 on Tuesday.
A Braybrook man Harold Salter 5 Burke Street was fined £2 or seven days after being stopped riding an unlit bicycle on Ballarat Road at night on August 3. He told officers it was hard to push with the light on and a young woman rode the bar.
A case against Keith Robert Black at Sunshine court was adjourned for 14 days after a police witness was unavailable. Black, of 2 Bazentin Street, Sunshine, was remanded from the prior hearing.
Police stopped a semi-trailer on Ballarat Rd Braybrook on 3 August. Driver Robert Thomas Clemmens of Kingsville was found with an unconnected hand brake and fined £10 at Sunshine Court.
In response to Dr. Dempster, the town clerk told Sunshine Council that housing commission property valuations match private homes. He added that if values are deemed too low, the only remedy would be to revalue the entire municipality.
Excellent sites facing Cornwall Road with 50 to 64 foot frontages. Located 270 feet south from Ballarat Road along Cornwall Road on the west side. Agent for Western Mercantile Mutual Insurance Cogs Fire and Motor Car Insurance.
Ex pupils of Miss Kath Feeney passed music exams at London College of Music. Maree Thomson second grade pass with credit, Judith Cordy Nao mi Wise pass with credit, Aileen Hill pass with honors. Ex pupils with copies of Trio Imps Revels and Westward No may sell to buy them back. Bookings for 1952 at Monash St Sunshine with limited vacancies.
On Sunday October 7 a dual appeal will be held in St. Albans C of E. One part requests eggs to aid the Mission of St. James and St. John and the other solicits monetary gifts for the Home Mission Fund. The fund supports maintenance and work in the Diocese of Melbourne.
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