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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 05, 1935
Page
3
Grace L. Rodda writes of Easter Sunday as the dawn of Christendom’s triumph and our own resurrection. She praises imagination as a God given gift that sustains faith, guides through sorrow, and connects us with loved ones and the risen Lord in the future life.
Friday publication details advertise in the Sun shine Advocate with notices and notices cadence. The item notes weekly Friday release for readers and advertisers and invites submissions and announcements in the Sun shine Advocate.
Sunshine has trained for two weeks ahead of the season start on May 4. Last year’s form players Dunkley Hibbs Wallis and Clough return, with Sutton from Adult Deaf and Dumb A Section adding pace. Jackson may join defence and McIntosh shows goal form. A practice match vs Williamstown is set for tomorrow at railway reserve with a 2.15 p.m. start. team picks from Dunkley Thom Watkins Clough Sutton Wiffen Hibbs Wallis Jackson McIntosh James Walker Gibson.
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club held a crowded shoot at the 700 yard range in Williamstown on Saturday. H Barnett won the daily trophy with W E Little close behind. A E Dumbrell won the quarterly medal with an aggregate of 382, W W Bignell second on 374.
The Tullamarine Progress Association held a Back to Tullamarine reunion with old scholars and teachers from Seafield and Old Tullamarine. Pioneers like C W Howse and C Evans were highlighted, land claims from 1842 to 1850 noted, and an honor board of 111 names unveiled.
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria backs complaints about motorcycle noise disturbing sleep. It notes motor cycles must have silencing devices and prohibition of open exhaust cutouts under Motor Car Regulations. Young riders lack responsibility, fueling public prejudice. cars avoid noise when horns are used properly.
Elsternwick furriers at 27 Orrong Road offer fox skins tanned dyed and made up from 25 shillings. For more particulars inquire with Miss A Luke at Hampshire Road opposite McGrath’s.
A large crowd of ladies gathered Wednesday April 3 for golf on the links with many visitors and former players from across the metropolitan area. President Mrs Hiscock praised the guests and, on behalf of members, presented hon secretary Mrs H Morris with a fitted golf bag for her service. Mrs Morris expressed thanks. Afternoon tea followed as 18 holes were played and others joined in bridge.
At the Victorian Gun Dog Club open field trials on March 30 at Craigieburn Reg Barclay's Lemon Belton English Setter Lady Tessie of Laverack won first prize a handsome cup donated by Donald McIntosh. Jack Hyett bred and handled her and defeated last year’s champion Scamp in the final.
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