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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
3
A. Clarke writes to thank Dr. Greenham for denying a correspondent’s statements and refutes Mr. Wilson’s claims about sanitary rates and representation in St Albans. He asserts ratepayers and petition signatures support current policy and urges withdrawal of claims as “wide of the truth.”
Mr. Clarke spoke at length on the Severance issue in St Albans stressing its public importance and future impact. He noted loyalty urged by Keilor councillors and Mr Hocking, and mentioned signatures on the anti severance petition being reconsidered by some signatories.
Sunshine secured a decisive win over Coburg by 641 runs at the local ground on Saturday. Key performers included E Pickersgill’s captaincy, Davis, Sutherland, and Clayton with early totals, while Gardner led Coburg with the ball. Sunshine’s Sutherland, Eason, and Girant dominated with the bat and ball as Coburg were all out for 61 in the second innings.
Litan Board asks Milburn Bros Keilor to reserve a 35 foot river strip for future improvements. Milburn Bros refuse, Board notes the refusal. Council to seal the plan after seeking Board concurrence and compensation limits. The Board lacks power to acquire land without compensation.
The farm problem for politicians centers on winning support from farmers. A new typewriter plays popular songs while in use. Bagpipe music was broadcast recently. Many people disassembled their radios to diagnose troubles.
Renowned Australian producer Reginald Jones and Miss Muriel Davies plan a Sunshine branch of their dancing academy at Masonic Hall on Thursday April 4. They promise modern social dancing for adults and specialized training for children, with Mr Jones providing scenes and instruction and Miss Davies guiding younger students. Pupils may contact Mr Jones for details.
A fragmented recount of a March polling day with crowds debating Yes and No, police presence, and public indecision. The narrator finally enters a booth and marks both squares, reflecting widespread ambivalence and social pressure surrounding the vote.
Old-age pensions will be paid at the Sunshine post office on Wednesday next with both morning and afternoon sessions. The previously published time of 4.30 p.m. is incorrect.
The note questions what additional actions might follow if the request is not complied with. It considers potential consequences and subsequent procedures that could be taken, implying escalation or formal processes.
A shower of gifts including al doll floral tributes and chocolates descended on the stage at the termination of the Spring time show.
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