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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
6
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Newinald Go Jones and Muriel Davies led a lively Sunshine performance with about 600 attendees. The program showcased Mavis White dune Elwood and Edna Hadburn, with songs dances and acrobatics winning applause. Jones and Davies plan more Sunshine shows and a June return.
Mr A V Seymour hosted a puzzle contest with prizes including cities for top spelling error detection and a slogan prize. Winners were Thomas Baker nine, Arete Wooo Skewes fd, and Harold Wright fifteen, with judges noting strong effort and community response.
The St Albans lighting case prompts a commission report on extending the Hith system. Officials note irregularities with lamps burning day and night while addressing requests for new limits and church corner lighting.
At a Keslop council meeting, Burkitt and allies clashed over disinfection and use of premises for infectious disease patients. Burkitt argued against converting schools and other sites, urging strict sanitation while noting past failures. supporters cited epidemic risks and need for rapid action. The debate touched on street cleanliness, school attendance, and protecting public health amid rising influenza cases.
A committee meeting approved plowing ground for a new lawned area at Sassella Park and authorized two additional barrier wires and weed removal. Local unemployed residents did weed clearance and will plant trees around the fen including mahogany gum and eucalyptus, lemon scented gum, kurrajong, acacia varieties, and the red flowering eucalyptus of Western Australia. Arbor Day events will include refreshments for children.
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