No issue of The Advocate Next Week
Notice states there will be no issue of The Advocate next week due to Easter holidays. The public is advised that publication is suspended to conserve news content.
16 Apr 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 16, 1943
Page
1
Notice states there will be no issue of The Advocate next week due to Easter holidays. The public is advised that publication is suspended to conserve news content.
A wartime schedule lists hearings and entertainments at Shire Hall with a decontamination drill and a quiz night. Special features include a sewing demonstration, a charity supper, prize draws, and a Sunday morning commemoration by local associations.
Residents gathered for the Third Liberty Loan drive organized by the Slave Presidency Cr dutty. Attendees included Meniny An deren Chursehilly 0 Dharey and Tohiy as speeches urged participation. Volunteers announced closing times and plans for evenings, with Boys Club involvement and thanks extended to contributors and presenters.
A Sunday ceremony at St Mark's Church of England united Miss Helena Hopkinson and Mr William Searle in a formal wedding witnessed by family and friends. The bride wore a white gown with train and veil, and was escorted by her stepfather, with her sister as bridesmaid and best man Leonard Hiled. A reception followed at Dover Road with congratulations and telegrams from relatives. The report also notes a second wedding at Holy Trinity Church in North Williamstown for Rose Smith, with her sister and mother aiding in the ceremony and guests attending a reception at Dover Road before departures.
Last Saturday saw a good muster of players at Gardend Rowserve with hard ground limiting form. Jack Howard led sprinting drills and Ernie Nicholln showed early time and form. Tomorrow a practice game at Selwyn Park starts 2 15 pm with all players having a trial and the selection committee hoping for a strong muster.
The April Sunshine H C branch met in Shire Hall to approve donations including £100 for Limbless Builders Association Victoria and £10 to the Anta Home. Treasurer's report shows £405 5/6 since March 1, with totals and payments outlined. A plan to appoint a collector from the Younger Set to support the Citizens Stamp fundraising was agreed, and Mr Reynolds to address the Younger Set meeting.
A disordered report alleges a drunken worker at an annex faced heavy fines after a court appearance. Details on charges include vulgar behavior and assault guidance, with references to damage to property and wage-related disputes.
A jumbled wartime communication refers to prisoners, payments of 107 each, and a three month plan. It mentions authorities and a secretary reporting orders, with references to Germany, Japan, and rotary transmission to members. The text is garbled but indicates official notices or memos about wartime arrangements.
Local council meetings faced disruption as writs were recalled amid internal strife. Officials debated procedure and potential resignations at Basel fort area discussions. A public hearing is scheduled for May 4 to address governance concerns and community impacts.
Fragmentary text describes a serious charge and a trial process with references to multiple individuals and places. The readability is poor, but indicates court action, dates, and a sequence of events surrounding a trial. Specific names and exact charges are not clearly identifiable in the available excerpt.
A community Anzac Day service will be held at the Suniel Pyetuee communeniys with meals provided by Bhwaemaly Jenider unt Hyownine Wil. Major Asta The WHnHAL AAI Tey Coun memiragvan will attend, along with Doe Sivdiuiw Mabey ELIE atfontonies aa sealer schort na A nhht at sth years tinsher Ae MWings.
In a cluttered notice, names and dates blur into a tangle of identities. Community members reference engagements and couples amid scattered initials and unsure spellings. Readers seek clarification from the issuer as until then details remain unclear.
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