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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 29, 1938
Page
2
Notice warns that any person found trespassing or damaging property on the Glen Galla estate will be prosecuted without further notice. Poison laid for dogs. By order The Executors Estate L A ?urtairn.
A terse remark from the boss calls out Mr Jones for acting as his representative while accusing him of poor conduct in the matter. The exchange implies tension over proper representation and responsibility.
The Sunshine Football Club officially opened its new ground adjoining Sunshine Gardens with about 1600 in attendance. Dr. A E Dedrick opened the event, praising the club’s progressive committee and noting improvements including a grandstand and dressing rooms funded to about £50.
The Sunshine LO.R. cricket club releases season end batting and bowling averages. Key performers include top run getter and leading wicket taker with detailed stats for players across batting averages and bowling figures. The list reflects overall club performance for the just concluded season.
Albion Cricket Club patrons are reminded of bus pickup points and times for the Melton town hall dance. Buses depart Royal Corner Footscray at 7 25 Powell's Corner Ballarat Road and Barkly Street tram termini 7 25 and 7 50 Sunshine post office 46 and Albion station. Tickets are required and may be bought from club members.
The Baptist Girls Club bazaar held on Saturday raised a little over £12 after expenses. Prizes were won by Sponge by Mrs C Baker toffee by Mrs Robinson cocoanut ice by Mr Ashton and Mrs Robinson fancywork by Mary Cochrane scones by Mrs Trickey.
Thirteen members of the Sun shine Harvester Works Rifle Club shot at the range on Saturday for the weekly trophy on the 00 yards course. Conditions were fair. J. Farnsworth led with a 47 score plus handicap, beating B. Masin who had a 1 handicap.
A Tuesday night concert organized by Mrs Stevens of St Albans School raised over £11. The program featured a wide range of acts from pupils and staff, including recitations, songs, dances, violin duets, and a gymnastic display. Proceeds go to the Paralysis After-Care Fund.
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