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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
4
An inspection invited of the display of Men's Ready to Wear Suits in Seymour's window. Features include two or three button coats with padded military shoulders and defined waistlines. Twenty styles offered with sizes to fit. prices from 45 to 90/6. разнообразный выбор тканей и цветов.
For one week only all 1/6 Sports Wool priced at 1/3. No laundry service at this special price. Large stocks available for selection.
On August 3 the Junior Christian Endeavorers with Rev A A Lyons will lead worship with special singing. Anticipation rises for Melbourne world convention attendance with Dr Daniel Poling among expected participants. 1938 is set as significant for Australian C E movement.
The Wright Street site west of Hampshire Road was prepared as the ground plan for the new factory was laid by the ships engineer Mr H Robinson and company members. The company aims to begin building soon and carry out beautification of the property as part of its plan.
Dr Parsons reported Braybrookshire council will review housing areas with the Slum Abolition Board next week. Landholders were contacted about selling their holdings, they replied they would consider offers but only if prices favored them. Association members pledged support to the council's objective.
Sunshine Druids hosted a successful card evening with strong attendance. First prizes went to Mrs Smith and Mr Thorpe, with consolation awards to Mrs Gibbon and Mr Bryant. Booby prizes were claimed by Mrs Hardy and Mr Houghton, jun. A special prize went to Mr Thorpe and Mrs O'Meara of Seddon won a pair of ducks.
The local squire Sir Hezekiah Hardblow organises a political bid for Parliament. The hall fills to capacity as villagers attend. An elderly man with an ear trumpet struggles to hear and demands the squire speak up. A passerby jokes about the din and silence.
Saturday night Mr Geo Mochrie presented moving pictures and commentary about his world tour for Baptist Boys Club, which thanked him for his kindness. Next Tuesday at 8 pm a house party at 13 Nickson St hosted by Mrs C G Carlton aims to raise funds for a building project with 6d admission and promises a pleasant evening.
The Sunshine Mothers Club held its monthly meeting on Wednesday thanking donors for July sale gifts and support. They report a profit of £8 1s 10d and note Monday night cu chre at the school. A juvenile ball is planned this year with parental support sought. no dances this month.
Box blocks delivered in tow to truck lots with price details available from A G Mudford at 14 Forrest Street Sunshine.
On Friday July 30 Mr J Smith of Deer Park received a wallet of notes from colleagues at his LCJ retirement after 26 years. Manager Mr J M Grist presented it. The Deer Park ladies guild meets Tuesday August 10 at 2 30 p m at Mrs J Gray's for music and tea with speaker Miss Glendenning.
Dialogue shows a boy Tommy asked about his mother. The reply jokes that she often catches a cold on her chest leading to the image of wearing a refrigerator. The line uses humor to critique illness and resilience.
A list mentions Albans Deer Park Sunshine Footacray and City Daily along with City Depot Faa8 in a condensed carrier dispatch. No further context or dates provided.
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