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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

2

Winner Returns Prize at Sunshine Horticultural Society

A prize winner at the autumn show sent back the trophy and claimed the prize was a mere ornament. He also alleged past practice allowed winners to choose their own trophy with the funds. The letter caused a stir at the Wednesday meeting. the president denied the claim and noted one winner asked for a vase to match a previous trophy. The communication was laid on the table amid general contempt.

Sunshine Horticultural Society J. St. Parsons

Big Gun Pushes City Country Support Plan

The Sunshine branch heard a proposal to create a country branch aid system for returning soldiers. Bathed in an anecdote, Mr. B Collins of Mallee described how city help plus metropolitan facilities could speed local post office site approvals. He noted Essendon’s postwar links and cited a five minute ministerial resolution as proof of closer city country unity. Mr. Collins is the brother of J J Collins of Sunshine.

Leas B. Collins Mallee Sunshine Essendon Kulwin Postal Department Melbourne Collins J. E. Fenton J. J. Collins

Spalding Tennis News at Earls Courts Footscray

Members of the Spalding Tennis Club hosted a high standard match last Saturday at Earls Courts Footscray against a composite team from Footscray and District clubs. The Spalding players included A Eddy K Keaston G Martin G Lenton Sornentalby Musee A Dowerme A Nash Baker Om and R Falentine, with varied participation from Earls Yarraville Netherby and Titapia clubs.

Earls Tennis Courts Footscray Spalding Tennis Club Footscray and District Tennis Association Spalding Club Real Club Messrs A. Eddy K. Keaston G. Martin G. Lenton Sornentalby Musee A. Dowerme A A. Nash Earls Club A. Baker Yarraville Club R. Om Netherby Club R. Falentine Titapia

Pleasant Sunday Afternoons Meet Criticized in Braybrook

A letter from a Presbyterian Maidstone criticizes Pleasant Sunday Afternoons in the Shire of Braybrook. The author objects to Sabbath meetings, absence of prayer and hymns, and claims church leaders attend while supporting secular ballroom songs. The signer asserts the event is a tilt at the church and an entry of Communism.

Shire of Braybrook Presbyterian Maidstone

Removal of Saleyards Sparks Keilor Council Vote

Keilor Council reversed a prior move on removing the Newmarket Saleyards. Dr Stevens led a bid to rescind the no-action stance noting western suburbs house noxious trades near sale yards. Dr Davis praised banning noxious trades and the council agreed to back a publicity plan supporting removal.

Keilor Stevens Noxi‘ous Davis

Hawthorn Bridge Payment Opposed at Keilor Council

Keilor councilors rejected the new payment scale for the Hawthorn Bridge proposal. Stenson reported the Municipal Association conference discussed the cost. Keilor's share fell from £118 to £47, sparking a formal protest urging parliamentary representatives to oppose funding the bridge.

Keilor Stenson Hawthorn Bridge

Salaries Should Be Increased Says President

Dr Parsons at Keilor on Saturday warned that salary cuts by the municipal association cost living adjustments reduce wages by £11 annually. He argued increases for office staff and overtime claims, while Dr Davis opposed any raise. The outdoor stall’s service was praised. no change was approved.

Parsons Keilor Municipal Association Davis Bps

Garde May Be President In 1953

As the Shire Presidency election draws near ratepayers face a tight race with Cr Pridham and Cr Pennelly tallying votes. If current patterns hold Cr Garde would likely assume the presidency in 1953, amid debate on rotating terms among ridings and possible new councillors altering the outcome.

CR. Garde Cr. Pridham Cr. Pennelly Rip van Winkle Pennell Pridham Robinson Lowe Glendenning Oxley Drayton Dedrick Treloar Dempster Skewers Garde Central

Sunshine Anglers Open Season With Werribee Meet

Sunshine Anglers announce the season premiere on Sunday August 4 at Werribee. Buses depart Sunshine at 7 a.m. to the river mouth for bait, weigh-in at 3 p.m., with trophies donated by J. E. Robinson and referees H. Taylor and L. Cooper. Competitions include bay estuary and freshwater aggregates plus an all round championship.

J. E. Robinson H. Taylor L. Cooper Bay McDonald Cordite Bridge Greendale Creek Pike's Creek

Real Help for Unemployed Keilor Council Proposes Cycle Track

A proposal submitted to Keilor council by engineer Mr Walters suggests creating a raised banked cycle track at the Sports Ground. It would require removing the current pavilion for proper reconstruction. £40 from the Gymkhana fund plus a matching government subsidy would fund work for unemployed men. the council adopted the scheme.

Keilor Walters

Sunshine and Keilor News Roundup From Local Council

Local officials in Keilor and Sunshine report appointments to school and church panels. A bolting horse caused a crash in Hampshire Road injuring Mr Daniel Hall. Sunshine Harriers' Silver Cup won by J Hiscock with a 4 min 35.2 sec record, in front of 18 000 spectators. The State-wide Evangelistic Mission opens August 16 at Sunshine Church with Mr Hanna conducting. Keilor Sports Ground and Keilor Ladies' Benevolent Society plan events. Council notes include election retirements, credits, and nominations for Braybrook and Keilor shires, with St Albans riding contest between A Dickson and E T Bennett.

Hampshire Road McIntyre Anderson Road Daniel Hall Mr. Hall Footscray J. Hiscock Sunshine Harriers Hiscock Galbraith Hanmer Methodist Church Hanna Carlton Mission Sunshine Church Sunshine Band Keilor Yesterda Braybrook Pridham, Lowe, Skewes T' Loar Keilor Cr. Parr Cr. Davis Mr. Dooly St. Albans Messrs A. Dickson E. T. Bennett

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Horticultural Society Sensation Big Gun Spalding Tennis News Hawthorn Sunshine Anglers’ “Club Keilor Shire W. R. Parsons J P Essendon High School A. N.A U.A.P St Mark's Hall Messrs Ellsum Pumpa Dr. Fisher Reynolds Doutta Galla Keilorshire John Alexander McCrae Sydenham Fisher Calder Nin.cillors Davi Parr Office Statl Iyst Theraybrook West Dempst C.R Chas. Byrne Taiping China John
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