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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 17, 1934

Page

7

Poultry Association Show Judges and Winners Noted

The Poultry Association held a Wednesday show judged by jr Taylor with J. Taylor and C. Phillips among top placers in White Leghorn and Buck Orpington classes. Winners included J. Taylor, G. Cuthpen, and W. Smith. General business covered officer changes, export pricing, and the push to appoint a new state secretary, plus plans for a poultry school instruction entry for Phillips Jr. and Halliday.

Jr Taylor Cwo Ald J. Taylor C. Phillips J. Taylor W. Smith Claus L. Krause H. Betts J. Halliday Reilly Phillips Betts Rom Mensra Alliday Hille Tate Council Alliday Williame Tate Cartridge Sunshine Belts Carter Carter Bros Herhief Mr Whiting Arrow Halliday Halliny Mesart Illips Kraixe Challeh Footucray Messie Halliday Poultry Central Council Mr . Phillips

Returned Soldiers League Meeting Notes and Activities

The Returned Soldiers League held its monthly meeting with updates from the State executive noting Oldfield as the sole returning cricketer from the Australian team touring England and a farewell night planned for November 6. The group supported the Bedford family appeal on August 18 and agreed pennant duties for ex servicemen deaths in the district. Additional reports covered the State conference, Christmas Tree fund at £8 17s, a Bundarra trip for mentally incapacitated ex soldiers, and a nearly complete annual ball with profit expected between £20 and £24 despite lower ticket sales. Mr Broderick resigned from the social committee and Mr Erwin was elected to fill the vacancy.

Oldfield England Australia Nettleford Bedford Family Adams Howard Baker Bundarra Ern Roberts Sutherland Iasty Broderick Erwin

Interesting Debates At Methodist Young People's Club

The Methodist Young People's Club held two debates with Rev G R Godgehear adjudicating the first on Australians are too fond of sport. The affirmative won a close vote. speakers included Mrs O Graham, W Barrie, G Jones. In the second debate on time payment as in the interests of the community, the negative won by thirteen points. speakers included F Willaton, H Skewes, B Laws. Both adjudicators praised clarity and preparation. Mel Skewes earned special credit for stepping in on short notice.

Methodist Young People's Club G. R. Godgehear Mrx O. Graham Miser W. Barrie G. Jones Messra H. Sully J. Patten J Hye Mel Skewes

Monetary System Controversy Across Banking Credit

Letter discusses who controls credit and purchasing power, arguing the present system limits community access to wealth. Cites Victorian Railways profits, national debt byTreasury loans, and quotes from Hawtrey and Basil Blackett. Describes England 1933 drought, fruit shortages, and oranges dumped from a ship of one and a half million.

Worker Douglas Victorian Railways Treasury Hawtrey British Treasury England Spain Basil Blackett Bank of England

Australian Night Planned by Club Debaters

Members of the club expressed appreciation for the adjudicators and sent letters of comradeship to Mixa D. Penrose and Mine E. Bartle whose illnesses kept them away. The next meeting on August 27 will be an open Australian Night with songs literature and topics inviting all to attend.

D. Penrose Mixa D. Penrose E. Bartle Mra Graham F. Willaton

Final Race in Footballers Aggregate at Selwyn Park

ST MARKS HARRIERS staged the final footballers aggregate race at Selwyn Park during the interval. J Chapman won by 30 yards from M Petherick and A Brown in 1.57 after leading early. Tomorrow the first championship, a three mile event, will be held with juniors and seniors racing.

Sunshine Football Club Selwyn Park Chapman J. Chapman M. Petherick A. Brown Ormarrow

Baptist Church marks children’s anniversary events

On Monday August 10 the Baptist Church holds a morning service at 11 o clock led by Rev T Laxton who has pastored in Wangaratta. At 3 pm Rev B E Dorman from Thornbury speaks to children and at 7 pm Mr G J McKay a known community leader addresses attendees.

T. Laxton Wangaratta E. Dorman Thornbury Chritian Endeavor Union G. J. McKay A. Brodie

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