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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
4
Ronald F Wall and Geoffrey Hall, solicitors, announce Mr. James Hall attends Burnshine on Mondays and Thursdays between 11 pm and 1 pm at the office of Mr. Andrew Fox on Hampshire Road.
Keilor Shire Council reports on road works including Keilor Melton Road with crushed rock by contractor Jas Madden, spalls gathered for rock crush, and cost savings. Boundary Road St Albany to be tar sealed now with bitumen later. total cost about £1225, joint £1175, council £50. Day labor surfacing on Fosters Milleara and Broadmeadows roads. Sydenham school entrance rows nearly finished. 300 cubic yards of spalls gathered at Sydenham. heavy rain may worsen damage.
The Maidstone community reports a successful 1c anniversary with a Tuesday concert and a Wednesday mother’s breaks up event featuring Mrs Major Pemberthy as speaker. A.C.M. closes its year with Rev. Godbuker talk on George Livingstone travels. Kindergarten Christmas tree event planned and Maidstone Tennis Club hosts social with awards for Miss McDonagh and others. Mr Byrne of West Footscray mourned as Coramba disaster touch fans.
Whistler Larkin, a frequent visitor to the Footacray court, left last week for another periodical trip to Pentridge. He was found drunk and disorderly by police and heard obscene language from Mr Brown.
The annual Mothercraft exam at the Technical School concluded with theory and practical work. The Tweddle Home at Footscray hosted the final practical, led by Sister Wilson from Tweddle Home, who tutors the girls in the year. Certificates were awarded to a list including Jo Beatrice Buckley Lena Culum Betty Cunning Linda Ley Ruby Fo Olive Heffer Johnstone Pearl Mitcheall Mitchell Dorothy Moore Power Olive Saga Grace Ela Stella Adams Agnes Davids Susie Dawson Jean Donne Gill Norma Kitel Violet Thorpe Norma White ua e Fletcher Betty Bar
Monday evening event in Sunshine drew lively participation as patrons vie for prizes including ducks chickens plum pudding wine and chocolates. Winners named R K Bunting Paton Hale Hebdon Dare Penniton Davidson and Al Bennett with a knock-out prize to Mr and Mrs Smith. Mr A F Sayers announced potential future drives and urged readers to watch The Advocate for details.
A four page card serves as a souvenir for the Eucharistic Congress Melbourne 1984 and New Year card. It features a 1935 calendar and space for personalization. Sold for 3 shillings through retailers and distributors Robertson and Mule Elizabeth Street Melbourne.
Fragmentary listing shows fashion terms and scattered phrases about shirts coats and consumers. Text appears as rushed labeling with incomplete sentences, offering little coherent context or identifiable entities.
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