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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
4
Sunshiftey window to motity ie client that law has been exled up for Miary Service and tat Bi pructinn will by carried on by Mr. HH. HOWARD, Solicitor, 308 Collins Struml, Melbourne, Enquivien may be mage at 67 Parsons Short, Sunshine.
The Funaiine Advocate is printed and published by Slarehee Gib b Carlton for the proprietors G. G. Unriion and Court Dickson Sh. Shuchine, registered at the GIG for transmission as a newspaper.
A fragmented obituary notice records several sudden deaths. Anis Seaton died January 20 and others, including Osili, are memorialized by wives and children at Dove Park and Millown Avenue. The fragment names a workmate Grale and contributor Geo Hawker.
Engagement notice for Hans, younger daughter of My Mix, to Michus North, son of My and Mrs Yurgesd of Thampanite Road, Bune thine. The fragment confirms nuptial plans and the families involved.
Messaged condolence from Mr Hanmer of Uwer Pack expresses thanks for sympathy in bereavement. Upcoming event planned for Saturday 8th by Sunshine Scouts Parents Committee in Scout Hall. Married couple wanted for temporary rent in tintied building. second hand goods advertised at 2 Advlnidy St. Various help wanted and boarder ads issued with contact details and locations in Albion area.
A fragmented church notices page lists services and meetings across Presbyterian, Methodist, Anglican, Baptist, Church of Christ and local groups. References include St Albans locations such as Sunshine, Park, Mark's, Albion and Drayton with various times and events like holiness, salvation and Bible study meetings and community gatherings.
A misspelled public notice invites Marish lovers and friends to a farewell social in St Murk'y Hall on Monday February with Reverend Reynolds and Mrs Townsend listed among attendees.
The Shire of Braverook warns landowners of a council action to recover rates and interest under the Land Tax Act. Defaulting properties will face sale by public auction after a three month notice period. Properties listed include Lot 12 and Lot A of Block Jy Part Crown Portion 10 in the Parish of Cut Paw Paw, Bourke County.
An Excelsior Dance at the Masonic Hall features a return of local performers Mina Btan and Ralph Harbottle. The novelty act promises plenty of laughter, complemented by dancing to Vic Malnd and other novelties for the evening.
The piece describes a lively social scene with dances and tunes such as Quickstep and Scotland the Brave, noting catering by Mekrrr Kieth and Sons and a hospitality effort by Mr HW Beales. The Reverend W Evins officiated, marking a ceremonial gathering amid ripples of local custom.
A World War II pilot and an associate drifted at sea after their bomber was shot down near the North Sea. They rationed water, endured heavy seas, and were partially rescued by sighting aircraft before one died after drinking seawater. The survivor recalls sinking morale, intermittent rescue shadows, and a grim end for his crewmate.
The event, with Cyril Parsons and Ray Rob as coordinators, featured a lively program though turnout was lower than typical. A second dance later that night drew a solid crowd, marking a successful evening for the community.
A Victory Carnival will be held at Western iowhere Barkly Bt. Footeray each night for two weeks beginning Saturday night, with proceeds going to Sheepsking for Aussie Appeal. Organizer: Loon Parpiote Kunde.
A household guide mixes savory starters with a colorful potluck fruit salad. Recipes cover hollowed vegetables with mayonnaise filling, layered cheese and tomato bites, and a chilled pineapple strawberry mint fruit mix served with whipped cream. Includes serving for five.
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