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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jan 31, 1941

Page

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District Patriotic Fund Receipts Totals £12 18 63

The district treasurer E. Hargreaves reports fortnight receipts from multiple donors including R. V. Seymour four pounds ten shillings, Margaret Houghton birthday event split between RC and AVG, Minnew Schleebs fifteen pounds, Joyce Jones and Fay Mitchell children’s concert, Albion Masonic Lodge two pounds ten, Mr and Mrs Wilton eight shillings to RC and ACF, and Ladies' bridge circle two pounds six shillions. Total sum recorded is £12 18 63.

E. Hargreaves R. V. Seymour Margaret Houghton R.C Minnew Wilton A.C.F

Former local cricketer missing Bill Morris 19

Bill Morris aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Morris formerly of Sunshine and Bank of New South Wales East Melbourne left home January 21 and has not returned. He recently suffered a head blow from a cricket ball and may be suffering memory loss. A former schoolmate saw him in Sydney. his anxious parents investigate. He had played for Melbourne first eleven and East Sunshine Cricket Club with notable performances.

Bill Morris Marvin Sunshine Lyanch Bank of New South Wales East Melbourne Bill Sydney Morris Melbourne Sunshine East Sunshine Cricket Club

Local Fighters Wounded in Action in Italian Campaign

Information shows two district fighters wounded overseas in the drive against the Italians. Major BK A Arthur, a militia veteran and draftsman, and Private Bert Luenx of Maidstone were among those honored at a farewell event hosted by Dr A Ki Lowe. Arthur, from Milbourne, enlisted after school, and Luenx, 18, sailed April 15. Luenx is recovering from shrapnel wounds to head and legs. their families are noted as prominent local residents.

BK. A. Arthur Bert Sau ‘As A. Ki. Lowe Arthue Bert Luenx Ballarat Road Maidstone Braybrook Country Roads Board Pte Lucas Lucas Int Alf France

Sunday Night Assault Case At Sunshine Court

A Naval reservist, Jimt Hortram John Cannon, faced a serious charge at Sunshine court after an incident with a girl on a vacant allotment at More's street and Hampshire road. The charge was amended to common assault. a witness described the scene as Cannon followed and assaulted the girl, with other adults intervening. Cannon admitted being with the girl but denied the assault. he had been drinking. The court fined him £2 plus costs after a stern rebuke of both parties by the bench.

More's Street Hampshire Road Hortram John Cannon Naval Forces Sunshine Court Andrew, Trelong and Gourly A&p Mery Cannon Canon Pads Mr Jones Enkex Charles William Miller Nest Dawson

Injured Deer Park workers show improving condition

Three men hurt in the Deer Park explosion are improving this afternoon. Charles Copping of Bishop Street Yarraville and Ray Clayton of Fitzroy Street Footscray have been taken off the danger list. Oswald Opie of Deer Park, the most severely burned, shows slight improvement and is regarded with strong hopes for recovery. Mr Opie is a prominent Sunshine Buffalo Lodge member and longtime Deer Park resident.

Deer Park Charles Copping Bishop Street Yarraville Ray Clayton Fitzroy Street Footscray Oswald Opie

Sunshine Band to Perform Sunday Recital in Gardens

The Sunshine Band will give another recital in the Sunshine gardens on Sunday at 3 p.m. Local residents are invited to enjoy the outdoor concert featuring familiar tunes and light refreshments.

Sunshine Band Sunshine Gardens

Death of John Fletcher of Sunshine noted with regret

John Fletcher of Hampshire Road Sunshine died suddenly on Saturday evening at 55. A Clydebank native and former shipwright, he served with Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders in France as an old Contemptible. Survived by wife and three children Albion May and Betty, sisters Ann and Mrs McWhirter, brother A Fletcher. Interment Tuesday featured burial service by Rev. W Evans and soldiers' service with poppy ceremony. Pallbearers included Dr Baker and E McKenzie among others.

Stix John Fletcher Hampshire Rd Sunshine Clydebank Scotland S.C.1 Deer Park

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FORGE WYPO MILLI FUJI LTD Nicholson Street MAN Mr. J. Fletcher Devoned Argyle and Suthertined Highlanders Ux M.C U.S. League Sunshine Fruit Palace McKay E Road Sen O Figs Hardy's U.F.S. Dispensary Sun Crescent J. Downing L. McDuff
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