09 Jul 1943
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
1
Sunshine Feature highlights Unique Theatrette JOY IMCKSONS ARTISTRY with a blend of talent and genius. Details describe architecture, stage craft, and film displays, including Kodachrome pictures by Mk Feeka. A charity event and lay by for Victory Bay funds are noted.
August brings election talk across the state with assembly and legislative council votes looming. Key figures include Dr. A. G. Pennell as President and Dr. Watson rumored to retire, with council renewals for several riders and a new returning officer appointed at Monday's gathering.
The River Riding Campaign Committee held a Maidstone Hall meeting Tuesday night chaired by Mr J Rowe with Cra R Barrett and HH Skinner present. The campaign reported broad support for Dr Dobson and the federal government in national efforts, based on information submitted to the county.
Braybrook Shire President Pennell endorses 11.A.B. candidate for Maribyrnong electorate while Minister Drakeford runs for the Labor side. Pennell, a Benendon resident educated in Footscray, argues for a National Government and repeal of some current regulations if elected.
Readable notes describe a successful bazaar organized by Mini Home Ayton. The event attracted many parents from 20 Hyntford Rua, linked to Saintallinn Was, and achieved a remarkable total of 64 or 64.10 in subscriptions. Local families contributed generously boosting the campaign.
Braybrook youths prepare for a Cinderella ballet style event titled The Footballeey Uine. Miss Voe Cranwaill and Miss Norm Arm speak on the evening’s program as Buck' Howlin and Miss Ken Seutl perform. The gala, hosted by Sydney promo faces, will crown the Belle of the Ball with a best dress prize and high-prize dancing. Attendance is urged with a 2 shilling unusual charge for this large event.
Fragmented notice outlines stock taking from mid July with a shop clone plan and a door knock alert. Mentions Deer Park Mothers' Club as a focal point, timing around 3.18 pm, and requests attendance with a friend. Also advertises a vacancy for a boarder at 167 Morris Bt Sunshine.
Thieves struck Sunday night at Anderwa Road and De Gowland Street, taking four wheels, tyres and tubes from Dr. Byrne and Dr. Gowland. Dr. Myene’s car and others were damaged, with wheels and tubes stolen from Gowland’s garage. Authorities report damage inclinations and a long list of community notices follow. The Deer Park ball site will host relocation for displaced children due to the recent school fire.
The group held a June 17 meeting to elect officers with no nominations. A donation of jam was recently given to the City Creche and requests for towels were made for the tiny tots. The next meeting is at Mrs. Bell’s home, Hill Street, on July 15 at 8 pm. Ros Hogan was named to a petty GMicwr post after study and service. One of the youngest RAN members, aged 28, is now noted.
Fragmentary text appears to reference reels and storage, with phrases about instantaneous reopening and life voyage. No identifiable people, places, or events are clear.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local meeting with plans for a carnival at Intereated and a charity card party. Mentions a Mechamio institute takeover, victory girl content, and donations due to several named locals. Also references a Mothers Chiksidye afternoon event and a meeting and tournament at Mechanien next Saturday night.
Mr. F d McCurts organizer for this district of the Wine Saving Department will attend the Town Mall Sunshine on Monday to start Street War Savings Groups and seek the aid of patriotic residents.
Excelsior prepares for a jitterbug contest at Sunshine Ninot Hall this Saturday. Prizes await winners. a lively evening is planned with enthusiastic participants and spectators in attendance.
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