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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
2
The author warns against a managerial revolution shaping postwar Britain and the world. A skeptical critique cites Burns and Burham ideas, arguing against state or corporate control over daily life, urging vigilance to preserve Briton self-government and individual enterprise.
The Deer Park Red Cross branch held its fifth annual meeting at Deer Park Hall on Wade Mescay 19, forming a new executive. The year saw a firmer financial position with £745 sent to headquarters after donations and entertainments. Water products were collected and remembered, with weekly washing department duties scheduled.
A detailed cricket style recount covers umpire controversy and a muddled baseball match. Hibbert and Fraser feature as pivotal figures amid a chaotic ninth inning with Newport and other players noted for key plays and miscalls. The piece hints at upcoming local meetings and political comments by Kingsley Rirhy in the same issue.
Members report open play in the opening weekend at the Inegent club as Saturday determines top rights in each grade. Mrs Dulling wins the associates title while Fred Hauwe shines among members. Donated trophies by J. Laweon and Willaton. draws announced for Grade C and Grade F with multiple pairings listed.
Advertising desk reminder to monitor call times each week. Noting any shifts or changes to schedule.
The Pennell Memorial handicap held Saturday near Anderson Road Gardens featured Mervyn Petherick winning by a margin of 80 yards in an excellent 10 minute 30 second time. Alun Milley chased from the start, but Petherick maintained the lead and clinched victory ahead of Milley and Paton with Cox and Toury close behind as the meet tallies and standings were announced.
Amid a rough match Albion pressed hard with Willaton and Stephenson linking play and Brighton's forwards finding space. Albion created chances but failed to convert as Brighton held on for a to 0 scoreline with key moves from J Davie and Drighlin in defense and a late solid save by Shilton.
Sunshine United defeated Brighton 3 1 in a league match, overcoming an early ten man start. J Wad and Hodge pressured down the wings while MKodie and Hill contributed with goals. Sunshine finish the league with 10 wins from 11 games and 36 goals for, ahead of a clash with Collingwood tomorrow.
The Angling Club reports a lean season with four competitions won by Craddock, Sling, Malley, and others. Plans for a bright coming year include dances at the Masonic Hall, a popular fortnightly event. Elections name Tow Rorayth as president with Craddock and Sling as officers, and a committee led by Moses and Mason. The best competition will be in September with fresh members and a new venture to attract crowds.
Daw Park Mothers Club members elected President Mrs Lin Romine and Vice President Mrs Richardson at the July meeting. Secretary Miss Salmond, Treasurer Mrs Nylen, Auditor Meg Tylee, and a committee including Mannier Burgess Gray and Cannington were named. A special ninth anniversary birthday meeting will be held on August 1.
A damaged OCR note from St Mark's Church of England mentions hymns and a preacher with unclear lines about evensong and a prayer. Readable bits include references to music and a possible liturgical order, but many words are garbled or missing.
A brief note urges readers or contributors to send their copy early to prevent delays or disappointment in publication. It emphasizes timely submissions and may reference deadlines or processing times. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
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