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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
7
A child friendly note invites readers to share stories and art. Judith previews upcoming topics about pictures and a school art competition. The letter praises recent entries, hints at a prize, and directs readers to submit to Seymour's window at The Advocate office.
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Fragmentary OCR mentions Hist Lote and Wohcoon with a guarantee note. No clear event, date, or named organization fully readable. Provide full details if available.
A mixed fragmentary plea and casual note appears as a caregiver message. It mentions guiding a youth and thanking someone, with stray lines about family roles, a corner visit, and plans for future care including looking after a baby sister. The text is garbled but preserves concern and familiar relations.
A scrambled birthday league note mentions Heyin Ke Cornwall Bead and Mudford at 141 Forrest Street with garbled lines about celebrations. Deer Park and Sy aE are referenced, while the Adhynetes claim a win for Werena amid unclear names and dates.
A string of light verses and sketches list playful classroom and street scene puzzles. From Henry Beachley and Joyce Davies, items present jokes about a chicken crossing the road, a camel versus a fea, and a barber shop quip about haircuts, plus a teary boy and a tramp with gloves.
A fragmentary report recalls a Salvation Army weekend gathering featuring speakers and community figures. Notable names appear in uncertain OCR form, with mentions of veterans, local volunteers, and a celebratory mood that inspired attendees and highlighted service, charity, and teamwork.
The Deer Park Cycle Club held two eight mile handicaps on May 30 and June 13 with fast times by H O’Brien, D J Gray, R Govett, J Roy, E Woods, G Bell, R Shepherd, H Roy, G James and others. J Roy won the points aggregate with 65, followed by L Rae and G James. A community dance and euchre night at Deer Park hall drew fair attendance amid poor weather, with Mrs Hale and Mrs Toby winning ladies’ euchre prizes and Mr W Harrison and Mr E Hunter taking gents’ euchre prizes, plus Monte Carlo and cake prizes.
Grand Lodge installed new officers with strong enthusiasm signaling a promising term. G L Coulter detailed the finance committee findings and Sun Shine branch received £15 from the benevolent fund for the widow of the late A Napier. Forrester was re elected auditor after Coulter resigned. A bowls fixture with Victoria Lodge was canceled due to a short visiting team. Supper concluded the session at 10 p.m.
The Swal low Club held its annual meeting at Maidstone hall on June 10 with large attendance. The balance sheet showed a sound financial position. Officers elected for the next year include Free Ir jacars kinson, A. Rowe, W. Howell, Mez dames', Wilkinson and W. Howell, Troup. An outing is planned for July 5 at Aspendale racecourse and fortnightly dances in Maidstone hall continue, with the next dance on June 29.
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