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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
2
C M Eliason argues that social credit supporters value bankers but seek to end private money creation. He explains bank lending creates new money, outlines deposits versus advances, cites Commonwealth data, and compares the money game to cricket rule changes. He urges public demand for policy reform.
Maud insists George can live on his income if he earns another job. He questions the condition as she boasts the clock they won runs fast, striking an hour in forty five minutes.
At Nettlefolds ground on Saturday the Screws beat Elsternwick 1 0 after a wind hindered both sides. Allen was ruled offside after an early shot, Higgins scored from a crowded scramble, and Hale failed with a late solo effort as the Screws secured a narrow victory and prepared for a return fixture at Deer Park tomorrow.
A suburb letter by A Young of Benjamin Street Sunshine dated June 20 1935 defends plumber permit receipts and argues council permit fees may be inflated. He says property owners get services like water supply or pipe repairs, questions council street opening charges, and assigns blame to contractors for overcharging.
On Monday last at London College elocutionary examinations, primary section members Valda Hawkins Dorothy Lowe Jean Wilson Edna Rigby Betty Blakey achieved 1st class passes. Elementary section saw Coral Bowers George Mann 1st class passes Loris Naylor 1st class honors Beryl Higgins 1st class pass. Intermediate section lists Betty Barclay 1st class pass Eunice Lindsay Ann Slater. Valda Hawkins, age five, and George Mann, age six, set notable records alongside Mrs C. Steadman’s pupils.
A cheerful exchange features a suitor seeking marriage with the daughter while the father tests him with a drink query. The piece ends with a tongue in cheek remark that drought leaves politicians untouched in the country.
The Sunshine Horticultural Society hosted a Wednesday meeting with many women in attendance. Guest speaker Mr Stillman of Brunswick lectured on drainage soil preparation root care pruning and staking for roses. He emphasized shallow beds proper manure use fresh soil shifting plants avoiding dry roots and careful cutting and handling of canes and tools.
Sunshine Harvester Club competed in a Rifle meeting at Williamstown on Saturday with wind shifting from right to head in. L Mills won narrowly ahead of H Barnett and W W Bignell as scores show Mills 101 Barnett 101 Bignell 100. Next Saturday’s shoot will be from the 900 yard range.
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