10 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
1
Analysis of pool water shows sodium sulfate from Nobel's salt cake dump. Doctor John Adamson notes no harm from eye exposure or swallowing for swimmers. He explains the level is one part in 674 of water and unlikely to injure swimmers.
The Sunnshine Bowl Club women claim the B section title after a near comeback against Richmond with a decisive late end. Mrs Forbes led, Mr A Perry as third, and Mrs Stewart captained the Indies as they celebrate a landmark victory and equal the senior club’s pennant record.
Surrey Hills defeated the B team at Sun shine by three points while Murrumbeena beat the n team by seventeen at Murrumbeena The Sunshine side led by Wiltoman Oakes McWhirter Roach etc totaled 91 The Surrey Hills quartet Muirhead Constable Sneddon and others scored 23 24 26 and 91 The Murrumbeens trounced the Handy Griffiths and others for 84 The article notes postponed games at Haunawick and Auburn Heights with a Garden Fete planned and a timetabled committee meeting next Monday The electric light tourney concluded with Roach skippered win and Mrs Forbex Machin Dinnell in top places Seaside Pro test Association meets next Tuesday at Blair Atholl Cafe
All dogs within the Shire of Keilor must be registered by the deadline before March. The notice urges owners to comply with local regulations to avoid penalties and ensures updated canine records for the district.
A fragmentary note describes Mike, fostered by Trishman, German, and another, drifting into a cocktail scene and a tale of affection. It hints at The Campin Flirt with Bebe Daniels, a college comedy, and mentions Australia’s classic For the Term of His Natural Life.
Ladies may join a dressmaking class at the Technical School starting Tuesday. The term runs to May, with a 20 student limit and about 14 enrollments already. Prospective students should sign their names with Principal Mr. George Baxter. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:20 p.m.
Sunshine Enterprise at Castlemaine advances a new theater project led by Mr. Chuieles and Mr. Meaosdortter. The firm promotes modern facilities at St Mary's Parish Hall while expanding Sunshine's presence in Melbourne suburbs. The team, described as enterprising youths, aims to elevate local cinema with a broader Sunshine collection and strong plans for growth.
From our correspondent on a Saturday outing at Bowe rhite Marsh many scholars joined by their parents enjoyed a large fair day. Mr George Christie, off work at Nobel's factory, is recovering from a foot injury. They McKonale, a known facility figure, has been ill but shows gradual recovery at home after a week’s absence.
Keilor hosted a cricket match with Krisoe Roush visiting and 15 minute innings. Visitors scored 70 runs for six wickets Enderby 19 Waxhorn 19 top scorers. Keilor replied with 4 run losses, T McGrath 21 not out N Grace 11 not out and D Melonnan 4. Evening euchre party at Keilor plus Sunshine visit for tennis, Sunshine Cup context.
Dr Dobson's health mission succeeds with strong local support in Elliminyt. Councillor Dobson noted beneficial aims, including municipal sewerage installation discussions, and thanked residents for cordial reception. The delegation from Galan and Hrawbrank Shire received a warm welcome at the reception centre, marking a notable community event.
A fragmented local notice from St Albans outlines community activities at a hall, with a schedule spanning the coming month. It mentions a school related event, a meat or fuel theme, and a march or meeting in a civic setting, though OCR text is garbled and some details are unclear.
A report from Omeo district notes a new ob of Aruetinye ptbties and charges against a former chert for allegedly poisoning his wife to protect a fraternity. The piece recalls an amateur pilot from Runshine found with 400 mering Lamhe claimed as natural increase and his testimony to a court.
Ratepayers fray out secretary s patience as council debates handling of burdensome charges and public notices. The article notes tense exchanges, unclear finances, and ongoing disputes over timing and authority amid local governance pressures.
A Methodist Church notices upcoming Thanksgiving observances and the afternoon service. Speakers include Mtr Vienive Miekbarn MU A delivering a keynote address on "Chaintiaanty: ane Hudw tes" with participation from the Blitern I Guild and Miss Doris Aste Freel.
Ambiguous notes show Marvester Rifle Club event plans with Captain Hares returning from New Zealand and a King’s Prize Meeting set to start next Monday. The Sunshine Municipal Library advertises half day hours on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays with specific morning and afternoon openings.
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