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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
6
A detailed look at the emerging television era as Britain and America clash over systems and control. The piece explains rival firms, licenses, and international plans, noting Marconi, RCA, and EMI stakeholding, and foresees TV transforming film, phonovision, and remote diagnostics with broad economic and political impact.
Sunshine Anglers reported very poor results in Sundays Warrundyte event with only a few notable catches. Winner was Mrv. 8 Green ham, with Mrs. J. L. Smith second. next meet set on the Goulburn River at Killingsworth. Bus departs Sunshine P.O. at 2 p.m. Saturday. weigh-in 1.30 p.m. Monday. attendees urged to assemble at 1.40 p.m. for bus readiness. Officials included referees Messen, F. HM Lay, W. Gardner, J. L. Smith, L. Forsyth. stewards W. Pummeroy and P. Simpson. Master Competition to be near Eildon Weir, details final at next meeting.
Miss Hertha Lock, a popular Sunshine State School teacher of seven years, resigns from the Education Department after a bal threat and receives crys tal wax from grateful students. Mr Gilbert Rowland Till, 71, dies at Melbourne How vital, a former Sunshing resident. MP Hill, once Duplicate Department foreman at HM V McKay Massey Harris, later ran the Gee long branch depot. wife predeceased him six weeks earlier. funeral at Williamstown Cemetery. Deer Park State School parents elect a new school committee: Dusting, Mrs Vincent, Dr Glen Henning, J Govett, J Salmond, J McLeod, A Ross.
This week end and following week promise a busy period for members of the 2nd Battalion Footscray Williamstown Bacchus Marsh and Werribee. The battalion will be represented at military matches at Williamstown Range on Saturday the 17th and Monday the 19th Eight Hours Day. A number of trophies are expected to be won. On Saturday March 17 the 82nd Battalion Machine Gun Company will train for the Villers Brettonneaux competition at 2 30 pm. D Company MG will inspect kit for camp on Thursday March 22. An entertainment program for troops in camp includes battalion camp fire, boxing, wrestling and tug of war on Sunday night. Monday night will feature a brigade camp concert broadcast as A Soldier Life in Camp. Night firing operations by machine gun sections will follow under brigadiere control.
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