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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
4
Garnsworthy at 49 Ferguson Street Williamstown advertises all classes of industrial work and general electrical repairs. Ring Williamstown 442 for prompt service.
Medway Golf Club announces a special meeting to adopt a ten year plan for operation and a membership drive. Under new management led by President Within and Secretary Bob Miles, the club aims to attract participants for the April event and a Canadian mixed competition.
Amid a large network of Youth Centre groups a March 11 festival is planned to promote youth services. Efforts include book drives for children, the Hilary Craft Center and a puppet show, with councils and committees forming a cooperative round table to expand recreational and vocational youth activities across the Shire.
Sunshine defeated Kew 60-32 in the Grade Pennant Final at Brighton Beach. Sunshine led 26 18 after the first. The Sunshine team included Mesdamen Griggs Guy Whittingham Stewart. Both clubs earned pennants and will enter A and B Grades next season. A social day featured Progressive Pairs won by Mesdames Asbury and Guy. The president invites old and new players to join the popular card afternoons.
Correspondence from Sverretary Young of the Sunshine Com. Party laments government meat subsidies and wage stagnation. It argues postwar ceiling prices are 100% above prewar levels, harming low earners while demanding higher wages and meat affordability.
The pamphlet urges improved library access in Sunshine and the Shire to help youths. It notes a defunct Machames tele litry and calls for community help to make books available to young people, promising a leaflet and follow-up personal visit to collect donated books.
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