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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 07, 1937

Page

6

Coronation Ordeal for the King and Queen

The May 12 ceremony will crown the King and Queen in Westminster Abbey after hours of strain for rulers and crowds. Heavy robes and the crown weigh on the sovereigns, with doctors present and chairs limited to eighteen inches per spectator. The event is described as a lifelong duty despite exhaustion and nerves surrounding royal pageantry.

Ured London Ofden Fur Vnolanow Frim Canterbury Westminder Tes Majesty Earl Marshall George TV eBay Westminster Hall George IV Victoria Duchess of Kent Victori Kilward George V Buck Palace Evan Elizabeth Edward VII Alexandra Mary Dunthers Atehlushage Foy Theiar Deawite Hossie York Indy

Mothers' Club Birthday celebrated with 110 guests

The sixth anniversary social of the Mothers' Club was held in the Masonic Hall last Thursday with 110 guests, including staff from the school committee and Mothers' Clubs from South Melbourne Spota wood Newport Williamstown North Melbourne Albion and Deer Park. The chair H Skewes praised the club's work for the school as a splendid supper was served and toasts honored. The birthday cake by Mrs Peel was cut by the president Mrs James and dancing followed, ending in united views on bright future.

Mothers’ Club Masonic Hall Mothers South Melbourne Spotawood Newport Williamstown North Melbourne Albion Deer Park H. Skewes Mra Peel James

Methodist Church Young People’s Club Radio Night Agenda

The Methodist Church Young People’s Club hosted a radio broadcast style meeting from Station GYP Sunshine. Members introduced artists and performed items including community singing, talk on foods from other lands, sea chanties, and a serial play.

Mew S. Graham Misa M. Taylor Herb Suby Semmens Imet GYP Sunshine Giowhorn Sebastopol Sully Dak Hyett Lake Hindprrsh Eatmore Beaubrook Huckle Hour Graham Dinah Mozart Darcy Twins Phillip Brooks

Sunshine Football Club Hosts Second Community Singing

The Sunshine Football Club held a second community singing at Sunshine Town Hall after a larger crowd than the first session. Despite decent enjoyment, proceeds lag due to low admission prices, prompting a May 19 session and appeals for greater support. Electrical work by L Warren facilitated lyric projections. Performances included melo piano and banjo by Doug Stevens Frank Tickie Reg Winnie with Miss Lorna Vesper’s students from Richmond delivering songs and dances.

Sunshine Football Club Sunshine Town Hall L. Warren Doug Stevens Frank Tickie Reg Winnie Lorna Vesper Richmond

Hawker Abusive Talk at Braybrook Council Meeting

At Braybrook council a question from Dr Dempster prompted the shire inspector Mr L Thorpe to report a crackdown on night weights and measures prosecutions. Dr Dempster and Dr Garde raised other hawker issues including cheap fruit packs and licensing challenges.

Braybrook Dempster L. £. Thorpe Dempter Garde Hargraves

Temporary structures not completed in Keilor Heights estate

The Keilor council considered a request to partially construct a house on Excendon Heights near the Aerodrome. Dr Davies urged denying permission. Dr Dickson argued for enabling buyers. the motion passed with conditions tying plans to by laws and front structure requirements.

Keilor Contell Excendon Heights Davier Dr. Dickson Dr. Davies F. J. Walters Dickson

Nettlefolds Win First Game Of Season At Alert Park

Nettlefolds defeated Dis onians by 19 goals at Alert Park last Saturday. Maud Helfer scored 15 and Winnie Booth 4 as goal throwers. The team lineup included E Yates, B Harper, D Jowett, K Hand, M Heffer, W Booth and H Hand. Miss Sylvia Hand reports. A dance is set for Nettlefolds Hall on Monday May 11.

Nettlefolds Disonians Maud Helfer Winnie Booth Alert Park Nettlefold Hoadley's SXU Basket Ball Association E. Yates B. Harper V.c D. Jowett K. Hand M. Heffer W. Booth Hand Sylvia Hand Nettlefold's

Workman's Fatal Mistake in Australia

Harold Edward Harris, 29, an employee of Australian Reinforced Concrete Works at Sunshine, touched an electric power wire while on a ladder and was hurled 18 feet to the ground. He died at Royal Melbourne Hospital from head injuries after admission. He leaves a widow and young daughter. funeral held at Footscray Cemetery, arrangements by Walter A. Warne Undertakers.

Sunshine Harold Edward Harris Royal Melbourne Hospital Eldridge Street Footescray Footscray Walter A. Warne Barkly Street Footneray

Chilly Council Chamber Prompts Heating Estimate

Dr Treloar urged Council to improve heating and lighting to combat cold in the chamber. Dr Garde supported the plan and council agreed to have the engineer prepare an estimate for the changes.

Treloar Garde

Harvester Rifle Club at Williamstown Range Scores

Sunshine Harvester riflemen muster at Williamstown range despite bad weather. Competition from 500 yards. Frank Masson tops with 47 of 50. Others include C Mason 46, R Farnsworth 46, A Masson 45, V Hodge 44, A Taylor 41, A Smith 44, W Bignell 43, H Barnett 40, J Farnsworth 43, A E Dumbrell 42.

Sunshine Harvester Williamstown Frank Masson Masson C. Mason R. Farnsworth A. Masson

Central Sports Ground and McKay Memorial Proposal

A Sunshine reader urges establishing a central sports ground and a memorial to the late H V McKay. He recalls McKay’s generosity to youth and football clubs and suggests a Back to Sunshine carnival to fund improvements at Selwyn Park with support from local sports bodies.

H. V. McKay Mr McKay Sunshine Selwyn Park

Mothers Day Services Planned at Sasahine Church

Mothers Day will be observed at Sasahine Church Sunday May 9 with a 11 a.m. morning service led by Pathe Rey and Sear' ms and an evening service at 7 p.m. Mrs T S Woodburn (Miss Olive Trompf) and Mrs Lyons sing a morning duet while Mrs Woodburn sings at night. Transportation arranged for the elderly to attend if the minister is notified.

Preac Pathe Rey Sear de McBride Mra T. S. Woodburn Olive Trompf Mra Lyons

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