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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
2
A reader letter objects to Braybrookshire Council’s Sunday shop closure discussion. The writer notes factory work on Sundays is allowed by law and questions the push to restrict Sunday trading, arguing faith and Sabbath observance should apply equally to all, including factory chimneys. The letter ends with a signature REASONABLE.
A letter argues Braybrook shire council should not seek powers to close shops on Sundays, asserting Sabbath observance is personal and risks imposing minority views. The writer cites transport and industry as essential services and calls for balanced, decency-based rule without overreach.
The letter argues there should be no reasonable limit on Sunday trading, urging policy makers to allow unrestricted hours and expanding merchant flexibility. It emphasizes economic growth and consumer choice while resisting moralistic constraints.
A Melbourne correspondent complains that local councillors push stricter Sun restrictions hurting Sunshine shops and delaying fruit stalls and wee tables. They accuse city areas of leniency while suburbs face closures, arguing such policies will drive residents away and raise prices.
Letter to the editor laments council members for restricting Sunday ice creams and drinks, mocking Dr Drayton’s stance as lacking common sense and hinting at a harsh reform coming that will push people to move to towns with freer stores. It jokes about Drayton’s eighty guinea frigidaire observed in city windows.
The Deer Park Amateur Cycling Club held its fortnights race for the President's Cup on Bal larat road. W Rachford topped the event standings with 85 points followed by R Govett 49 and E Grant 41 in the year long series ending June 5. The next race is a 12 mile handicap on May 22 at Deer Park. new members invited.
32nd Battalion News advises the range practice with rifles in preparation for the Tigers Cup Battle Practice on May 29 has been moved to May 22 due to May 15 sports day at the Showgrounds. It is hoped all members will attend.
Gas grills provide direct heat that sears meat quickly, preserving juices. The method yields intense browning and fast cooking, enhancing flavor while reducing moisture loss.
Gas roasting provides oven ventilation that helps produce crisp juicy roasts. Excess moisture is allowed to escape preventing steaming and soggy meat.
Baking demands even heat throughout the oven and a wide temperature range for light, evenly browned cakes and pies. Gas provides both consistent heat and temperature flexibility.
A concise guide notes frying success hinges on instant high heat and even heat spread under the pan. Gas delivery is said to provide all three vital features for speedy, uniform frying.
Braybrook Shire President Dr A Lowe and Mrs Lowe entertained ratepayers at a Town Hall concert celebrating King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The hall was crowded with councillors, officers, and numerous talented performers including Jad Foran and Miss Pascoe Webb in a lively program. The event was praised as one of the district's best.
Keilor Shire council joined teachers, school committees and mothers clubs to celebrate the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The events occurred Friday with shire president Dr W R Parsons and Mr H C White in attendance.
MLA visited Kei Jor St Albans Sydenham and Tul lamarine schools where Mr White spoke to pupils on the coronation's meaning and distributed coronation medals. Scholars sang patriotic songs and, after celebrations, received sweets provided by the Kelso rshire council.
A Combined Empire Day service will be held at Keilor Shire Hall on Sunday May 23 1937 at 7 30 pm. Shire president Crowe R Parsons J P will preside, assisted by teen clergymen. Mr H O White MLA will deliver an address on Australia’s Place in the British Empire. There will be special singing and a cordial invitation to all to attend.
A large gathering of parents school committee members and pupils marked the coronation event on Friday May 7. Hon H C White MLA Cr Parsons Cr Stevens Mr N Woods head teacher and staff led proceedings with Mrs J H Stevens as accompanist. Medals were presented to pupils and preschoolers donated by the Shire of Keilor. A Peanut and ice cream distribution followed and the day closed at the picture theatre.
Unfavorable conditions kept turnout low at Williamstown rifle range with eight Sunshine shooters. Despite the poor day Frank Masson led the open event with 93, while secretary Sid Wright won the trophy scoring 102 after handicap. Other scores included Farnsworth 101 Wilkon 99 Smith 95 Taylor 96 Hedge 91 Barnett 86.
A fragment notes Paster Gan delivering rapid boil of food, claiming efficiency and speed in cooking. The text suggests a method or technique that accelerates boiling times compared to standard approaches. Further details are unclear due to the fragmentary source.
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