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Fragmentary text references a strong silent man and dislike of Sam dustmen. Mentions Enatle Bly and a question Why without clear events or identities. No verifiable actions or outcomes present.
17 May 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary text references a strong silent man and dislike of Sam dustmen. Mentions Enatle Bly and a question Why without clear events or identities. No verifiable actions or outcomes present.
Commissioner Palstra of The Salvation Army marks fifty years in officership as he returns to lead the Back to Sunshine Campaign at the local corps this weekend. Special meetings, a fifteenth anniversary invite, and past service across England Holland Belgium South Africa Australia China Korea and the Netherlands Indies are noted. A traycloth contest winner is announced by the Sunshine branch of the NAPBA. Music exams report successful pupils from Newport St Albans and Melbourne with grades and honors.
A large crowd attended St Albans Church of England in Footscray for a 25th birthday celebration with tea for over 200. Old parishioners recalled the church’s 1910 opening, pay tribute to the builders and benefactors, and praise the women who organized the tea and the cake maker Miss G Kechnie.
At the Black Leghorn Show of New South Wales in Sydney last Friday and Saturday, J. B. Salmond from Deer Park achieved top honors with multiple prizes in standard hens cockerels and utility classes. He won first and second in standard hens, first in cockerels, and first to third in utility categories including cups for most successful exhibitor and best utility male and female. Special prizes recognized the exhibit as most meritorious and for best black horn. Ballarat Show the same day awarded three firsts, a second and two special prizes.
In the Dockerty Cup second round Nomad reports captains the 1.C.1. side face Navy at home after a balanced pairing. The Tara will meet North Melbourne at Royal Park tomorrow with Bowman Jackson Norris McLeod Chalmers Isom Clayton Douglas RK Gray D Gray in the starting line and E O'Brien J Wilson as reserves.
The Sunshine team to meet East Brunswick at Selwyn Park tomorrow will be chosen from Bradbury Bult Christie Arkinstall Stavely Laker Laffan Anstey Fields James Cockayne Wilson Barnes Chigwidden Leonard Skehan More Clarenshaw Hardie Fraser Jackson Stewart.
At Sunshine court inspector Thorpe prosecuted Albert George Pennell for failing to prevent odour from a broken pipe at his Braybrook factory. Witnesses described a strong smell from a four foot pipe opening, with a corroded break and delayed repairs. The defendant was fined £1 with costs. A stay of proceedings was granted.
Lord Huntingfield will visit the Footscray football ground tomorrow to witness the Footscray versus Essendon match. He will be entertained by Footscray City officials and club committees and will meet players on the ground at 2.30 p.m.
The Sunshine Theatre runs a Shirley Temple look alike contest in Sunshine with prizes including a £3 3s doll value and £10 6d in cash. entrants must submit the entry form on page four and perform on stage May 29. entries close May 28. a Fox Films rep will judge and decide.
The card at Williamstown features handicaps including Juvenile Handicap with Dazzlement and Sena, Bay View Handicap with Kitty O'Shea and Tabeaktia, Autumn Steeplechase with Tespur and Rigwena, and Gellibrand Handicap with Watchful and Titanium. Best each way bets go to Kitty O'Shea and Watchful.
Dr W J Pridham and Mrs Pridham opened a series of mayoral socials across the metro area with the shire secretary E Hargreaves joining at the Hawthorn ball. Upcoming events include Mulgrave and Preston functions as next week’s schedule unfolds. Dr J H Watson tours Queensland for health reasons. Braybrook council grants leave. Mr Perry of Ridley Street Sunshine wins a major NSW prize.
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