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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
4
Mr Hall will attend Sunshine on Monday and Thursday between 11 am and 1 pm at the office of Mr Andrew Foz on Hampshire Road Melbourne Telephones 10884 7 Central.
A compact recipe touts the nutty lightness of All Bran in scones. It lists ingredients such as Kellogg’s All-Bran, flour, baking powder, salt, butter, and milk, with methods to soak, mix, shape, and bake for about 12 minutes yielding 16 minis.
At a Braybrookshire council meeting on Monday the tenders for channel sweeping were debated. F Gunner won with £761 1s per chain for extra channels, while others offered £860 6d and £770 3s 11d. The council unanimously approved Gunner’s tender, citing possible savings when sewerage reaches Sunshine, but critics claim the price only covers basic wages for four men and questions remain about labor weight and council savings.
At a Sunshine council meeting Dr Dedrick reported a Sydney Street resident sought council permission to remove a gum tree and plant a different species. Doctors Garde Parsons advocated replacing gum trees with more suitable varieties amid opposition, with a motion to refer the issue to the parks and gardens committee.
Dr Dedrick opposed building a Sunshine public convenience citing unaffordable upkeep and health risk if not properly policed. Dr Garde supported discussion. Dr Pennell suggested public notice of the facility behind the town hall. The motion to take no action carried and the issue was referred to hall and library committee.
The I.C.1 Soccer Club held a dance in the Masonic Hall last Saturday with music by the Silver Blue Bell Band and MC duties by Mr D Campbell. Despite efforts, organizers were disappointed as turnout was low. Those present enjoyed themselves, and the next dance is set for June 19 in the same hall.
Editor argues the council lacks power under current rules to manage workforce supply and must adhere to the existing arrangement for two years despite contention that regulation is possible.
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