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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
4
LES LIBBIS announces Sunshine business people that his Sunshine garage now offers backloading from Melbourne daily. Located at 169 Lonsdale Street.
Notice warns that any person trespassing on or damaging property at the Glen Galla Estate will be prosecuted without further notice. The message also mentions poison for dogs or similar malice, indicating possible hazards on the estate.
In a Wednesday North Footscray showpiece Sunshine edged the junior side 6 goals to 4. Sunshine’s passing and defense stood out, with M Johnstone and M McPherson among the best for Sunshine while M Ritchie led North Footscray.
The Monday concert in St Albans hall drew a packed house for the school committee fund, with praise for trainer Mr Cunningham and organizer Mrs Ivens. A euchre party for the Women's Hospital auxiliary will be held Wednesday afternoon, led by Miss G Mechanic. My Paine, a poultry farmer from Theodore Street, left for Filan by the Mongolia to business and to visit his mother in the Old Country.
Braybrook, buoyed by recent wins, defeated Yarraville Socials despite a rain soaked field. The first quarter saw Braybrook ahead 6.8 to 1.0, with Craddock and Moffatt combining for a goal and Bell kicking from forty yards in the third period as Braybrook pressed clear and cruised to victory.
Sunshine were defeated 3 to 2 by St Peters in a close contest. Sunshine, now at full strength, played well with two new players D Penrose goalie and G Crad dock left back excelling. Goal scorers were M Stewart and M Bradbury. Sunshine girls face Nettlefolds at Middle Park (2) tomorrow at 3 15 pm.
A fragment discusses a money making ad claim and questions its target audience. It then notes a scientist asserting waves travel round objects and imagines listening to one’s own broadcast. A surgeon attempts to remove a splinter with a blunt needle held in his left hand.
The P.A.F.S whist drive in the Masonic Hall drew strong turnout with friendly rivalry as players aimed at the aggregate title. Winners included Mr Shuffrey and Mr Franks. prizes went to Mrs Franks, Mrs McBean, Mrs Davidson, Mrs Homan, Mr Foster, Mr Attwood, Mr Kyle, and Mr Rhodes. Next event set for June 17 to finish the competition. Leaders listed: Pennington 825, Shuffrey 819, Foster 816, Hale 808, Mrs Dakin 801, Mrs A. Smith 201.
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