26 May 1944
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
1
Agnes E Ayett argues against funding a nursery school in Sunshine and calls for clarity on home help needs. She urges shifting untrained women from factories to home duties, questions parent turnout, and requests proof of parents with preschool children before council commitments.
The marriage of Eleanor Elizabeth Kiely eldest daughter of Mrs BR Kiely Sunshine and the late Daniel Kiely Horsham to Sgt Kenneth Frederick ret ADF third son of Mr and Mrs D C Laird Wirrabee was celebrated at Our Lady's Church Sunshine with Fr Ryder officiating. The bride wore parchment lace over white satin with veil and pink tulle and was given away by her brother James Kiely. The bridal party included sister Mrs D R Palling matron of honour and bridesmaid Lesley Laird in burgundy lace. Best man Sgt G Blundel and groomsman Cpl A Ryan attended. Reception at the bride's mother’s home followed by toasts.
The marriage will be celebrated at Wesley Church Melbourne on Saturday May 27 at 4 p.m. between Stella Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Adams of 34 Adelaide Street Sunshine and Stanley Skidmore son of Mr and Mrs Skidmore of Western Australia.
The engagement notices reveal Mary Elizabeth Chadwick of Suffolk Road Sunshine to AC Maurice William Lynch RAF and Irene Ethel Ward of 61 Adelaide Street Sunshine to LAC Robert John Hodge of 26 Hotham Street Collingwood.
Essendonards meet BR Grade B at Selwyn Park with spectator access to player name records. Local football notes list accessible records for fans and attendees.
The Sunshine Court heard a case where Clarence Froude his son Sydney and Charles Lowden were arrested for trying to steal a drum of bitumen from a Shire of Keilor quarry. Fines ranged from £6 to £10 with the senior charged in a separate matter.
It is understood the committee set up by the employees in the dispute met and decided that no action be taken before 6, to allow the parties to consider proposals.
Incomplete report notes a warning to cyclists near Bat Hall on A16. A reported incident involved a person and children, with details unclear. Authorities urge caution and alertness.
The issue arose from how the regulations were worded and officials hope the Government will correct the position. The statement notes the need for clarification and a corrective approach by authorities.
Agnes Be Hyett appeals through the editor seeking women willing to help in homes with sickness or young children. She notes payment or voluntary work options and asks interested individuals tosend names and addresses to her paste address or leave them at a colorist shop opposite the Savings Bank.
On Sunday May 28 2nd and Ord Sunshine Guide companies are dedicating their fans at the Methodist Church Withers Street Phyllis McLauchlin will carry the 2nd Sunshine flag Betty Warnock carries 3rd Sunshine Norma Bryson and Wendy Decent are the new guides Mrs S McKay enrolled the guides and gave a talk The company plans more recruits for the future A church parade is planned for the following Sunday with a dedication by Rev Mitchell all are invited to attend.
Selection notes list multiple horses and outcomes across several races including 2-year-old and 3-year-old divisions. Mentions Win status for Laughing Diplomat Skyway The Monk and others with placements and handicaps noted across cards.
Thegram asks for a concise record of a social gathering at Blair Athol where Mir and Mire departed Sunhine. Attendees include Janne Axon Rohner Mareh and Mies Weer Theampsen Corda performances by Mes Airel and others. Rev Meo Evans noted well wishers and a gown and slippers gift. The community recalls wartime disruption and welcomes a returning family member with affection.
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