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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Nov 04, 1932

Page

3

Educational Facilities for Girls at Sunshine

Sunshine hosts Theorls' Technical School led by Miss Heaven with a team of qualified women. The program spans three years, blending English, arithmetic, civics, science and art with dressmaking, millinery, needlework, and hygiene. Certificates bridge to Melbourne University standards, offering commercial courses in typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand, aiming to empower girls to earn a living and contribute to the community.

Theorls Sunshine Miss Heaven Llving Sister Wilson Tome of Mothercraft Miss |Ells St. John's Melbourne University Footscray Domestic Arts Aris Breader Y Kirl Ine Technical School Beaven Conee

Sunshine Citizens stage three act farce in Shire Hall

The Sunshine Citizens Committee presented The Six Miss Seymours a three act farce at Shire Hall with Miss Sylvia Archer directing. A concert prelude featured Miss Elsa Haas and the 7 4 Trio Joan Haslem Reg Barclay Dallas Haslem with proceeds aiding local unemployed relief, expected to reach about £20.

Shire Hall Sunshine Citizens Committee S. Archer Brien Bartlett Elsa Haas Bert Ralph Sunshine Joan Haslem Reg Barclay Dallas Haslem C. J. Manby Manby Ghas Markhams Millionaires Miss Archer I. Naylor Citizen's Commitee J. 5. Ivory W. R. Barclay

Cup Eve Dance at St Mark's Guild in Sun shine

The Cup Eve Dance organized by St Mark's Ladies Guild drew a large crowd with novel features. Mrs Guy as secretary and the guild earned congratulations as Markham's orchestra provided fine music and Mr J Patrick hosted. The hall was tastefully decorated with attractive ladies attire and supper was well served. Dancing ran until 2 am with guests calling the function unique.

St. Mark's Ladies’ Guild Sunshine Guy Markham J. Patrick M.C

Mothers' Club to Host Children's Fair at Mechanics Hall

The Mothers' Club met at the school last Wednesday and plans a Children’s Fair sale of gifts on Saturday November th, at 3 pm in Mechanics Hall to raise funds for the local children's Christmas treat. A duplicator has been purchased for school use. The unemployed musicians dance drew a large crowd with Miss M Johnson and Mr W White winning novelty dances and Mrs Hughes taking a prize. Euchre winners and bridge culvert progress noted. Keilor Shire Council meets tomorrow Saturday.

Mothers’ Club Mechanics’ Hall Euchre M. Johnson W. White Hughes Lady's Mesdames Bell Battetraul O'Neal Tong Motheant Claydon Twundary Road Progress Association Bode

Grain Prices and Feed Ingredients Listing

A list of cereal and feed items with price quotes per 112 or 150 pound bags. Items include wheat prime bag lots, maize, mixed grain, pollard, bran, butter milk, laying mash, chick food, growing mash, growing grain, meatmeal, maizemeal, and oat pollard with various price figures.

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