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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
6
Local Methodist women host a party at Mrs Gration's with plans for further events at Mrs Shepherd's and a church social to aid the treas ury stall. Reports cover tennis matches, football club management calls for reform, and obituaries and hospital injuries.
Angling club members fished at Baman's Ford with 1 trout and 41 perch weighed. Winner was W Gardiner with 6 lbs 26 oz of perch, trophy donated by J Dawson. Runners up were G R Crick and P Simpson. Next event to Clarkefield on weekend with a Sun shine post office pickup at 2 pm and weigh in Sunday at 4 pm. Referees G Thompson and E Turner. steward G R Crick. N A McHenry won the last general meeting's croaker tournament.
Large crowd attends the Sunhing Branch of the Bosworth Physical Culture College event. Sixteen items including marching, freearm, dumb bells, rods, posing, eurythmic dance and gymnastic entertainments are performed by seniors juniors and baby juniors. Awards honor Shirley Gorham June Pickersgill May Reid Gwen Gorham Betty Thompson Jean Reddrap and Mary Baird among others with medals and wallets and a silver sugar bowl. Miss V Halligan and Rev W Evans receive praise for guiding the night.
A Melbourne firm publishes What Station Is That a compact reference listing A and B class broadcasting stations in the Commonwealth and amateur sign addresses. The book includes an up to date Morse Code line and letter figure equivalents and is priced at one shilling. It aims to be a valued companion for listeners across Australia.
Ad notice in the Susquehine Advocate appears for a Friday publication day. The message invites local readers to place advertisements and seek listings or classifieds relevant to the Susquehine area markets.
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