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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
7
A letter from Hon R G Casey MHR to the Council about afternoon letter delivery west of Adelaide Street and a new post office says adequate facilities will be provided but no afternoon service now. The matter to be reviewed later, Dr Dedrick expresses surprise at the letter.
A playful exchange shows Joan calling Jack a dear, while he deflects that she is not as naive as she suggests, masking humor in a desert setting. The dialogue hints at flirtation and teasing between the two.
The Sunshine and District Band with other artists stage The Smithy in the Wood at Shire Hall on the 22nd inst. The program opens with night scenes and a cuckoo morning, followed by a Sailor's Life sequence with sea songs and dances. A storm and prayer lead to sunrise bells and a battle of England Expects. Admission is 1/6, children half-price.
Short notice quote offered for repairs with no obligation. Advertises reasonable prices and options for service.
St Albans Progress Association reports lively meetings fueled by water scheme hopes and local development talks with Keillor Council. Two daylight housebreakings shock residents as a measuring man draws suspicion. A well attended hall dance funds Girls Gymnasium Club. Cricket club venue hosts new vice president J K Cunningham and social fund drive plans. A December 10 cadhre and dance aims for a bumper fundraising night.
The All Aboard Club gathered in the Shire Hall supper room on Wednesday as Mr Drayton junr gave a lantern-slide talk on his South Pacific Islands visit. Mrs Brabon sang Suva's Bay and audience learned how Christianity touched the country. A future social at St Mark's Hall 2.30 pm will feature Mrs George McKay with a grocery afternoon for the Xmas Fund.
A teacher prompted students to define a duet in a brief music lesson. The prompt used playful wording to engage pupils and invite concise explanations.
The second annual Methodist Girls Physical Culture display drew an appreciative audience at the Shire 1. Miss Goldsmith of Bosworth's led the program with juniors performing Gymnuts and Fairies. Awards honored juniors intermediates and seniors for hard work while presentations thanked Miss Goldsmith and Mrs Modsen and Miss D. Daluday.
The Tramways Board again refused to add a daily trip to Weer Park for factory workers. Council members criticized the reply as unsatisfactory and urged rail tram and bus coordination, citing Sunnishing trains and comparisons with Sydney and Maribyrnong.
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