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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

3

Open Day at Sunshine Technical School

Sunshine Technical School invites parents and friends to an Open Day and Display of Work next Thursday October 28. The program includes a 1.45 Girls' Physical Education Display, 2.15 Official Opening by Mr. A. E. Shepherd M.L.A. and a 2.00 Working Display by students and ex servicemen trainees, a 2.45 Parents Association Bazaar, and an evening session from 6.45 to 4.30. Exhibits include hobby work by ex students and current pupils. afternoon tea will be served in the dining room.

Sunshine Technical School A. E. Shepherd M.L.A Parents’ Association Bazar The Parlents’ Association Gahan

Sunday School Anniversary Services and Farewell for Pastor

Reports detail Sunshine Presbyterian Sunday School anniversary services with 11 am 3 pm and 7 pm sessions, led by Harold Gray with Mrs Anstis at the organ and an orchestra. Rev I Glyn Jones ends a six month tenure with farewell remarks.

Sunshine Presbyterian Sunday School Harold Gray Anstis I. Glyn Jones

Advocate excerpts on sport versus worship quotes

The piece cites two Advocate quotations about sport and worship. It notes a 26 November 1945 remark by Sir On and a December 1938 remark by Mr. E J McKenzie, each debating whether banning sport would drive youth to worship.

Ad-Vocate The Advocate E. J. McKenzie

Railway crossing urged to action by local party branch

At a Communist Party meeting the Derby Road Parsons Street crossing for schoolchildren was discussed and a resolution supported the Child Care Committee in asking the Council to reconsider its decision to do nothing. Readers of last week's Guardian pictured children crossing and urged the Council to press the Minister for Transport to erect a safe crossing.

Sir Communist Party Derby Road Parsons St Guardian

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