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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
4
The article offers picnic friendly sandwich ideas with savory spreads and simple fillings. It suggests butter and anchovy options, sweet jams with cream cheese, brown bread with cheese and chutney, banana with jam, minced ham, and tomato or anchovy sauces. It notes cold vegetable fillings like Russian salad and hot bacon sandwiches for warmth, stressing outdoor prep and outdoor cooking.
The Sunshine B pennant team beat Caulfield at Caulfield by 100 to 11 with A Wintle y rank 31 to 13 and W Andrew 21 to 22. North vote fell 77 to 6. J Gray 21 to 25 and F Griga 24 to 2h. Next B team will meet Kew at Kew and Aberfeldie at Sunshine. Ladies Bowling Club postponed Coburg match due to rain and will resume Tuesday with Sunshine hosting Surrey Hills on Monday and Blackburn Thursday.
A concise meditation on the value of self-advice, urging readers to first apply practical counsel to their own choices. The piece frames self-reflection as the foundation of wiser guidance to others and emphasizes personal accountability.
Salon listing at 272 Hampshire Road near Moran and Cato's offers ladies hairdressing by a competent female dresser. Services include Marcel wave for 2/6, water wave 2/6, reset 2/6, shampoo and wave 3/6, shampoo 1/8, hot oil shampoo 3/-, Marcel retouch 1/6.
From our correspondent in St Albans a roundup of gatherings and events. Weather forecasts for a shite picnic at Kellar with transport from Mechanics Hall at 9 15 and 10 15 am. Mothers Club hosting euchre party and dance with music by Kim Roberts and prizes for card games and novelty dances. Christmas fundraising expected to strain club finances. Girls Gymnasium Club showcased a third and punl display with medals trophies awarded by Dr Davis and Miss Cantwell. thanks extended to volunteers. St Athans Tennis Club held a Five Hundred tournament and dance with winners announced. Club meetings addressed biograph cabin expansion and new spouting. Christian Endeavorers shared joys and sorrows. Rev H B Stephens bade farewell as minister of St Albans Church of England. Next Tuesday marks Lock-out Committee proceedings.
A reflective line compares pride in chosen work with pride in avoiding certain actions, suggesting virtue lies in purposeful effort rather than mere restraint. The aphorism contrasts active accomplishment with passive avoidance, highlighting personal ethics.
Roughie reports the Inca club’s Sunday outing on Jackson’s Creek at Bateman’s Ford, where muddy, poorly colored water spoiled fishing. R Dixon led with three trout and one perch, Crick second with one trout, and Day third with two trout. Total catch eight trout and fourteen perch weighing 8 lb 49 oz. Next week the club moves to Altona Bay for the season’s first day competition, with 5 am departures and 2 pm finish.
The second round starts Saturday October 20 and continues October 27. Matches feature Spaldings versus Druids with umpires E Craddock and A Wilson. P.A.F.S. versus Nettlefolds with umpires H Allison and T O'Brien. MU 1.0.0.F. vs East Sunshine 1 with umpires W Peeler and R Blake. East Sunshine Av. St Albans with umpires F Fraser and H Bedford. Emergency umpires J Howard and W J Tindale.
Flying fish do not actually fly they skim using fins for balance after a water takeoff. Tail fins provide initial momentum while wind assists and momentum carries the fish along waves. Glides range from a few yards up to five hundred, with occasional rises of about fifty yards landing on ships. speeds around five hundred yards per minute let them pace a fast vessel briefly.
Fragments note weekly Friday publication of bead products and advertisements in the Sun Shine Adverts.
Funeral for the late Mr Arnold Kutcher was held Saturday morning with many floral tributes from H. Vv. Meir and Sunshine District Band. The casket was borne by his brothers Roy Bob and Edgar Kutcher and by Eric Caughey Jack Richards and Elliott Black. Pallbearers included Dr A Lows Mest J Richards sen W Pearce Lowe L Pearce W Pearce Rigby and E Richards. Rev G R Godbehear officiated at house and graveside services.
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