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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1943
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists lost and wanted notices, shop ads, and church notices with scattered names and addresses. It mentions a dog or fox named Scotty, a Drapery Store need, clothing and mower ads, and several church events and contacts in Sunshine area.
Ramre advises a meeting next Tuesday at St Hall starting 7.80 PM. Secretary H B Blakey of 1 Mame ft Sunshine reports the notice appears in the local column and page.
A fragmented tribute recalls the late TALINTYRE in sorrowful lines. The speaker mourns a brother named Narnia and a sister shares quiet grief while honoring his memory on a day in October and a December gathering.
The family of Florence Jackson thanks relatives and friends for letters cards and moral tributes in their recent bereavement. Please accept this acknowledgment from 177 Ballarat Rd, Portserny.
Mr. Daniel Scott proposes a state council for education to overhaul facilities and expand opportunities from technical to university levels. He calls for closer industry ties, a commission method for student entry, and a joint technical school and university pathway with affordable overseas study as a benchmark, aiming to rehabilitate returned soldiers and reduce dead-end jobs.
Next Thursday October 23 the Maronic Hall hosts an old time dance for young and old with a grand evening promised. A Morndny night Shire Hall meeting is noted for members. Liv Shire War Loan Committee assisted in house to house canvassing for the Fourth Liberty Loan. Saturday evening a boat arrival at the Wood residence drew a poorer turnout due to weather, but a fine supper was served by Mrs McLeod and others. Red Cross thanks extend to those who contributed to the evening’s success.
The Minister for Organisation of Industry Dedman argued daylight saving would ease adjustments for urban workers while allowing country areas and farmers to adapt. He cited wage and health concerns, defended the plan against resistance, and noted police and station issues amid the social and political debate.
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