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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
6
A fragment notes that opinions expressed in this Coleman column are not necessarily those of the Advocate. The line signals editorial boundaries and publisher stance within the periodical.
Letter to the editor arguing that the act will lower living standards and raise debt. It claims the public burden grows weekly, presses for repeal, and warns of negative effects on prices, employment, and overall welfare.
A longtime reader argues against liquor licensing bans, accusing both Prohibition and temperance proponents of forcing views on individuals. He warns against entrenching lawbreakers and racketeers by limiting drink, urging readers to consider personal liberty and economic effects before voting No.
A letter criticizes voter apathy and liberty in drinking culture, warning that neglecting reform may awaken a public threat. The writer argues individuals should enjoy their pleasures and resist censorship while opponents accuse libel and demand careful discussion before any radical amendments.
All-Aboard Club held a Thursday afternoon September gathering with the Surshue group and Presideet Mr Wratht of the Sentral Grrmp and Representatives of the AiFerent arena. Mrs Wright spoke of the group spirit and Christian aims. Mr Costel announced plans for a piano at Royal Park and mentioned prior gifts to Sap shine. Mrs Mary Rewelseng led a poetry theme, Mrs Douglas read sentiments, and cake with two candles was shared.}(
Last Sunday the Angling Club held a competition with a tie for the trophy between LL Faber and Michell after handicaps. Next Sunday a Seabed competition is planned at Conaghaders Springs on the Deer Creek center with 6 am start and post-offer times. References include Simpece and Foraythe. Fish reports note seven trout at Chintern and Yarra fishing remains satisfactory with Warbertee and Aston group weekend trips.
Classified notice seeks buyers for fowls, duels, page one and roosters by number. Letters attended at Sebutt Street Newport. Address listed as Willmmwown 547 for contact.
Sunshine Links faced very poor turnout as two competitions concluded. Trophies were donated by Stemre A M Robinson and Ay Ko Johnatone. Ladies stroke handicap event won by Mrs Hiscock, count back from Mrs Morris. Gente event called tag prize won by Mr Fo Morrie. Next day two more events planned inviting members to participate.
LEO HORNE and W T WILLIAM SON set a course record at Melton in a weekend challenge match. Williamson posted a 0 score to break the course record by eight strokes, while Horne finished 6% to add to the record. The pair won 4 up and 2 to play over Willems and Roberts as other results echoed the lively outing.
At the Harriers meet of St Mark's Amateur Athletic Club the three mile championship ended with Petherick winning as Brown and Rushton followed. McKay took the handicapped race, Rushton led the season points with 21, Petherick 17, Cox 13, and training for the next track season at Selwyn Park begins soon.
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