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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1943
Page
3
A fragmented note discusses women’s roles in local preparation, concerns about safety and care, and the need for trained personnel. It mentions Sunshine mothers aiding in earning money from sun supplied by a local kindergarten committee.
A damaged report details Sunshine Technical School sports events held Thursday for girls and boys with many competitions. Highlights include Girl House competitions, a pipes and races program, and an evening picture night at the Ine Theatre. Prizes and points are listed for Haven, Fer isi, and New House teams, plus individual and handicap events, with staff thanked for organizing.
The Loyal Sunshine Lodge held its annual presentation night at the Masonical Taxt Monday with many Chidhellows in attendance to honor two Past Grand Masters. Included were five Past Grand Masters such as B.DGM Bem Murphy and P.D.G.M. Bro. Coley, plus visitors from North Melbourne and North Yarra Districts. The event featured dancing until late, a formal presentation by Director Bro. Whiting, and praise for the two Past Grand Masters whose service and leadership were celebrated with coffee, accordant to the lodge’s tradition of social and charitable work.
Considerable regret is noted over the removal of a Moat from Braybrook’s ARP display after Givi Defence Day parades. Trainees wore outfits with models of enemy bombs as part of a wartime display. District Warden and local officials praise volunteers and call ARP workers to attend a meeting at the Mall to support the next phase of preparations.
Fatal injuries were reported after a truck driven by Cameron Cameron overturned on a road near Deer Park on Saturday afternoon. Affected was the vehicle reportedly owned or operated by the driver’s father. Janet Cameron provided statements to authorities.
A Sunday morning public meeting held by the Fast Sunshing Progressive Committee drew a sizable crowd despite bad weather. President Mr P Tevens outlined progress, finances were reviewed by Treasurer Lamont, and a youth club initiative received strong support including potential Braybrook School aid and new area needs discussed by Cr Marchay.
A small gathering at the Mullarat Road home of Mr and Mrs J Hardie Footscray welcomed Royal Australian Navy sailor Mr J Pengelly on leave. Friends spoke of thanks to Mrs Banile and noted Pengelly’s two years of continuous service while enjoying the goodwill of local residents.
The Red Cross and Vacuum Oi Pty Ltd present an educational event on Tuesday September 7 at 4 pm at the Shiew Mall. Topics include In Enemy Hunder Women Wartime and Control of Bleeding. A voluntary collection realized 29/8 for Prisoners of War was noted and subscriptions (2/-) are now due. Classes begin September 30 1843 and run alternate Mondays. Sunshine Ladies Cricket Club holds practice at Gurdann Haserve on the next two Saturdays at 2:30 pm.
A fragmentary report notes constables issuing charges for traffic offenses. One case cites a 20 mph limit, another records Ballarat speeds around 39 to 40 mph. Fines include 5 with costs. details reference an empty truck and additional costs.
The Sunshine United Junior Soccer Club journeyed to Yallourn to play against Eilopatand county in a world sports event. Sunshine won on Sunday with notable displays by Gray ton Perking Hill Doherty and Matonvy in the under 17 side, while Irensen and Smith also impressed in the under 20s. Tomorrow they travel to Midule Park for the Salmon Cup semifinal with a combined-team selection anticipated.
The Yocum 001 ca announces a Friday 4 pm screening at Haptist Hall Ridley Mt, with a donation for the Synthine division and an Old-timers dance set for Monday Sept 20 in the Mazonry hall. Attendance is restricted to Young and old patrons. a separate Thursday dance at Maxonis Hall is planned with a moonlight hike and supper.
A report from Melbourne West notes a contest for a vacant MLC seat. P J Coleman was chosen as the challenger after a tally of Labor members. The process involved five one pedal votes and further challenges are expected as officials review the ballot.
The event featured Dr Pennell addressing attendees and praising the children of today as future leaders. stalls for fruit, groceries, and fancy articles operated by local residents while a musical program pleased the crowd. A prize of 47 was won and the atmosphere remained lively despite wet weather.
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