27 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
1
The readable text references nitrates and a trip to South America with mentions of panoramas. It includes disjoint phrases about running around with natives and alterations, but lacks clear events, dates, or cohesive facts. The piece appears to be an OCR fragment with scattered dialogue and incomplete statements.
The Mothers' Club of Sunshine State School reports a large attendance at a recent juvenile ball that raised about £20 for the school. Apologies were made for inconveniences, with plans to repeat the event in late October.
On Saturday the Indies of the Linton Tennis Club held a tea and cake competition in the court hall. Rev W Evans opened proceedings and judging was led by Mrs W Parr and Mrs N Woods with prizes for Brown sponge won by Miss G McKechnie and others. a Five Hundred tournament and dance is planned in the hall tomorrow to fund a new floor.
Footscray city council pushes for union of Footscray Williamstown and Braybrook councils. Williamstown debates independence with some opposing, while Braybrook to discuss next Monday. Critics cite severance, costs, and loss of local accountability despite talk of bulk buying and shared services.
The report hints that Moonee Valley selections could begin with a different stance on electric supply. Rob McReid and Greek Chatter are noted as possible contenders to set the ball rolling in that direction with varying approaches.
Miss Gwen McKechnie and Mestra P Anderson, along with Yons L King and Dr W J Parr, received Drines in their respective competition spheres at the Royal Show awards.
R V Sey Mour The Men's Store marks ten years in Sunshine with a ten day gala starting Thursday. Each day features a different event and a free gala surprise with every five shilling purchase. On opening day every tenth customer receives a large towel giveaway.
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