Prize Winners At Uncle Bills Corner Bar
The quarter ends with Wilfred Clayton winning first prize 10 shillings for 134 marks. Dorothy Hummell takes second prize 6d with 108 marks. Jean Caithness and Ken Anderson share third prize with 37 and 84 marks, each receiving 2s 6d. Due to waning interest, management will stop prize money though the Corner continues and welcomes contributions. Best wishes from Uncle Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Clayton
Dorothy Hummell
Jean Caithness
Ken Anderson
Urse
Bill
The Suspended Egg And Ocean Facts Collection
A jumble of old time puzzles and science notes describes experiments with salt water and egg buoyancy, a garden variety pun exchange, a trivia sweep about swordfish, sound in steel, vast lengths of wire, earth pressures, and ocean salinity. It presents curious trivia and light dialogue without a single clear news event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginas
The Mousehold Museum Misdirection Mystery
Mac and Ian suspect a recurring theft at the Mousehold Museum. They note objects disappear and reappear, arguing it’s not magic but persistent theft. The men discuss suspicion, echoes of past incidents, and lingering unease about the missing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
Eto
Ian
Museum of rescued knickknacks becomes family treasure
In a domestic mystery Mac suspects Father while Mother defends innocence. Father reveals a museum bag of rescued puzzles and trinkets from tradespeople, turning the home into a quirky collection labeled for the children. A lesson emerges as they view the unusual museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Mac
Ian
Sunshine Field Gun Club Elects Officers at Lynch’s
The Sunshine Field Gun Club held its annual meeting in Lynch’s garage with many members present. Officers were elected including President A Gardiner, Hon Secretary M B Lynch, and Hon Treasurer Evan Thomas. first shoot set for Meltori Park on Saturday April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Field Gun Club
Lynch
M. B. Lynch
Evan Thomas
A. Gardiner
A. G. Mudford
E. Hare
R. Hare
8. Hyett
R. Howie
D. Caithness
Meltori Park
Harriers Club Makes Notable Progress At Annual Meeting
St Mark's Amateur Athletic Club held its fifth annual meeting at the Sunshine Theatre on March 22 with Rev Harwood and Mr Barker among attendees. Officers for 1937-38 were elected including President W Kinnersly and Secretary C Roberts. The treasurer outlined a growing credit balance through 1934 and beyond, while the club reported strong cross country and track performances, walkers representing Victoria, and a successful social and presentation night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Amateur Athletic Club
Sunshine Theatre
L. d. Harwood
L. Barker
A. E. Winter
J’. Frith
Footscray
G. Reynolds
W. Rooney
L. J. Harwood
W. Glendenning
J. R. Parsons
E. J. King
T. E. Robinson
P. Lee
C. Gross
C. G. Carlton
W. Kirby
W. Singleton
H. Skewes
M. Alison
F. Bennett
E. Kinnersly
A. McGrath
J. Gaylor
J. Hitler
J. Mattinson
N. Knight
G. Lowman
Messrs
G. Pippett
H. Major
Sunshine Road
A. Brown
A. Holdem
Cassle Guo
Yluam
Sunshine
UD. Curland
T. Hail
V.A.A.A
Maribyrnon
St. Mark's
M. Petherick
Gena
LGG
Ormond
L. Carland
Wis
Hbucchus Marsh
Selwyn Park
St. Albans
A. Holden
Cox
St. Mark's A.A.C
Opening of Cross Country Season at St. Mark's Club
St Mark's Club begins cross country training with a pack run from Felwyn Park on Saturday April 10 at 2:45 pm. All members planning to compete this season are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Felwyn Park
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Uncle Bill’s
Sunshine and District
Bobby
Percy
the Mousehold Museum
Field Gun Club
Harriers
Financial Statement
C. Roberts
Caulfield
St. Mark’s
Whem AL Buttlpoit
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Lice Timut
Comerusivak Ob Linus
A. Momen
Witi
Brown
L. Gilbert
Pas Feaured
A. Mudford
A. Ltolen
Bole
Hl. Munro
Victora
Hughies
Walker Kkey Cox
I4nior
Frank Hayden
R.B. Penn
J. M. Burke
Undertaker
Durham Rd
Ferguson
Verdon
Williamstown
Dney Road
Brunswick
Mainroad
Upwey
Belgrave
Procera
Ballarat ST
Yarraville
McDonald's
Ere
Larter’s
Hampshire Rd
Spriggs
Hampshire Road
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