Sunshine’s first practice match at Selwyn Park Tomorrow
Sunshine's football team prepares for a first try-out against Deer Park at Selwyn Park tomorrow. Attendance is expected high. several recruits show promise, with Ross Christensen and Hawkins standout. Injuries keep Rodwell Timms Howard and Reg Wilson from playing. Roy Pope as new coach drives energy and prospects.
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Sunshine
Keainst Deer Park
Selwyn Park
Rodwell
Timms
Howard
Reg Wilson
Ross
Christensen
Hawkins
Coburg
Jim Heenan
Arthur Stavely
Jack Armstrong
North Melbourne
Deer Park Club
Deer Park
Roy Pope
Local Man Killed on Ballarat Road
Mr John James Le Sueur aged 65 was killed instantly on Ballarat Road at 7 40 last night when struck by a motor truck. He was walking along the road watching a cyclist as a truck overhauled from behind swung him into the line of the truck, throwing him about 20 feet. He suffered extensive head wounds and a broken neck. Le Seuer was a gardener for Nettlefolds Pty Ltd and A G Spalding and father of Ben Le Seuer, Braybrook Football Club secretary.
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John James le Sueur
Ballarat
le Seuer
Ben le Seuer
Braybrook
Chum
Nettlefolds Pty. Ltd
A. G. Spalding
Recruits Highlight Braybrook Club News
Roy suffered a Wednesday accident and broke a bone in his hand, sidelining him for about six weeks. Len Jenkins from Wonthaggi, a top recruit who won Dr Albie Pennell's trophy, has training offers from several League clubs. Jim Jeffrey, six feet tall and 13 stone, from Healesville district, is another notable arrival.
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Roy
Len Jenkins
Wonthaggi
Albie Pennell
Braybrook
Coal City
Len
Jim Jeffrey
Healesville
Detonators Stolen From Sunshine Quarry Magazine
Three hundred detonators were stolen from the powder magazine at Stanley Quarries on McDonald Road Sunshine last night after a forced entry. Police suspect local youths, with dead matches scattered around and a 7 pound bag of gunpowder emptied outside, possibly for transporting the detonators. Authorities warn parents and youths that detonators are dangerous in untrained hands.
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Stanley
McDonald Road
Sunshine
Obituary Mrs Katherine Dunlop 69 in Footscray burial
Mrs Katherine Elizabeth Dunlop of 7 Ridley Street died last week at 69. Born in Bathurst New South Wales she moved to Sunshine 26 years ago. She leaves three daughters and a son from a previous marriage and her only child Campbell Dunlop from a second marriage. Funeral at Footscray cemetery conducted by Rev A K Winter with Walter A Warne mortuary staff in charge.
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K. E. Dunlop
Katherine Elizabeth Dunlop
Ridley Street
Dunlop
Campbell Dunlop
H. V. McKay Massey Harris Pty, Ltd
Bathurat
N.S.W
Sunshine
Footscray Cemetery
A. Ke, Winter
Walter A. Warne
Sunshine branch marks second anniversary of Buffaloes
The Sunshine branch of the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes celebrated its second anniversary at the Sunshine Theatre with Grand Lodge and Knights Chapter Lodge present. Five suburban lodges paid regalia visits and the attendance was the largest since the Sunshipe Lodge formed. Primo K. Cunningham invited visitors while Grand Primo of Victoria L. Opitz thanked attendees and predicted the lodge would become Victoria’s premier unit with continued progress. A community competition won by Knights Chapter Lodge, with harmony items performed by Bros. Owens, Alison, Fowler, Cruce, Stockdale and visiting brethren.
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Sunshine
Order of Buffaloes
Sunshine Theatre
Grand Lodge
Knights Chapter
Sunshipe Lodge
Primo K. Cunningham
Grand Primo of
Victoria
Bro. L. Opitz
Bro. C. G. Carlton
Knights Chapter Lodge
Bros
Traffic Offenders Fined In Sunshine Court
Charlie Bennett of Pridham Street Maribyrnong was fined 10 shillings for riding a bicycle with lights off. Lindsay Watt Ascot Vale fined 10 shillings for driving with one headlight. Robert Wooten North Footscray fined 16 shillings for similar offence. Edmund Huf Tenshurst fined 15 shillings on two charges for rear and pilot lights. Robert Giles Seddon fined 15 shillings for cutting a traffic button. Winston Hall fined 20 shillings for speeding in a truck on the Western Highway.
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Charlie Bennett
Pridham Street
Maribyrnong
Sunshine Court
Constable Power
Leith Avenue
Hampshire Road
Lindsay Arthur Watt
Munro Street
Ascot Vale
Robert Wooten
Ballarat Road
North Footscray
Edmund E. Huf
Tabor
Tenshurst
Robert Giles
Browning Street
Seddon
Winston J. Hall
ASCOT SELECTIONS BY LUCKNOW STAFFORD TRIAL HURDLE LIST
Racing selections list from Lucknow notes horses in various divisions with runners including Laveur David Quex Stylist Shanghai Lady Colyton Miss Burn Gold Nugget Gaybrook Star Leaf Master Money Belle Silhouette Sarsparilla Master Motley Spearflash and others. Best bets noted as Master Motley and Spearflash.
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Lucknow
Stafford Trial
Laveur
David Quex
Torrington Ourage
Shanghai Lady
Colyton
Sone
Miss Burn
Gaybrook
Murchison Handicap
Phildean
Sarsparilla
Woking ‘Am
Belle Silhouette
Marion Melton
Black Mae
Best Bets Master Motley and Spearflash
Buffaloes Pilgrimage to Fawk Cemetery Parade
Under Grand Lodge direction a Buffaloes pilgrimage will be held Sunday. Lodges assemble opposite the King's Picture Theatre at Sydney Road Coburg at 3 p.m. The march starts promptly at 3 15.
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Buffaloes
Fawkher Cemetery
Grand Lodge
King’s Picture Theatre
Sydney Road
Coburg
Ladies' meeting forms club committee for season
A meeting at Mr E Naylor's Sydney Street aims to form a ladies' committee to work with the club this season. A match committee led by C Harley and others discussed the training list and upcoming events including a Sunshine Town Hall dance on April 17 with 1/8 admission. The club reports trainer shortages easing and notes trainer Dwyer, known as Tim, may return soon after recent misinterpreted actions.
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Messra C. Harley
C. Ellingestn
R. Lowe
K. Wilson
C. Sheehan
Sunshine Town Hall
Dwyer
Tim
Arrangement Of Flowers Lecture At Horticultural Meeting
The Horticultural Society will host a lecture on arranging flowers for a show bench next Wednesday. Speaker Mr F R Dowse, former Melbourne City Council decorator, is well known to Sunshine members. Entries for the April 24 show have arrived. The committee plans a surprise display that could be the largest in the society’s history.
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The
Horticultural Society
F. R. Dowse
Melbourne
Sunshine
Wclowr
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Forge
D.P.S
Nicholson Street
Footscray
Ascot
E. Naylor
Sydney Street
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