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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Apr 16, 1937

Page

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Vic James Cleared Under Protest By Sunshine Club

At a Sunshine Football Club committee meeting Vic James was granted a clearance to Yarraville after concerns over treatment by the rival club. The committee protested to the League and associations while noting Sun shines players' need for local work and support. Yarraville sent the clearance to Essendon, sparking dispute over club influence and eligibility.

Sunshine Football Club Vic James Yarraville Sunshine Essendon Sunshine Club

Swimming trophies awarded at Sunshine Club night

Sunshine Swimming Club held picture night at the Sunshine Theatre presenting trophies for under 15 freestyle won by Braybrook, under 16 50 yards won by K Fraser and Joan Sharp, under 13 25 yards won by S Smith and Jean Sharp, under 11 25 yards won by L W Steers, Learn to Swim 25 yards won by W Clayton and Betty Cunningham. Cunningham also received a special trophy for her efforts in multiple events. Learn to Swim certificates were awarded to a long list of learners including Betty Markham, Betty Thomson, Nora Sharpe, Norma Kitchen, Maisie Thomson, and others. The club acknowledged support from Dr. A Lowe, Mrs Lowe, and several local supporters.

Sunshine Swimming Club Sunshine Theatre Shire of Braybrook K. Fraser Marjone Sharp Joan Sharp S. Smith Jean Sharp L. W. Steers W. Clayton Betty Cunningham A. Lowe Lowe Shire of Bray

New Oxywelding and Auto Repairs Studio Opens

A new oxywelding and auto repairs premises opens at 12 Ridley Street Sunshine. Proprietor Mr Garde offers all classes of repair work with guaranteed service and promises pickup and delivery for all jobs.

Ridley Street Sunshine Garde

Dead man rests by railway line turns out alive

At about 7 am Sunshine police found a man lying beside the railway line near the Black Arch bridge between Sunshine and Tottenham. Senior Constable McDonald arrived to find the supposed corpse sit up and explain he was only resting with no sinister purpose.

Sunshine Police Black Arch Bridge Sunshine Tottenham McDonald

Hostile and Sarokos Lead Brighton Welter Card

Seymour Richmond and Sidcup headline the 68 hostiles in a Bright on welterweight bill led by Calfly and Master Motley. Sarokos is listed as a top contender with Cry Havoc shown as best bet alongside Hostile.

Sarokos Master Motley Cry Havoc

Teams chosen for Selwyn Park football practice match

Old players versus new players selected for a 3 pm practice match at Selwyn Park tomorrow. Umpire from Sub-League in charge. Readiness: players urged to arrive early for allocation of positions and uniform distribution. Additional players welcome for either side at ground.

Selwyn Park Jackson Stavely Christessen Chitty Flynne Clarke Balfour Ramsay Ross M. Wilson Fields Sheehan Armstrong R. Wilson Chigwi Hearey Fairfield Blackmore Castlemaine Hedley Blackmore Carlton Owens Local May Altona

Local News of the Week in Sunshine District

A string of items from Sunshine includes a man fined 10 shillings for riding on the footpath, two men fined 10 shillings for drunkenness, planned wedding at St John’s Church Footscray, holiday update on Mrs Munro party, Sunshine concert plans for April 29, and a divorce filed by Arthur Dumbrell from Lily Dumbrell on desertion. Constable Power noted the drunken arrests. Wedding couple: Miss Beatrice Olive Maddern and Mr Lloyd Frank Pilgrim.

John Hibbs Jlampshire Road Sunshine Sunshine Court Constable Power George Close John Hubber Scott J.P Power St. John’s Church of England Footscray Beatrice Olive Maddern Buckingham Street Lloyd Frank Pilgrim Wright Street C. Munro T. Munro Jean Munro Sydney W. T. Roberts W. Gunn J. Burnside Fiji Sunshine Presbyterian Church Sunshine Town Hall Arthur Ernest Dumbrell Graham Street Lily Louesa Dumbrell East Malvern

Funeral for John James Le Sueur After Truck Death

John James Le Sueur, 67, killed by a motor truck on Ballarat Road last Thursday, was laid to rest at Footscray cemetery after a funeral from his North Melbourne home at 123 Flemington Road. Relatives and friends attended as flowers from Nobels and local clubs filled the wreaths. Funeral arrangements were handled by Nelson Bros, with Rev Father Carney officiating. He is survived by a widow, two sons and a married daughter.

John James le Sueur Ballarat Road Flemington Road North Melboourne Footscray Nettlefolds Nobel (Aust.) Ltd Messrs Nelson Bros le Sueur

Trophies presented at Spalding Social Club night

Members of Spalding Social Club gathered at the social hall on Wednesday as hockey and baseball captains received premiership shields for last year. Mr Don Galbraith bade farewell ahead of a world tour on behalf of the firm, with a wallet of notes. Mr F S Williamson distributed the prizes, while M Kershaw’s orchestra provided music and Howella catered supper.

Spaldings Don Galbraith Maripora F. S. Williamson Madge Fisher George Watkins Galbraith M. Kershaw Howella

Car Crashnelson into Railway Fence Near Sunshine

On Wednesday last Mr Carl Sand man of Coolamoon Street Sunshine drove along McIntyre Road. Near the overhea railway bridge the steering failed and the car crashed into the fence of the embankment wrapping around the post. The driver was not injured.

Carl Sandman Coolamoon Street Sunshine McIntyre Road

New Factory Planned for Deer Park Expansion

The I C S hints at a second Deer Park plant with ammonia synthesis oxidation and nitro cellulose manufacturing. The new processes are unfamiliar to Australia and have defence significance. Specialists will be brought in temporarily for setup and training.

I.C.1 Deer Park Australia I.C.S

Good Things in Little Parcels

Fragmentary column about manners and humor in daily life. Mentions praise among men and a salesman’s shirts, with stray lines on newlyweds and girls diaries as secret places. Ends with scattered observations on motorists and data.

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Forge D.P.S Nicholson Street Lucknow Khartoum Bloomberry Bridge Mar Boonewa Katandra Gartred Spray Son of Aurous Glenhuntly Handicap Liliiene Neerim Glenferrie Sidcup Brighton Welter Sarokos Spalding M. Fisher E. Harbette E. Keily M. Krause D. Barnard M. Gardiner
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