Sunshine Tech School Sports and Demonstrations Report
Boys at the technical school played cricket against Preston on March 29 with Preston seven wickets for 165 declared and Sunshine 70 and 37 in two innings, Preston winning by an innings and 48 runs. Sunshine also beat Brighton Tech in tennis 3 sets 23 games to 1 set 16 games. Prizes corrected for Betty Glenn and Hazel Greig. Demonstrations planned for adults on millinery and coupon saving dress renovations, with cooking demos upcoming at 2 p.m. and the Board of Inspectors to conduct an annual visit next week for about four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical School
Preston Technical School
Sunshine
Betty Glenn
Shire of Braybrook
Hazel Greig
D. Layh
G. Dellit
M. Keating
Sunshine and District
Albion and Sunshine clubs prepare for season opener clash
Albion boys and Sunshine United 17 Grade field squads after practice as fans anticipate the season opener. Players like McGrath Stephenson Learmoth McBean Davies Hill Styles Preston Blythie James McKenzie Queneseez join early drills while coach Bowman plans the team from renewals. Sunshine faces Hampton with practice at 1 30 p m and Albion holds 3 pm outdoor session ahead of May 6 senior fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Boys
Stepho
Sunshine
Bowman
McGrath
Stephenson
Learmoth
McBean
Davies
Hill
Styles
Preston
Blythie
Hampton
OS Secen
Holman
Hoe
Malonei
Stuart
Lanson
Perkins
Hodge
Patee Wright
Thompson
Bunty
Albion
Editor's Post Bag on Sunshine ground opening details
In the Sunshine Advocate report from last Friday readers learned of the ground opening at East Sunshine. The article notes Mr Teven as the president of the East Sunshine committee who introduced and welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Advocate
Ast
Sunshine
East Sunshine
Teven
Obituary of C A Hiscock of Sunshine
The Sunshine community mourns C A Hiscock who died Friday morning after a prolonged illness. He served the Presbyterian church as clerk of the Kirk session and contributed musically in the choir. He and his wife, whom he met in Pyramid Hill, raised three sons and two daughters in Sunshine, supported by mourners from H V McKay’s harvest works. A funeral was held Saturday with ministers W Evans and F Tamagno, and tributes praised his devout character and service to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hiscock
Ridley Street
Sunshine
W. Evans
Presbyterian Church
F. Tamagno
R. B. Penn
Hiscock
Mologa Central
John McKay
Pyramid Hill
Ballarat
H. V. McKay
Pers
Kirk
Mina
Christ
Loleta
Soldier Sentenced and Court Testimony Outlined
Albert Charles Robertson, a gunner at a Sunshine military camp, was found guilty of being on premises with felonious intent and sentenced to three months. The trial featured police witnesses from Baxter, Murphy, and others, with Robertson denying the charges and offering a different alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Charles Robertson
Sunshine
Constable Murphy
Mr Baxter
Charlie Robertson
Murphy
Baxter
Forreat Street
Robertson
Leonard Murphy
Gladys Nellie Nalder
A.W.A.S
Sunshine Picture Theatre
Patricia Haines
Bombadier
Alw.a.s
Downey
Footscray Detective Office
Fetures
Heidelberg Hospital
McDonald
Allan James McDonald
Detective Lickley
Lickley
W.tilams
P.M
Rayter
Mooenhy
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. Miller
Gralist
Irving Street Footscray
Feastey Atreet
Iy Mae el Teed
Herbert King & Sons
Uneral Directors
Caavel
Mortaary Parlour
Albert
Paisley
Footscray
Sunshine Timber Co
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Science
L. G. Leroux
Patmore
Mars
Gross
W. & C. Gross
Mes
Hampshire RD
Charles Augustus Hiscock
St. Albans
Bob Hope
James Hall & Sons
Ron
F. Hall
Melbourne
Wall
Sunshine Pridag
Keith Robert Black
Bazentin Street
Ronald Charles Comley
Rufus Hoy Rofras
Inkerman Street
East St. Kilda
J. E. de Lany
Maribyrnong
G. W. Pennell
Duka Street
Braybrook
Nho
Williams
Alexo
Elders
Lex
F Clarke
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly Street Footscray
Ernest QI
Jackson
Embalmer Ferguson
Williamstown
Melbourne Road
Newport
Mort
Teleplcza
Shewe
Tendanes
Day and Wight
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