Obituary of Alf Goulee 72 longtime Phoenix Fireworks worker
Alf Goulee died at St Andrews private hospital Sunshine on Monday aged 72 after 40 years with the Phoenix Fireworks Co. Born in Middlesex England, he lived in Adelaide Street Footscray. The funeral was at Footscray Cemetery, with many Phoenix employees including 12 young women pallbearers. The Rev T A Gair officiated and Nelson Bros handled arrangements. A Friday note adds Sunshine Freemasons Auxiliary meeting. Also Ron Lynch, son of M B Lynch Sunshine, placed second in a 50 mile Geelong road race among 183 starters.
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St. Andrew's
Sunshine
Alf. Goulee
Phoenix Fireworks Co
Goullee
Adelaide Street
Middlesex
England
Footscray
W. Stead
Parker Street
Footscuay
Phoenix Fireworks Company
Anny Burt
Marjorie Hall
Dorothy Durant
Nancy Hineh
Alba Schulze
Edna Krause
Winnie Krause
Amy Bunting
Myrtle Bunting
Ma Lasselett
Evelyn Lasslett
Dulcie Whiting
T. A. Gair
Church of England
Messrs
Nelson Bros
Geelong
Ron Lynch
M. B. Lynch
Footscray Amateur Club
Floral Studio Opens In Footscray For Weddings and Decor
Sunshine residents and nearby districts are notified that a new Floral Studio opens at 210 Barely Street Footscray offering wedding bouquets wreaths and all floral decorations. Phone Fey 917 after hours Sun 84.
Dahlia Cultivation Notes From Sunshine Horticultural Society
Mr Harry of Northcote urges deep beds and lime dressing with later iron sulfate for dahlias. Plant Pompone tubers in late November and cactus and decorative types in late December. Feed buds with weak liquid cow manure and blood and bone manure every five days after growth starts. The spring show set for October 29 in Sunshine Town Hall. Competition results listed with points for various entries.
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Harry
Northcote
Sunshine Horticultural” Society
Mr Harry
Garth Harry
New York
Sunshine Town Hall
Rifle Shooting at Williamstown The Harvester Works club tops scores
Riflemen faced a north wind gale at Williamstown last Saturday yet good scores emerged. Capt. Dumbrell led with 47-5, Roy Farnsworth posted 47, and several shooters scored in the mid forties, including W. W. Bignell and V. Patterson.
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Williamstown
Harvester Works
Dumbrell
Roy Farnsworth
A. E. Dumbrell
Masson
R. Farnsworth
W. W. Bignell
V. Patterson
S. E. Wright
V. E. Little
C, Masson
E. J. Wright
H. Barnett
V. Hodge
F. Maason
A. Smith Oo
Polan iv
More Teams in Local Cricket This Year
Local cricket growth shows more teams entering the season with Deer Park and Harvester Works likely fielding sides. The East Sunshine Club meets August 31 at the Bank of New South Wales to arrange plans, while Sunshine Club opens season with a general meeting to boost public support and attract players.
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Sunshine Cricket
Deer Park
Sunshine
Harvester
East Sunshine Cricket Club
Bank of New South Wales
Sunshine Cricket Club
Catering Plans For Melbourne Boys Cricket Season
The Melbourne Boys' Cricket Association outlines the coming season with registration fees for age groups under 18 16 and 14 years and details for Grade teams. It notes expected delegates from the Victorian Iicket Association and Victorian Cricket Union and lists contact information for further details.
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Melbourne Boys’ Cricket Association
W. Ponsford
Ae Rigg
B. Barnett
Patton
Victorian Icket Association
Victorian Cricket Union
Fatrobe Street
Melbourne
Avilly
Celtenton
Erie
Sons
Inda
Melbourne Boys’ Associati
Keilor Presidential Ball Attendance Questioned
A Keilor presidential ball report notes Cr. E. Drayton of Braybrook and Mrs Drayton attended the event among those invited rather than those who attended by mistake, clarifying a clash with dancing principles.
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Cr. E. Drayton
Braybrook
Drayton
Spotswood Triumphs Over Deer Park In Vital Match
Spotswood defeated Deer Park 17.20 to 13.16 in a crucial round, building a strong lead by halftime and holding off Deer Park in the final quarter as rain arrived. Best for Deer Park were McIntyre Power Neal Stevens Day and Neal McPherson led scorers with two goals. Deer Park travel to Williams to face Sway next day, bus leaves 1.40 from the post office.
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Allrounder
Deer Park
Spotswood
Satuday
Apatswood
Shey
Deer Fark
McIntyre
Power
I Neal
Stevens
Day O
Neal McPherson
Prewitt
I Gim
Raynor
Howell
Murphy
Eer Park
Williams
Lme
53 Districts Organise Spirit of Cricket and Community
A well organised body promotes cricket and other activities to foster unity. Activities include swimming, cycle class, physical culture, football with 50 teams across suburbs, and a banjo and ukulele band. A radio session from SAK airs Saturdays 1 16 to 1 45 pm.
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Phy Culture Football Association
SAK
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