Local links golf results highlight bogey winner
At the club last Saturday a bogey competition produced several winners led by Mrs Buttimer at 10 down and Mrs Shaw at 13 down. Other notable scores included Miss Marshall 14 down and J Wenn 3 down. Next Saturday features a stroke competition with a champion sticks presentation anticipated by a good crowd.
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Mrs. Buttimer
Mrs. Shaw
Miss Marshall
Mrs. Deed
Mrs. Morris
Mrs. Herweg
Miss Hutchinson
J. Wenn
W. Gale
H. Morris
Y. Bolton
R. Wilson
EK. Gerry
A. Buttimer
W. J. Wallis
Sunshine Golf Club hosts card afternoon bridge and whist
On Tuesday August 19 at Sunshine Golf Club rooms a card afternoon featured bridge won by Mrs Templeton and Mrs Browne and whist won by Mrs Gilchrist with Mrs Herweg second. Low score holder was Mrs Guy and Miss I Thompson won a special effort. A Stableford on August 20 saw a trophy donated by Mrs Bell go to a popular member. Next Wednesday August 27 an 18 holes stroke competition is planned with stewards Miss I Thompson and Mrs Herweg.
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Sunshine Golf Club
Templeton
Browne
Gilchrist
Herweg
Guy
I. Thompson
Stableford
Bell
Deer Park Mothers Club Celebrates Fifth Birthday
The Deer Park Mothers Club marked its fifth anniversary on Wednesday August 13 with a large turnout. Members enjoyed decor of blue and gold, raffles and a riddle prize while officers received flowers. treasurer announced £22 in the bank as head teacher Mr. Allen, ill, sent birthday wishes and a telegram urging the motto Carry On.
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Deer Park
Braybrook Shire Council Advances Street Works and Health Notices
The Shire Engineer reports progress on Boulevard widening and new seal, Barb Street and Middle Road footpath adjustments, Mitchell Street work, Market and Ridley Street improvements, Forrest Street Extension, tramway expansions, and a rear Inkerman Street easement drain plan. Shire Health Inspector notes include a Maidstone factory inspection, nuisance cleanup at Warrs Road corner, prosecutions for wandering stock and indecent language, and a reapplication for the offensive trades machinery permit with proposed compliance.
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H. Robinson
Newstead-street
Newstead Street
Barb-street
Middle-road
Barbstreet
Mitchell-street
Market Road
Co- Ridley-street
Forrest-street
Adelaide-street
Gordon Street
Footscray Council
Ballarat Road
Raleigh Road
Essendon Council
Shire Reserve
River-street
Rosamond-road
Williamson-road
Inkerman-street
Delacy-street
Rosamond Road
L. E. Thorpe
E. L. Robert
Madden-street
Maidstone
Warrs-road
Bloomfield Avenue
Sunshine Court of Petty Sessions
Jane McKenzie
James Rockett
William Oaken
St. Albans
G. W. Pennell
Imitation Talk Sparks Tense Domestic Exchange
A husband and wife argue about imitating Hollywood stars at home. The husband scolds the wife for talking too much while the wife retorts with sharp refusals, creating a volatile domestic moment.
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Joe E
Winston the Young Winston the Young
An American journalist calls Mr. Churchill an old man in a hurry, noting he is sixty six and arguing age does not dictate leadership. The piece reviews historical leaders, life expectancy, and compares Marlborough Jervis Howe to Churchill, arguing vitality and achievement outpace age.
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Mr. Churchill
Churchill
Alexander the Great
Clive
India
Empire
Wolfe
Quebec
Canada
Nelson
Battle of the Nile
Wellington
Napoleon
Europe
Pitt
Caesar
Duke of Marlborough
Battle of
Blenheim
Marlborough
Sir John Jervis
St. Vincent
John
Howe
Germans boast of young generals but need Moltke's age
The text questions German military leadership by asking if a commander modernly comparable to Moltke exists. It contrasts youthful boasting with Moltke’s seasoned stature during the Franco Prussian War. The remark implies doubt about contemporary German strategic depth.
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Moltke
Kapps Antiseptic Soap Ad Promotes Hair Health
An old advertisement touts Kapps Antiseptic Soap as solving dandruff and hair growth issues. It urges readers to buy a third cake from W. and C. Gross, chemists on Hampshire Road, claiming rare antiseptic and olive air benefits.
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Kapps
C. Gross
Hampshire Road
Public Notice at White City Coursing Ground September 1941
Notice bans all wagering at the Dog Race meeting to be held at 8 p m on the White City Coursing Ground Tottenham on September 1 and 3 1941. Anyone wagering will be removed or arrested without warrant and may face a penalty upon conviction. Dated Melbourne August 22 1941.
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White City Coursing
Tottenham
Melbourne
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Sunshine Carrier
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Durham Road
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Sunshine
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Braybrook
R.B. Penn
J. M. Burke
Harry Hall Pty. Ltd
Nicholson Street
Footscray
Opposite Forges
Walter A. Warne
Undertaker
Barkly ST
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R. W. Lobb
Droop Street
Royal
H.p. Vauxhall
Buick
Chrysler
Mothers' Club
Advocate
Necker & Hare
Swanston Street
Wertheim
Albert F
Necker
F'scray
W. J. Burden
Chirnside Street
Footscray Phon
Barkly Street
Braybrook Council
Winston the Young
By Norman Hope
Fox
Sir George Otto Trevelyn
Poultrymen & Farmers’ Trading CQ
Queensberry Street
North Melbourne
Brien’s Comfort Coaches
Mord Street
Florist
Margaret Shorten
Sybil Nichelle
Barkly Street Footpecray
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