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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
8
Albion Lodge G U C F 6182 meets in Methodist Hall Withers Street Sunshine next Thursday at 8 pm. Members and friends welcome. Syllabus item Games Night. Bro N A Amos, Secretary, 1 Mernda Street, Sunshine.
Sunshine Tent IOR holds meetings in Town Hall on alternate Thursdays at 8 p m New and old members invited Next meeting is Thursday August 28 1952 Secretary G W Batten 74 Forrest St Sunshine MW 9097
After 18 home and away matches the Metropol itan League final table was led by Fairfield 60 points Sunshine 56 East Brunswick 48 Richmond 40 South Melbourne 40 Reservoir 24 Abbotsford 10 Deer Park 10 In BY grade Sunshine 64 East Brunswick 60 Richmond 40 Thornbury 36 Banks 12 Reservoir 4 The A grade fourth place was tight with Richmond edging South by about a goal Semis set for Sunshine and Deer Park with Fast Brunswick meeting Richmond in A and Thornbury facing Richmond in B Tomorrow Sunshine Thirds meet Spotswood and Fourths visit Spotswood Neither Sunshine side can reach finals but both aim to end strong The Boston Cup went to Sunshine for most votes in A grade with 84 votes Les Hunter and Dean Hart top A with 11 each Clota Trophy A grade went to P Wills Abbotsford 24 D Smyth Reservoir 22 A Whittenbury Reservoir R Vardon Richmond 19 each In B grade Scott Trophy won by R Groover Nat Bank 22 A Dick Nat Bank 20 T Moller Sunshine 16 Tomorrow’s games include Cam eron, etc In reserves W Allan, E Beachley, Enever, D Gardiner B Hand, Chigwidden Mackay, Boshert or Fitzsimmons, Phillips, Nuttall, etc Post Office at 1.45 pm with bus leaves Adams Corner 1.30 pm.
St Albans defeated Seddon by a close margin last Saturday in a fast, hard fought game. The Tigers trailed by three with seven minutes left but rallied to retake the lead and secure victory as goalkickers Priest four, McPherson two, Howie two, Missen one.
Last Saturday's second home and away round left the Nos. 1 and 2 teams within the same top four. No. 1 team, now third, will meet Aberfeldie at Royal Park tomorrow, with a 2:45 p.m. start after the 1:88 p.m. Sunshine train. In B grade, No. 2 finishes fifth, hampered by wet weather and two missed games. a card evening is planned at Mrs E Johns's home on Saturday, August 30.
A brief notice urges readers to save waste paper for a Hospitals and Charities appeal. It calls on community members to contribute used paper to support hospital and charitable efforts, outlining the collection purpose and expected impact.
City of Sunshine invites tenders for office equipment including one reconditioned Gestetner Duplicator and two Remington typewriters. Tenders close at 4 p.m. on Monday September 15 1952. Inspection available at Town Hall. The highest bid will not necessarily be accepted.
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