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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 28, 1942

Page

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Locals win first semi-final in wet Newport football clash

In wet conditions Spotswood fell 11 11 to 6 15 as locals seized the upper hand after halftime. Goalkickers included Chigwidden six, Hunter two, with noted performances from T Smith, Chipwidden, Burgess, Bradshaw, Searle, Clark, Punter, R Wilson and Nicholls.

Spotawood Newport Spotswood Tuck Y Tire Yan Chigwidden Hunter Wharton R. Wilson Bradshaw T. Smith Chipwidden Burgess Searle Clark Nicholls Kingsville Seddon Gardens Pavilion

Sunshine Baseballers edge American side in tough distant tilt

Sunshine baseballers defeated the American team 56 to 10 at Footscray oval amid uneven fielding. Albert Carey starred despite illness and was named in an Association side to face the Americans at National Park. The club treks to Richmond for knockout play at Richmond football ground, 1.16 pm, with a 12.45 pm arrival for listed players and 11.40 am express for supporters to travel from Sunshine.

Braybrook Williamstown Newport Yarraville Sunshine Post Office Newport Ground Railway Place Staton West Footscray Spotswood West Sunshine Baseballers Footscray Oval Albert Carey National Park Alby Wa Victoria Richmond T. Dalling W. Martin K. Holden

Turf racing results and entries summary

The Turf lists afternoon race card results and entries with horses such as Portfolio Royal Peter Mollie Con Jat Division Blue Valley, Dark Felt Re quest Beau Lake Autumn Liege Portico Avenue Brownie and Darrewell in divisions, noting best tote and day winners including Portfolio and Dark Ages.

Bobby Pearce Phillip Univari Portfolio Mollie Sun Valley Request Beau Lake Place Liege Portico Darrewell Avenue Brownie Liberal Knight Fallada Royal Peter

Golf Notes Elimination Round Amid Weather Delays

Inclement conditions marked the first stroke play elimination round with fast greens and strong winds. W T Williamson shows form returning as R E Murray oversees the second round with a partner list featuring Mrs Herweg Mrs Eddy Mrs Barry and others and scores from last Saturday.

W. T. Williamson R. E Murray Herweg Eddy Barry Climick Marsha Misa Thompson Morri Buttimer Mra Shaw Deed Guy Lyle L. Caithness C. Willaton R S Hudson A Buttimer W. Dinnell Hudson J. Lawson W. Gale R. Boyd R. Herweg J. W. Perry R. E. Murray L. Masters H. Morris F. Willaton Miss Thompson Miss Marshall Shaw Mrs Morris Perry Miss Lyle J Lawson R. Hudson Rob, Murray W. Hudson W. Perry le Caithness A. Buttimer R Herweg

Angling Club Opens Trout Season Highlights Stocking

Streams clear and local waters stocked for opening season. Deep Creek above Keilor shows improvement with last year’s eight thousand yearling trout. Jackson's Creek at Riddell stocked by Vic Fly Fishers from Narbethong hatchery. September close season proposed but not adopted. Wall Pummeroy coordinates outings while stocking pauses post duration and trout license funds may fund future liberations.

Keilor Jackson's Creek Riddell Vic Narbathong Wall, Pummeroy Fisheries and Game Department

Inspector highlights noncompliant rebuild in Deer Park

The Inspector reported to Braybrook Council that a building moved to Station Road, Deer Park, breached the building by law. The Council warned the owner that legal action would follow if defects were not corrected.

L. Thorpe Braybrook Station Road Deer Park

Wise investment: a shilling Advocate ad

A shilling advertisement in the Advocate is presented as a prudent expenditure. The note frames small ads as cost effective and worthwhile for readers seeking visibility or notice.

The Advocate

St Albans Club Calls Meeting After Losses

The St Albans Tennis Club invites members to a Tuesday meeting in the pavilion to elect a new committee due to the deaths of Luxford and McKechnie and the secretary’s absence on national service. The event will be chaired by Dr A G Pennell with Sunday session reminders and Sunshine Tennis Association team entries. Congratulations are offered to Mr and Mrs Stevens and Mr and Mrs Kelly on the birth of a son.

Messrs Luxford McKechnie N. Self St. Albans A. G. Pennell Sunshine Tennis Association G. Stevens Mra Kelly

First Aid Training Drives Activity at Shire Hall

The District Warden praised Sunday’s test and announced more sessions at Shire Hall. Classes include first aid for men and women on Monday and Tuesday, home nursing on Tuesday afternoon, and junior first aid for boys under sixteen on Thursday at 8 pm. Dr Chieyne leads the first aid command, with a call for 20 trained stretcher crews and further tests in another section.

Vacuum Oil supports Shire Red Cross benefit cinema

Sydenham notices announce a Mech anics Hall programme next Friday night 4 September hosted by the Shire of Keilor Red Cross with Vacuum Oil Co providing staff and expenses. A Romary Swingaters dance event follows on Saturday. Local rainfall and railway building repairs are also reported with ongoing concern over delays.

Vacuum Oil Co of Australia Shire of Keilor Red Cross Mechanics' Hall Vacuum Oil Co Vacuum Oi! Co Romary Swingaters Mechanics’ Committee

Keilor Red Cross Holds Annual Meeting and Elections

The Keilor Red Cross branch met at Shire Hall on the 6th for elections. Cr. E. Jolly OP was named President with vice-presidents Crs. Parsony and Parr, and Mr N A Woods as secretary and treasurer. The report noted growing sub-branch activity, £540 remitted to head quarters, 89 AB members, and funds from Victory V badge sales plus other contributions.

Red Cros Shire Keilor Cr. E. Jolly Crs W. R. Parsony J.P W. J. Parr J.pmr A. Dunstan T. G McGregor N. A. Woods L. A Red Cross House Victory Red Cross

Sunshine Methodist Church Reverts to Evening Services

Sunshine Methodist Church will switch to 7 pm evening services this Sunday with Rev. R. Mathias as preacher. Albion and Maidstone hold afternoon services as usual. next Sunday September 6 they revert to evenings. A Young People's fellowship tea at 4.45 pm features Rev. R. Mathias. An intercessory service at Church of Christ is urged Thursday evening, with a 3 pm Thursday service at the Methodist Church for those unable to attend.

Sunshine Church R. Mathias Albion Maidstone Wesley College Church of Christ Methodist Church

Ratepayer questions Shire President election formula

A Mariburnong ratepayer asks the newspaper to publish the rules or conditions governing Shire President selection. The letter notes confusion over Dr. Pennell and editor’s clarification explains rotating procedure varies by riding and that the editor did not commit to a specific president-elect.

Shire Joy Mariburnong Ratepayer Dr. Pennell Pennell Oraily

Public WCTU Meeting Set at Presbyter ian Hall

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union announces a public meeting at the Presbyterian Church Hall on Thursday next, September 3 at 2 30 p.m. The notice calls for members and interested parties to attend and participate in the session.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Church Hall

Braybrook Elections and Local Roads Tangle in 1870 Chronicle

In Braybrook the division faces a three member election amid extraordinary vacancies. Talks focus on grazing rights and public lands, with criticism of road conditions on Pootveray Geelong road and Wil Titinstown road. Council meetings discuss toll opposition, borrowing for public works, and road improvements, with a September adjournment planned.

Williamstown Braybrook Geelong Wil Titinstown Stony Creek Bownl Koraroit Creek Mesure Bouse Thompson Powell Paine Hopkins Delahay Messrs Hopkins Powell Mears Powell Bacchus Marsh Melton Ais Poolseeny Council W. H. Powell Ribeye Fall Pullarat Wyndham Boundary Kororoit Creek Mount Derrimut Raleigh Ertitt

Dads Association Reform Meeting Planned at Town Hall

Dads Association to reform invites fathers of servicemen from the RAAF ALP and RAN to a meeting at the Town Hall on Thursday next. Melbourne executives will speak on the association policy and post war benefits for active soldiers and veterans.

RAAF ALP R.A.N

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