Australian night by Methodist Young People Club draws praise
The Australian night staged by the Methodist Young People Club last Monday featured Australian songs led by H. B. Sully and H. David, with wildflowers, bush imagery, readings, and a play read by J. Taylor and others. A lecturette on Australian birds by Jack Hyett impressed, and thanks were given to contributors. The club plans a Trout season trip to Pike’s Reserve with sign-on at the water and weigh-in later.
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M.Y.P
H. B. Sully
H. David
Mra
Graham
HH. R. Sully
Wm. G. James
Melbournian
8. C. Graham
J. Taylor
L. Berryman
M. Batten
C. Semmens
Farnley Maurice
C. Graham
Jack Hyett
Hyett
A. H. Sully
Adam Lindsay Gordon
Pike's
P. Simpson
C. Day
L. R. Clarke
B. Craddock
Roy Crick
Sunshine Anglers Trophy Won At Werri Beach
The Sunshine Anglers estuary competition at Werri Beach saw a cold, slow day. B Ley of Footscray won with 3 lb 81 oz, followed by C Neville also of Footscray with 2 lb 4 oz in second, and B Morgan with 2 lb.
Cadet Drive Aims to Stock 39th Footscray Regiment
Senior cadets are to swell the 39th Battalion as they reach 18. Lieutenant H A Healy, removed from regimental duties, will command and train the cadet detachment. Cadets may become marksmen using rifle Lewis and Vickers guns and practice on Williamstown range. Weekly drills at Footscray and Yarraville, with chances for signalling and anti aircraft gunnery training.
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Footscray Regiment
H. A. Healy
Royal Irish Rifles
East
Africa
Williamstown
Footscray
Yarraville
Sunshine to meet Royal Australian Naval Reserve in D section semi-final
Sunshine Concords to face Royal Australian Naval Reserve in Coburg tomorrow in the first semi final of D section lacrosse. Sunshine's third season shows improved results with a balanced lineup from Dunkley Thom Clough Hibbs Haxby Walker Watkins James Gillies Wiffen Wallace Gibson. Bus leaves from the post office at 1.48 pm Saturday. Sunshine lost 11 6 to University High School with Williams Wat king Gillies among goal scorers and James Thom Walker Watkins Dunkley among scorers.
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Sunshine
Royal Australian Naval Reserve
Coburg
D. Section
R.A.N.R
Dunkley
Thom
Clough
Hibbs
Haxby
Walker
Watkins
James
University High School
Watking
Gillies
Witten
Smah Bent
J. James
Sunshine AWA Social Binds Attendees at St Mark's Hall
The Sunshine branch of the Australian Women's Association hosted a successful social evening at St Mark's Hall. Guests included Sunshine A.N.A. Footscray A.N.A. and A.W.A. Sunshine benefit attendees. President Miss Willaton welcomed visitors, dancing followed, Mins H Dickson and partner won the spot dance, music by Mins Willaton Wright and Mounsey. The event marks the first of many promised entertainments for members.
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Sunshine
Australian Women's Association
St. Mark's Hall
Sunshine A.N.A
Footscray A.N.A
A.W.A
Miss Willaton
Mins H Dickson
Mins Willatton
Messrs Wright
Mounsey
Presbyterian Physical Culture Club shines at Bosworth College
At the Bosworth College meet held at Wirth's Olympia the Sunshine Presbyterian Physical Culture Club won first in both junior and senior divisions. They received shields for seven consecutive years of first certificates, with praise to instructress Miss Halligan for guiding the girls to a high standard of physical culture.
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Bosworth College
Wirth’s Olympia
Sunshine Presbyterian Physical Culture Club
Junio
Miss Halligan
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Hampshire Road
Advocate
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Methodist Young People
Presbyterian Physical Culture Club
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Challen
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
City Depot
Lessdal St
City
Walter. A. Warne
Undertaker
Barkly Street Footscray
A. E. Bowdern