Anglers Club Clarke's Lane Trophy Results
Thirty five members competed for the A H Klix trophy at Clarke's Lane Exford Viaduct. G Lowe won with 3lbs 102, E Turner 2lbs Yoxs and E Rugholt 2 lbs doze were runners up. Other weights by Tate Pete fifer Craddock Green Taylor Dixon. The fist included trout dalbs and perch doors. Next is the Hartley Open Championship at duct with a £30 prize. Club train options and entry deadlines announced with travel and weigh in times.
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Clarke's Lane
A. H. Klix
Exford Viaduct
G. Lowe
E. Turner
E. Rugholt
R. J. ‘Tate
J. Pete Fifer
B. Craddock
A. Green
H. ‘Taylor
R. Dickson
Gi. Lowe
Duct
Meiner
Kor Shoxe
Spencer
Footscray
West Footscray
Sunshine
Melbourne
Francis Turner Objects To Sustenance List At St Albans Relief
A reader from Braybrook Shire writes from Grant Street St Albans protesting inclusion on a sustenance list. He asserts his earnings were misreported and offers to provide a signed statement. He asks for copies to confirm his status and pledges to act honorably toward the department.
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St. Albans
Francis Turner
Grant Street
Braybrook Shire
Wisi
St Albans Meeting Discusses Hall Use and Charity Plans
The Nall Committee hears a request from St Albans Scout troop for weekly hall use and grants Thursday evening access if available. J Read seeks extra rehearsal for Cinderella to aid the Better Christmas for the Unemployed, and hall use for a future event is approved. The Progress Association sets Monday meetings. Mothers Club notes a long meeting. collectors report good support for the Christmas children's treat amid tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall Committee
Mr. Cleaves
St. Albans
J. Head
Me Mead
Uneme
Progress Association
Mothers’ Club
Imade
Braybrook Hall Committee Reports Strong Year Despite Depression
The Braybrook Hall Committee meeting chaired by Mr. J. Mullenger reported one of its most successful years since inception with debts largely paid off. A snake bite incident during relief work at the quarries saw Mr. VY Stephens kill the reptile and continue work. Cricket club events on Tuesday drew low attendance. a side wager dance was abandoned due to Maj. Stephenson’s detention. Carrying on, dances featured Miss Morrison and Mr. Dodd with praise for Mr. J. Whittaker and Miss G. Craddock. A fire destroyed the community building used by Mr. Wallace. insurance coverage believed sufficient for furniture. Upcoming wood chopper dance promises vocal items and mystery interludes by A. Brown. Saturday’s steeplechase and coursing drew many patrons. prize list and results noted. A venetian club tournament in the club rooms crowned Mr. A. Duty and Mrs. Simpson for a special effort. Next witched cuhre tourney planned.
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J. Mullenger
VY. Stephens
Stephens
Barrell
Maj. Stephenson
Mc Farrell
Miss Morrison
Dodd
G. Craddock
J Whittaker
Wallace
Mer. Wallace
Louis
Braybrook
A. Brown
Prial—Jime
Jacky
Gater
Maiden
Gripu
Melomie
Silver Jim
Reject
Bullet
Evicket Club Int Club Rooms
Mr. A. Duty
Sunshine Swimming Club opens season with divers visit
The Sunshine Swimming Club begins its season tomorrow at 2 30 pm with a visiting 20 diver team staging an elimination contest for champion ship berths. A water polo match is planned, special diving boards have been installed, and the pool area is prepared for an enjoyable afternoon in fine weather.
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Voomorrow
Sunshine Swimming Club
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Anglers Club
ST Albans
Dst
J. Metnty
Mike AL Ifkelits
J. John
Claydon
W. White
James Hall & Sons
James Hall
Ronald F. Hall
Geofrey Hall
Solicitors, Etc
Lombard
Queen
Central
Farnbach
Irving Street
Footser
Pear Statony
Anderson
Yartavile
Andrew Fors
Hampshire
Williamstown
E. Ellingsen
Anderson Street
New State School
Hampshire Road
Holden
Farley Estate Agents
Chisholm
Sunshine Technical School
Leroux
Walter A. Warne
Barkly Street
Birmingham Street
Yarraville
No Object, "Phone, Footscray
A. E. Bowdern
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