Tennis results shake district standings and top players
The Saturday matches altered district points with Roseleigh Sunshine Methodists and St Albans on top few teams. St Marks Gardens Albion and Linton Spaldings follow as Gardens lead the runners-up, while standout performances include Mullliday Vernon Stark Wigels Wilton and others. Gardens moved to second, two points behind Yurrville as eight matches were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseleigh
Sunshine Mathodists
Ney
Yurrville
Golf and pairs upset in mixed matches report
The page records numerous tennis and golf results with players Hughes, Hogan, Hiscock, McKeehnie, Self, Clarke, Brown, Taylor, and others. Multiple 7 to 3, 7 to 5, and 7 to 4 scores appear, along with note entries for the PONSHINE METHODISTS and LINTON clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf
Hughes
L. Hixcock
Hogan
Self
Clarke
Hiscock
Hinwek
Mises McKeehnie
Baird
Stewart
Yigel McKeehnie
Brown d. Mises Baird
Taylor
Misses Brown
Self d
Miles McKeehnie
Ty Kock
Miss Taylor
Ponshine Methodists
Linton
D. Taylor
F. Willaton
D. N
A. McCreery
D. Tay
Willaton
Stark
Willaloot
D. Stark
McCreery
Deer Park Notes Highlight Guild Outing And Club Events
In Deer Park the Imdies Guild joined Methodist circuit guilds for an outdoor Palms outing despite poor weather. A programme of games showcased two talented women. Next Tuesday the local build WIM hosts a break up meeting with a bus for visitors. Mrs Q Ottaway is home from hospital and well. The Mothers Club plans a final social event midweek. A successful November 2 dance featured decorated hall and raffles. Winners included Mesdames Vincent and Opie and Messrs Williams Wilson McPherson Fletcher and Mr J Solomon chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locwl
WIM
Q. Ottaway
Mothers’ Club
Deer Park
Methodist Ladies Guild
Vincent
Opie
Messrs Williams, Wilson, McPherson and Fletcher
Ella McLeod
Lorraine Robinson
J. Solomon
R. Young
M.C
Presbyterians Celebrate Sunday School Anniversary
The Presbyterian Sunday School marked its anniversary with three services last Sunday and will continue next Sunday with an afternoon and evening program. Rev J Andrew Barber will lead the 3 o clock service and Rev Kamouche the evening sermon about Palestine. A morning public worship occurs at 11. Saturday's 3 o clock program features a kindergarten class in anticipation of Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. Andrew Barber
Kamouche
Jerusalem
Palestine
Local Lawn Tennis Results Mention Players Williams and Gibson
Match notes recount losses for G Williams and Miss I G gon on 8 7 and pairings A Morris with Mrs Barrie and A Winter with Miss E Gibson in Western Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Barry
G. Davies
A. Winter
G. Williams
A. Morrie
G. Williama
D. Sim
Beardmore
Dripps d
E. Gibson
Drippa d. Misses
M. Bradbury
Barrie d. Mines Messbury
Mra Beardmore
I. G Gon
A. Morris
Barrie d. A. Winter
Garbage Collection Debate Prompts Standard Design Push
Sunshine council grappled with what counts as garbage tin in a dispute between the contractor and ratepayers. A resident complained after a sanitary pan tin was refused for collection, prompting calls for safer, standardized receptacles and a council review of inspection and contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Singleton
Thorpe Street
Mia
Singleton
L. BE
Thorpe
Bia
Secon
Drayton
Ben
Mr. Drayton
Robinson
Tiwanalan
Deer Park Cyclists Handicap Race Results and Picnic
Deer Park Cycle Club held a 12 mile handicap race on November 24 with 13 entries. N Rooney won (0.30) followed by J Roy (4.0) and KR Holloway (4.0) in strong showings. Progress points led by C Hell 74 HW O'Brien 66 and R Holloway 42 as the next event plans a 10 mile handicap on Sunday November 22 and a Frankston picnic with buses, park greens events, and officials Bill Thomas Ted O'Brien Ray Holloway and D J Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park Cycle Club
N. Rooney
J. Roy
KR. Holloway
M. O'Brien
C. Bell
Sthow
C. Hell
O'Brien
R. Holloway
R. Shepherd
G. James
R. Clack
H. Rollinson
Frankston
Bill Thomas
Ted O'Brien
Ray Holloway
D. J. Gray
Victorian Swimming Carnival Set For February 20 1987
The Victorian Amateur Swimming Association fixed February 20 1987 for the local club carnival. It also assigned the 880 yards free style for men and the 220 yards for women, with other events arranged by the club. The article notes expected membership growth and uneven drafting of duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorian Amateur Swimming Association
Victoria
Learn to Swim Drive Arrangements Announced
Arrangements for learn to swim drive. Weekly evening sessions begin next Wednesday with instructors at the pool. Intake tomorrow afternoon. Aims include a boys and girls swimming series with trophies for age groups and a carnival finale on February 20. Membership offers tuition benefits to non-swimmers and assistance to improve skills.
Conversation Fragments Reveal Teasing About Appearance
Dialogue fragments show Sha chiding Ho about sensitivity to his moustache and a male caller being called barefaced. The exchange hints at social teasing and self image concerns without a clear event or outcome.
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So, Albans
D. Gardens
J. Melntyre
E. Rutchards
Chapman
K. Hebb
J. McIntyre
D. Dowsett
Chap
S Swann
E. Kutcher
Dowsett
Hebb
the Mises
Cunningham
Misses
Richards
Smith
Misses I
Cunning
M. Jones
Richard I
Pearce
Misses R
Jacke
Jones
Smith L
McIntyre
R. Jackson
J. Richards
Cuntigham
S. Swann
V. Ith
D. Downett
J Jons
D. K. Hebb
Minos M
Batten
Vernon
Halliday
V. Vernon
M. Self
D. Halliday
Taylor Lext
C. Willaton
D. Halli
F. Wills
Mason Methodists
Sunshine Motors
Alf Boorer
Oxywelding Snd
Sunshine
GUY Bros
Gordon ST
Footscray
G. W. Pennell A.N.A. Surprise Manure Works
Sha
Sunshine Technical School
L. G. Leroux
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