Missing St Albans youth prompts search call
Leslie Kerdell, 15, son of the Rev and Mrs Kerdell, disappeared after leaving home Tuesday afternoon. Described as 6 ft 2 in, medium build, fair hair, pale, wearing dark malt trousers, black overcoat, boots and cap. Anxiety rose as no trace found by press time. appeal for news to locate him. St Albans Cricket Club beat Eratics last Saturday and face Richmor A.N.A. this afternoon.
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Leslie Kerdell
jBira
Kerdell
Pothin
Tithovich
Sydenham
Sheridan
St. Albans
St. Albans Cricket Club
Eratics
Richmor! A.N.A
Sunshine Industries Hit Record Output at Carnival Program
Sunshine industries run at high capacity with Sunshine Harvester Works posting a record last week. A large number of workers are now on overtime to meet demand as header harvesters, many of which are dispatched, push production higher.
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Sunshine
Anniversary Services At Sunshine Baptist Church
The Sunshine Baptist Church held two Sundays of anniversary services with praise for children and teachers. A large Wednesday concert packed the church, prompting calls for a repeat in the New Year. The program featured hymns, recitations, songs, dialogues, a cantata, and prizes for every Sunday school child. Braybrook leads the Metropolitan Iron Quoit competition as Port Melbourne disbands. Braybrook to tour next Saturday with a stronger team ahead.
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Tudbal
F,tudball
F. Robertson
J. He Goble
G. Tudball
Goulman
Essendon
All Werviers
Beenie
Mounsey
Cawood
Watts
Wan
Ivy Buntiig
Jack Ruil
the Society For the Sup Jaraion
Mins Sheilal Libbis
Horis ‘Thompson
Hoya
Lara Beyron
the Southern Cross
Braybrook
Carlton and United Breweries Co. Ltd
Collingwood
Port Melbourne
Braybrook Defeats Collingwood by 29 Points in Iron Quoit Match
Braybrook toppled Collingwood 214 to 185 in iron quoit action on Saturday November 29. Individual scores show Braybrook players like J Tribe 15 and G Hill 25 among others, while Collingwood countered with E Roberts 25 and Jim Lampier 26. The season opened with Collingwood winning by 70, Braybrook then beat Port Melbourne when Port Melbourne defaulted, and Braybrook defeated North Melbourne by over 100 at Braybrook on November 22.
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Braybrook
Collingwood
Jority
J. Tribe
E. Roberts
T. Lamprell
G. Hill
J. Babb
W. Merrigan
L. Preacott
W. Tootell
B. Sawyer
W. Hansen
H. Taylor
Jim Lampier
D. Carrick
Port Melbourne
North Melbourne
Deer Park Life and Cricket At Local Grounds
Deer Park district reports a thriving season with oats and barley crops near Truganina and Rockbank. William Robinson jun. grows standout oats while Cricket Club Hotel changes hands to P Coulton. Local fishing along Kororoit Creek yields a six pound silver eel. Woolgrowers Herdsman Burnside plans shed upgrades to handle larger clips. A Deer Park XI meets Parsons Bros Melbourne today at 3 pm with a local batsman trophy on offer.
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Truganina
Rockbank
William Robinson
Cricket Club
Alf Summers
P. Coulton
Warrnambool
Kororoit Creek
Tom McIntyre
le Diggins
James Burnside
Deer Park
Monsra
J. Hoxketh
R. Hopkins
J. Roms
Ballarat
Burnside
Anl
Deer Park Club
Parsons’ Hros
Melbourne
Building boom faces loan rule curb in Sunshine
Sunshine, a busy town, leads Melbourne suburbs in new houses. A proposed Savings Bank rule requiring fee simple in allotments and approved plans before loans for building may hinder indiscriminate construction. Contractors protest the stringent conditions.
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Sunshine
Melbourne
Savings Bank
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Millory
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Hampshire Road
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