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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 11, 1936

Page

4

Druids To Host Christmas Activities Across Lodges

The Sunshine Druids announce Christmas events across St Mark's Hall on December 1 for members children and a social reunion for adults. Upcoming functions include Pound Night at Footscray's Federal Hall December 14 Newport Nelson Lodge December 16 and a Yarraville Ivy Leaf Lodge social December 17. Local secretary Bro L K James may arrange transport for interested members. About sixty members attended Ivy Leaf Lodge gathering led by District President Bro Milne and other officers.

Father Christmas Sunshine Druids St. Mark's Hall Dutriet Ty Lodge Footscray Federal Hall Nelson Lodge Newport St. Augustine's Hall Yarraville oMeers Ivy Leaf Lodge L. KE. James

Rifle Club Shoots 600 Yards At Sunshine Harvester Works

Ten members of the Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club competed for the 600 yards range. Alan Mannon won with 47 points and seven balls. Bert Smith acted as host. Other scores listed include Farnworth 45 40, Hodge 41, Wilton 39, Franken 42, Maddann 42, Dumbrell 52, Bignell 46, Barnett 46. The Chinetouy shoot is planned for Saturday November 1 with the prize list to be announced.

Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club Alan Mannon Bert Smith Mann Amith Farnaworth Vi Hodge O J. Wilton H. Franken Fo Magann A. E. Dumbrell W. Bignell Barnetl Ldaa Hue

Lodge Officers Named After Sunshine Elections

The column lists lodge officers elected in Yarraville area with roles such as Arch Druid, Vice Arch Druid, Inner Guardian, Arch Bard, Secretary and Treasurer. Sister M Roskilly is noted for holding every possible lodge office. Sunshine Angling Club links appear through Mr Bort Morgan. Next week will publish results of Sunshine elections.

Yarraville Way Oltiete Arch Brn Fy Stockall Arch Druid Bro Wi. Meyers Roard Inner Guardian Brews Diane Bro Bedson Bard Brox Cook Piggott Morgan and Dobbie Bro. Lyall M.C M. Roskilly

Tennis pairs compete in mixed doubles matches

G Davies and A Morris defeated Hughes and Clarke 7 3. Davies and A Fleming beat Hughes and K Brown 7 1. Morris and Fleming beat Brown and Clarke 7 5. Mrs Dripps and Mrs Beardmore beat Miss Self and McKechnie 7 6. Mrs Dripps and Mrs Barrie beat Miss I Brown and McKechnie 7 6. Beardmore and Barrie beat Miss Self and Brown 7 1. Davies and Mrs Dripps lost to Hughes and Miss Self 5 7. Fleming and Mrs Brown and Miss McMorris and Mrs Barried Clarke and Maas Brown 7 2.

G. Davies A. Morris Hughes Clarke Davies Fleming K. Brown Morris

Sunshine Methodists and Spaldings Tie in Net Series

Score sheet shows Sunshine Methodists 61 to 4 over Spaldings with multiple doubles and ladies matches. David, Smith, Swan, Bailey, Hebb, Hanley, Richards and Taylor appear in several 7 to 0 and 7 to 4 results, including Miss Penrose and Miss Papet in mixed doubles.

Hy David H. Smith Swan W. Bailey David Willaton D. Swan K. Hebb Smith Bailey Hebb Miewus M E.taylor Mines B. Hanley J. Richards M. Taylor D. Pen Kane Papet Taylor D. Penrose B. Papet H. David D. S. Swan Mise K. Hanley Ki. Taylor D. W. Bailey F. Willaton D. K. Hebb

Roseleigh Defeats St Marks in Local Tennis Matches

Roseleigh 63 St Marks 32 in a women’s singles clash. Doubles results include McIntyre and Dealey over Abson and Simcocks 72, and McIntyre with Jennings over Williams and Simcocks 7 6. Various pairings follow with Cunningham, Gibson, Neilson, Jones and McIntyre securing wins in mixed and doubles games through July.

McIntyre T. Dealey D. M. Abson D. Simcocks J. McIntyre N. Jennings I. Gibson Mixx G. Jones E. Gibson McIntyre d. M. Abson J. Nexon J. Cunningham G. Williams Misa J. Gibson

Council Grants Home Move and Discusses Tramway Plan

The council granted R W Adams permission to relocate his house from Bordeaux Street to Devonshire Parade North Essendon. A Keilor Road tramway extension was praised by the Metropolitan Tramways Board and a ballast track to Spring Gully discussed. Fire brigades alarm needs and water storage plans were debated with St Albans residents. Next meeting set for February 6.

R. W. Adams Bordeaux Street Devonshire Parade North Exsendon Mel Woods Adams Metropolitan Tramways Board W. K. Park Keilor Road Walters Country Roads Board Tramways’ Board St. Albans Sunshine St. Albans Progress Association

Successful Students at London College of Music Examinations

At the London College of Music elocutionary exams before J Howlett Ross on December 8 Mrs C Steedman students were successful. Primary section Betty Shuffrey honors Elementary Charles Young 1st class Intermediate Joan Boot honors Senior Coral Bowers 1st class. Additional names include Betty Evison Phylie Mi beth mary int class Daphne Douglas Pat Jayden Elementary Betty Blakes 1st class Edna Rigby 1st class Joan Wilson 1st class Intermediate Coral powers int class Lori Nayler 1st class Ge Mann Senior 8 elem

London College of Music J. Howlett Ross C. Steedman Betty Shuffrey Charles Young Betty Blakes Edna Rigby Joan Wilson Coral Powers Lori: Nayler Ge Mann

Department's Reg Regs Threaten Local Building Heights

The council discussed new state building permit rules limiting hangar and dwelling heights near a aerodrome. Officials argued the 15 foot limit would bar new homes, shifting area land to grazing use. By Crswen and Dickson motion, maximum height was set at nine feet, replacing the prior 15 foot cap.

Castle Keilor Shits Cil Woods Shire Agerinary Ias Dickson Therome Walter Merodrome Crswen and

Debate Over Salary Of Typiste In Keilorshire Council

A finance committee recommendation to raise the council typiste salary by £26 per year sparked debate. Councillors argued about association membership and the council’s pay policy, with some saying the increase may be economically unwise in the future. The motion to adopt the increase was not approved.

Keilorshire N. Woods Municipal Employees’ Association Nerese Parsons Dickson Council Hilbert

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