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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Dec 16, 1932

Page

7

Century stand and gritty bowling mark East Sunshine innings

East Sunshine 1sts declare at 188 for 7 after T Walsh topscoring with 104 not out supported by N Donald 31. P.A.F.S. tied down by Miller and Haxby and chased to 13 with Miller taking the last wicket. Sunshine bowlers Kimball and Ward contributed, while Pippett and Jansen offered brief resistance to the visitors.

East Sunsutchists V. P.a.bs East Sunshine N. Donald Walsh T. Walsh P.A.F.S Donald Miller Pearce Perry Owens Haxby Byrnes Roach Peeler Slalliday Baker Scott Enever Verry Pirs Schmidt Muller Sunshine Rogers Anderson K. Roberts Kimball Ward Herring Smith Lowe E. Robarts Prewitt Kay Kirk Pippett Simpson Jansen Sundries Baptist Findlay Hughes

Harvesters Win Toss and Bowl Out M U Llo

Harvesters won the toss and batted. Gibson and Hobbs opened, Hobbs bowled by Haxby for 2, Whitfield and Stephenson back in quick succession, Evans clean bowled Stephenson. Walker 3 and Polson 10 offered resistance as Haxby took 3 for 18, Thomas 3 for 20, Evans 2 for 6 to dismiss MU to 62. Haxby 3,0.0, Houston 6, Evans 12.

Harvesters Gibson Hobbs Haxby Evans Whitfield Brown Stephenson Walker Polson Bnes Thomas M.U Houston V. Evans

Sunshine I.0.R. vs Collingwood 10.R. Innings Snapshot

Sunshine I.0.R. bowled Collingwood for 90 in 10 overs. Top scorers Patten 10 and Kinnersly 38 led with Patten and Dean 19 not out. Clarke 3/77 and Roadley 5/44 shared the bowling honors as the innings ended with eight wickets down.

Ballarat Road Spraying and Roadworks Update Reported

Council reports detail Ballarat Road spraying toward the tram terminus with attention through Christmas. 112 workers are employed this week on various projects including Northumberland Road bitumen, Sunbury Road embankments, Selwyn Park salamander track, Durham Road footpath, and drainage at Lynch's Corner.

H. Robinson Ballarat Albion Northumberland Road Merrie Creek Sunbury Road Stony Creek Boxing Out Commonwealth Selwyn Park Durham Road Lynch's McKay Westmoreland Road Boundary St. Albans York and Albury Streets

Inspector's Report on Diseases and Public Works

Inspector notes three infectious disease cases with diphtheria in Deer Park and Braybrook and scarlet fever in Braybrook. Fumigations and contact isolation performed. Milk samples 6 tested. five pass, one deficient in non-fatty solids. Sunshine public buildings inspected. facilities generally clean though design crude. cinema box and biograph apparatus meet regulations. One burst pipe near Geelong road at Brooklyn repaired after delay. Five head wandering stock impounded, two released on road.

L. le. Thorpe Deer Park Braybrook Picture Theatre Geelong Road Brooklyn

Infant Welfare Centre Attendance Report

Sister Hancock reports new cases including babies and adults advised on personal or infant hygiene. Old cases total 188. Analysis shows 320 total infants attended and 18 ante-natal adults. Home visits: 6 new cases and 100 previous, total 166. Summary notes health and general condition of infants and mothers is most satisfactory.

Treasurer's Report Brief from Hargreaves

The report itemizes receipts for the month, noting money taken in and balances. Hargreaves presents figures for record keeping and financial accountability.

Tennis Association reports lively round of matches in fine weather

In fine weather another round of matches featured Albion Methodists, Sydenham, Spaldings, Gardens and Sunshine clubs. Mixed doubles proved decisive with scores such as Grogan Hughes Dawes 8 4 and various singles and doubles games noting close sets and strong performances by both men and women across multiple clubs and venues.

Sydenham Albion Grogan Hughes Davies — Evans Schmidt Grogan—Bond F Evans—Doherty Grogan— Cott Schmidt—Neyland Hughes —Bond Davies — Doherty

Community Singing Social Tickets and Pension Schedule

Tickets for the Community Singing Social on December 26th are available from Mrs W Mounsey at 27 Station Place, Sunshine, or from the Advocate. Old age and invalid pensions will be paid in the next fortnight on Wednesday, December 21st, instead of Thursday.

W. Mounsey Station Place Sunshine Advocate

November financials and monthly balances report

November totals show receipts of £272 12s 4d with expenditure of £1787 17s 6d. Dr. balance ends month at £9780 13s 4d and on 30/11/31 at £11672 19s. Ridings balances list Western cr. £3047 8s 8d Central de £5246 1s 54d Southern dr. £ a369 16s 1d River dr. £5397 10s 4d Trust Aet cr. £185 0s 3d.

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