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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 02, 1945

Page

3

Hats Off To Fred Bult And His Sunshine Harvester Tale

Fred Bult, longest-serving employee, recalls early Ballarat days with Hugh Victor McKay. From driving horse power to foreman, he details chaffcutters, winnowers, and the 1895 Sunshine Harvester build boom, drought setbacks, and Argentine orders. Major A. Sharn to preach February 11 at Shire Hall.

J. H. Mellor Fred Bult Cad Big East Sunshine Harvester Hugh Victor Mckay Ballarat Fred Oiely McKay Sunshine Harvester Mr. McKay W. Hopkins Jack George Bult Sunshine Jarvestar Brayrock Sunshine Braybrook Junction Major A. Sharn Shire Hall

St Albans triumph in SUCA knockout final

St Albans defeats Old Boys 143 to 116 in the seniors knockout final at SUCA. Waratah and Druids reach semifinals with Albion and Sunshine among other juniors and women teams sharing a busy match day.

Waa SUCA St. Albans Waratah Stan Taylor Albion Weat Sunshine Druids Old Boys Sunshine East Sunshine Staivens Brayurook Vruiad St Albans D. Waratah D. Albion U-U D. Sunshine U.K D. East Sunshine Jansen Howard West Sunshine Orr O'Toole G.U. v. Sunshine Taafe Davies Charles Edwards Bray Crook Appleby Druida Sunthine Gladman

Bowling Club A team faces Footscray leaders in swift match

Last Saturday the A team traveled to Footscray, the leaders in section one, where Footscray won 107 to 86. Ellingsen led Sunshine with 21 against Griffiths 19, Crook 24 trailed Day 30, Green 25 lost to Perry 21, Layers 33 fell to Wilson 17. The B team hosted Essendon, losing 90 to 83 as Whittingham 23 beat Falsham 17, Rohner 28 lost to Dangerfield 26, Carrick 19 fell to Chalmers 22, Barnes 13 trailed Hanrahan 26. The A team will play Flemington away with a long list of players, while the B team hosts Williamstown with a full squad listed for Clemson.

Footscray Sunshine Ellingsen Griffiths Crook Green Perry Layers Wilson Essendon Whittingham Falsham Rohner Dangerfield Gritton Turner Goodwin Warnock Wicht Carrick Tordoff Dunkling Barnes Grigg Forbes Osborne Guy Mann Emerg Harris G. Bult

Tennis Notes From Saturday Matches Across Teams

St Albans 1 defeated Presbyterian 63 to 14 and Methodist 1 beat St Albans 2. Methodist 2 won over Our Lady’s 2 with 49 to 94, Harvester defeated Our Lady’s 1 60 to 36, and Albion 1 and Albion 2 had no score reported. Captains awarded reminder to obtain complete scores and details.

St. Albans D. Presbyterian Methodist D. St. Albans N.o. Methodist D. Our Ladys Harvester D. Our Lady's Albion

Score cards must be handed in by the required time

An editor appeals for timely submission of score cards to avoid disrupting the paper’s operation. It warns that failure to meet the deadline would jeopardize the cooperative press correspondent and the overall publication.

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Sunshine Court January 23 1945 Drunk and insulting language fined

Idres Jenkins was charged with being drunk and disorderly and with using insulting language. He was convicted on the insulting language charge and fined £2. Other cases: Raymond James Campbell fined £1 with costs for railway breach. truancy fines. James Madden fined £5 for speeding. Donald Geddes fined £3 for truck speed. Charles Cox imprisoned 7 days for arrears then given 14 days to pay after reprimand.

Idres Jenkins Murphy Duke Street Jenkins Raymond James Campbell Sunshine Station Herbert Bennett David Weems Worrall James Theo Madden Merrily Ballarat Donald James Geddes Charles Henry Cox Bein Bene

Harriers Club records and Coburg defeat end A Grade hopes

Ken Doubleday set a club hop, step and jump mark at 44 ft 0 in, breaking Frank Dunkley’s 1994 record. Coburg dominated the meet with top sprinting and 3H points to St Marks 4. Rosell Cox showed pace in the mile as the team prepared for next Saturday’s match against Collingwood in A Grade.

Ken Doubleday Coburg Caburg Frank Dunkley Rosell Cox Cietyries Coburg d. St. Mark's Frazer H. Soamda Ry Cox Cox Volurge Oracle St. Mark’s St Stephens Diseun Pippett McBridy Nash Mle Bride Carland A Clark St. Maurle's Colfingwooff

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