Nettlefolds Annual Picnic At Orrington Draws Crowd
Nettlefolds sixth annual picnic held last Saturday February 6 at Orrington attracted nearly all invited. The event featured a group photo, races and a prize distribution led by Chairman F Phillips and President J K Merritt. Highlights included W Willetts winning the 120 yard championship cup and various races among employees, spouses, and local clubs.
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Nettlefold
Orrington
St. Kilda
Headters
Alexandra F Park Oval
K. Merritt
Andra
Adam Kelly
W. Norton
R. Elgar
Secty
J. P. Beveridge
McLaren & Co
F. Phillips
Fr. J. Sutton
R. Edwards
Kelly
Merritt
Beveridge
Messrs. McLaren & Co
J. K. Merritt
Mr. Phillips
Sunshine Anglers Club set to host February meet at Clarke's Lane
A large turnout of ladies and members is expected for Sunday February 14 at Clarke's Lane Exford West. Events include two trophies for ladies donated by Mrs Cretton and the lib Ghub with weigh-in at 7 pm and transport from the Post Office at 10 am. Sunshine team members Turner Lowe Cooper and Ringhall failed to win Hartley Shield in the Devon Park inter club, finishing seventh at weigh-in. Anglers Boat Race entrants St Klix Tate and B Graddock were disqualified at Henley on the Maribyrnong after a walkover heat. The committee plans a Keilor picnic on March 6 and a general meeting Feb 16 at Blair Athol. Local member DD W Gheenham caught 24 lb and 3 lb English Perch at Deep Creek weighed on yabbies.
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Clarke's Lane
Exford West
Cretton
Messes
Harris
Terner
Sunshine
Messrs
Turner
Lowe
Cooper
Ringhall
Devon Park
Brunswick City
Messrs. St. Klix
J. Tate
B. Graddock
Henley
Maribyrnong
Othe
Keilor
Blair Athol
Hampshire Road
Advocate
DD. W. Gheenham
Shine Morticultural Society Plans Sun Show at Shire Hall
The Shine Morticultural Society holds its February meeting at Shire Hall with 8 pm start. The Autumn Show is set for April 23 in Shire Hall featuring flowers vegetables cakes accones jams and jellies with liberal prizes. Next meeting scheduled for March 3 at 7 pm welcomes non members.
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Shire Hall
D. Nt. Parsons
Ladies of Sunshine
P.m
Drayton
Mr. Holman
Mr. Singleton
Mr. Gwynne
Mr. Parsons
Mr. Drayton
Sunshine lax game promises interstate players on Saturday
In Sunshine a lacrosse match is scheduled on the railway reserve Saturday featuring two strong teams from the Victorian Lacrosse Association. Six players have played interstate, and locals anticipate robust support for a sport new to the district.
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Sunshine
Victorian Lacrosse Association
Resignations Noted At St Albans School Committee
At the St Albans school committee meeting last Monday evening Dr and Mrs J F Stevens resigned after years of service. A effort to fill vacancies will be made by the next meeting. Also noted were chimney repairs and new tanks to be supplied for the Base. Mr J H Stevens report sheep losses from marauding dogs while a lucky capture of one dog occurred. Public meeting announced to form a branch of the N U P B A for poultry interests. Euchre winners at the Hall included Mrs Batton Napier and Mr Dickson.
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J. If. Stevens
Stevens
Public Works Departments
J. 11
N.U.P.B.A
Batton
Napier
Dickson
Smith
Glaydon
Les Libbis Announces Backloading Service
Sunshine business readers are informed that Les Libbis now offers backloading from Melbourne Daily. CITY DEPOT Sunshine. Phone 105.
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Sunshine
Melbourne
City Depot
Sunshine Phone
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Pionic
Boyds
Barbara Jones
Phoeby Froiden
Thel Jackson
Les. Spackman
Miss Punston
F. Morris
E Willetts
Nettlefold's Employees Nly
Harper
Harley Orr
Sunshine Anglers’ Club
Shine Morticultural Society
Lacrosse
ST Albans
F. R. Marsh
Marville
Deer Park
G. W. Pennell
A.N.A
Braybrook
W. A. Thomson
Ridley
Suns
Norman Carland
Morris St
Les
Libbis
Lonsdale Street
Walter A. Warne
Barkly Street
Footscray
Hirmingham Street
Yarraville
Footscray 9
A. E. Bowdern
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Oregon
Proup
McAlpin
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