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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Feb 15, 1935

Page

4

QT Mark's Harriers Triumph in Centenary Games

QT Mark's Harriers defeated Coburg 38 to 29 as rain-soaked tracks slowed events. Philpott led in the one mile walk with an unbeaten record, Harper (Coburg) stood out in pole vault, and Coburg dominated sprint and distance events, with Mark's athletes prominent in several finals.

Coburg Philpott St. Mark's Notic J. Carland Distai Philpott G. Harper Co. Yorg Hiter Hider

Returned Soldiers' League Monthly Meeting Report

The Returned Soldiers League held its monthly meeting on Monday. A past Provident's certificate was presented to Mr G Baker by President Mr T Adams. Finances were reviewed with receipts totaling £22 14s 5d and expenditures of £14 4s, leaving £44 10s 8d in credit. Other items covered include plans for a smoke night on March 2, committee decisions on hawk deposits, Apene Day service invitation, and a Christina tree event with a new committee elected to manage charges.

G. Baker T. Adams Howard Cab Drayton Bynch Mackrie Robinson Pune Judy Myers Boakkant Wee Garrow Willyton Goelomge Nieven McKenziee Carlyleiter Agaie Riveral Wuol Nuch Christina Tree Messrs E. Roberts Davy Secomb Herwix Croft Clark Martin

Pro Frens Association Holds Meeting in St Albans

The Pro Frens Association met on Tuesday to discuss several matters including a £200 proposed spend for East Esplanade reconditioning this year and completion next year. Reports noted the Albion road end upgrade and church events with speakers from Croydon and Mel McCallum on Discipleship.

Pro- Frens Association Stevens East Esplanade St. Albans Albion Varn Glendenning Errington Reserve Committee E. J. Luxford Stenson A. Dickxon Self Smith Messrs Hale Lwel Mel McCallum Croydon Yvoniu Presbyterian Church Church of England A. Stanway

Road safety education progress by Victorian club

The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria promotes continuous road safety education citing Government statistics showing a drop in road fatalities per 10 000 motor vehicles from 18.9 in 1923 to 14.2 in 1933 as vehicle numbers rose from 64 637 to 179 602. The writer warns against mislabeling all car-involved accidents as motor accidents.

Royal Automobile Club of Victoria

Anglers Club Picnic At Altona Bay

The Anglers' Club held its annual picnic at Sickle Home Altona Bay with hall piano and singing. Prizes listed include children's and girls events, handicaps, and a Campaspe River fishing trip planned for next weekend with weigh-in Sunday afternoon. Evans and Balfour of Melbourne donated the trophy.

Roughie Anglers’ Club Altona Bay L. Forsyth Gwenda Craddock Rosemary Oldfield Joan Forsyth Teven Crick Joyce Davies Mary Wallace Dulcie Craddock Noreen Simpson Marion Tribe Gladys Forsyth Margie McKenry Duanie Simpruth Stan Davies Bill Cooper Neville Mrs & Tribe G. R. Crick Miss Green L Mes Mure Forsyth

ANZAC Day Transport Organised by Victoria Club

The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria coordinates transport for disabled veterans and nurses in Melbourne's annual Anzac Day march. Since 1921 the club has provided and organized over 200 vehicles, relying on labor and expense to ensure smooth participation for thousands of marchers and supporters. General Sir John Monash praised the club for its essential assistance.

Melbourne Royal Automobile Club of Victoria B.A.C.Y John Monash

Sunshine Horticultural Sale And Plant Lecture At Tecoma

The Sunshine Horticultural Society held a meeting with strong attendance. Drayton chaired. Mr Parsons spoke as secretary. Mr Chandler travelled from Tecoma delivering lantern slides on bulbs and hardy flowers with species notes and cultivation tips. The group discussed bulbs, iris diversity, and planting advice, then noted the annual show on April 27 and subscription policies.

Drayton Parsons Chandler Tecoma England Mombreckia Ulko Hixmara Messrs Parsons and Cambridge

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Mark’s Harriers Roberts Harper Mattinson Cox Knight J. Scanlon Hitler Bennett Mudford Masonic Hall Returned Soldiers’ League B.A.C.V del Inglind Sen Advosats Sunshine Horticultural Sale Dr Drayton A. Lavina Fall Al.c.m L.L.C.M Paisley Street Footscray MISS Lorna Dubbeldan Erma Derby Road Sunshine
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