Lean weigh-in at Yellingbo yields modest catch for local club
The local club held a weigh-in near Yellingbo at Pare slow's where the Woori Yal lock Creek system drains into the big creek. Anglers returned tired as most catches were undersized blackfish though Dave Brown landed a 1 lb 10 oz blackfish the largest since the club began. Len Cooper won with five trout totaling 3 lb 14 oz. Dave Brown placed second with a blackfish and one trout totaling 2 lb 4 oz. Bert Craddock was third. Continuous entries from several members followed. Next Sunday members fish Bream Creek with a 5 am bus from the post office and weigh-in at 7 pm.
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Yellingbo
Pareslow’s
Dave Brown
Dave
Len Cooper
Bert Craddock
G. Brown
S. Lowe
JD. Oldfield
B. Morgan
H. Caddick
J. Pettifer
H. Smith
G. Thompson
Leo Fisher
G. R. Crick
Bream Creek
Messrs Morgan and Fisher
Indies’ Committee
Gardiner
Umbrella Mystery In Restaurant Prompted by Patron
Brown enters a restaurant and questions a waiter about leaving an umbrella in the umbrella rack. The waiter surveys the area and asks for clarification on the umbrella type, while Brown admits no preference for any umbrella.
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Brown
Poultry Association Reports Healthy Year At Sunshine Branch
W J Halliday reports a strong year for the Sunshine branch of the National Utility Poultry Breeders Association. Despite thefts including 80 pullets, members advanced a new egg laying competition idea, expanded food department, and numerous show cups were won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Halliday
Sunshine
National Utility Poultry Breeders’ Association
Pencott
Sunshine Branch
Election of officers and financial report
The meeting elected President W. J. Halliday Vice-president E. Drayton Secretary and treasurer A. E. Betts Auditor J. Tate Committee members C. C. Phillips G. Cuthbertson H. Mills F. Richards B. Pencott D. Duncan Representatives to executive council W. J. Halliday A. E. Betta Delegate to Poultry Control Council E. Drayton The secretary received an honorarium of 2 pounds 2 shillings and Tate was recognized for auditing The branch shows assets of 23 pounds 16 shillings 9 pence with no liabilities and a stronger position than a year ago
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W. J. Halliday
E. Drayton
A. E. Betts
J. Tate
C. C. Phillips
G. Cuthbertson
H. Mills
F. Richards
B. Pencott
D. Duncan
Executive Council
A. E. Betta
Poultry Control Council
Sunday Schools Work Celebrated at New Methodist Hall opening
Rev Joseph Wellroy praised Sunday schools as a duty to children and christened new facilities. He highlighted three keys to success namely building, curriculum and teachers and shared examples of community gifts funding halls and equipment, including a centenary gift and a £1500 Sunshine hall.
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Joseph Wellroy
Inderfarten Hall
Mellroy
Mafin
Young People's Department
Australia
Sunshine
Sunshine Club Fielding Stronger Team This Season
Preparations for the new season begin with a strong official slate elected at the Sunshine Club annual meeting. Ern Naylor leads a loyal group including Fred Dutt and Jack More as the drive to top the premiership gains momentum amid broader Sub District League activity and talks of new and returning clubs.
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Sunshine
Ern Naylor
Naylor
Fred Dutt
Prank Hayden
Bob Jones
Jack More
Ellingeen
Fitzroy
Auburn
St. Kill
Elwood
North Melbourne
Carlton
Melbourne
Albert
St. Kilda Road
E. Naylor
Messrs
C. Markham
D. O'Donoghue
C. G. Carlton
W. Kirby
F. Duff
W. R. McKay
R Blake
R. McKay
Cra
A. E. Dedrick
J. R. Parsons
L. Harley
F. Esse
F. Hayden
J. More
R. Jones
L. Gardiner
C. Klingsen
E. Stockdale
A. Boyd
A. Douson
R. Roberts
Footscray League considers weekly paper publication
The Footscray District Football League weighs issuing its own weekly paper akin to the VFL and VFA. Local papers describe the league as the state’s most administratively capable football body, with strong club activity and broad interest in a well edited record.
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V.F.L
V.F.A
Footscray
Trees to Block View at Warem Oval Proposal
Dr Hanmer proposes Footscray council plant trees on the southern end of Warem Oval to block the view for non paying spectators from Mt Mistace in football matches. The plan aims to reduce unauthorised viewing at the ground.
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Block View
Hanmer
Footscray Council
Warem Oval
Weaponized fountain pens and hatpins draw New York concerns
New York police warn fountain pens hidden as guns are a rising self defense tool among some Americans. Hidden blades in walking sticks resemble ancient sword sticks, while safety concerns echo worries about wearing hatpins in lonely streets.
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New York
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Poultry Association
Wth Footscray
Western District
Robertson
Messrs Stone
Williams
Rugg
Hall
Woodman
Shell Company
N.u.p.ba
N.U.P.B.A
A. EB. Betts
Victoria
N.A.P.B.A
Food Department
Julyan
Murphy
Dutton
Balmond
Drayton
Wills
Cuthbertson
Messrs Phillips
Gill
Mills
Comaidai
Gill and
Neilson
Riley
Sunshine Club
Deer Park Club
S.C.1. Football Club
Deer Park
Victoria Raging Club
Scotchmen’s Hill
Dr. Jones
Footscray League
Bette
Ballarat ST
Yarraville
Hampshire Rd
Spurcus
Hampshire Road
Melbourne, Sunshine, Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Sun
Central
Self’s
Melray Association
Self‘s Store
St. Albans
Gumahine
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