Revered Nash returns to St Albans pulpit amid memories
The Rev. Mr. J. C. Nash, formerly a Church of England minister for St. Albans, preached at the evening service after being urged by the current minister Mr. Elliot. Morning worship featured Holy Communion by Rev. Mr. Backhouse. Teddy Tong, eight, suffered a fractured scalp from a fall and required eight stitches at St. Andrew's Private Hospital. he is recovering well. The First St. Albans Scout Troop resumes after Christmas with a hike planned from Warburton to Healesville. The Keilor Sports Club plans a £30 stakes event on February 10 at Keilor Recreation Reserve. The Keilor Shire Council approves moving annual picnic to October third Thursday, suggesting Saturday as preferred. The five hundred tournament and dances return with St. Albans Tennis Club hosting. The Progress Association meets February 4 with plans for a Ladies’ Deg competition at Batman's Ford, tickets available through the secretary.
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J. C. Nash
St. Albans
Elliot
Nash
Bose
Backhouse
Teddy
Tong
St. Andrew's
Byrne
Tate
Warburton
Donna Buang
Healesville
Cubs
Akela
Keilor
F. Milburn
Progress Association
Anglers Club Postpones Bay Contest After Rough Weather
Anglers' Club cites rough conditions as main excuse for last Sunday's failure on the Bay off Altona. Ten competitors caught the required two pounds, forcing a re fishing later in the season. Next event set for Murrundindi this weekend with travel details given. Referees listed as D. W. Oldfield, J. Willaton, E. Turner, P. Simpson. stewards W. Purmmeroy and E. Crick. Trophy donated by the club. Euchre tournament final at last meeting won by Mr. W. R. Harwood. euchre leaders named as 8 Lowe 46 points, C.
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Altona
Murrundindi
Sunshine Post Office
Tennis results from the annual tournaments announced for March
The tennis association schedules ladies gent's and mixed doubles and singles, entries close February 5, with play starting March 3. Windy conditions affected matches as Gardens, St Albans A, Linton, Spaldings, and others posted results including Gardens 58 over St Albans A 32 and Spaldings leading 63 to 24 in their ties.
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The
Tennis Association
Club Secretarive
Notable 1939 student exam results and merit list
The realite of the tech them sminations for 1939, were of standard. The following lst the most successful students in form. Names appear across sections A B C with scores and ranks for Robert Wills Edmund Ti Peter Baker John Ellison Branley Bodlei Richard Darby Gerard Walls A Cowllaha Herbert Burrows Alan Milter David Ure William As John Smith Jam Wills Charles Glet and Rich a Whiting. Also listed are those successful in the merit certificat, and sections for Dorothy Hutchison Ruth Wood Gwen Gorham Shirley White Joan Beker Grace Batten Stells Adams Susie Dawson and others plus First Aid and Home Nursing credits.
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Lst
Robert Wills
Mounle
Edmund Ti
Peter Baker
John Ellison
Nde Goode
Branley Bodlei
Richard Darby
Grard Walls
A. Cowllaha
Herbert Burrows
Alan Milter
David Ure
Wlllam
John Smith
Jam Wills
Charles Glet
Richa Whiting
Denia Fearn
Henry Curtin
Baker
Mervyn Dickson
Duncan
Desmonde Goode
Rober Miller
Edmund Roberts
John @ejbie
William Smith
Gerard Herbert Burrows
Kelvin Dodd
Jol Ellison
Colin Munro
John Ponti
John Roberts
Charles Smith
Ricard Darby
Joan Beker
Grace Batten
Pearl Mitchall
G “C
Stells Adams
Susie Dawson
Jean Read
Dorothy Hutchina
Nancy Mitchell
Betty Norman
Mma Petherick
Vera Blackburn
Jean Whittingham
Marion Clifton
Ma Pemberton
Sheila Lorenzoa
Norma Prout
Ivy Noble
Ella Moor
Alison Myers
Jean Cawood
Edna Pontin
Ruth Wood
Laura Allen
Ida Duncan
Annie Heffer
Grand Tattoo Marks Defence Week Edge of Parade Plans
Local notes describe Defence week events from February 12 to 17 with a Grand Tattoo at Exhibition Oval on February 14. A guard of honour, drawn from the 320 battalion and aided by the 2nd battalion, to be commanded by Captain G. J. Fox, coordinates under Lt Rust and Lt Saunders. Training begins January 30 with troops parading at 8 am in review order.
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Exhibition Oval
Vici Tegel
Three Guards
Navy
Mitary
Air Force
Army
Uide
G. J. Fox
C.C “C” Coy
Williamstown
C. Rust
C Saunders
Heneur Parliament House
Bir Tsanes
Foo Weray
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Wicking
Chalmers
Bootery
Hampshire RD
Sunshine
W. Blakely
Monumental Mason
Geelong Road
West Footscray
Footscray Cemetery
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Papain Road
Town Hall
3. Craddock
L. Cooper
G. B. Crick
W. Pummeray
Batman's Ford
Sombine
Anglers’ Club
Spowart
Gillies
A. Clarke
Miss Davidson
G. McKechnie
Clarke
Miss Clarke
Simpson
Miss Gillies - Clarke
Miss McKechnie
McKechnie
Miss Read
Methodists
Sydenham
Skewen
Willaton
Grogan Hughes
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Grogan
Skewee- Sully
Lett
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Pickett
Sully
Hughes-Pickett
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McRae
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Linton
Storer
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Luxford- Clarke
White
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Luxford
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Mixa Johnson
Mottram
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Miss Batten
Self
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Spaldings
Albion
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Eddy-Graham - Evans Buckingham
Thompson-Graham - Bain Buckingham
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Starke
Miss Stewart
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Mra
Miss McKay
Thompson
James Hall & Sons
Ronald F. Hall
LLB
J. Geoffrey Hall
Lombard Buildings
Queen ST
Melbourne
Central
Hall
Andrew Fox
Mampahire Road
Dorothy Hutchi
Son
Gwen Gorham
Edna Fontin Vera Blackburn
Shirley White Beryl Newhouse
Margaret Fiska
Glendowning
S. G. T. Weston
Durham Reo
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