Sunshine anglers enjoy Breakaway camp on Goulburn River
The Sunshine anglers held a weekend camp at Breakaway on the Goulburn River at Acheron with many local club members and supporters. Most fished Old Goulburn with good returns, while New Goulburn fished poorly, seven trout weighed in. Top angler was Barney Lay with 18 English perch totaling 11 lb 54 oz, followed by G Brown with 14 perch and one Macquarie perch at 11 lb 1 oz, then Johnnie Somners with 14 perch at 10 lb 6 oz. The overall catch included 90 English perch, six Macquarie perch, and seven trout weighing 71 lb 6 oz. Some fished Dead River hoping for better yields. Snake encounters and a tent incident marred the trip.
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Goulburn
Acheron
Barney Lay
G. Brown
Johnnie Somners
W. Trueman
H. Trueman
J. Tate
G. R. Crick
G. Thompson
5. Lowe
C. Bailey
L. Fisher
H. Weaver
L. Cooper
B. Craddock
A. Green
E. Turner
Nagambie
Footscray Club
Mitchell Town
Results of First Aid Exams at Sunshing
The First Aid examination was held at Sunshing on December 16 under Dr McDermott. Candidates 1 through 20 received scores for Practical and Oral and Written, with totals ranging from 65 to 82, including several 66s and 80s.
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Sunshing
McDermott
That Was Certain Razor Blade Sales Pitch
A street corner canvasser extols a razor blade to a skeptical audience and persuades one listener to buy a blade. The buyer pays a penny and promises to order more after using it, claiming it will “improve the shave.”
A R C Social Club Holds First Annual Picnic at Warrandyte
The A R C Social Club held its first annual picnic at Warrandyte on ANA Day. Guests arrived by two large charsa banca and gathered in a hall reserved for weather protection. The day featured organized sports, ice cream and soft drinks, and an evening of prizes and dancing with club officers and staff noted for their roles.
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A.R.C
Warrandyte
A.N.A
A.R.C. Social Club
Dave Evans
Baill Appleby
Frank Pearce
Frank
Evans
Appleby
Miss Dobson
Denmeade
Messrs Bradley
Elungsen
Stubbings
Humbie
IF. Pearce
A. E. Heathcote
J. D. Miller
R. C. Mears
Gordon Humble
Moorefield
J. Trincham
Sunshine couple wed in St Mark's Church ceremony
Ernest Guy and Lilian Humphreys married at St Mark's Sunshine with pink hydrangea decorations. The bride wore carioca satin with halo headpiece and train. bridesmaids in pink and blue georgette. reception at Sunshine Town Hall attended by about ninety guests. Honeymoon followed at Sherbrooke.
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St. Mark’s Church of England
Sunshine
Ernest
F. Guy
Morris Street
Lilian
E. Humphreys
Humphreys
Liverpool
England
P. Humphreys
Ruuy
Yallourn
Jean Uuy
Margaret Jenny
Heidelberg
Ethel Humphreys
B. Guy
A. Lever
Murrumoeena
Messrs F. Phillips
J. Hiscock
G. Dean
Sunshine Town Hall
Guy
A. E. Winter
P. Went
A. Stein
Sherbrooke
First Annual Wilkies Club Meeting Set Friday February 3
The first annual business meeting of the Wilkies club will be held in the supper room of the Sunshine Town stall on Monday next February 3. All members are requested to attend for an accounting of the club’s 1936 activities.
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Wilkies
Sunshine Town
Sunshine school welcomes new student initiates and staff changes
Mothers escort many youngsters starting school life at Sunshine school on Tuesday morning as pupils begin their careers in citizenship. The teaching staff saw changes with Miss Pearson transferred and temporarily filled by Mr M Rohan while Miss Fleischer returns after illness and Miss Burberry moves to another post.
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Sunshine School
Miss Pearson
Mr M. Rohan
Miss Fleischer
Misa Burberry
Albion School Opens With 410 Pupils On Start Day
Attendance at Albion school opening reached 410 pupils. More scholars joined in the following days. Miss White of Oakleigh is a new teacher and Miss North returns after six months absence due to illness.
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Albion School
Miss White
Oakleigh
Miss North
St Albans School Adds Nine Pupils and Staff Changes
Headmaster K Cunningham reports nine new pupils at St Albans while room remains for at least twenty more. Miss I I Dodd begins as relieving assistant teacher and Miss E M M Chambers, from Trentham, is a new student teacher. Jack Hyett Sun shine and A E Hames Yarraville, long-time teachers, gain teachers college studentships to start February 12.
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K. Cunningham
St. Albans
I. I. Dodd
E. M. M. Chambers
Trentham
Messrs
Jack Hyett
Sunshine
A. E. Hames
Yarravile
Teachers’ College
Youthful Swimmers Proficient In Junior Certificates
Before the holidays pupils of Sunshine State School were examined by Readmaster Mr Rye for junior swimming certificates. Ten boys Harold Drayton Sidney Smith Arthur Jowett Ralph Harbot tie Ronald Gunner Russel Belt Harry Williams Alan Mils Wallace Hunting and Thomas Henderson passed. Certificates will be presented at season end after another batch is examined in March. Candidates must swim 60 yards beat and dive and demonstrate resuscitation methods to the examiner.
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Sunshine State School
Mr Rye
Harold Drayton
Sidney Smith
Arthur Jowett
Ralph Harbottie
Ronald Gunner
Russel Belt
Harry Williams
Alan Mils
Wallace Hunting
Thomas Henderson
Procera Bread Brands Toasts Licenced Bake
Procera Products including Procera White and Procera Slimmiy advertise digestibility and taste. The listing notes Procera 100 percent and a Diabet variant while stating the bread is baked under licence by an unnamed entity.
Sunshine Cabinet Works chief starts world tour with family
George Mochrie managing director of Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty. Ltd. leaves Tuesday on the Ormonde for an extended tour of Great Britain the Continent and America. He plans Montreal New York and various U S states before returning via Honolulu and New Zealand. Mrs Mochrie and their son Peter accompany him.
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George Mochrie
Sunshine Cabinet Works Pty. Ltd
Mochrie
Peter
Ormonde
Great Britain
Continent
America
Europe
Montreal
New York
Australia
Honolulu
New Zealand
Sunshine Cabinet Works
E. L. Barrett
Gordon Cripps
Deer Park Cyclists Race Results Across Holiday Schedule
Deer Park Cycle Club events halted briefly for holidays but resumed with results. December 21 12 mile handicap saw J Hunter 1st and R Holloway fastest. January 11 4 mile handicap won by G James with E O'Brien fastest. January 26 4 lap handicap track led by R Govett. January 25 one lap time test recorded top times from Beagley, Hunter, James, Govett and others with entries earning points.
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Deer Park Cycle Club
J. Hunter
F. Heaviside
J. Royard
R. Holloway
H. O'Brien
G. James
R. Gay
BR. Allem
E. O’brien
D. Gray
R. Govett
KE. Allen
T. Beagley
R. Allen
E. O'Brien
R. Gey
J. Roy
H. O’brien
H. Barber
R. Shepherd
E. Hunter
J. Barry
Deer Park Riders Attend Rockbank Sports Meet
Deer Park boys attended Rockbank Sports last Monday. G James took 2nd in two-lap and three-lap events, T Newman won 1st in 16 and under one-lap, C Newman 1st in three-lap, A Robinson rode in 14 and under half lap and finished second though not a club member.
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Deer Park
Rockbank Sports
G. James
T. Newman
C. Newman
A. Robinson
Unclear dialogue prompts bettor’s outcome
A fragmentary exchange shows two tan kard holders debating a bet with one asking if the other won or lost. The sparse quotes imply an informal wagering scene without clear resolution or context.
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Angiers
Peter Simpson
Jack Willaton
Jack Tate
Jack
Ray Ellingsen
Graham Mears
Bobby Stubbings
Thea Heathcote
Lorrie Moorefield
Patty Evans
Margaret Stubbings
Thelma Washington
Joan Stubbings
Beryl Pearce
Cynthia Ellingsen
Jack Bradley
Ross Heathcote
Ken Bradley
Ron
R. Reed
Miss Denmeade
A. Robertson
A. Appleby
E. Barrett
Mrs Appleby
J. Gillies
Fabric
W. Bradley
J. Sully
A. Cook
W. McLeod
D. Evans
W. Washington
Guy—Humphreys
ST. Albans School
Doherty’'S Bakery
Ballarat ST
Yarraville
Footucray
Em Ao Dismpatire Ra Carters
Dlampatt
Deer Park Riders