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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Jul 03, 1936

Page

6

Sunshine Bowling Club Trophy Winners at Mironic Hall

An evening function at Mironic Hall awarded trophies for the Picocat season. W Wilson won the Men’s Championship while H Oakes led as vice-president, and Mrs Stewart triumphed in the Ladies events. Monte Capilo prizes went to Mrs Forbes and Mrs Andrawartha.

Mironic Sillness H. Oakes W. Wilson Hlkes W. Dinnell W. Roach J. Smith W. Smith

Boxer's Banter Hints at Private Detective Aid

A boxing exchange has Bull grousing about hiring a private detective to locate the foe he has spent five rounds trying to hit, while Second and Bull discuss the plan in a brisk, humorously resigned tone.

Boxer Bill Bull

Sunshine Garage Announces Melbourne Backloading Service

Sunshine business notices: Les Libbis Sunshine Garage now offers backloading from Melbourne daily. Located at 168 Lonsdale Street City Depot. Phone Sunshine 106 and Melbourne line 07892.

Les. Libbis Sunshine Garage Sunshine Melbourne City Depot

Tottenham Schoolboys Beat Deer Park And Albion Scratch Team

District Soccer notes that the Tottenham schoolboys trained regularly and performed well in an exhibition against a Deer Park Albion scratch group. The piece mentions new junior league plans and local volunteers ready to help start the young players.

Tottenham Schoolboys Deer Park Albion Tottenham Boys Vehuelboys Sunshine

Goulburn Valley Beaten In Dockerty Cup Thriller

Goulburn Valley loses 4 1 to local side in a Dockerty Cup second round clash. Nobels make a strong start for the visitors but the home side, led by Campbell and R Gray, reply with three Burgess goals, including a third by Burgess sealing the win. Morgan and the hosts defend well on a heavy greasy ground as players from both sides show skill and pace.

Goulburn Valley LK. Gray Dobson Nobels Homesters Campbell R. Gray A. Burgess E. ‘Taylor Jock Shaw R. Haxby Douglas Gray Bobby Gray UD. Gray Jock Burgess Morgan LCI Gouburn Valley Lett Oue A. Gray Wouse K. Gray Dougha Waus Loft Shaw Eric Taylor KR. Haxby Burgess Terrill 1.C.1 J. B. Salmond Deer Park

Reserves Earn Spot In Next Round After Box Hill Win

The Reserves advanced with Len Mills standing in for injured keeper Joe Wilson at Box Hill. Joe missed the trip, mistiming the bus and ending up at a barber chair, but Mills impressed as the team won. T. Hill, hurt en route, was a doubtful starter yet joined the squad at Box Hill to help secure the victory.

Box Hill Joe Wilson Geo. Clayton Len Mills Joe Deer Park Sunshine T. Hill

Teams for 10 tomorrow meet Geelong squads

The list shows First XI at Geelong: Morgan Loft aes J Burgess a Haxby E Taylor A Busgow las R cnr Campbell D La serve. Second XI at Deer Park: Wilson an Poa Cee Wise McLeod fe De tnek G Clayton if Me amare at ne Dear.

Geelong Morgan Loft Aes J, Burgess A Haxby E. Taylor Busgow Las Cnr Campbell D la Serve Deer Park Wilson An Poa Cee Wise McLeod Fe de Tnek G, Clayton

Voluntary Work in the Schools

A letter praising the Schools Committee and Albion Mothers Club for supporting school activities. A Pleasant Afternoon showcased kindergarten methods through music and rhythm, with 50 to 60 attendees. Miss North and Mr Polson highlighted mothers’ contributions, noting pianos and decorations funded by the Mothers Club and urging continued parental backing.

H. Skewes It. Betteson Albion North Albion Mothers Club Mr Polson Miss North

Child confronts Mr Smith over tea drinking habit

A terrible child watches the Visitor sip tea and protests that Mr Smith drinks like anyone else, declaring with bravado that he does not drink like a fish.

Mr Smith

Bus schedule for Deer Park from Sunshine station

Park at 12.30 Sunshine station at 12.45 and West Footscray station at it. The bus for Deer Park will leave Sunshine railway station at 2.30.

Braybrook Council Refuses Noxious Trades Licences

Braybrook council refused licences for sheep runners treatment and related noxious trades despite medical officer Dr. Byrne's cautious approval citing building, health act compliance, and potential future applications. Edible fat production licence granted. Odors persist in Sunshine as debate over zoning and sale yards continues.

Shire C. Byrne Ficken Halliday and McClelland Braybrook Byrne Open Council J. E. Drayton Advocate Woinarski Ficken, Halliday and McClelland Newmarket

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