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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
3
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The St Al bans Young People's Christian Endeavor Society marked its third birthday with a tea for over 100 at the Presbyterian Church. Guests included Anglican and Presbyterian members, plus many from Williamstown Endeavor Society. Mr Gallacher presided, with Rev W Evans and Rev Stanway speaking. A birthday cake bore three candles inscribed with Hitherto hath the Lord helped us. The event featured prayers, readings, and a strong address by Rev Nash, who was praised for his nationwide esteem in Australia.
Stroke competition yielded good scores on Saturday as the club championships prepare to begin. The draw for partners is listed with cards available at 12 30 for early starters.
A lyric poem addressed to Susan celebrates beauty and affection. The speaker praises violet eyes a dimpled chin and a smiling mouth while professing overflowing love and inviting a reply just a smile or a graceful glance that lifts the world. The scene centers on timeless romance and hopeful devotion.
In a muddy Richmond swamp, Footscray loses as Richmond dominates the final play. Veterans McCormick Guinane and Cliff MacRae shine, while Dockendorf and Bernie O’Brien spark frantic ball movement among the substitutes.
At the recent examinations Miss A L Fall L L C M supervised pupils who succeeded. Elocution primary winners were Shirley Gorham Betty Markham Valda Carlton Faith Frazer Kenneth Stange. Piano Junior grade winners were Edna Williams Eileen Mitchell. Miss Fall visits Sunshine weekly. Private address 129 Paisley Street Footscray.
St Mark's Harriers with Williamstown and Footscray clubs ran a five mile pack along Mt Der rimut route from St Mark's Hall. J Mattinson C Roberta M Petherick J Chapman A Brown R Cox A Holden J Hider competed as 40 runners formed two packs. Glaisher won the Dr Drayton Cup followed by Summers and Wilson. Brown won the McGrath Cup by inches ahead of Hitler with Petherick third. St Mark's placed fourth in the teams event under coach J Gaylor after his recent clearance from Callinwood.
Sunshine and Preston played to a 4 4 draw at Preston in a tense match. Sunshine face potential player suspension after rough play, as both teams showed solid attack and defense and goals came from Gibson three, with Dunkley also contributing.
A student in a lecture blurted aviation as a poisonous substance. The professor rebuked the remark, asking for seriousness, and the student clarified that one drop would kill. The exchange shows the charged mood of the moment.
Tomorrow the club enters a six runner relay at Ormond with each runner doing 4 miles 400 yards. St Mark's competes in C2 grade against Footscray B and C Essendon B Carlton B Melbourne B Hawthorn V R I B and Collingwood D. Patrons are reminded of the monthly dance in the Masonic Hall tomorrow night.
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