War Savings Certificates Boost School Efforts in Sydenham
Sydenham News records £50 in War Savings certificates subscribed by State School scholars. The Progress Association plans cooperation with the Railway Department Shire Council and St Albans Progress to improve Taylor Bowl railway safety. A half yearly balance at the Mechanics Institute shows a £39 surplus from fertility fund grants, with caution on future spending. Community projects include tree planting at the recreation reserve and praise for Drs Jolly Gooch and engineer M Pullar for guiding seedlings. An accident near the jinker left Dunstan and Barbour with minor injuries.
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Progress Association
Railway Department
Shire Council
St. Albans
Dunstan
Barbour
Fancy dress Juvenile Ball and Red Cross Fundraiser
St Albans events report a successful fancy dress juvenile ball at Mrs Lodge s home with many costumed children and presents for each. Proceeds, forty Red Cross, funded a cabaret at Mrs Lodge s place. Mes Clarke junior won the cachre, Mrs Judd the consolation prize. A gymkhana is planned at Keilor with bus transport from the St Albans Mechanics Institute. Holy Communion and evening services noted, chorus singing highlighted for Sunday school.
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Lodge
Red Cross
Mes Clarke
Judd
Bedford
Peterson
SUFFERS FIRST DEFEAT IN CLOSE FINISH AT PARKSIDES
SUFFERS FIRST DEFEAT Last Saturday S.C.1. visited Parksides and were beaten for the first time this season. The team, missing Wiggins, Timms, Jeffrey, Martin, Hunter and Grant, showed strong form but was unable to break through in the final period as Parksides won 15 10 to 9 11. Goalkickers for Parksides were Graham and Vincent with three each, Priest two, Finlay one. Parksides led 8 4 at half, and the third quarter was tight 8 10 to 10 9 before Parksides pulled away in the last quarter. 1.C.1. meet Seddon next, likely a comfortable victory even sans full strength.
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S.C
Parksides
Wiggins
Timms
Jeffrey
Martin
Hunter
Grant
1.C.1
Parks
1.C
Graham
Vincent
Priest
Finlay
Sunshine Golf Stableford entrants set for eclectic day
July 17 saw a 15 hole Stableford with Mew Morris winning the A trade section on 18 points after a count back from Mrs Paul. Mrs Cataway won HB grade with Mia Hauser and Mrs Guy tied second. special trophies went to Mrs Morris and Mrs Hauser. July 24 promises an eclectic competition and 12.45 start while July 20 begins elimination championships amid keen rivalry.
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Sunshine Golf
Stableford
Mew Morris
Paul
Cataway
Mia Hauser
Guy
Morris
Hauser
Mel Bull
Mrs Sims
Turday
Sunshine Tops Premiership Ladder After Win Over Richmond
Sunshine moved to the top of the league with a 14 to 8 win over Richmond, securing 40 points to stay ahead of South Melbourne and Abbotsford. They face Kew away next Saturday and East Brunswick the following home game, with key players Alec White Armstrong Morton and Attrill set to return while Jack Fraser misses due to wedding plans. The club also promoted a successful picture night at the Trocadero Footscray to boost funds.
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Richmond
Sunshine
Pride
Plac Melbourne
Sunshine Det
South Melbourne
East Brswick
Y Melbourne
FEW
Brie
Abbotsford
Fairfield Richmond
Kew
East Brunswick
Jack Fraser
Stavely
Alec White
Armstrong
Morton
Attrill
Balfour
Ross
Trocadero
Footscray
Crazy Whist Evening For War Relief At Albion School
Albion School Mothers Club and School Committee host a crazy whist night Saturday July 27 to aid war relief. Prizes on view at Mrs Sellen's cake shop Hampshire Road. Tickets from committee members. early purchases help catering and arrangements. War Savings total £41 with 25 subscribers. donations include £1 5s 6d £1 11s and 15s with Mr A. Allen offering services and car for old newspaper sale and distribution for WIL Wanderers jerseys loan from Peter Cunningham.
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Mothers Club
Sellen
Hampshire Road
A. Allen
Peter Cunningham
WIL Wanderers
Firebells Affect Broadcasts In Sunshine Homes
Radios in Sunshine homes pick up vibrations from fire station bells interrupting broadcasts. Frowd says firemen do not want residents annoyed and an electrician may be consulted to fix the trouble soon.
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Sunshine
Aor
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Sydenhav News
Mechanics Institute
Heiday
J. W. Milligand
Menors
Queen of
Gardenk
J. Mithwen
Sins Ho Harry
Queen of Sport
F. E. Jolly
J. W. Milligan
Paterson
Home Saving
Okon Ort
Nicholson St
ST. Albans News
Keilor Toomenrow
St Albans Mechanics Institute
St Albans
Keilor
Mins V. Carr
St. Alban's
Chrissie Baker
A.mus.a
Melton
Sydney Street
Golf Associates
L. M. James
Anderson RD
Albion School News
Bert McGinty
Morris Street
Baberton & Grundy
Rupert ST
Tottenham
Ashley Street
A. Cairns
Dickson Street
Nelson Bros
Victoria Street
Crescent Poultry Farm
J. W. Snaith
Yone Weekly
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