Scout and Guide News Weekend Camp Sparks Early Start
The Scout and Guide News reports a weekend camp starting Saturday with a Scout Island excursion. Geoff Gray and Ray Brown helped launch a season with 19 Scouters and Scouts training in tracking signalling and camp lore as Mr and Mrs Jones arrived with guitars and banjos for a sing song. A match is set for Saturday dast July at 10 am against 6th Footscray Scouts on the Rheem ground, following a strong showing by 1st Footscray. Gem Scouters are reminded of the Cub District Scouters’ meeting at the 1st Sunshine Hall on Monday 2nd August, with D S M Smith presiding.
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Scout Island
Geoff Gray
Ray Brown
Jones
4Th Footscray
Sunshine Cubs
Footscray
Rheem
1St Footscray
Gem
Cub
Assoc
Sunhine Hall
Martin St
D.S.M. Smith
Local Lodge Notices From Sunshine Area
U A C D Sunshine Lodge meets Thursday next at 11 in rear of Sunshine Picture Theatre H MORRIS secretary Anderson Rd Sunshine MA 1 0 0 F Loyal 5% Lodge meets Wednesday next at St Mark's Hall at 8 p m J L WESTCOTT secretary Trebor Forrest St Sunshine Lodge meets Thursday next at 3 p m in Bopper Room J J PATTEN secretary 2 Mckay St A meeting of the above will be held in the Baptist Hall Ridley St on Monday next at 8 p m J R LIGERTWOOD secretary 6 Summerhill Rd Footscray W11
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U.A.C.D
Sunshine Lodge
Sunshine Picture Theatre
H. Morris
Anderson Rd
Sunshine
Lodge
St. Mark's Hall
At & P.m
J. L. Westcott
Trebor
Thuratae
Bopper Room
J . J. Patten
Mckay St
Baptist Hall
Ridley St
J. R. Ligertwood
Seety
Summerhill Ra
Footscray
Guide News Highlights From Scout and Guiders Meeting
The combined Scouters and Guiders meeting was held Monday night with Shirley earning the Thrift Badge. The Hostess Party drew many mothers and friends, Boly Spratling’s talk on abroad experiences inspired several Guides to pursue German friendships. Beverley Winnie Dorothy and Wendy earned Hostess Badges. Beverley and Winnie also earned Cook’s Badges. Judith Green has left hospital and is recovering well.
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Scouters and Guiders
Boly Spratling
Germany
Beverley
Winnie
Dorothy
Wendy
Judith Green
Drainage Work Considered for Deer Park Station Road
Braybrook Council Public Works Committee discussed drainage upgrades for Station Rd Deer Park. Engineer said current pipes are undersized causing past floods. project estimated at about £6000 but deferred to next year’s estimates pending broader planning.
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Station Rd
Deer Park
Public Works Committee
Braybrook
Costly practice at St. Albans railway station
Entrance to the St. Albans station forces pedestrians to cross the line to reach the platform. This transgressions have led to fines, with four more people fined 20 shillings and costs of seven shillings sixpence at Sunshine Court on Friday.
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St. Albans
Sunshine Court
Church Notices for Trinity and St Mark's Parishes
Church notices list service times and names across Trinity, St Mark's, St Alban's, St John's and Deer Park. Reverends and lay leaders include R F Adams Richards Shilton Smyth and Mr Willa with Evensong and Sunday school schedules noted.
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St. Alban’s
St. Albanas
Mr. Richards
Shilton
St. John’s
Deer Parks
Richards
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Les’ Libbis
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Darkie Tarr
Sunshine Garage
S.C. Titford
Devonshire Road
Messrs, Mark & Nylen
Eee
Boe
Crescent Poultry Farm
R.I
J. W. Snaith
Brass Company OF Australia
Hampstead Road
Maidstone
GLASS
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Scout and Guide News
M.A
P.A.F.S
Loyal Sunshine
New South Wales
Monte de Piete Deposit & Investment Co. Ltd
Atlas Trading Agency Pty. Ltd
Yale House
Little Collins ST
Swanston Street
Royal Arcade
Gil
Home League
Rev
E. H. Carne
Me. G
Bible School
Pam Gospel Service
Guide News
Shirley
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E. M. Judd
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F. Sadler
R Bennett
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England
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Corport
R. F. Adams
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Willa
Monsanto (Aust.) Pty. Ltd
Merville Road
Apply Industrial Officer of District Employment Office
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