Druid Lodge Installations Mark Busy Meeting
The last meeting saw Bro. Milne install officers as an installing officer with P A D Sister M during Past Arch ceremony. Arch Druid John HWM led, with Gren fell as Arch Druid Bards and other officers named. Discussions covered Sunshine lodge expansion, dispensary delegations, cricket funds, and upcoming euchre and amateur sports events to foster member contact and rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Milne
Asn
P.A.D
Bro
John Hwm
R. J. Grenfell
Bros
James
A. C. Brown
Jos. Harraden
Roy McMahon
Duis
Bro. Trueman
Wm. Grenfell
Dan Fletther
Richard Grenfell
Cum Rankin
Roskilly
J. E. Wittick
Wick
V. Ellens
J. Noble
Bro. Mitchell
Sunshine Lodge
Grand Lodge
Bros. A Tribe
L. F. James
Chas, Watson
Footscray
Yarraville
Grenfell
Cricket Club
St. Mark's Hall
Ivy Leaf
Druids Amateur Sports Club
All Aboard Club Formed In Sunshine Suburbs
A newly formed All Aboard movement club in Sunshine plans to expand to Sunshine Theatre events. Douglas Elliott will speak on June 30 at 2 30 pm about the group’s purpose to aid neighbors and bring practical happiness, with Mrs Lowe chairing and members urged to sign up via Mrs Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
RAW
Douglas Elliott
Aseewly
Sunhine Theatre
Lowe Hay
Kirby
Sunshine Theater
Firewood at Bedrock Prices Advertised
Best box blocks delivered to truck Jota. Prices available from A G Mudford at 14 Forrest Street Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mudford
Forrest Street
Sunshine
Talking Straight to the Editor on Sunshine Morals
A letter argues quality of life matters more than population growth and condemns gambling liquor and cheap entertainment. It cites Sydney council wage cuts to depredations by bookmakers and warns that booze and promiscuity threaten Sunshine’s youth, urging honest, moral standards and a decent chance for all children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Sydney
Mvor
Sunshine
Sunshine Golf Club Busy Weekend Program
Sunshine golfers completed a full weekend program with a busy Monday schedule and strong attendance. On Wednesday an 18 hole stroke handicap event ranked Mrs Perry first with 66, followed by Mrs Morris 68 and Mrs A Perry 69, as the Coronation Medal standings show Mrs Perry leading with 142, Mrs Lorenz 143, Mrs Morris 144. The medal takes the form of a brooch and the event will finish next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Iine
J. Perry
H. Morris
A. Perry
Lorenz
Clinnick
Bull
Bell
Hiscock
Morris
Ball
A. Dinnell
Dinnell
I Morris
Ed Davidson
F Kitchen
Ayon K . Brazenor
Allamoon
Willaton
A. Eday
Holles Hep
J Perry
Baker
Mre M. Loreng
Bujl
Thompson
H. Morrie
R. Robinson
Hicoetipa
Miss Mars
Mian Roach
Mee Dunn
Hallahan Appeal Funds Raised For Billie Hallahan
The Hallahan appeal committee reports £52 2s 6d raised and handed over for Billie Hallahan. Receipts show Special efforts £8 19, donations £71 8, door takings £7 15, dance tickets £19 19, un presented tickets £12 17 6, refund of hall rent £17, total £57 16. Payments include band £2 10, hall rent £6 16, printing and advertising £1 8 6. Donations listed from Father Ryder and several clubs and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Hallahan
Father Ryder
Nettlefolds Sports Club
Ruthergh Football Club
Rutherglen Cricket Club
H. Laslett
Wellwishers
Cr Lowe
H. Sutherland
C. G. Carlton
A. Fox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Druids
Bio. King
Amateur S
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Lyons
Sunshine Golf Club
W. T. Williamson
Cc Willaton
Allen
W. Brazenor
G Jobling
Brown
E Lies
M. Lorenz
J. W. Perry
Deed
Miss Marshall
C. A. Hiscock
D. Johnston
G. Allen
G. Jobling
A. Johnston
C. Willaton
R. Davidson
S. Graham Brown
A. Brazener
H. Boo
Balding
Baird
Hallahan Appeal
W. J. Bell
Sun Crescent
Les. G. Libbis
Sunshine Garage
Devonshire RD
Melbourne
Lonsdale Street
Deer Park Service
Victorian Railways
A.j.boyd & Son
Sunshine Carrier
Devonshire Road
Durham Road
Cor
Servante
City Depot
Lonedale St
City Phones
W. H. Ewin
B. M. Chalen
Mears
ERAGE
E. M. Young
Benjamin Street
Sunabse
Geni
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