Methodist A C M and local society notices
Fremont correspondent reports the Methodist A C M meeting with Miss Fanner presiding on the Un-named topic. Tasmanian missionaries will preach. Weddings at Gordonstro Beptixt church include Alf Raynor and Jean Prentic with reception in the garden. dress and veils noted. Local ALP branch hosts an open night led by Mr Gee Dobvon, with calls for unity conference discussions and wage restoration talks. Community singing and physical culture classes advance at Maidstone Hall and North Footscray State school programs. Tennis club plans winter tournament with a trophy memorialized by Geo Dobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C.M
Miss Fanner
Darling
Cooper
Tasmania
G. R. Godhehear
Ladies’ Guild
Kinedergarten
Hestman
Eddie Raynor
W. Robinson
Boronin
A.L.P
Maidstone Hall
Gee. Dobvon
P. Clarey
Victorian
Mess
W. Jones
Footscray Alp
W. Jacke
Footscray
A. Barrett
Maribyrnong
Nsw
Clarey
The
Willows
W. Dunes
Supe
Addreen
John Richmond
North Footheray State School
Tali? Gold
Roweway
Acatt
Valerie Hall
Master Smith
Geo. Dobson
Technical School Council Meeting Notes And Enrolment Update
The Technical School Council met on Tuesday with chairman Di. 8 guson and others present. They approved payments and proposed transferring an Edidiacope from Newport Technical College to Sunshine Technical School until apprenticeships resume. Enrolments across departments show Boys 112, Girls 119, Commercial 17, with growth in Senior Evening sections and staff changes noted. Infrastructure concerns include thistles around the oval and a stone heap at Graham Street causing kerb damage and potential roadway issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Technical School Council
di. 8Guson
Messrs
B. Sharp
G. Bult
Vor
McKay
J. S Heory
F. Hargreaven
W. Norton
Taylor
Drayton
Railway Department
Newport Technical College
Sunshine Technical School
L. G. Leroux
Pritciqal
Vaughan
Shelton
Tyrer
Miss Thomson
Mader
Cawood
Jeaehery
Miss Stewart
Mint Rubery
M Dannat
Graham Street
Cricket summary of Sunshine innings and Nettlefolds win
Sunshine hosts Nettlefolds in a low scoring match. In first innings Sunshine were all out for 38. Duxsen dominated bowlers with several wickets. Nettlefolds, replying, 7 for 1TE declared, then bowled Sunshine out again for 44 to win by an innings and no runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Sunshine
T. White
Duxsen
W. Bird
T. Steward
Std. Horner
Duxeen
Thompson
H Orr
A. Folwell
Magee
D. L. Polson
R. Buttimer
Orr
C. Thomzon
R. Enever
Nettlefold
Sunshine Harvester 247 and 2/38 summary
In a fragmented report Sunshine Harvester 247 and 2/38 figures appear with partial batting and bowling. Jansen 46 and Kaye LOUK noted, Braybrook and Footscray Football figures show first and second innings scores, Dickie 4 for 33 surfacing as a key bowling tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
Footscray
Dickie
Sunshine Harvester Match Summary at North Footscray
Sunshine Harvester E 190 led by players Coussell 22 and Guy 27 while Walker 45 and Stephenson 22 contributed. North Footscray batted first with 09 runs on first innings and 6 for 95 in the second innings, reflecting a tight contest.
East Sunshine versus Druids first innings summary
East Sunshine batsmen include W Peeler run out for 1 and Rosch out for 20. Somerville 39, Muller 7, Owens 1, Somerville thw bowled, Willey takes key wickets, McKinnon dismisses Druid batsman, Fox secures important outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enst Sunshine
W. Peeler
Smith
Guy
Willey
Rosch
D. Somerville
McKinnon
G. Muller
Owens
Donald
W. Carter
Fox
Somerville
Thw
Muller
T. Willey
Nan
Druids win by 37 runs in first innings lead
Druids posted 156 in first innings and 32 in the second, with Nankervis 9 runs and Muller taking key wickets. Bowling figures show Donald 4-40, Pee ler 3-41, Muller 1-19, Owens 1-13 as Druids claimed a 37 run victory over Kervis. Fox 2-42, Willey 3-35, McKinnon 1-17 starred for the bowling side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kervis
Tots
Druids
St Albans News Highlights Club Events and Personnel
The weekly St Albans page notes the annual Hall committee meeting to appoint a new committee and hopes for public turnout. It reports a five hundred tennis tournament and dance at the St Albans club with Mrs. J. Hala first and Mrs. Brown second, plus a Linton club event. It cites water scheme study efforts by Progress Executive, staff changes at the State school with J S Evans moving to Williams town and Hunter succeeding him, and a mid March school committee election. A Wednesday concert for the three ugly men competition precedes a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
J. Hala
Brown
Linton Tennis Club
Water Trust
J. S. Evans
Willamstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fremont
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Sunshine
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Glen Galla
Uraer
Matai L.A. Fairtaien
Dod
V. E. Sunshine
Sunshine Harvester
FOOT
Scray Ftelas
Y. N. Footscray
East Sunshine
V. Druids
Marshall Shoes
Gifford
Reed’s
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