Methodist Church Young People Club illustrated talk at Tally Ho Home
Sunshine folk heard a lecture by Derrick the superintendent of the Tally Ho Boys Home on their farm and workshop. Patrick opened with an educational film about Nadia Moore and Charlie Halle, praising the home backed by Wesley Church mission for rescuing boys from vice and building character. The 98 residents study farming, craft work, and parliamentary procedures while earning tokens exchanged in the on site shop. Regular doctor visits and games promote fitness as the boys learn discipline and thrift aided by the S.M.P.C. charity funds and a sixpence given to each boy at Christmas.
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Derrick
Tally Ho
Partick
Nadia Moore
Charlie
Chlus
Herrick
Nhl
Sunshine appoints Connie Sheehan as Sunshine playing coach
Connie Sheehan of Yarraville is named Sunshine football club playing coach for season 1436 after a committee interview. His forward line work, leadership, and tactical knowledge praised at Yarraville prompted the selection, with history of captaincy at Williamstown and success in premiership runs noted.
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Sunshine Football Club
Connie Sheehan
Yarraville
Sunshine
Williamstown
Allan Hopkins
Connie
Sydney
George Rudolph
Sunshine Committee
Dancing Competitions Draw Big Crowd in Sunshine
East Sunshine Cricket Club revived the dancing vogue with a third modern dance in Sunshine Town Hall. About 250 couples attended. Ern Roberts and his Vagabonds led the music. Max D Leheny and W Searle won the circular waltz, while Minx Deveson and Donohoe took the modern waltz and Minx Craddock and partner won the Monte Carlo.
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East Sunshine Cricket Club
Sunshine Town Hall
Sunshine Football Club
The
Druids
H.A.C.B
Max D. Leheny
W. Searle
Minx Deveson
Donohoe
Minx Craddock
Tisdale
Tyson
Wild
O'Neil
Sunshine Younger Set Holds First Yearly Meeting
The Sunshine Younger Set auxiliary for Queen Victoria Hospital war met in Town Hall on Wednesday. Officers elected include President Dr V Pridham, vice president M G Hall, B de Wil, secretary G Pridham, assistant secretary P Munro. Plans noted for May 18 dance and Fox Trot novelty events. The next meeting scheduled for April at 8 pm.
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Sunshine
Queen Victoria Hospital
Town Hall
V Pridham
Minx G. He'l
B. de Wil
G. Pridham
P. Munco
Nimihe
Hance
le Hell
Woman Fined For Traveling In First Class On Second Class Ticket
At Footscray court Margaret Arbuthnot of Couch Street Sunshine was fined Life with 76 cotts for travelling in a first class carriage on a second class ticket. She was detected between South Kensington and Footscray. Also notes a cake stall fundraiser by Albion Methodist Church with cake donations asked after 2 pm to Mra Barrie or Mire Doherty.
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Footscray Court
Margaret Arbuthnot
Couch Street
Sunshine
South Kensington
Footscray
Albion Methodist Church
Mra F F. Barrie
Mire Doherty
Sun Shine Club Postpones Two Outings
The Sun Shine Club delayed the Ladies Day event and the weekend day competition due to poor entries and bad weather. Ladies Day will now be held next Sunday at Cobbledick's Ford with buses at 6 and weigh-in at 7. The waiting game anglers who waited through the rough weather may fish the midweek event then.
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Sunshine Club
Cobbledick's Ford
Bateman's Ford
East Sunshine Cricket Club plans Cowes trip and awaits Test cricketer
The East Sunshine Cricket Club accepted an invitation from Cowes to send a team to Cowes during Easter holidays with sixteen members and supporters already booked. A May 9 presentation night at Town Hall will feature a prominent Test cricketer presenting trophies. Voting for best fieldsman favored A Team member B Scott with five votes. club ends season with a £4 credit after £80 expenditure. A boy named McMahon is thanked for recovering the stolen trophy and received a small donation.
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East Sunshine Cricket Club
Cowes Cricket Club
Cowes
B. Scott
N. Donald
W. Peeler
L. Neish
W. Morris
W. Rowch
Moffat
McKinnon
McMahon
Ladies Cricket Progress Shown by Nettlefolds Team
The Nettlefolds girl team shows growing numbers but still trails male players in the Sunshine District cricket scene. Coach notes eagerness to learn and that experienced players may help in the Whirlwind match on Eight Hours Day at Sunshine. Key members include Edna Fisher, Jessie Dunkley, and Kath Sayers, with practice reports describing accurate bowlers and others who often bowl off the pitch.
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Nettlefolds
Sunshine
Sunshine District Cricket Association
Kath Sayers
Edna Fisher
Jessie Dunkley
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Boot Repairer's Shop
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