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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Mar 21, 1941

Page

7

1 C I Soccer Club to Carry On

The C I Soccer Club plans to continue despite disagreements as sport aids friendship and character. They aim to field three teams seniors juniors and schoolboys with reserves if possible. J Chay man handles correspondence and the schoolboys form a committee as practice begins.

1.C.I. Soccer Club C.L J. Chayman Lonehine Albion

Sunshine Bowling Club Hosts Mixed Rinks SPOONS Tourney Winners

Sunshine Bowling Club enjoyed a Saturday afternoon spoons tournament for mixed rinks with ten teams. Winners were Ellingsen Rohner Mrs. Turner and Pearce. This Saturday features the vice president's 100 up trophy and Labor Day country match entries.

Ellingsen Rohner Drake

Braybrook Footballers Open Training Ahead of Season

Braybrook footballers began training on Tuesday led by Pic Lewis with A and B grade players. Focused on handball and running, the squad plans practice matches for March 20. The club dances open that night at Braybrook Hall with Ern Roberts’ band. committee meets March 26.

Pic’ Lewis Braybrook Hall Ern. Roberts

Sunshine Anglers Bay Competition Results

Anglers gathered March 8 at Elwood for a bay competition with Elwood club. Mr. C Hunt won the event. March 9 was ladies day at Wattle Park. Mrs. R Crick won with two blackfish and two perch. A three day event was planned for Glen Maggie Weir, with a bus to depart at 1 15 p.m. Saturday and final weigh in at 1 p.m. Monday.

Elwood C. Hunt Wattle Park Glen- Maggie Weir

Melbourne High School Od Boys dominate C Grade meet

St Mark s Harriers faced a stronger Melbourne High School Od Boys team with wins in all events except the 880 yards where Sid Cox triumphed. Roy Cox scored four points. Frank Dunkley was disqualified. Next up is the inter-club clash with University High School and the Oakleigh carnival on Monday.

Melbourne Sid Cox Frank Dunkey Roy Cox Walkers Roy Frank M.H D. St University High School Oakleigh

Accident at Butler & Moss straw envelope works injures worker

An employee at Butler & Moss's straw envelope factory suffered head lacerations and a slight concussion after contact with a belt while climbing bags. The incident occurred Monday and left him unable to perform manual labor for weeks.

Butler & Moss A. S. Muir C. G. McRae W. A. Hercus A. McRobb F. E. Jolly J.P Bacchus Marsh

Sunshine ALN A branch meeting ahead of conference

At the March 11 branch meeting members noted the conference venue moved from Warragul to Sorrento due to limited accommodation. Messrs. Scott and Carlton will attend as representatives, with Scott noted as a veteran of life-long A.N.A. work and Carlton expected to document proceedings. A bowls tourney crowned Wally Tisdale the winner with Ossie Dwyer runner up.

Warragul Sorrento Messrs. Scott Carlton Scott A.N.A Wally Tisdale Ossie Dwyer Wally Tisdale

It Pays to Advertise in the Advocate

An urging notice highlights advertising in the Advocate as a smart move for local businesses. It emphasizes broad reach, steady reader interest, and potential lower costs for small firms seeking visibility.

Albion Mothers' Club Marks Thirteenth Birthday Celebration

The Albion Mothers' Club held its thirteenth birthday event on Thursday March 6 at Albion Methodist Hall seating 40 guests. President Mrs Raff attended from the Federation as guests from Deer Park and Sunshine clubs joined. officers for the new year were elected.

Albion Methodist Hall Cunningham Mounsey Raff BE. Mounsey Mba. Mollison Neyland King Mesdames Robinson Dickie Stark Weaver Hopp Lee Ritchie Hayden

Housing Shortage Measures for Maribyrnong Munitions Area

Hon. H Holt reports government action on schooled housing for munitions workers near Maribyrnong. Investigator H H Brodie has examined Glen Davis Lithgow Footscray sites and plans new houses. Contact with Footscray Council is underway and council consultations with nearby municipalities are to be considered favorably.

A. S. Drakeford Maribyrnong H. Holt Labor and National Service Holt H. H. Brodie Homes For Unemployed Trust N.S.W Brodie Glen Davis Lithgow Lithnow Footscray Melbourne Victoria

Obituary of Mrs Helen Murray Waldon 75

Mrs Helen Murray Waldon aged 75 died Saturday. Widow of William Henry Waldon she lived at 33 Hertford Road Sunshine with Mr and Mrs C Main. Funeral left Tuesday for Footscray cemetery family grave with Rev F A Townsend officiating and Nelson Bros arranging.

Helen Murray Waldon William Henry Waldon Hertford Road Sunshine C.’ Main Footscray F. A. Townsend Nelson Bros

Braybrook School Bazaar Raises Funds for War Relief

Braybrook State School pupils held a bazaar on Saturday March 15 in Braybrook hall and raised £4 13s 2d for the State Schools War Relief Effort.

Braybrook State School Braybrook Hall

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Sunshine Bowling Club Braybrook E. M. Judd Hampshire RD Kenilworth Book Club Stewart St. Mark’s Harriers Sydenham News Sunshine Aln.a Albion Mothers’ Club Geo. Gordon & Son Jay Barkly Street Footsci Se Tosia Street Edo Suna A. Beachley Thorpe Street A. Cairns Dickson Street F. D. P. Miller French Street Footscray Paisley Street Science L. G. Leroux Essendon Grammar School Raleigh Street Essendon C. R. Woollacott M.A Braybrook School
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