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Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

May 02, 1952

Page

3

Sunshine Golf Club opens 1952 season with varied results

The Sunshine Golf Club ladies opened their 1952 season on a sunny Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Perry presiding. Visitors included Mrs. Dobson Mayoress and reps from Werribee Croydon and Melton. Mrs. Fehring won nine hole stroke nett 30. Mrs. O Toole took a visitors trophy. Mrs. Edna Boorer had 11 putts in stroke round.

Joe Perry Dobson Sunshine Werribee Croydon Melton Turner Morris

Sunshine Golf Club Attends Williamstown Opening

Sunshine Golf Club members attended the Williamstown Golf Club opening weekend. D Owen of Sunshine partnered Mrs. Wilson of Williamstown to win the secret nine holes trophy. Saturday's best gross 77 nett 55 was by W O'Donoghue. Sunday saw the first monthly mixed foursomes won by Mr and Mrs Grant with nett 54. The men's event was won by A Morrison with nett 51.

Sunshine Williamstown D. Owen Wilson W. O'Donoghue Grant Morrison

Medway Golf Records Fall Across Weekend Events

Norm Donald wins Saturday Stableford A division with 38 points at Medway. B division tie between Clif Baudenitte and Peter Begg at 30. Sunday Bogey won by F Cowan with 67, Stan Cowan laterest 66 course record. Kevin Hartley breaks course mark with 66. Mixed Foursomes A winners W Buchan and A Tresize. B tie Thompson and McKendrek with 64 nett, Duckett and Lane win on count back. Putting round led by Dowsett and Matheson with 29 putts. Wednesday Stableford A winner W Hartley 39. B winner Gordon on count back from Grieves and Currow 42. Saturday Stroke A Wanda Ramsay 71, B R Blakely 65 nett.

Stableford Norm Donald Clif Baudenitte Peter Begg F. Cowan Jnr Kevin Hartley W. Buchan A. Tresize B. Thompson E. McKendrek S. Duckett Tom Lane Duckett Lane W. Hartley N. Gordon

Ladies Day Draws Big Crowd and Gifted Winners

The Associates season finale proved highly popular as the green could not accommodate all members. A Poetry Spider competition donated by Mrs. Whittingham was won by Mrs. Douglass, member of the winning rink led by Mrs. Grigg. S. Barkla and J. Schafer were notable male participants. A men’s role in catering and waiting was noted with a working bee planned for Saturday May 3 at 8 am. The committee will meet May 6 at the pavilion.

Good Result From Hospital Stall at Selwyn Park

The Afternoon tea stall held at Selwyn Park on the season’s first day by Sunshine Hospital Ladies Auxiliary raised over £8. The auxiliary thanks the football club for cooperation and Mr Richards for donating the milk.

Selwyn Park Sunshine Hospital Ladies Auxiliary

Council Nursery Praised at Sunshine Park

Dr. Parsons praised the Sunshine Park council nursery as well run and low cost. Dr. J. McDonald lauded curator Mr. W. McLachan and urged citizens to fund a glass house for the project.

Dr. Parsons Sunshine Park J. McDonald W. McLachlan

Donors Pleased at Condition of Reserve Transformation

In Maidstone Eleanor Scovell Reserve the gardening staff’s work drew praise from Mayor Dr Dobson and Mr John Scovell expressed pleasure at the transformation, reported to Sunshine Council on Monday.

Eleanor Scovell Maidstone Dr. Dobson Sunshine Council John Scovell

Bush Telegraph Tracks Ranger Movements

Dr. Pennell described a bush telegraph system used to monitor ranger movements throughout the day during council discussion of wandering stock. Dr. McDonald praised the method as superior to radar.

Pennell McDonald

Albion Social Club dances draw over 50 attendees

The Albion District Social Club organized dances that drew more than fifty attendees on Tuesday night despite bad weather. Many participants enjoyed the event and the lively social atmosphere.

Albion District Social Club

Complaint Against Greyhounds Protests by Maribyrnong Residents

Residents of Maribyrnong protested at Sun Shine Council over Friday night noise from the greyhound racing ground. Local officials faced the demonstration seeking action to curb late evening disturbances.

Maribyrnong Sunshine Council

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