Sunshine Field Gun Club Shoots Ease Off In New Territory
The club reports two shoots this season with good attendance but scarce hares. Tomorrow May 22 the shoot returns to one of the original grounds in the district with better sport seen last season. Visitors are welcome and expenses stay under 2 shillings with a 2 shilling and sixpence membership. Libbis' bus leaves at 1 15 pm from the post office and Lynch's garage shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbis
Sharp and Lynch
Deplorable Condition of Railway Bridge Near McKay’s Clock
Dr. Dedrick condemned the Railways department over a bridge near McKay’s clock. He warned it was loose at one end and could collapse any moment. Dr. Garde supported the claim and daily travelers fear an accident. A motion to address the issue was carried unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedrick
Railways Department
McKay
Garde
Returned Soldiers' Club Faces Flood and Repairs
The Soldiers' Club monthly meeting discussed repairs after heavy rains caused flooding and cracked walls. Tradesmen Montgomery and Mounsey proposed fixes to the main roof drainage and down pipe, while the council's inaction was questioned. The meeting also supported the Widows and Orphans Fund and noted £16 raised at a recent dance and £9 6s 11d in the Christmas Tree balance.
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Soldiers’ Club
Messrs
Montgomery
Mounsey
Montgomery and
Perry
League
Widows and Orphans’ Fund
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Meira Howard
Garrow
Soutar
Jenkins
Graham
Davies
Robert
Sunday Closing of Shops Spark Debate in Sunshine
A letter to the editor argues against Sunday shop openings and Sunday play on reserves. It defends Sabbath observance as a long-standing institution benefiting physical, mental, and moral well being, warns of Sunday commercial encroachment, and urges universal closing to preserve liberty and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
London
Paris
Children’s procession proves unique Coronation week highlight
A rainy Friday evening saw a varied display of decorated conveyances in the shopping week event. Judges Cr. A Lowe and C G Carlton, with Dr Dedrick and others, awarded prizes to young participants for decorated motor car bikes scooters prams and carts headed by John Ormiston and Bobby Dean in top prizes.
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Cr. A. Lowe
C. G. Carlton
Dedrick
Messrs
A. Dodson
C. Harley
N. Donald
G. Ackland
John Ormiston
Bobby Dean
Mavis Dean
Dulcie Dodson
Billy and
Percy Jackson
Keith and
Ross Campbbell
Mavis Penley
Red Cross
Emma Pike
Allen Gingell
Bill Smith
John Nut
Sunshine Club Opens Season With Welcome From President Dinnell
The official opening of the Sunshine Club season is set for tomorrow with President W. Dinnell inviting all golfers. The club has many new members this year and plans winter competitions starting at 1.30 p.m. on Wednesday to avoid cutting into social time. Last Saturday’s Stableford bogey scores are listed.
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W. Dinnell
Sunshine Club
Faith Versus Atheism Cited In Brief Letter
A short letter asserts belief in God over atheism, claiming faith brings hope while atheism brings despair. The writer says they would choose faith despite ongoing doubt and declines further argument.
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Sunshine Field Gun Club
F. D. P. Miller, M.A.H.P
Collins ST
Melbourne
Paisley St
Footscray
Legislative Council
Southern Province
W. L. Russell Clarke
Unique
Uf Sincom
Stableford
QO. Graham
Ub R. Davidson
F. Kitchen
R. McP. Stewart N. Donald
Associates
Bell Ae
Miss Thompson
Morris
A. Perry
J. M. Burke
Durham Rd
Nney Road
Brunswick
Mainroad
Upwey
Belgrave
Harry Hall
Nicholson
Crocens
Foray
Douglas Parade
Procera
Ballarat ST
Yarraville
McDonald's
Hampshire Rd
Lartir’s
Spriggs
Hampshire Road
Swallow
Niagara Cafe
R. Hellyer
Glen Galla
L. A. Fairbairn
W. Pennell
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