St Albans Club Hosts Dance and Euchre Night
From St Albans correspondent the St Albans Tennis Club held a successful dance with novelties. Lin ton Tennis Club to host monthly euchre and dance. Cup Eve features Five Hundred court and hospital auxiliary dances with Ern Roberts band and Nettlefolds Male Entertainers. scouts and cubs enjoyed a lecture by Rev G Cox on aborigines with demonstrations of traditional tools.
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St. Albans
Linton Tennis Club
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
Ern. Roberts
G. Cox
Returned Soldiers League issues shrine tickets
Mr Chas W Joyce state secretary announces Shrine of Remembrance tickets reserved for bereaved widows mothers and fathers of deceased soldiers. Widows may bring one child with extra ticket. mothers may bring an escort with a second ticket. A list must record applicant name relationship to the deceased ticket count name of deceased soldier regiment number and unit.
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Chas. W. Joyce
The
Returned Soldiers’ League
Shrine of Remembrance
Cricket Notes Third Round Draw and Umpires
The third round opens with St Albans versus Spaldings and Druids against P.A.F.S, East Sunshine A versus MA, and Nettelfolds versus East Sunshine B. Umpires listed: O'Brien, Howard, Allison, Blake, Craddock, Tisdale, plus Fraser as emergency. Results show East Sunshine A lost to St Albans outright by 61 runs. Spaldings beat Druids by 11 runs on first innings. P.A.F.S. won on first innings against Nettelfolds. Individual batting highlights include N Donald 32 not out and Green 61.
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ST. Albans
M.U
N. Donald
J. Moffat
Fast Sunshine
W. Bird
R. Enever
East Sunshine
H. Stevens
E. Wills
D. Stevens
BE. Wills
East Sunshine A
W. Power
L. Mounsey
Spaldings
Druids
Green
Falla
McKinnon
MacIntyre
N.o
Willey
McPherson
Dalling
Nettlefolds
P.A.F
P.A.F.S
E. Sunshine
L. Willey
T. McIntyre
N.d
N. Green
E. Falla
St Albans
W. McKinnon
T. Laffan
B. Taylor
A. McPherson
T. Dalling
Christmas mails urged for overseas parcels and letters
Postal authorities urge timely posting for gifts to the United Kingdom and Europe. Overseas parcels must reach the General Post Office in Melbourne by noon on November 12 1934 for RM S Orford despatch. letters by November 22 1934 may arrive before Christmas. Small packets require a declaration form and counter posting.
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United Kingdom
Europe
General Post Office
Melbourne
R.M.S. Orford
Det
A Comic Exchange on Independence and Modern Wit
Smith praises an independent man who takes orders from nobody. Brown questions his status, and Smith labels him a commercial traveller. A modern girl knows where to draw the line with lipstick. A husband notes odd steak, wife defends with vaseline. It is declared impossible to stop boys stones, and youth must have a fling.
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Smith
Brown
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