10 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1933
Page
1
Report notes selections for educational facilities in Flemington with mentions of Batman Stakes Miramo and Danilo, referencing UO and DEN/HIR divisions. The exact details are unclear but the item centers on facility selections and associated names.
The Scout Hall hosted a lively fancy dress dance hosted by the parents committee led by Mr. J. S. Ivory. Attendees wore humorous outfits with many costumes highlighted by a long list of guests and prizewinners.
Councillor and Mrs. Ralph Garde marked their silver wedding with a bridge party on October 28. About 50 guests attended a supper with wedding cake, and gifts included a silver tea service from Sunshine friends. Speakers praised the couple's 25 years of companionship.
In the first innings St Albans total 965 with Hudson taking 3 for 30 and Taylor 2 for 22. Spaldings reply ends at 40 with Smith taking 6 for 10 and Farrant 4 for 9. Notable scores include Harrison 7 not out and Trudgeon 5 for St Albans.
Monday evening talks on fecal education stirred parents and called for broader Education Department scrutiny of seventh and eighth grades. Armistice Day holiday shifts student attendance to Town Hall wreath ceremony at 10 45 led by Shire President W J Pridham. adults urged to attend. Keilor cycling track at the sports ground is booked by the Victorian Amateur Cycling Union for the season opener on Saturday November 18.
At Thursday's court, J s P presiding, dog owners were fined for not registering animals while several parents paid penalties for failing to send children to school the required days. Mr H Q O White M L A spoke on delays to legislation citing vested interests, stated the Transport Bill issues were resolved and the Weights and Measures Bill postponed. White opened the Keilor school flower show and St Mark's Fair was set for Sunshine, with stalls, afternoon tea, a dance to follow. Quilt raffle winner announced, ticket 385. Sunshine 10.2 v Clifton Hill 0. Sunshine, first innings 2 wickets for 44. Clifton Hill 67 with Patten 4/5.
A mixed catch weighed in last Sunday at Brighton bay contest. Prizes went to R. Klix with 12 lbs 4 oz including a snapper weigh in. Runners up were HR Bullen 4 lbs 1 oz, CL J Mitchell 4 lbs 7 oz. Next event at Batman's Ford tomorrow. weigh-in at 2 pm. Referees E Hyett and KE Ringholt. steward B Craddock.
Congregation ladies met Thursday to establish a Christian Fellowship. Pastor H G Brice spoke on women's church work. First meeting planned for Tuesday November 22 with officers Mrs McBride president Mrs Colin Phillips secretary and Mrs Frances Mayes treasurer. Junior C E hosted a surprise for Donald Mayes after appendicitis. event included games and a tea. Juvenile Orange Parade set for November 19 at 7 p.m.
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