ICT Forest Club Ball Celebrates Dockerty Cup Victory
The ICT Forest Club held a November 3 presentation and ball at Sunshine Town Hall. Highlights included the Dockerty Cup trophy presentation to Bill Douglas and captain Fred Cook receiving the Reserve cup, with praise for players, schoolboys’ successes, and thanks to organizers and volunteers.
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ICT Forest Club
Sunshine Town Hall
H3o
Muse
H. Laslett
Howell
Footscray
J. B. Salmond
Archie Noble
TCL Boccer Club
Cateman
Meg. Bingham
Victorian Sorcery Association
Wood
Williams
Donklings
LCJ
Albion
William Chalmers
W Howell
Tom Sharp
George Weir
Smith Weir
George Sharp
John Johnstone
James Young
Peter Young
Wm. Douglas
John Lyons
John Campbell
John Paulsen
Don Wilson
Wally Whittaker
Fred Cook
Joe Wise
Wm. Farrow
James Cramond
Tom Higgins
Eric Taylor
Cliff Taylor
Harry Taylor
George Clayton
Gray
Ian McCubbin
Arch Noble
Neil Sutton
Salmond
South Yarra
George
Caulfield Military Hospital
Tan McCubbin
Bill Bowman
Social Sec
Artiz
M.C
Ilkinson
Dave Gray
Keilor Council Confirms Debts Deal and Drain Protest
Keilor Council agrees to pay a £40 monthly debt to Scott's Estates and accepts the offer. The council refuses Sydenham Progress Association drainage request, while St Albans Progress Association offers to assist with a water scheme opening. MM&BW plans water delay, lights addressed. outdoor indoor staff may work five days. a Boundary Road home is condemned for habitation and tenants told to vacate.
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Keilor
Bray Brook
Errington Reserve
St. Albans
Scott's Estates Pty Ltd
Sydenham Progress Association
St Albans
Electricity Commission
Mm.bw
Sydenham
Cr Jolly
Boundary Road
Council Discusses Keilor Shire Engineering Service
At Keilor Shire Council on Saturday Dr Jolly led support for a special meeting to examine outside engineering administration amid road disarray. He urged more effective service, noting the need for supervision and questioning current arrangements and costs.
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Keilor
Dolly
Golf Fees Atmosphere Damaged by Rainy Saturdays
Fees, COMA Golf faced adverse conditions on the last two Saturdays. On October 28 few players completed 18 holes and last Saturday no one handed in a complete score. Trophies donated by Geo Sims and C Willaton were won by Mra Morris and C Pippett. Tomorrow’s stroke competition to be played on a rain-worn course in good playing condition.
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Geo Sims
C. Willaton
Mra Morris
C Pippett
St Albans Club Activities Highlight Year End Tea
The St Albans Mothers' Club held its final afternoon party of the year with tea and prizes won by Mrs Toby, Mrs Honey, and Mrs Luxford. A president’s speech thanked patrons, and Luxford replied. Local groups report postponed Progress Association meeting and upcoming Red Cross concert and baby show. Tennis team selections and matches announced for St Albans v Ordnance and v Our Lady's Boat Sunshine.
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St. Albans
Mothers’ Club
Toby
Honey
Mrs Luxford
Mra Stevens
Mra Luxford
St Albans
St Albans Girls’ Gymnasium
Sydenham and Moonee Ponds Match Abandoned by Rain
Rain halted a Moonee Ponds vs Sydenham cricket clash at Moonee Ponds when Moonee Ponds were 3 for 40. A return tennis match at Clarkefield followed with Clarkefield beating Sydenham 34 games to 5. A Mechanics Hall dance Saturday evening drew a large crowd and a smooth programme.
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Sydenham
Moonee Ponds
Mootine Ponds
Clarkefield
Mechanics’ Hall
Red Cross Sub-Branch Seeks Growth and Volunteer Help
Sydenham Sub-Branch of the Red Cross held a Thursday meeting with fair attendance. The committee invites new members at the next gathering to discuss sewing and knitting work and provision of materials and patterns for members. The Progress Association meets tonight with the annual ball balance sheet due. A Mechanic Hall Committee meeting also occurs to plan future events. Local criticism targets Keirfor Melton Road surface repairs and urges prompt action to prevent deterioration.
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Sydenham
The
Red Cross
Progress Association
Mechanick’ Hall Committee
Ie Council
Melton
Dumbrell Wins Four and Half Mile Handicap Race
Sunshine Cycling Club held a four and six mile handicap on Ballarat Road near Albion gates. J. Dumbrell led the scratch pack and sprinted to victory ahead of R. Grenfell and R. Holloway with Hoare and Stabell close behind. Final placings show Dumbrell 2.30, Grenfell 12.80, Holloway 2.80 for the top three.
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Sunshine Cycling Club
Ballarat Road
Albion Railway
R. Grenfell
R. Holloway
J. Dumbrell
H. Fell
RB. Hoare
G. Stabell
D Park
R. Grenfel
J. Thompson
V Thompson
L. McPherson
S. Knight
R. Hoare
Hoare Leads Club Handicap Race Time Details
R Hoare set the fastest time of 18 minutes 5 seconds in the recent club race with a mark of 18 minutes 46 seconds noted as the next event looms. The upcoming five mile handicap starts at 3 30 p.m. from the ustas starting place.
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R. Hoare
Veratch
Wipner
Usta
Plac
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LCI. Soccer Club
John F. Carroll
Paisley Street
Rete
St. Albans Progress Association
Shire
N. Woody
Mm.b.w
Council Engineering Services
Chrissie Baker
Sydney Street
Sunshine
St. Albans News
St. Albane Tennis Club
Ordnance
A. J. Clarke
R. Hunt
W. G Self
D- Clarke
M. Grant
Sydenham News
Alex F. Clarke
Alex. F. Clarke
Barkly Street Footscray
Dumbrell
Grenfell
Holloway
R.B. Penn
J. M. Burke
Durham Road
Verdon Streets
Williamstown
Sydney Road
Brunswick
Brunawick
Belgrave
Brien’s Comfort Coaches
Moreland Street
Footacray
Moorabbin
Huilding
A. Beachley Cartage
Thorpe St., Sunshine
A. Cairns
Dickson Street
McDonald’s
Seymour
Hampshire Road
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