Flag flown inquiry prompts council debate on ally Russia
Correspondence to the Sunshine Branch ASP complains that a Russian flag was not flown on special occasions and on a proposed flag day following Prime Minister Curtin's request. The writer praises Russia as a wartime ally and notes Churchill's farewell to Marshal Stalin in Moscow, urging consistent display in the council chamber.
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Sunshine
A.S.P
Shire Council
Pochenea
U.S
Curtin
Russia
Churchill
Stalin
Moscow
Council
Houses and land wanted urgent in Melbourne suburbs
One or more lots sought by buyers with urgent need. Write or phone and our representative will call. Willmore and Randell advertise at 80 Swanston Street Melbourne. Central 2578 and Central 3991 contact numbers.
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Melbourne
Willmore & Randell
Swanston Street
Reflection on Ally and flag day tribute
A dated reflection laments not recognizing the day with a flag, expressing regret to admirers of Soviet Russia and presenting a courteous sign-off. The note conveys diplomatic sentiment and a wish to honor the ally with a simple gesture.
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Russia
Sunday Sport letter on bylaw breach and Sunday recreation
Mrs Flora Drayton writes to the editor criticizing the break in the bylaw over Sunday sport. She urges civic leaders to protect youth from drink and gambling, arguing Sunday sport reduces Sunday school attendance and risks moral decline in Maribyrnong area.
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McDonald
Hines
Maribyrnong
Christ
Flora Drayton
Tennis Notes Saturday match results overview card
Harvester 66 beat Our Lady's 1 27 and Our Lady's 2 60 defeated Methodist 2 22. St. Albans 1 won 63 to Presbyterian 13, Albion 1 edged Albion 2 61 to 90, Methodist 1 defeated St. Albans 2 35. Scoring tallies list Harvester and Albion 1 with 20 points, Our Lady's 1 with 16, Methodist 1 with 12, Our Lady's 2 with 4, Albion 2 and St. Albans 2 with 4, Methodist 2 and Presbyterian 0.
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Harvester
D. Our Lady's
Our Lady's
D. Methodist
St. Albans
D. Presbyterian
Albion
D. Albion
Methodist
Cricket roundup across Albion Sunshine Ramblers clubs
Cricket results feature Albion, Sunshine, East Sunshine and St Albans fixtures. Albion posted 125 in first innings with Webb top scoring. Duxson and Leary led Sunshine bowling. East Sunshine tallied 144 as Baker and Mathrick anchored, while St Albans struggled eight for 60. Royally, Ramblers posted low totals with Hand and Simpson among scorers.
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Albion
Scott
Young
Webb
Caithness
Watson
Weeding
D. Caithness
Leary
G. Webb
Avery
Smith
Duxson
de Garis
Sunshine
Reidy
L. Duxson
Fraser
Spurling
Twiggs
Simpa
Searle
Waratah
Crook
White
East Sunshine
St. Albans
Baker
Eales
Trueman
Lamont
Beswick
Sherwell
Mathrick
Laver
Brewis
Mooney
Howling
Logan
Moffat
McIntyre
Missen
Priest
Gilham
Richards
K. Priest
Tony III
East Sunshine Socials
Devonshire Road
Junior cricket sunshine and local match scores summary
In a junior cricket card style report Albion, Druids, Braybrook and Waratah/St Albans matches are listed. Highlights include Albion totals with Southern 18 and Young 16, Druids beating Braybrook by 86 runs, and Waratah posting 162 all out with key scores from Mitchell 6 wickets and Bolitho 73.
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Young
Southern
Ellison
Albion
McMurray
Deveson
Tribe
Teunissen
Tannis
Pettifer
Cahill
O'Riley
Kelly
Fletcher
McGrath
Druids
Braybrook
Waratah
St. Albans
Webb
Self
Kennedy
Brewer
Turner
Power
Selman
Richards
Mussen
Fitzgibbon
Clod
Mitchell
Bolitho
C Ton
Hancock
Army team social match and upcoming club meeting at November 12
A social match last Sunday saw the Army team play with a next club gathering set for November 12 at 10 am in the clubroom. Players listed include Deveson captain, Southern, Noble, Rios, Ormston, Henry, Pattifer, and Teonkee amid others with Mr G Powerlett in charge of the boys. The autore will play at Albans on Saturday and players should catch the 2 train.
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Tak Bank Army
Autore
Albans
G. Powerlett
Deveson
Southern
Noble
Re Rios
Ormston
Henry
Lett
Tannis
Teonkee
Eh R. Pattifer
Ascot Vale Triumphs Over Sunshine In Windy Bowls Clash
Ascot Vale traveled to Sunshine last Saturday for a tough A team match. Poor conditions due to high wind and rain did not deter Ascot Vale, who won 95 to 89 as Sunshine fought hard with notable scores from Crook 82 and Moncur 20. Gullick Ray Perry Bath Road Ellingsen contributed, with Ellingsen scoring 16 to Road 28 in a standout 13 end stretch. Sunshine led 13 to 12 at the 19th but faded. the locals were edged 2 in the final ends. The A team has a bye next Saturday while the B team beat Newport 4 to 10 with rinks Whittingham 24 to Palmer 15 and Guy 25 to Parsons 24. The B team host Aberfeldie next. Team list includes Forbes, Barkly, G Bult, Guy, Mann, Dunkley, Harris Whittingham, Goodwin, Warnock, Wright, Carrick, Tordoff, Osborne, Grieg, Rehner with emergencies Gritton and Sandman.
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Ascot Vale
Sunshine
Crook
Moncur
Gullick
Ray
Perry
Bath
Ellingsen
Breen
Newport
Whittingham
Palmer
Guy
Parsons
Turner
Brimslow
Carrick
Wagstaff
Aberfeldie
Forbes
Barkly
G. Bult
Mann
Dunkley
Harris Whittingham
Goodwin
Warnock
Wright
Tordoff Osborne
Grieg
Rehner
Gritton
Sandman
Sunshine Angling Club Holds Second Weekend Contest
The Sunshine Anglers held their second weekend competition last Saturday with lighter bags than the prior event. Cradock won with trout and other fish, while Hyett and Hoeller placed second and third with multiple trout. several members weighed in. An all-day trip is set for November 9, and E Nicholls is coordinating inquiries. Mr A Dunbavin Butcher, State Biologist, will speak on Trout and other fish on November 16 at Scots' Church upper hall.
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Craddock
Hyett
Tao
Bailey
H. Towey
RB. Masson
J. Moiler
E. Nicholls
A. Dunbavin Butcher
Fisheries and Game Dept
Scots’ Church
Upper Hall
Russell Street
Melbourne
Old Boys' Association Notes Delights Members at November Meeting
Plans for Christmas festivities advance as social committee led by Reg Hand finalises arrangements for a celebration night. Proposals for a children's treat are considered while cricket team with two wins impresses, stars Jim Sutherland and Wally O'Brien returning. Rockbank and Warburton social games planned. transport help sought. Membership grows. renewals contact Norm Green or president C G Carlton. Next general meeting set for Friday November 17 at the Advocate Office.
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Jel
Reg Hand
Jim Sutherland
Wally O'Brien
Rockbank
Warburton
Norm Green
C. G. Carlton
Advocate Office
Salvation Army Young People's Anniversary Meetings
Salvation Army marks its Young People anniversary with a weekend program on November 11 and 12. Events feature singing recitations dialogues and mystic work by boys, with an 8 p.m. start and admission 1 shilling for adults and 6d for children. Sunday includes a 3 p.m. primary section prize ceremony and evening service led by Adjutant M Watson of the Red Shield Department.
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Cor
M. Watson
Red Shield Department
Protestant Youth Society Plans Park Outing
Members of the Protestant Youth Society will depart Lane 8 Park on Laonogoe November 18th. All members are invited to board the 7:15 train from the station.
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Parting Lane 8 Park
Laonogoe Novem
Ple
A N A Presentation Night At Sunshine Branch
The Sunshine branch held its annual social and presentation night on October 28 with a large turnout of local and visiting members. Director Davey and chairman Mr Hampton attended representing the Board of Directors and Metropolitan Committee. Ron Duxson received a frameless certificate and spoke a strong closing speech praised by attendees.
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Sunshine
Davey
Quihampton
Board of Directors
Metropolitan Committee
Ron Duxson
Atoo Branch Meeting Elects New Officers
Half yearly assembly of the A N A O elected President L Cooper Vice President J Attrill Treasurer K McDougall Secretary W Tisdale and press correspondent E R Kinnersley. Committee members include R Cooper H Durham E Bailey A Timms L Ray J Warhurst N Porter plus A Mages R Duxson E Duckett. Delegates to metropolitan and dispensary committees named. Norm Porter recovering from surgery. knowledge contest to follow with trophy a pre war wallet.
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Atoo
A N.A
L. Cooper
J. Attrill
K. McDougall
Me. W. Tisdale
E.R. Kinnersly
Ron Cooper
H Durham
E. Bailey
A. Timms
L. Ray
J. Warhurst
N. Porter A. Mages
R. Dux
Norm Porter
R.A.A.F
Caulfield Hospital
Sinking a bore on Keilor Melton Road for water supply
A demonstration by Mr Taylor of Cranbourne promotes sinking a bore east of the Presbyterian Church to tap 200 feet deep subterranean water estimated to yield about 100 gallons per hour for stock. Shire officials and district association members attended, with discussion on releasing materials and building storage before summer.
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Taylor
Cranbourne
Keilor-Melton
Presbyterian Church
Pare
Milburn
Butterley
Gooch
Whe Pulilare
Woods
District Progress Association
Obituary Notice for John McCormack at Age 71
The death is reported of Mr John McCormack at the advanced age of 71 years. He resided for a long period at 7 Chaplin Street Sunshine. Owing to ill health he had been in hospital and for the last two months had been at Ballarat. He moved away on November 6. The finery left from the residence of his sister Mrs M Widdison Lordleisure Street Rachus Marsh to the place of interment in the Maddingley Cemetery at Pacehus Marsh. The Catholic chaplain officiated at the service and Nelson Prods had charge of the mortuary arrangements.
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John McCormack
Chapmin Street
Sunchine
Wehenith
Ballarat
Pacehus Marsh
Peravedde
Nelson Pros
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