Mark's Harriers Open Meet at Olympic Park in November
St Mark's Harriers opened at Olympic Park with events in sprint, hurdles, mile and field events. Bennetts 1st open win in pack work beat Hill. 220 yards saw Baker beat Bennet by a yard. Shot putt and hurdles results noted, distance events include long jump and high jump. Night relay saw Knight, Scanlon, Hulett and Roberts lead late but lost by ten yards. St Mark's beat Box Hill 90 to 27. Second round win over Caulfield Grammar 85–80. Upcoming meet at St Joseph's. members to meet at post office by 6 30 pm. Coach D Loughnan praised.
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Olympic Park
Avalay F. Bennet
St. Mark’s
R. Hill
Benputt
Mark
Baker
Bennett
Lownan
Clemson
Dling
Knight
Jampoon
BEL
Mudford
Roberts
Box Hill
St. Mark's
Mgainst Caulfield Grammar
Annaither Competior
Jackson
C.G
Barcklay
Tajle—Roberts
St.m
Pethrick
Stm
Warren
Smilewilk
Philpott
Maxon
Howitt
St. Joseph's
D. Loughnan
Sunshine trio to visit Sunsh ine Sa and Shire Hall
Members of Every Home through the State report Mr Trevor Morris who hosts a children's hour each Sunday. He will be joined by Fred Lavett and Leod Sandland for a tour including Methodist church gatherings, State school meetings, and concerts at Shire Hall and other venues next week.
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Trevor Morris
Morris
Fred Lavett
Leod Sandland
Sunshine
Shire Hall
Mampton
Levett
Returned Soldiers Meet Chooses Officers Amid Deadlock
The meeting of returned men nominated officers for all posts except President, with Sutherland declining reelection. A 14 day delay and a special meeting were set to resolve the presidency. A plan to fund the official war history through 20 members paying a shilling monthly was adopted. Other notes covered church parades, Armistice Day profits, and Monash Memorial fundraising.
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J. Sutherland
Sutherland
Wa Memorial Committee
Albion Methodist Church
Church of Christ
Stewart
John Monash
Gret
Sunshine Bowing Club Pennant Triumph Over Malvern
In the B pennant match Sunshine defeated Malvern on Saturday with a 45 to 28 score. Sunshine players include McLean McWhirter Wintle Thomp Wilson Penrose Ellingsen Combes Anderson Pengelly Baxter Stone Polson Bosher Oakes and others. Malvern’s line featured Yootacray Dean Richards Gray Lowe Wright Treloar Grigg Wil evan Tearen Robinson Guy Smith McDonald.
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Sunshine
Malvern
McLean
McWhirter
Wintle Thomp
Pennant
Footscray
Yootacray
Dean
Richards
Gray
Lowe
Wright
Treloar
Grigg
Wilevan Aise Tearen Robinson
Guy
Smith
Mc Donald
Rifle Shooting At 400 Yard Range A Tough First
Saturday’s shoot on the new 400 yards range proved challenging for newcomers with scores led by H Laity at 44. Laity’s 44-56-49 and A Laiy 44-56-49 among many entries. W Little 43-8-49, J Boehm 42-7-49, H Barnett 41-7-48, A Dumbrell 41-5-46, and others listed with varying totals.
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H. Laity
A. Laiy
W. Little
J. Boehm
H. Barnett
A. Dumbrell
A. Franks
W. Bignell
B. Byrton
Band Will Wear New Uniforms For Sunday Parade
The sunshine Band has obtained uniforms and will wear them during Sunday wear. They will march from Hamp shire road to the Sunshine Gardens for a 3 p.m. concert. A uniform fund started two years ago with weekly contributions is complete, aided by concerts and a button appeal, with many notable citizens including Dr W J Pridham supporting the effort.
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Sunshine Band
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Gardens
Lten
W. J. Pridham
St Albans Wedding at Presbyterian Church
Miss Killeen Phillips of St Albans married Mr. V. McIntyre of Withers Street Sun shine in a large turnout at the Presbyterian Church. Decor included pink and white flowers, archways in the aisle, and a sand crepe gown for the bride with a diamanté brooch and pink veil. Bridesmaid Minn D. McIntyre and train bearer Aileen Misson wore green smellow-de-chene. best man was J. McIntyre. Rev. W. Evans conducted the choral service. reception followed at the bride’s home.
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Presbyterian Church
Killeen Phillips
F. Phillips
St. Albans
V. McIntyre
J. McIntyre
W. Evans
J. H. Stevens
Wang
Phillips
Backloading Update From Wisconsin Daily Report
Les Libbis now handles backloading duties according to a report in the Wisconsin daily, indicating a shift in responsibilities and workflow. The change places Libbis at the center of the operational process, reflecting adjustments in scheduling and logistics at the publication.
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Mark’s Harriers
Hitler
Scanlon
French
Sunshine Sa
Sunshine Bowling Club
Edith Briggs
Melba
Deer Park Sports
Sassella Park
Les
Libbis
Wibourne
Lombdale Street
City Depot
G. J. Grandy
Bergico
AIL
F. W. Phillips
Fay & Gibson
Wicking
Chalmers’ Bootery
Hampshire RD
Sunshine Junior Technical School
J.T.C
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