Bowlers Start Strong in Sunshine League Open
Two Sunshine teams opened the season with wins while the No 2 squad fell by 10. Notable results include No 1 team beating their rivals and No 3 team defeating Yarraville-Seddon 78 to 58. Tomorrow features No 1 at home, No 2 away against Ascot Vale, and No 3 away at Toorak with travel logistics for players and emergencies noted.
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Sears
Lowe
Wood
Arlown
Oakes
Barkla
Roberts
Gray
Sully
Rohner
Green
Birgene
Yarraville-Seddon
Tomor Row
Stephens
Rooney
Campbell
Perry
Crook
Miller Barnes
Grigg
Wilson Pengelly
Ellingsen
Shrader
Jusld
Toorak
Burgen
Kyle
Chadwick
J. Pearce
Lee
Irvine Coakes
F. Pearce
Clemson
Hodge
Turner
Gritton Forbes Douglas
Cookex
Pearce
W. Hodge
Sunshine Horticultural Society Forms New Members
The Sunshine Horticultural Society invites new members to join as it meets monthly at the town hall. The next meeting is on Weinet day next, 1th October, with Mr. Armstrong presenting a lecture on Glathiolie.
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Sunshine Horticultural Society
Armstrong
Partial Street Scheme Discussion At North Sunshine Council
council meeting debated a partial scheme for Ernest Street and nearby roads focusing on stormwater drains channels and footpaths costs were high and no firm plan was submitted. Members considered building the road and channels while dropping footpaths to reduce expense with traffic expected to be light on the street.
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Houd
Ernest
North Sunshine
Stywisk
Ktrnet
Vasinver Gin
Sunshine Football Club Dominates Metropolitan League History
The Sunshine Football Club has long been a power in junior and senior play, dating back to 1924 when it joined the Victorian Junior Football Association. Since 1941 the club, evolving from Sunshine District to Sunshine Football Club, consistently reached the final four across multiple leagues, earning two premierships and multiple runners-up finishes, with a strong record in the Metropolitan League and Footscray districts.
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Sunshine Football Club
Sunshine District Football Club
Footscray
Sunaning Council Allocates 50 Tons Japanese Cement
The Sunaning Council was allotted 50 tons of Japanese cement and at the last meeting agreed to arrange delivery despite several councillors doubting its immediate use.
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Sunaning Council
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