Sydenham Victorious In Local Cricket and Carnival Meeting
Sydenham defeated North Essen with a score of 8/381 to 99 and 6/75, R Cooley scoring 226 for the association record. Tomorrow they face A.N. Airways at North Essendon. A Mechanics Institute meeting reported a net profit of £82 10s 4d from the Queen Carnival, distributed to Red Cross and patriotic funds, with thanks offered to contestants and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Essendon
Sydenham
R. Cooley
R. Hugo
A.N. Airways
Mechanics’ Institute Committee
J. W. Milligan
Carnival Committee
Lord Mayors
Red Cross
Shire of Keilor Red Cross
Shire of Keilor
Australian Comforts Fund
Sydenham Mechanics’ Institute
Mothers’ Club
E. Butler
Queen Carnival Committee
Angling Notes Lead to Jerusalem Creek Competition
Mr. R Masson was the sole angler to catch a perch weighing 144 oz at Batman's Ford. With poor fish activity, members hunted for frogs in preparation for the Jerusalem Creek event next Sunday. A bus leaves Mr EB Nicholla’s place at 1 pm Saturday, arriving at the Post Office at 1 15 pm. Referees are E Hyett and R Masson with H Hogg as steward. Weigh-in is at 4 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Masson
Batman’s
Ford
Jerusalem Creek
EB. Nicholla
E. Hyett
H. Hogg
E. Sharpe
L. Attwood
Sunshine A N A Branch Meeting At Caxton House
The Sunshine A N A met at Caxton House lodge room on Tuesday October 8 with Vice-President Mc Dougall chairing. Members discussed the proposed new agreement between Friendly Societies and doctors and most favored current remuneration. A branch member qualified for general knowledge honors but scored lower than last year. The bowls team beat G U in a return at St Mark's hall by 15 to while Stan McBride Ken Mc Dougall and others performed well. The dance tomorrow October 19 aims to be highly successful with Mr H G Hughes and Mr Smallman representing the boards. Tickets are on sale through committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxton House Lodge
McDougall
Anti-Cancer Council
G.U
St. Mark's Hall
A.N.A
Stan McBride
Ken McDougall
Ed, McBride
Charlie Peace
Les Cooper
Association
H. G. Hughes
Smallman
Metropolitan Committee
Rich
Parsons
Norm
Porter
Air Force
Waterloo
Braybrook Council Weighs Effluent Move From Kororoit Creek
At a Monday Braybrook council meeting officials debated flushing IC works effluent into Kororoit Creek and diverting it via the existing pipeline to Altona. Dr Dobson urged a sewerage system funded by the Ministry of Munitions, while Dr Lowe supported immediate pipeline disposal pending a broader system. Inspector Thorpe was tasked to sample Kororoit Creek near a poultry farm after a green-tinted fluid was reportedly taken from the creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braybrook
Deer Park
Kororoit Creek
Altona
Dobson
Ministry of Munitions
Parsons
Lowe
Quarry Blasting Assurances Given to Braybrook Council
At Braybrook council Monday night the shire secretary Mr E Greaves said Albion Quarrying Co representatives assured they would do all in their power to avoid causes of Scopa complaints about blasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Quarrying Co
Braybrook
Shire
E. Greaves
Keilor Council Tours Boroughs Highlights Planned Improvements
Keilor councilors accompanied by the shire secretary Mr N Woods and shire engineer Mr W Pullar toured the municipality last Saturday. They inspected improvements at St Albans reserve and North Essendon and discussed future works with Melton and Sydenham councils. The day included a tree planting scheme talk at St Albans Avenue of Honor and a dinner in Keilor with a full council attendance aboard a large omnibus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Woods
W. Pullar
Keilor
Melton
St. Albans
McKechnie
Victoria Crescent
Sunshine Golf Associates Hold 18 Hole Stroke Play
The Sunshine golf associates held an 18 hole stroke competition on October 16 with Mrs. J. Perry winning the A division. Mrs. Paul and Miss L. Thompson tied for second. In B grade Mrs. Herweg won by one stroke over Mrs. Hauser, her seventh straight win. An eclectic event for A and B grades is set for October 23 with trophies donated by Mrs. Herweg and Mrs. Paul. Afternoon tea by the committee. stewards Mesdames Bell and Gillies. Play begins 12 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Golf Associates
J. Perry
Paul
L. Thompson
Herweg
Hauser
Mesdames Bell and Gillies
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Durham Road
Sunshine
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Chrissie Baker M
A.muna
Sydney Street
Harry Hall
Nicholson Street Footscray
Walter A. Warne
Undertaker
Barkly ST
Footscray
Bowdern
Tuckerbox
Tucker Box Dog & Cat Food Company
Reg
Craybrook Phone Sunshine 223
Baberton & Grundy
Rupert ST
Tottenham
Ashley Street
Melbourne
A.j.boyd & Son
Devonshire Road
Durham Reed
Servante Street
SBE Lonsdale
Quashine 2
Mubots
Sydenham News
Cricket
Mechanics Committee
F. J. Scheurer
Essendon
Butch
Malvern Star
Malvern Iene Bsr
Sonshine
Sunshine A.N.A
Marion Clifton
Ella Hackett
the Block
Arlington
Morris Street
Keilor Council
Golf Associates
A. Cairns
Dickson Street
Brien’s Comfort Coaches
Moreland Street
Kenilworth Book Club
Stewart's Cakes Fresh Daily
Hampshire Rd
Urling
Tile Collins
Comtrai Sii
James Hall
Lombard Buildings
Queen ST
Mr Hall
Mrs
A. M. Crouch
Hampshire Road
PATON
S & Baldwin
Harwood
Oregon
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson & Graham
Town Hall
F. D. P. Miller
French Street Footscray
Paisley Street
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