Domestic Row Ends in Alleged Assault
Clarence Vincent Green of 4 Centre Street Sunshine faced a charge of assaulting his wife Betty Green at a shop on Hampshire Road after a dispute at home. Betty testified Green accused her of infidelity and struck her on the jaw during the incident. Green denied hitting her. The court noted marital discord since their marriage two months ago and imposed a £2 fine.
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Sunshine Court
Clarence Vincent Green
Centre Street
Sunshine
Betty Green
Green
Hampshire Road
Gree
Sunshine Team Bus to Northcote Tomorrow
A bus will run for Sunshine supporters to Northcote tomorrow departing from the post office at 2.15 p.m. The service aims to help fans attend the game and return after the match.
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Sunshine
Northcote
Selections for Seven Races at Caulfield
At Caulfield selections are listed for seven races including Whittier Handicap Kanuri Nightgang Doona Trial First Division Lautusa and Valiant Chief. Sunshine Progress Association notes admiration for late M.L.A. G M Prendergast and agrees to record appreciation and send sympathy to his relatives.
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Caulfield
Kanuri
Nightgang
Sunshine Progress Association
A. Lowe
G. M. Prendergast
M.L.A
Progress Association
Sunshine
Lowe
Laurus Rostrim
Elmdale
Warriston Handers
Avenger
Ronsardian
Stoic
Sandringham
Stenotechhae
Plymouth Sound
Prince Black Mac
Lost in the Wilds of kbank Hare drive ends with missing bus
Bill Secombe and Sunshine Field Gun Club took workers from Australian Reinforced Concrete Works to Rockbank for a hare drive. The bus was left on a side road and found two hours later after some members had returned by train. Sunshine party reached home by 9 15 p.m.
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Bill Secombe
Sunshine Field Gun Club
Australian Reinforced Concrete Works
Rockbank
Sunshine
Golf President Hosts Club Day and Gymkhana Preview
A President's Day golf event drew thirty couples for a charity club day on the links. Winners included Miss Oakes with E. Lee and Miss Thompson with R. McDonald as scores ranged from 21 to 31 under steady competition. The club president thanked visitors and eyed a large turnout for the upcoming gymkhana.
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Dinnell
Miss Oakes
Pampa
Oakes
E. J.ee
E. Thompson
R. K. McDonald
Bell
A. Eddy
Allan
A. Allan
Thompson
N. Donald Cern
Crcode
Baker
A. Lawson
Morris
HL ” Brown
M. Johnston
A. ‘Johnston
Willaton
Miss Lee
W. Dinnell
Miss Morris
H. Morris
Miss Baird
A. W. Brazener
M. Lorenz
Clinnick
H. A. Taylor
Sunshine Associates Event At Clubhouse Report
Mrs Clinnick hosted Sunshine Associates and guests at the clubhouse on Wednesday with afternoon tea and open play. Lorenz captured the nine hole stroke handicap with 46 14 82, while Mrs Lorens and A Perry won the Canadian foursomes 44 1aj 30.
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Clinnick
Lorenz
Lorens
A. Perry
Dr Glendenning May Be Next President of Shire
Parents keep children home as education department blocks two teachers from teaching near infected areas at St Albans. Braybrookshire council to select president Monday with potential Western riding winner Dr W E Glendenning, a widower with two daughters, favored by rate payers and councillors. If he declines, River riding candidate Dr A G Pennell travels to America leaving Drs Dempster and Pridham in the field and a tight vote possible.
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Education Department
Mothers’ Club
St. Albans
Braybrookshire
America
Nettlefolds Capture 1937 Premiers In Basketball
Nettlefolds won their final game on Saturday to secure the 1937 premiership in the 3XY and Hoadley’s Basketball Association. They defeated the Colonels by 15 goals, led by Joyce Hill at centre, with Winnie Booth delivering a late surge. Heffer scored four from six chances, Booth added nine, and the season record stood 12 wins against five. A premiership dance will be held at Nettlefolds hall on September 18 with further details to follow.
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Nettlefolds
3XY
Hoadley’s Basketball Association
The
Colonels
Joyce Hill
Winnie Booth
M. Heffer
W. Booth
Nettlefolds Hall
Baptist Boys' Club Sees Strong Attendance and Bright Outlook
A large crowd attended the Baptist Boys' Club meeting on Wednesday. An executive meeting is planned for tonight. The gymnasium workers debuted the new material Monday. A strong gym class is developing as the season progresses and the outlook for next year looks bright.
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Baptist Boys’ Club
President Hosts Druids Cricket Club at Social
Last night Mr G. Kirby entertained Druids Cricket Club members and officials at a smoke social. The event was enjoyed by players and officials who thanked the president and vice-president Mr E. King for services to the club.
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G. Kirby
Druids Cricket Club
E. King
Doctor and nurse discuss victim name for family notification
In the exchange a doctor asks the accident victim his name to notify his family, but a nurse notes the family already knows the name. The dialogue depicts hospital communication and concern for next of kin.
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Robinson
Lucknow
Whittier Handicap
Lautusa
U.S
Forge’s
Forge
Forge's
Ofkbank
Golf President
Sunshine Associates
Glendenning
Shire
Bulldog Tyre
Droop Street
Footscray
Next Fire
Kent and Musgrove
Mortgagee
Thomson
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