LCS Defeats Braybrook in Final To Reach Grand Final
In a toe to toe clash at Footscray Football Ground last Saturday LCS built an early lead, restricted Braybrook to 21 by halftime and cruised to an 18 point victory 47 to 29. Wigein Graham Jeffery Gray and Harry Chatfield starred with Featherby Pope Day and Taylor among the top performers as LCL prepared to face Parksides for a third consecutive premiership.
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Footscray
1.C
Brooks
Parksides
Bre
Taylor
Roche
Day
Braybrook
Let
LCL
Wigein Graham
Jeffery
Gray
Harry Chatfield Wi
Lew Featherby
Rey Pope Althod
Featherby
Eddie Hunter
Pope
Joe Gray
Stan Taylor
Bill Day
Ern Nicholls
Alan Foxcroft
LCI
Cricket Association Prepares For Season With Renewals
Executive members of the cricket association work on rules fixtures registrations and other pre season details. Rumor suggests H A C R Club may reform and rejoin. Affiliation applications open to next Monday night and many veteran umpires may be unavailable due to war work. Next meeting of the Association is Monday at 7 45 p m.
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H.A.C.R
For Sale Listings in a 19th Century Ad Sheet
An itemized sale notice offers three properties: a six room dwelling with garage near Albion Station for 590 cash, a 50 by 130 land plot with streets made near Albion for 90 with a 20 deposit and easy terms, and a Morris Street fenced land plot near Hampshire Road for 95.
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W.B
Albion Station
Morris Street
Hampshire Road
Sunshine Defeats A Team as Alphinet Ends Season
The Eurebo club finished a tough season with a strong final effort despite ongoing difficulties. Tom Dalling delivered a pivotal home run remembered by onlookers, while Osie Dwyer and Ginty EMi Mie were praised for top acquisitions. Next Sunday’s Green date show postponed, with members to meet for final arrangements.
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Alphinet
Eurebo
Sunshine
Ote
Tom Dalling
Ginty Emi
Tnt
Loret
Ained
Ossie Dwyer
Dooms
Tan
Tude Thes
Sunshine Hockey Club Triumphs Over Lynden In Close Match
Sunshine HC defeated Lynden 6 1 on a rough field where weeds slowed play. Key moments came from Val Bell and Marion Baker while Noreen Simpson shone in defense. Next, Sunshine faces Footscray in the semi finals at Elsternwick on Saturday at 2 pm.
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Sunshine
Lynden
Val Bell
Marion Baker
Noreen Simpson
Lynarians
B. McGrath
Valdis Ornston
Footscray
Elsternwick
Ag Foli D. Penrose
P. Mounsey
M. Baker
Jnpson
D. Hanus Ards V. Bell
J, Hopkinson
Bath
M. Steward
Red Cross and Comforts Fund Monthly Working Bee
The Shire Hall hosts the Red Cross and Comforts Fund working bee on Friday at 2 p.m. Sunshine circulations call all sewers and knitters to join the ladies' committee for a district gathering. An appeal seeks new members for the Red Cross and invites financial membership as well.
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Red Croax
The
Red Cross
Urgent Red Cross Emergency Service Meeting Called
Red Cross Emergency Service Company schedules urgent meeting on Monday September 15 at Shire Hall seven p.m. All members urged to attend and bring new recruits as they are badly needed.
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Red Crown Emergency Service Company
Shire Hall
Angling Club Opens Competition at Deep Creeks Chin Ten
The Sunshine Anglers opened their competition at Deep Creeks Chin Ten with strong turnout and fine trout and tench catches. Ted Clie led the stream reach above a broken bridge, with Lee Fiber runner up and several others in good form. Quinnat Salmon debate sparked by recent introductions. limit set at six fish per day and fifteen inches.
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Chinten
Ted
Lee Fiber
Feont
Johnnie
Merri
Department
Bullen Merri
Wey
Fetter Proposal for Rowe Street Pillar Box Sparks Council Protest
The Braybrook Shire Council heard that the Post Master General had informed Mr. ALS Drakeford of severe delays in supplying sheet metal pillar boxes. Several posting box applications remain unfulfilled, with one in Rowe Street Maribyrnong among the most pressing. Dr. Baker urged vigorous protest over the slow response, noting a similar delay on West Road where a box was promised but not erected.
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Rowe Street
Maribyrnong
Als
Drakeford
Braybrook
Cresieral
Baker
Willan
Barrett
West Road
Council debates box quality and metal tax for safety
Dr. Lowe urged a durable metal tax driven solution to protect against theft and fire. Dr. Barclay backed Laws and Dr. Baker won approval for a higher standard, resisting a second-rate wooden box. The community faced an urgent need for a reliable facility.
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Lowe
Barclay
Laws
Baker
Decorated Turn-Outs Sought for Gymkhana Parade
Pennell organiser of the gymkhana and hospital patriotic queen carnival parade on September 20 urges all local trades people to enter decorated vehicle turnouts. Further particulars from Mr Pennell Sunshine 5.
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Pennell
Wester Reserve
Lodge Notices from Loyal Sunshine Lodge Meetings
Fortnightly meeting of Ye above Lodge at Caxton House rear of office on Monday next at 7.30 p.m. Secretary J. T. Shueprey 14 King Edward Ave. Deer Park Lodge meets at Deer Park Hall Monday next at 7.30 p.m. Secretary W. Y. Stevenson G U O F Albion Lodge No 6182 meets Tuesday next in St Mark's Hall at 7.30 p.m. Secretary H. Blakey 1 Hamel Street Sunshine.
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Sunshine Lodge
Caxton House
J. T. Shueprey
King Edward Av
G.U
Deer Park Lodge
Deer Park Hall
W. Y. Stevenson
Albion Lodge
St Mark's Hall
H. Blakey
Hamel Street
Sunshine
Sunshine Fortnightly Meeting at St Mark's Hall
The Fortnightly Meeting will be held in St Mark's Hall on Wednesday next at 8 p.m. J R Thomson serves as secretary.
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C.F
Sunshine
St. Mark's Hall
J. R. Thomson
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