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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

5

Sunshine Lodge notices announce meetings this week

LODGE NOTICES describe Sunshine Tent No. 458 meeting on Tuesday at 7.45 in St Mark's Hall Anny Lund and secretary Downing sign. Sunshine Branch meets Wednesday at 7 30 with a dance at WS in St Mark's Hall Secretary Westcott of Trevon notices.

St. Mark's Hall Anny Lund Sunshine Juuloy Jon Downing P.C.R Sawnotlin Street Daldenant Sunshine Branch Ho Vive Lodge Jods Westcott Surest Street Trelvon

Sunshine Branch No 76 Meeting Notice at Masonic Hall

The hive page will meet on ay Next at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Hall on Trail Avenue Suneitue W Secretary.

Masonic Hall Trail Avenue Suneitue

Sunshine Bowling Club invites members to autumn meeting

Sunshine Bowling Club members and prospective members are invited by Mr. A. Johnston to an afternoon gathering on the 17th at 3 p.m. The opening ceremony will be performed by Shing Pee and W. Pennell. The first match is set for 1 October, and attendance is requested for all members.

Sunshine Bowling Club A. Johnston Shing Pees W. Pennell

Maidstone church crowed as Gallacher preaches weekend

From Maidstone correspondents report a crowded Methodist Church last Sunday for preacher Gallacher. Next Sunday features Mr Lowe and Rev Dennis. A.C.M. meets Wednesday 8 pm with Sampson of Gordon Street presenting a Paul's Sea Voyage resume. Saturday 8 pm sees a Ladies Guild event with Gips Nell life story From Caravan to Platform. Mrs Davies of Alma Street dies after long illness survived by husband and nine children. funeral at Footscray cemetery. Social Club euchre and dance at Maidstone Hall with time winners and prizes announced. Maidstone Football Team beat South Melbourne Stars 7 13 to 5 13. home game vs St. John's upcoming. Dance at the Drama venue reports a crowded hall. Footscray District Tennis tournament opens Saturday afternoon. Maidstone teams named for B and C grades with captains and players listed.

Methodist Church Gallacher Lowe Dennis A.C.M Sampson Gordon Street Paul Ladies Guild Gips Nell Davies Alma Street Maidstone P. Thurston Les Quinn Footscray Rondtha A. Coxhead P. Allen C. Hodge J. Duggan S. McDonagh G. Govan A. Govan E. McGrath Emer A. Cashen N. Scott Myrtle Grove W. Thompson V.c A. Halstead H. Bakes L. Coxhead N. Killeen M. Wright N. Godwin Mrs. Laughton D. Duggan Miss Scott

Sunshine Golf Club Stroke Competition Highlights

A small field competed in the stroke event while many players prepared for match play rounds. At the Ball column the President J L Betheras handed out Championship Trophies to Miss I Thompson and Mr W T Williamson and President’s Trophies to Miss Dulcie Gillies and Mr F G Forrest.

J. L. Betheras I. Thompson W.T. Williamson Dulcie Gillies F. G. Forrest Dalling

Braybrook Church Dance and Local News Summary

Braybrook church service at St Andrews officiated by Mr Bolitho occurs Sunday with a church dance planned for Tuesday September 26 to raise church funds. Melbourne Hospital operation for Lottie Wanders, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wanders. Ballarat Road bike crash injures two. minor bruises. Wallaby Ramblers hold fortnightly dance. Monte Carlos win events with Mr Woods and Miss Dodd. entrance rite to Mr Andrews. Miss Williams wins Special Effort.

St Anedrews Braybrook Bolitho Wall Lottie Wanders W. Wanders Burke St Melbourne Hospital Ballarat Wallaby

Lucky Spot Dance Winners Named

The Lucky Spot Dance was won by Mr McGrath and Miss Stewart. A Snowball night is planned for Tuesday September 27 with details to follow.

Mr McGrath Miss Stewart

Sunshine Anglers' Club weekly fishing results and plans

Last Saturday at Batman's Ford on Jacksons Creek Mr. B Craddock won with G Jowett and G Crick as runners up. Weighing order led by Craddock then Jowett and Crick, referees Ry Klix and J Cambridge. Next event September 27 at Clarke's Lane Melton with bus at 1 45 pm and weigh in at 7 pm. Inter-club event starts September 18 at Parwon. F Turner captains with Cooper Taylor Simpson and Greenham as emergency. Private visits to Pykes Weir yielded brown trout noted by Cooper four fish totalling 11 lbs.

Batman’s Ford Jacksons Creek B. Craddock G. Jowett G. Crick GR. Crick J, Late J. Willaton E. Flyett F. Roberts Ry Klix J. Cambridge Clarke's Lane Melton Sunshine J.C Jarayton Hell Parwon F. Turner Cooper HH. Taylor Simpson J. W. Greenham Pykes Weir G. Lowe G. Thompson

St Albans Notes Deaths Meetings And Local Events

No deaths in the district last week. Obituaries include Mr A Witton and Mrs Beck with services conducted at Fawkner cemetery and Our Lady's Church. Mr Dick Wees was ill in private hospital. A joint school committee Mothers Club meeting discussed high school fees and a petition drive with a public meeting planned for next Tuesday. A Saturday picnic and a Euchre event were noted, along with a concert by Sunthins Nigger Minstrels to aid the Linton Tennis Club. A ladies meeting planned a bazaar on Saturday 6 October to raise church funds.

A. Witton Wilson Fawkner Cemetry Nash St Albans Mise Beck Sunshine Hospital Ronal Department Father Fennesasy Our Lady's Church Keilor Hoth Dick Wees Mothers’ Club Parr Keilor Shire Parsons Dickson Stenson Stevens N. Woods Mr. Woods Linton

Braybrook Council Chooses 3 Earth Inspector Applicants

In committee Braybrook council reduced the field for earth inspector from ar to three candidates. The final selection is expected to occur on Monday night.

Braybrook Council

Aggrieved Ratepayer Seeks Fair Play From Braybrook Council

A ratepayer complains of twenty years as a rider payer and three years unemployment while council officers fail to give him work in lieu of rates. He notes others out of work shorter times are able to work out their rates and that neither he nor his son received relief work in the quarry despite being on the relief list.

Braybrook

Footscray Display Offers Goods and Samples at Show

A call to Footscray District manufacturers and retailers to present goods or samples at the Royal Agricultural Shows display. Includes space and advertising rates from Webb Printing Co. at 226 Nicholson Street Footscray.

Footscray District Royal Agricultural Shows Webb Printing Co Nicholson Street Footscray Adve

Duck eggs and duck breeds offered for sale in Melbourne

Broadleigh Leech Khaki Campbells 32 shillings per hundred MU Ner White Runners six shillings per setting. Best value in Melbourne. Inspection urged by C. C. Phillips at 37 King Edward Avenue.

Melbourne C. C. Phillips King Edward Avenue

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Dashing Baptist Church Sydney Ridley Streets J. Molt Jan Panee Eevee J. Holt Sydney Street Baptist Church Sunshine Methodist ST. Mark’s Sunshine Hoo Holy Communion Wraybrook Bolitho J. Harwood Albans Church OF England Salvation Army Naw — Holiness Meeting Major Adams Moris Pam i Trotter Gethodist Dennis Her Til Gallad Dunstan March OF Christ Kinderke Hospel G. Everett Lodge P.af Sunshine Golf Club Saturn Mrs. Deed Robinson Betheras Clinnick Eeve B. Morris E. J. M. Lorenz R. Davidson H. Morris Sunshine Anglers' Club ST. Albans Barkly Theatre Maurice Chevalier Joan Bennett John Hales Edmund Lowe Charles Jones Dick Barthimeess Alias the Doctor Stanley Lupino Ruby C. Whitehill London College of Music Shira Hall Forrest Street Sunshine Tel. Sun Sunshine Timber Yards Henderson & Graham Oregon Hampshire Road Town Hall
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