Rohime Angler Club Competes At Wildwood
The Rohime Anglers Club held a trophy competition at Wildwood on Sunday in good weather. Results show substantial improvement in catches. L Cooper led with 4 lbs 0 oz, R W Taylor 4 lbs 12 1 2 oz, R Dickson 2 lbs 2 oz, with E Turner catching the heaviest fish at 2 lbs 6 oz. Several others weighed in, indicating well stocked streams. A lecture on Trout Fishing by J F F Archer, Victorian Piscatorial Council president, is planned for the next meeting at Town Hall on Wednesday October 1 at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footscray Anglers
Wildwood
Vr. L. Cooper
Messrs. Cooper
Faylor
Pickson
Messrs
E. Turner
P. Simpson
J. Clemson
P. Tt. Bennett
Wf. Masset
J. Pettifer
F. Hauser
J. FF. Archer
Archer
Bowling Season Opens Saturday Afternoon
Sunshine Bowling Club committee set opening ceremonies for Saturday at 3 pm at the pavilion. The green is in good order and fair weather is expected for a likely sizable attendance. Afternoon tea to follow. New captains named for sections B and C. Bourke, Francis, and D O Donoghue elected as members.
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Sunshine Bowling Club
Velock
W. J. Goakes
H. ‘Thompson
W. J. Andrew
H. 8. Oakes
W. J. Coakes
A. T. Perry
A. Sandman
W. Wilson
Ladies Benevolent 30 Thanks Patrons and Sunshine Theatre
Mrs. MacLennan hon secretary records thanks for donations from a Band performance amounting to £2 10 73 and appreciates Mr. Thomas George B for support. The society also thanks Mr. Charles Benn and Sunshine Picture Theatre staff for services tied to the recent picture night benefit.
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MacLennan
Thomas George
Charles Benn
Sunshine Picture Theatre
Sunshine District Band Charity Recital in Gardens
The Sunshine District Band performed popular music in the gardens on Sunday for the Ladies Benevolent Society. Attendance was moderate despite good weather, and £2 10s 0d was collected. A follow up recital is planned for Sunday October 5 with collections for the same charity.
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Sunshine District
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Progress meeting lapses for lack of quorum in Sunshine
The Sunshine Progress Association failed to form a quorum on Wednesday night with only four members present. President James Crothers and hon secretary George Nicholson attended from Bentleigh, joined by Charles Capes and T Davies. The meeting was abandoned amid cold wet weather and waning interest, prompting calls for revitalizing measures to save the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Progress Association
James Crothers
Tottenham
George Nicholson
Bentleigh
Charles Capes
T. Davies
Scouting Notes From Seoul Hall Social and Paper Chase
The committee of the Seoul ball hosted about £100 in a social at Seoul Hall last Monday, with £35 as net from the ball. Thanks go to Miss Clemson, Miss L. Gibson and Mrs W T McKay for their efforts. The parents’ committee now plans to repay more debt on Seoul Hall and credit Sunshine’s support, seen as vital to the Seoul movement’s value to boys and the community. Last Saturday afternoon A L Schmidli led cubs on a paper chase, the first for the group, with the boys enjoying every minute.
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Seoul
Seoul Hall
Clemson
L. Gibson
W. Tl. McKay
Sunshine
AL. M. Sehmidi
Dr Dempsters Close Call at the Wharf
While unloading a coal boat on Monday night at the wharf, Dr. W. E. R. Dempster and his mate F. Fisher narrowly escaped serious injury. A wind gust blew a basket of coal down the hatch, striking Dempster on the back with a twenty eight pound lump and knocking both men unconscious. They received medical aid and are now progressing favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ER. Dempster
F. Fisher
Australia News Roundup Harsh Words And Rugby Fallout
Governor-General Stonehaven urges Australians to get busy amid slippage talk and a costly territory trip. A Chapman street seller Walter Jowell and a Devonshire road accident are noted. Rugby match fallout at MCG ground includes a bayonet incident. Fund-raising results for Yarraville Football Club show mixed totals, while political critique targets Blaney and Labor. Harkness gifts to English trustees spark notes on national pride and Stanley Bruce presence.
Angling Tradition Stumbles as Angler Falls In
Local anglers again prove their risky habit by one member of a Norman family tumbling into the stream while seeking a rest for his rod. He was saved from a watery grave and, despite soaking, dried his clothes in the sun and fished on in his undergarments. The tale notes wary women approaching and a near repeat of the mishap.
Sunshine Players Shine in Annual Draughts Battle
Sunshine team led by Theodore Fordham Ralph Sstorrie Tom Cosgrove and DD Sheargold faced Town and Country in a draughts contest held at the Hardware Buildings Little Bourke Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Theodore Fordham
Ralph Sstorrie
Tom Cosgrove
Sheargold
Sunshine
Hardware
Little Bourke Street
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Rohime Angler’ Club
L. Cooper
Ladies’ Benevolent
Gilwell
DR. Dempster
Stonehaven
Baird
Mandated Territories
Walter Jowell
Chapman Street
Devonshire Road
Harvester Works
Charles Byrne
Onmity
Footscray
Mug.c
Yarraville Football Club
Me. A. J. Garlton
Nhon
Queen of Sports
Queen of Football
Queen of
Gricket Iite
Blaney
WIL Gnbense Press Propuaganda
Scullin
Samad
Mero Stanley Haldwin
Edward Harkness
Teobe Haid
Sharkness
Harkness
Australia
Stanley Bruce
Sunshine Players
Boober
R. K. McDonald
Norman Carland
Morris St
Consult
John M. Burke
Bell St
Coburg
SR “Vick
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