Young People’s Club Open Night Sparks Wide Discussion
A Manchester youth club held an open session Monday night with a question box on topics from church unity to centenary celebrations. Impromptu speeches sparked lively debate as members asked if Sunday trains benefit the community and whether white voters should choose MPs. The meeting closed with plans for an October talk by Dr Gowland and an invitation to all interested to attend.
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Young People’s Club
Gowland
Elie
Sunshine Anglers Competition at Colban Reservals
The Sunshine club fished the Colban Reservals last Sunday for Mr McChath's event with Dupe, Craddock, and Noville among top weigh-ins. Heaviest perch weighed 2 pounds 10 ounces by Bert Craddock. trout weighed 3 pounds, with Hea vent and other entrants listed. Next contest planned at Lomehing Place with weigh-ins at the post office. sponsors include Me C Neville.
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Sunshine Club
Colban
McChath
Wophys
Dupe Cunt
Co Mite Ehell
We Bay
Craddock
G. Duwett
Noville
Gi. Groun
Jy Cavive
Conpory
de Soh
Re Butten
J. Mergen
H. Taylor
Bert Craddock
Lomehing
Musas
Smith
Wi. Truenan
Anil Hye
Me C
Neville
District Tennis Results Show St Albans A Victory
Saturday play in district tennis yielded a solid win for St Albans A over Linton with a 62 to 40 score. The report lists numerous doubles and singles results across multiple matches, noting several close sets and high standards from players such as Clarke, Self, McKechnie, Read, Batten, and McCreery, with several pairs achieving 7-2 and 7-5 outcomes.
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ST. Albans A
Linton
St. Albans
Self
A. Clarke
D. Storer
McCreery
J. McKechnie
Dotinson
R. Clarke
MeIntyre
Clark
Read
Batten
Self d- McCreeey
G. McKechnie
Johnson and Batten
Storer
Miss Read
Mins Clark
Miss Johnson
McIntyre
Miss Batten
St Albans Picnic Plans Progress At Keilor Meeting
St Albans Jtwan approved another annual shire picnic to be held this year with Tullamarine declining participation. A follow up meeting is set for October to overcome obstacles. Tomorrow a euchre party and dance by St Albans cricketers will feature trophy presentations. The Presbyterian Ladies' Happy Circle jumble fair last Saturday raised about £9.
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Jtwan
Keilor
Tullamarine
Bven
St. Albans
Presbyterian Ladies' Happy Circle
Merrett Teams Match Opens Rifle Trials at Williamstown
The first shoot of the Merrett teams match was held at Williamstown on Saturday with ideal conditions. Five militia men and five riflemen formed each team for a Colonel Merrett trophy. Victorian Rifle Association delegates attended from Kinllarat Geelong and Diamond Vale. Sunshine and Fortress Company both entered two loans but failed to reach last year’s form, needing improvement to defend their section titles.
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Merrett
Williamstown
Vietorian Rifle Association
Kinllarat
Geelong
Diamond Vale
Sunshine
Ith Fortress Company
Sunshine Golf Club Ladies and Men Rally Strong Scores
Ideal conditions at Sunshine Golf Club last Saturday framed a four ball best ball competition with notable scores. Ladies led by Miss Marshall and Mrs Greenham at 11 up, while men’s pairs posted solid results like J H Brown with J H Hooper at 5 up and T N McArthur with C H Gill 4 down. Tomorrow 8 fan foursomes led by steward E Pumpa.
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E. Pumpa
Miss Marshall
Greenham
J. H. Brown
J. H. Hooper
W. T. Williamson
H. Martin
A. Johnston
F. Kitchen
P. W. Read
DG. Colque
W. Dinnell
R. Stewart
T. N. McArthur
C. H. Gill
Steam Roller Driver Teases Gentleman on Banana Skin Slip
A steam roller driver taunts a gentleman who slipped on a banana skin in front of the vehicle. He says if he pressed the man’s trousers he would trigger a formal complaint to his union about taunting.
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Amalgamated Society of Trouser Preasers
Reed and Advertics Sun Shine Adverte Friday publish
Reed and Advertics operates as the Sun Shine Adverte published on Fridays. The note notes weekly publication cadence and the title implies a local advertising newspaper.
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Reed and Advertics
Sunshine
Sunshine Faces Kew In Third Sub-Districts League Final
Sunshine and Kew meet tomorrow in the grand final of the Sub-Districts League premiership. Sunshine seeks a first title after two prior losses to South Melbourne Districts, with Harry Baker and Colin Greig available to bolster the side. Kew, having defeated Alphington Institute by five points, presents a dangerous midfield and strong back line, while Sunshine’s defense must again prove pivotal to secure the championship.
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Sunshine
Kew
South Melbourne District
Harry Baker
Colin Greig
Alphington
Wouk
Sunshine Kennel Club Show Awards Chronicle
The Sunshine Kennel Club held its first championship show with numerous prizes. Key winners include Mrs D J McGregor for Sundown Admiral in toy dogs and Roy Marsh for four firsts with Marville Midge in miniature Pomeranian, with trophy presentations slated for October 3 at ICCF Hall Melbourne.
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Sunshine Kennel Club
Kennel Control Council of Victoria
D. J. McGregor
Mont Albert
R. P. Crowe
Bendigo
Bowden Rector
A. E. Ford
Newport
B. H. Woodhouse
Mentone
Alsatian
Cimbo
Kursaal
J. D. Soutar
Sunshine
Marville Mischief
1.C.C.F
Trades Hall
Melbourne
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Young People's Club
Mother Grundy
Whitelive
Roughie
McAlpin
Miss Haas
Hale
Miss Self
T. Heard
Gillies de Clarke
Duxford
Sunshine Methodists
D. Spaldings
Gardens Bay
Albion
Glen Galla
Doge
Batate le. A. Fairbairn
Dea
FOX
Fox’s Quality Stores
Hampshire Road
ST Albans
H Lally So
N Franks
W. Bignell
Vi. Little
S. Whittle
A. Kyle
Sunshine Golf Club
Mrs Fawcett
Robinson
Thompson
Bull
Morris
M. Morris
Betheras
Hiscock
Miss Williamson
Lorenz
Mrs J. Porgy
Mrx McDonald
Mrs Johnston
Miss Fall
Miss Oke
E. Morris Square
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