Sunshine club awards big fund in weekend trip
Sunshine Football Club’s annual weekend trip to Euroa was voted the best yet with excellent behaviour and an invitation to return. The 51 attendees joined the RSL ball Friday night, a fundraiser boosting the Sunshine Community Hospital and Sunshine Football Club Accident Fund to about £234 total. Donations should be sent to J Chigwidden, 5 Dawson St Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Football Club
Euroa
Sunshine Community Hospital
J. Chigwidden
Dawson St
Sunshine
Soccer Notes for Army Match at Puckapunyal
Arrangements made for a game against the army at Puckapunyal on Sunday 7 October. Members to send names to T Higgins and Lynch promptly. Parlour coach leaves Sunshine P.O. at 9 30 a m. United Soccer Club preparing for South Australian team challenge match and final plans are under way. A smoke night for visitors is set for 6 October after the match and a Dandenongs trip is planned. Seats in coaches available via secretary. Social Committee ready for Annual Ball and has detailed plans. A meeting of the Social Committee is tonight at Mrs C Evans Fraser Street.
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Puckapunyal
T Higgins
Lynch
Ota
Sunshine P.O
United Soccer Club
Dandenongs
C. Evans
Fraser Street
Sunshine Council Kept Maribyrnong Speedway Ban
The Sunshine Council reaffirmed its previous decision that Maribyrnong reserve must not be leased for speedway racing following a Monday request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Council
Maribyrnong Reserve
Junior Baseball Starts Tomorrow at Sunshine Park
Sunshine Park invites all boys eight and up to learn baseball every Saturday morning. Last year a junior team joined the senior winter competition and did well. A dinner and theatre night hosted by coach Norm McArthur honored the players with Geoff Dawson, M. Laffan, R. Pettifer and E. Fowler in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Park
Llub
Norm McArthur
Geoff Dawson
M. Laffan
R. Pettifer
E. Fowler
Norm
Kirby
Reg. Hand
Indoor Carpet Bowls Results at Our Lady's Hall
Matches on Friday September 14 saw Sunshine 17 over GUOOP 13 and ANA 21 over Sun Old Boys II 12. IOR beat MUSOOF 15 12 while GUOOF defeated Sun Old Boys I 17 4. ANA topped Nettlefolds 15 8 and ALP II edged JOR 12 11. Sunshine 11 beat ALP I 15. Sun Old Boys I defeated JOR I. Draw for finals set for Friday 28 September with multiple pairings and reminders to have mats ready by 7 45 p.m.
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Our Lady's Hall
Sunshine
D. Guoop
Alp PI
D. Alp II
Nettlefold
D. Sun
Ana
Ior
D. Musoof
Guoof
V. Sun
Old Boys I
Muioof
ALP I
Guoof Nettlefolds
Sun
Old Boys II
ALP II
Medway Club Weekend Golf Results
At Medway Golf Club the Saturday 4 ball best ball bogey saw Bruce O Halloran and John McKay win 6 up. Sunday bogey finished in a tie between R Trueman and K Doubleday at 1 down. Mixed Foursomes A division went to Mrs C Stead and Mr W Devers 77 nett. B grade to Mrs W Grieves and Mr Harry Hunter 77 nett. Putting round won by Mr and Mrs DI Dick Wilkinson with 29 putts. Associates Stableford Wednesday won by Mrs G Gordon with 29 points. Saturday bogey won by Mrs Watt 4 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce O'Halloran
John McKay
R. Trueman
K. Doubleday
C. Stead
W. Devers
W. Grieves
Harry Hunter
DI Dick Wilkinson
Stableford
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Ypiste
P.O
Footscray
Rubbertex
Aust
Monsanto Chemicals
Australia
Somerville Road
Braybrook
Footscray and
Sunshine Stations
Crittall Manufacturing CO
Derby Road
Imperial Chemical Industries of
New Zealand
Deer Park
Fitters Electricians
Belvedere Library
Leeds St. Footscray
A.R.C. Engineering CO. Pty. Ltd
Ballarat Road
Albion
R.S.L
Champ
Tanis
Ron Pocock
N. Booth
J. Chizwidden
J. McPherson
T.C. Albion
N. Durston
A.T.N
Frank
Sunshine City Soccer Club
United News
Medway Golf Club
Norm Clarenshaw
Richelieu Street
West Footscray
Melbourne Technical College
Moonee Valley
Australia and
Belvedere
Leeds ST
Monsanto Chemicals (Australia) Limited
I.C.I.A.N.Z
Yallourn
John Thompson Combustion
Limited
Dyes & Plastics Group
Deners
Station Road
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