Soccer Club Social Marks Close Of Season
The Bt Mark's social night on Thursday 23nd Inst featured a midfold medal for best player, awarded to Ty Higgins by an anonymous donor. President Campbell praised Higgins despite him missing summer matches, and the club thanked organizers, musicians, and dancers for a warm close to the season with Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Bt. Mark'ston
Ty Hig
Campbell
T. Higging
al Higgins
Tle
Bewt
Campie
Heeling
Srey Club
Willowing
Mitchell Wd G. Hisgins
Harraden
N. Donald
A. Noble Dixon
Stan Owens
L Wright
Sympathy Extends to Hill Family in Robin ton Tragedy
Much sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs Claude Hill of Robin ton viree Sunshine over the death of their daughter Lorraine Alice aged dyer. She contracted firemelia and died after hospital care with funeral held Saturday Footscray Cemetery. The Presbyterian minister conducted the service and several floral tributes were noted. On Monday morning last an unemployment meeting observed a moment of silence for Mr Hill, president of the local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude HI
Robinton Viree
Sunshine
Hele
Lorraine Alice
Dyer
Dewit
Hill
Swimmers Prepare Plane for Prosperous Season
The annual meeting of the Sun shine Life Baying and Swimming Club was held at Blair Athol with W. I. McKay chairing. Members elected to offices include W. Roach speaking on life saving and directing instructor duties with G. Clemson as assistant. plans to train juniors and seniors at the club pool. A vandalism report, praise for the social committee, and remarks on pool funds and VASA affiliation closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Life Baying and Swimming Club
Blair Athol
W. It. McKay
W. Roach
Rluh'k Pool
G. Clemson
Vu. Re McKay
VASA
W. R. McKay
Cra
Raymond Robinson
Decir
W. Glendenning
C. Grant
G. Nicholson
W. Roweh
A. Kelly
G. Grong
M George Wild
8. Owens
M Wild
C. Stedman
D. Soutar
T. Frith
Ten First Prizes to Deer Park School
Deer Park State School excelled at the Hoyal Show winning ten first prizes six seconds and five thirds. Under headmaster W G McKernan pupils competed in plots of plant growing and many prizes went to Millet Tat Sorghum Tat Amber Cane Lucerne Mange Turnips Millet Seed Field Peas Climbing Beans Kour Grasses and more. The school earned a third place for most successful school in Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Victoria
W. G. McKernan
£20 Fine for Illegal Betting Case at Sunshine Court
John Mcnarney of Sunshine pleaded guilty to illegal betting between June 24 and August 27 at Sunshine Court before Mr Wade P.M. and J’s. He faced a £20 penalty, £3 costs, and seizure of £6 8s 10d. Charges against Reuban and Victor McCarney were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mcnarney
Sunshine
Sunshine Court
Wade
P.M
Messrs
Pennell
Scott
McCarney
I.M
Reuban
Victor McCarney
John McCarney
Apalo Blossom Revue thrills Town Mall crowd
Talagreelies Funds Assist organised by Sunshine Citizens committee staged a singing and dancing show in the Town Mall on Thursday night to raise funds for providing work for the royal unemployed. Proceeds expected to be substantial. Miss Heather Robertson praised for teaching. Forty one items featured with ballets clog tap and Highland dancing. Pianist F Preece and pipers F Stark and A Robertson. Cast included Haley May D Middle ton B Coulter and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Citizens’ Committee
Messrs
PJ. White
B. Naylor
Heather Robertson
Town
Euchom
Mixx Robertson
Wan F. Preece
F. Stark
A. Robertson
Haley May
Middleton
Coulter
Langley
B. Jean
J. Patterson
V. Hull
Wighall
Lloyd
B. McLeod
Topp
Stewart
Tait
P. Williams
J. Campbell
M. McKenzie
R. Anderson
G. Anderson
E. Gibaud
T. Gibaud
D.thomson
C. Leighton
C. Keckle
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A. Luke
Ladies’ Draper
Hampshire Rd
Morse
P.M. Feeney
Dickson Street
Malvern
Hubber
Advocate” Office
Deer Park School
Talagreelies
McDonald's
Hampshire Road
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Seymour
F. H. Nowell
Foreman Plummer and Co
Melbourne
W. Armour
Iland
Robinson
Sunshine Showroom
Majestic
Wells & Galloway
Alers
Leeds Street
Footscray
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