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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
2
Advertisement lists school hat colors including white grey fawn blue with navy trim. Styles described as unbleached straw with navy bands in sizes 10/6 and 11/6. Mention of golf and navy unit themes appears incidental to color and material options.
Sick Club Easter trip to Adelaide will take place during the Easter weekend. Sunshine United Soccer Club aims to visit the South Australian Premier League, with most players available for the journey. Social committee plans and secretaryship changes are noted, with details to follow.
Arrangements are under way for the annual Old Boys Picnic at Werribee Reserve on March 11. Members are asked to attend the monthly meeting on February 1 to finalize details. Indoor bowls teams and others interested are advised that competitions will begin soon. the secretary also asks for their attendance.
Braybrook Council has exhausted avenues to source timber for re flooring the Shire Hall. The council will not proceed without guaranteed first class material. The matter remains with the Engineer to continue the search.
Urgent notice to all teams from the Association about matches around February 7 with entries from the S. S. club depending on available players. Teams must contact O Johns by February 6 and await further details at the Association meeting next Wednesday.
Judging by entries the Annual Keilor Athletic Meeting on Saturday February 10 should rival last year. Main event prizes include 100 pounds for the Belllar Gatton Phty, 20 pounds for the 7 yds sprint, and 20 pounds for the BAW yds hurdle. Cycling events feature Iris Bent and other champions. A bus from E. Wen station runs from 10:30 am. Entertainment includes Highland dancing and a Barn Dance in Keilor Hall at night.
Applications for the health inspector post received by Braybrook Council were disappointing with only three submissions and none having job experience. One applicant passed the required certificate, prompting the council to re advertise the position with a £649 annual salary plus an extra £10 if certified as weights and measures inspector.
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