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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
5
A concert is planned at Federal Hall Footacray on 11 February to support the Watts family. Doctors say Mrs Watts has limited time, and Mr Watts seeks to return the family to England where they emigrated last year.
A report last week misstated a principal’s address as 43 Westmore. No one linked to the case lived there. the individual resides on Westmoreland Road a few houses away.
Sunshine No 1 strengthened its pennant position by beating Gardiner away 112 to 83 with Rohner leading 44 18 and Sully 25 23. No 3 team beat Port Melbourne 82 to 57, Powell 26 15 and Mann 32 19 starring. Byes and a social game followed in fine weather.
Three teams are scheduled for tomorrow with fixtures and lineups. No 1 team travels to Moonee Ponda with captains and players listed and emergencies named. cars depart the post office at 1 20 pm. No 2 team hosts Newport 3 at home with a full squad and emergencies noted, depart details not given. No 3 team visits Ken 5 away with named lineup and emergencies. cars depart post office at 1 15 pm.
A Committee of the above Reserve meets in the Pavilion on Tuesday January 27 at 7 40 p.m. A pre annual football club meeting is set for Wednesday January 28 at 8 p.m. The Annual Meeting follows on Wednesday February 4.
City of Sunshine public notice states that on 15 December 1952 the council resolved to borrow £10,000 by debentures to partially repay a National Bank of Australasia loan. Interest set at 4 pounds 15 shillings per cent per year, repaid in twenty half yearly installments of about £633 18s 6d, final payment due 1 March. A council meeting on 2 February 1953 will consider confirmation of the resolution.
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