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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
7
A set of positions offers good pay, excellent working conditions, and promotion prospects. Openings include ACCOUNTS OFFICER ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT PLANNING CLERK and PURCHASING CLERK. Requirements cover institute examinations or ongoing study, Leaving Certificate, and purchasing experience. Successful applicants join permanent staff with subsidised superannuation benefits.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the RSL visited Mount Royal on Tuesday night with bright items and gifts of sweets fruit cigarettes matches and books. Whist night followed on Wednesday in the club rooms with a large turnout and a supper. A meeting is planned at Mrs A Wright 12 Servante St Sunshine with members bringing a plate. An outing to Arden Street Mission is scheduled for Sunday afternoon 10 June with carpooling details via secretary MW 9042. Next general meeting set for 19 June.
Sunshine B draws 4 4 with opponents after leading 4 2 through seven innings. J Exar pitches well with solid support as Sunshine A wins 3 2 with improved fielding but weak batting. Sunshine C loses 10 8 to Coburg. Pettifer Slater Summer Fowler praised for batting and pitching. A US: B team to Brighton. C team to Williamstown. A team at home noon. others depart 10 50 a.m. train 11 15 a.m. Post Office.
Last Saturday St Mark's Harriers held a 3 mile handicap with Footscray Harriers on Sunshine Street. Senior results: D. McDonnell first, Chaplain second, L. Coulson third. Juniors led by G Coulson, C Noble, N Mullen. Chaplain posted fastest time, G Coulson improved by 34 seconds. Afternoon tea by Footscray noted. Upcoming VA AA handicaps at Footscray attract strong form. several members expected to contend for major prizes.
The No 1 team faces Sandringham at Royal Park with players catching the 1.33 p.m. train from Sunshine. The No 2 team hosts Old Hampton ians at home with players due at the court by 1.45 p.m.
Saturday Stableford was won by A Grant d4 pla in A grade and L Worsley with 36 points in B grade. Sunday Mixed Canadian Foursomes victors were Mrs H Schmidt and C Willaton with 86 17 69 nett. Mac Miller won Members stroke with 90 18 72 nett. The May 19 Mixed Foursomes rescheduled to June 9 as a Canadian Mixed Four with a Gymkhana program during King's Birthday weekend.
The Sunshine Scouts held a Friday ceremony marking several Cubs advancing to Scouts. Two Cub Leaping Wolf Badges and other awards were presented, along with Patrol Leader stripes. A Scout Investiture ceremony is planned tonight and a Parents and Friends Committee annual meeting is set for Monday June 4 at 8 p.m. in the Church Vestry.
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