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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 22, 1951
Page
5
Sunshine C C First Eleven finished a disappointing season by losing to Ormond in a one day match. Ormond scored 184 in their innings, and Sunshine replying were bowled out for 138 at stumps. The locals won only one match and finished bottom of the table.
Sunshine 2nd eleven finished the season with a strong win over Ormond in a one day match. Ormond scored 8 for 133 in 142 minutes, Sunshine replying 6 for 161 with Deeble 71 not out and Simpson 52 not out. Deeble and Simpson led a rapid 95 run stand to seal victory in swift time.
Canberra councilors discuss temporary houses built by New Australians. Dr Dobson cites a statement by Minister Holt about federal supervision to prevent sub standard housing, prompting the council to refer the matter to the Immigration Planning Council.
Waratah win the A grade title defeating East Sunshine 318 to 127 and 166. Keilor secure the B grade premiership with 393 against Druids B 62 and 73. Arrangements set for a St Arnaud trip Friday at 5:45 a.m. from Sunshine Post Office to play St Arnaud District Association.
Braybrook workers consider quitting due to offensive odours from Chemhouse Products on Annesley Street. Dr Castley told Braybrook Council that smells prevent meals at times. Health Inspector Mr W Heron said inspections found no offensive scent detected.
Braybrook Council approved buying an electric roller to be built by Brunswick City Council at about £260. The two ton machine will need one operator. The head ordener believes it could save fifty percent of turf wicket preparation costs, paying back in two years. Central and Southern Riding councillors agreed to share costs.
The under 18 players began training Monday under Mick Durstan with a fair turnout and new players are still invited to join. Seniors start training at Selwyn Park Tuesday next March 27 with welcome extended to all players. A club picnic is planned to Mornington on April 1 with tickets from social secretaries or committee members.
The Braybrook Football Club hosts a preseason gathering in the pavilion on Wednesday March 28 with President Alby Pennell speaking about his world trip. Refreshments provided. Open to old and intending players and officials. Training for A and C grades starts Saturday March 31.
A local painter and decorator offers paper hanging and plaster crack repairing services. Kalsemining provides interior finishing, wall preparation, and surface repairs for homes and offices.
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