Two Bowls Teams Qualify for Playoffs at R.V. Club
Ci and C7 teams shine with 15 wins in 17 games as play offs loom for division champions. Richards Trophy pairs saw I Campbell with W King win section one and S Green with G Judd take section two. Green and Judd edged ahead late to win by scoring six in the final ends. Easter hours and early starts urged to avoid delays.
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Alshine Bowling Club
Tnt
Painiants
Palce
Slatford
R.V B.A
I. Campbell
W. King
S. Green
G. Judd
Green
Judd
Campbell
King
Widening St Albans Road Bridge Delayed by Labour Shortage
Braybrook Council learned the Railways Department cannot supply enough labour to widen the St Albans Road bridge. No objection to council work under supervision. Efforts continue to secure help from the Country Roads Board, with decision pending a reply.
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Braybrook
Railways Department
St. Albans Road
Country Roads Board
Braybrook Council agrees on road closure plan for Fu ong Rd
Braybrook Council on Monday weighed the governments proposal to close Fu ong Road and to acquire adjacent land between Deer Park and St Albans. The decision includes ensuring an alternative route to Ballarat Road is provided as part of the plan.
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Fuong Rd
Ballarat Road
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Deer Park
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Braybrook Council Seeks Relieving Engineer for Mr Robinson
Applications are invited for a six month relieving engineer to take over from Mr H E Robinson who will be away on a long service leave and trip to England later this year.
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H. E. Robinson
Robinson
Ingland
Telephone installation approvals and rejections noted
Plelig flees installation of a public telephone at Ashley and Ballarat streets approved. The council had requested a phone at Darnley and Routh but no approval. already approved for a phone at South Road and Moama Street.
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Darnley St
Routh Rd
South Rd
Moama
Harriers Annual Meeting Reports Growth and Plans
The Harriers held their annual meeting on Monday reporting a successful year with many new members. They plan to stay in C grade, stage a relay, mile handicap and mile walks on Sports Day, and begin cross country training soon. Office-bearers elected include President Les James and Secretary H Brown with D McDonnell as cross country captain.
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Sts Mark's Harriers
Les James
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T. Fraser
A. Beachley
H. Brown
D. McDonnell
S._ Co
N. Mulley
W. Rooney
G. R. Reynolds
J. Cairns
Sunshine United Social Evening Earns Club Support
The social committee of Sunshine United is commended for the March 14 success. Footscray City Soccer Club members aided, and Footscray and United supporters are urged to back the March 28 social at Bradford Cotton Mills Social Hall. The squad travels to Geelong for a match, and juniors are being organized with a muster of eight.
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Footscray
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J. Martin
Adelaide
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