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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
3
About 40 members and guests picnicked at Canadian Bay 1 last Sunday. Olva Ellingsen won the ladies race and Jorm McGrath won the men's. Members signaled sports, dances, meetings, and basketball practice in April with many social details.
Braybrook Council delays approval of a north Albion street plan for 14 days to allow riding representatives to inspect. Dr. Barclay notes some streets must be completed due to residents’ twenty year disability.
Braybrook Council Public Works Committee approved spending £60 to deepen Maribyrnong Swimming Pool after a deputation from the Maribyrnong Swimming Club. Club representative J McDonald said deeper water would curb dangerous tramway bridge diving and encourage swimmers to use club facilities.
A reflective Easter message contrasts the relentless march of death with Christian hope. It declares Easter belongs to God and the gospel of power, offering resurrection, life beyond the grave, and strength for daily living to those who live the Easter message.
The marriage of Bery Josephine Clifton to Ronald Frederick Crosbie was held March 6, 1948 at St Marks Church Sunshine with Rev R F Adams and Rev R W Dann officiating. The bride wore white marquisette and lace with a frangipanni veil. attendants included Gwen and Lynette Hodgson. Reception followed at Hampshire House Sunshine and the couple departed for a blue wool crepe outfit and autumn rose spray honeymoon.
The Braybrook Council declined to convert the Rosamond Rd hut on the reserve for kindergarten use citing its sporting group role and possible tram track moves. Dr. Pennell moved to inform the committee the council would not act now. An amendment to study alternatives failed.
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