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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 20, 1953
Page
2
Parks committee reports planting trees on the Deer Park reserve would cost about £600 and be hard to do on unfenced ground. The council rejects leasing to a firm for long term tree planting and considers grazing leases to offset weed clearance costs while Lands Dept handles weed disposal this year.
Council officers face salary adjustments if the new municipal officers award is applied strictly. Seventeen officers would be affected though most currently earn above the award. The Officers and Servants Committee will study the impact and prepare a report for next Monday’s discussion.
Sun ine Wagon Wheelers and 1st Foot Scouts Square Dance Club enjoyed an exhilarating night at Bunetown Hall last Wednesday. A free zoo day for financial members is set for December 6 with all members automatically belonging to the Social Club. A Geelong picnic is planned for Sunday, November 29, and bus bookings depart Sunshine Post Office at 9 30 am.
This Friday November 20th the Deer Park Square Dance Club invites members to bring one or two guests free of charge. A party atmosphere will be maintained with unusual novelties for the whole evening.
The Silver Circle Square Dance Club will pause calling during the long Christmas break as Jack Carr has given up his role. A new caller will be arranged by the committee and funds from a raffle for an Australian Souvenir scarf donated by Mrs. Davidson will support sound system improvements. Members wish a happy Christmas and look forward to dancing again in February.
Instruction to lodging sporting copy early in the week for timely publication. Encourages prompt submission practices among sporting correspondents to ensure coverage appears in upcoming editions.
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