BROKEN Hill’s West Football Club will celebrate 125 years later this month, with all invited to come together and share memories of the club’s rich history.
The event will include guest speakers and a two course meal, and will run from 11am – 4pm. Bookings are essential and tickets are available from Andrew Wilson 0419 839 739 or Peter Pascoe 0407 377 451.
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