Lily-Anne Art Florist Offers Made Up Work Classes
The Lily-Anne Art Florist advertises all classes of made up work next to the Advocate Office, inviting enrollment.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
2
The Lily-Anne Art Florist advertises all classes of made up work next to the Advocate Office, inviting enrollment.
An order requires demolition of cottages in Sunshine area within fourteen days after repeated complaints about unhealthy living conditions. Council cites risk of epidemic and directs action to address the housing conditions and repairs.
May meeting summaries show all groups represented and a hospital work bee praised. Toy collections planned for June and a House to House drive announced. Progress totals list Platypus Koala Kookaburra Dingo Possum. Malcolm McBean congratulated for passing Scout promise. Various cubs named.
Extensions to Maidstone Hall are being called by Sunshine Council for additions. When completed the hall will be available for weekly evening lettings. Currently there is no storage for kindergarten equipment, so it can only be used on weekends.
Scholarships awarded by the City of Sunshine and Lux-Lan district include Victor Werbickis George Trusinskas Margaret Grimshaw Ruth Osterman Kevin Douglas John Lamb Margaret Knight Robel Hodgart Robert Woodger John Prior Elwyn Staphenson Eileen SmithIlkinson Ruth Fowler Bert Baker Edward Jenkins Dorothy Chegwidden and many others. Intermediate Technical Scholarships go to Albert Lee Grahamville Glen Bult Colin Bish Margery Pyke Fay Edwards and Joan Fleming. First term ends, second term resumes Tuesday May 27. Limited vacancies in Cookery Carpentry Hobbies Cabinet Making Hobbies Dress making Shorthand and Type writing. Annual Birthday Party of the Parents Association set for Thursday June 5 at the Girls Building. Guests include Mr N J Montgomery who recently visited Central Australia.
Mr and Mrs H Gordon and friends marked Harry Gordon’s seventeenth birthday at their Perry Street residence. Mavis and Phyl Gibson thank subscribers for a hospital appeal collection of £10 2s 0d. acknowledgment and detail list are at Arthur Street. A Sunday service will dedicate all confirmed Church of England members, especially those confirmed at St Albans and recently confirmed.
The Dads Association and Women’s Auxiliary plan a Sunday visit to Bundoora Repatriation Hospital. A bus departs the Post Office at 1.30 p.m. for the outing.
City engineer announced the Forrest Street bridge will be open for dry conditions in about two weeks. The statement came on Monday as crews complete final safety checks and surface treatments.
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