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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
1
Fire Flor Shell House North Terrace runs at Adelaide sites including Wirrkabara on Wed June 6 Bouleruo Centre Wed afternoon June 6 Lara Thurs June 7 9 to 3 Glorgetown Thurs 3.30 until Tue 7.
Public appeal urges housewives to donate fever or screw items to support sailors. Readily available tins from cupboards will be shipped freight free by rail to the Royal Naval Friendly Union at 73 Pirie Street Adelaide.
J Rundle Veterinary Practitioner maintains a retaining fee from the district’s leading cattle and sheep breeders. AI latest drugs including tel Sulpha group stocked and used with pronounced success. Phone 55 Jamestown.
Norman A Vowles writes from Spalding on 3 June 1945 praising the VE Day services and civic gathering. He notes denominations held noon services and a 2 pm combined civic event with record attendance. He urges councilors to consider a future V P Day celebration method.
In a letter to the editor H W Tosell of Lina argues a Georgetown district coursing meet held for Red Cross funds amounts to cruelty. He questions the charity’s ethics and church support, urging humane treatment of animals and a stand against sport that harms hares.
A grand final Pin‑Up Drive concluded Friday at Crystal Brook Institute. May Wilson arrived as the Pin‑Up Girl amid RAF and RAAF guards, escorted by W/O Gardiner, with Club Girls forming floral arches and attendants Natalie Cummers and Geraldine Tait in pale pink net frocks. Attendance included Mrs A C McDonald and FE CF Headquarter Adde‑Inidle.
Mr S W Thomson BDS serves with the RAAF. Dentist S Boyle of Jamestown will visit Gladstone monthly and may be consulted at Wurm's Chemist Shop on the fourth Monday each month from 10 am to 4 pm.
Misses Margaret Sinclair and Mary Denniss wore pale powder blue marocain frocks at a comfort funds gathering. Mrs McDonald spoke on Comforts Funds for soldiers. a sash presented to Miss Wilow. Red Cross shop takings reported. Waters Works Amateur Hour at Crystal Brook raised funds for FACE. Local visitors, theater and market notes. military personnel on leave and travel updates.
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