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For many, the end of June marks a turning point in the year's activities. APPROACHING THE SITUATION Whatever the conditions, in the subway or above ground on the railway, one thing is certain.

Colac Chronicle

Madelaine Greig, who began her career at Snows as a member of the casual staff. On his knees are Sherryne Munce (daughter of Ted Munce, Electrical Buyer) and Beverley Wilson (daughter of Mr. Jack Wilson, Staff Manager).

WATT'S COOKING !

34; nowhere" because the original border of his country was almost pushed back in the creation of post-war peace. Long presumed dead by the rest of the family, this girl was discovered working in a hospital in Karachi. Once again the hearts of this the small group rose, because the eldest daughter took the responsibility of the family.

The sister in England arranged for the rest of the family to move from India to the United Kingdom. Her discovery of the way of life in this sunny land of ours led three more of the Piwowar girls to do the same. Since the first member of the family to arrive had settled in Tasmania, Anna Piwowar also went there.

34;THE FATHER OF ADELAIDE"

Although this story has its sad aspects, the events are not connected with any intention to stir the minds of the readers. What happened to Anna Piwowar in her very early years and beyond has been experienced to a greater or lesser extent by thousands of others. Let's hope life is good for the former Anna Piwowar - and anyone like her who may have walked the difficult path - from now on.

More than 100 congratulatory telegrams and other messages poured into their home, and the house was overflowing with flowers and other gifts. The company was directly represented at this unforgettable party by the South Australian Manager Mr. in Mr.

THE FOAMING TANKARDS HAVE GONE !

Two of the three existing lifts will now rise to roof level (where the craftsman stands). To achieve this, the steelwork of the original building (whose girders have always extended through the roof, ready for extension) has been added, only on one bay. The site of this hotel is very definitely associated with the earliest days of the city of Melbourne.

The bottles had just been put there by one of the foreman—for his lunch. 34;lifted" from a Hollywood studio set, actually sits on the floor of the old nightstand. And so another phase in the development of the City of Melbourne was seen - and another chapter written in the History of Foys.

WRITTEN IN

Today, from its large windows, it can look down on busy Swanston Street, where once the hotel's residents saw only horse-drawn carriages on this old town artery. While this transfer of management from Foys Corner to 226 Swanston Street may be disruptive at the moment, it is of great satisfaction to all concerned that the removal of these non-retail activities to this new location has freed up nearly 7,000 square feet of the 4th floor of the Foy store alone. There will also be a release of the 5th floor area by Display and Advertising etc. released almost 4400 square meters.

All told, then, this expanded transfer of functions, which began with Foys' occupation of the Cosmopolitan Hotel building, will mean that approximately 12,300 square feet. In the case of Miss Olive Watt, who retired from Foys on May 30th, we are pleased to print in full the letter of thanks we received from her. 34; I sincerely wish you all a very satisfying and enjoyable future with Foys.

RUNDLE STREET

With the water up to his car's running boards, he'd have trouble making sure he was still on the road. Among other things, he founded the Renmark Table Tennis Association, which would later become part of the South Australian Table Tennis Association. However, as some compensation, the "C-F" girls played against a team of men from the store and won despite much spillage.

After six years in the business - the last five in Sportswear, after 12 months with Mrs Baverstock, she started her first job at the Foy & Gibson store here eight years ago, straight out of school. Originally at "Special Tables," she was transferred to Wools and Haby, where her attention to customers was always marked by a very friendly smile.

DEATH OF MISS SYLVIA CAPORN

Keith Smith, ground floor controller, and his wife, following the April 30 arrival of Kathryn Anne.

IT'S COMING!

PALAIS DE DANSE, ST. KILDA ESPLANADE

A special feature of the construction of this excellent new store, which is unique in Western Australia, is the ease of access. The man who has played a vital role in the extraordinary success of the venture is Swiss-born manager Fred Ehinger. The beautiful and clean lines of the Albany Freeway entrance to the new Foys grocery store in Victoria Park.

Although we danced until 1.30am, most of the happy crowd were ready to keep going until dawn. Associated with the company during its early years was Sir James Mitchell, who laid the foundation stone of the Albany Mill. We record, with great pleasure, the announcement of the recent engagement of Shirley Batt (Postal Staff) to Mr.

KATANNJING KAPERS

After years of chasing the little white ball down the road, etc., etc., he finally broke his handicap of 24 to 8. Not content to deprive us of his bright presence, Len took his his fiancée, Pauline Foster (Cosmetics). If it is half the success of the Christmas Social, we can look forward to a more enjoyable gathering.

MANJIMUP MEMOS

There are also plans for a Spring Ball, the proceeds of which will be donated to a selected local organization. Harry left Kalgoorlie in 1945 to take charge of the Manjimup Trading Co. to accept, and he held this position until Foys took control of the company in 1951. Agency lines (which are still operated, under the name of Manjimup Trading Co.), Foys retained its services to manage this section, which is now a subsidiary of Foys.

Harry Low will be greatly missed by all members of staff and the many customers who have become his very good friends. We also have a furniture store with carpeting, electrical goods, etc. at the end of the 'town block'. News from Mount Barker makes it more than a red letter day; it is practically a gilt-edged occasion.

NEWS FROM NARROGIN MOUNT IB ARKER JOTTINGS By "MYOBB"

In particular, he plans to visit his married daughter in Queensland and then move to the Barrier Reef. We all wish him the best of luck on his journey and "happy days" in retirement. The social circle is a bit relaxed at this time of year, except for small evenings indoors, etc.

The first event will be the Foys "Spring Ball", an event organized every year by some charity in our town. Hiller (Hardware) and Miss Blight (Manchester) put on a really successful social night at CWA. They did, and in chatting with these guests we were absolutely convinced that the party was indeed very happy.

AROUND THE CORNER

Similarly, it is very pleasing to note the outstanding success of the current Anti-Cancer Campaign Appeal. Foys Stores in Collingwood, Prahran and City have played - and continue to play - their part in the complete picture and a very generous donation from the company will be followed by a significant donation from staff. Foys City Store, especially the Tube Room staff, earlier greeted the bride as Ettie Compte.

Bill also carries with him good wishes from his colleagues for future prosperity in the new sphere he has entered. While on the subject of parental responsibilities, Ron Wright, formerly a popular member of the Exhibits Department but now with Taubmans, was recently approached by Mrs. Evelyn Jackson, of the Maintenance Staff, offered, which means that she frequently jumps in and out of her daughter's office—.

Chapel Street Chatter

Hooke has a young son, Wayne, who is not only a good pianist, but an expert on the drums, and she took him to England with the one idea of ​​furthering his musical career. Former Manchester Manager Bill McFarlane has been transferred to Bourke Street as Towel Buyer. Reports from the sick room were higher than average - but, all told, the news is better today.

Not a soul in the place was not excited by the announcement of the engagement of Miss Ruth Dickenson (Jewelry and Handbags) to Mr. To her place in reception, 4th floor, Deirdre Matheson has moved and has replaced her as secretary. to Mr. A spell in hospital for a nose job was followed by the sad experience of losing a beloved grandmother.

COLLINGWOOD CALLING

Miss Beryl Rowley (Wools and Haby) had to go to Footscray Intermediate Hospital for surgery. Again, welcome to Elsie Conisbee, who has moved from Store 8 to the Docket Office. Joyce Chard, formerly of Hire Purchase Office, gave birth to a daughter, Jennifer Anne, on May 26.

FRIENDLY FOES

MYERS v. FOYS AT FOOTBALL

STAFF TRAINING IN FOYS : OLD FOY BOYS GET TOGETHE I ID

NEW APPOINTMENT

At right, Erica Dabrowski of Infantswear, Cox-Eco Perth, who recently gained Australian citizenship by naturalization. Lionel Collins brought his fiddle and played many old numbers that brought back memories of the days when we all worked together. Ted Davis, Host of Robin Hood's Mine, knew most of the attendees because for many years he was the licensee of the adjacent Foys Hotel in Adelaide.

The fire sprang up the tops of the pine trees and surrounded the men who had made their way into the breach, trying to put out the fire there. These trees dwarf the house next door and are indicative of the tall pines that burned like torches in the recent wildfire on Mt. to stay-.

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