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Lee Celledoni dancing the Jitterbug, 1947

from State Library of Queensland

  • 4 older comments, and then…
  • godisinusall (GreyReb or Chris) said:
    Excellent photo ! I remember dancing the Jitterbug, with my mom. Thanks for the awesome memory !
  • Outgoing Yarn said:
    WTF?
  • M. E. said:
    Wow, what flexibility!
  • rita bok said:
    WoW :)
  • Poorgirl53 said:
    Love this! Look how sweaty she is and yet she smiles as big as Australia itself. Obviously having a wonderful time.

Swimming pool at Ayr surrounded by lawns

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    Swimming Pool Plans For Ayr A letter from the Ayr Amateur Swimming club requesting the Council to meet delegates from the club to discuss the offer of a piece of land to Queen Street as a site for an Olympic Swimming Pool caused a lively debate at the Ayr Shire Council's monthly meeting. Cr. Hinkson (Home Hill) said that It was a matter for No. 1 Division (Ayr). He stated that he would not favour No. 2 Division contributing, but said he would not object to No. 1 Division proceeding with a scheme to build the pool. Cr. Dean (Ayr) stated: 'You have baths at Home Hill.' The chairman replied to the remark by Cr. Dean by stating that the Home Hill baths were built by volunteer labour. To this, Cr. Dean remarked that the Ayr Shire Council gave 50 pounds a year towards the Home Hill baths. Cr. Hinkson replied that Home Hill tosses back £200 a year towards the cost of the upkeep of the Ayr Baths. Cr. Woods (Home Hill) said that the Council should advise the club that they were only wasting the Council's time and their own In wanting to pay 2,000 pounds for a block of land that was only a stone's throw from the present pool. Cr. Dean stated that the present pool was only a baby. It was not big enough and was so badly cracked that someday someone would go through one of the big cracks. Cr. Dean stated that they must look to a bigger population and build a bigger pool. Cr. Woods: 'It Is a baby all right. The Council has been carrying it ever since It was born." Cr- Dean: 'And the ratepayers say they are carrying some of the councillors." Cr. Clayton suggested that they should meet delegates from the swimming club. He suggested that cheaper land might be obtainable. Cr. Clayton continued that a lot of people were using the baths, but they should endeavour to find out how many people did. In this way, they could ascertain whether an expense of at least 60,000 pounds in building an Olympic pool was warranted. The Council agreed to meet the delegates of the swimming club at the June meeting. Source: Townsville Daily Bulletin; 26 May 1954 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/62514304

Walking the dog and cat

from State Library of Queensland