Copies of photographs made recently1679 - ( 1) 1920s unknown couple apparently on moon at Luna Park, St.Kilda.|1679 - (2) 1950s couple, John Willaton and Dorothy Millington, on moon at Luna Park, St.Kilda.|Taken at Luna Park Booth, with stars around themjohn willaton, dorothy millington, dorothy willaton

sunshine hospital, albion, dorothy millington, hospital, king edward avenue

Awarded to Jack Millington c. 1960's. Donated to SDHS by Dorothy Willaton (nee Millington)A trophy spoon made for ICIANZ Bowling Club, Deer Park. Brass badge attached to spoon.On handle of spoon "ICIANZ Bowling Club"icianz bowling club, bowling, memento

ICI employees award. Awarded to Jack Millington c. 1960. Donated to the S&DHS by Dorothy Willaton (nee Millngton), in May 2007.A boxed set of 4 ICI drink coasters.(On Coaster): ICI Deer Park|(In Box): Promotif Marketingici, ballarat road, deer park, memorabilia

Dr George James Scantlebury practised as a doctor in Linton in the 1880s. He married Catherine Millington Baynes who was Postmistress at Linton. The family moved from Linton to Cheltenham in 1889. Vera Scantlebury was born in Linton in 1889 just before the family left for Cheltenham. The Scantlebury's other three children were all born in Cheltenham - George Clifford (Cliff) in 1890, Dorothy (Dot) in 1893, and Ethel Eileen (Eileen) in 1899. Vera Scantlebury (afterwards Vera Scantlebury Brown) also became a doctor. She was instrumental in the establishment of the Infant Welfare Division of the Victorian Health Department, and was first Director of Infant Welfare. Dorothy Scantlebury became Principal of Toorak College in 1942.Black and white copy of original photograph. Family portrait shows Dr George Scantlebury, his wife Catherine (nee Baynes) and their four children, Vera b. 1889, Cliff b. 1890, Dorothy b. 1893, and Eileen b. 1899. L-R: Eileen, George, Vera, Catherine, Dorothy, Cliff.dr george scantlebury, catherine scantlebury (née baynes), vera scantlebury-brown, cliff scantlebury, dorothy scantlebury, eileen scantlebury