Debutante Ball at Silkwood Hailed a Success
The third annual Silkwood Catholic debutante ball was held on Tuesday featuring seven debutantes presented by Very Rev. Rita Hime and Rev. Father Hunt. The formal procession included bouquets, gilded badges, and a debutante cake cut by Miss Carmel Dimech and Miss Ning Dimech with partners. The event praised by officials for organization and decorum, with attendees and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epler
Silkwood Catholic Committee
Warn
Rina Hime
O'Sullivan
A. Tully
Colgan
Marist Pel
Byrne
Curnow
Wm. McRobbie
Robert, Petersen
C. Curnow
Father Hunt
Brin
P. Byres
Z. C. Curnow
Radio Schedule Fragment for June 18 19
Fragmentary radio schedule lists times and program cues for a June weekend. Includes mentions of News Linestinge Thatbat 113 and Derexfart Seeion with music blocks and a 4.00 FEMAy entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femay
Acm
Hews
Tw Che Local Spotlight
Sintar Madigan from Cairns traveled to Coen then Wend during a mission with Wilson. Her sister Mad focuses on town events and community spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sintar Madigan
Cairns
Coen
Wilson
Monthly Cairns Presbyterian Women's Guild Meeting
The June meeting of the Cairns Presbyterian Women's Guild convened in Suslay School hall on Tuesday. Members gathered for their monthly session and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forth Cairns Presbyterian Womens Guild
Suslay School
Glad To Be Home Says Mighell From Melbourne
The article quotes Harold Mighell saying he is happy to be home and notes his two month old granddaughter as he travels through Melbourne. He reflects on sugar shortages and austerity in Australia, describing the Grain Trend as poor and describing long years of restricted food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighell
Austraiis
Thars
Mel Bourne
Harold Mighell
Melbourne
Staten
Syaney “Morning Herald
Beeand
Migheil
Ope Cam Wrod
Australis
Briand
BC Ag
el Jong
Tremendous Waste of Drugs in Canberra Report
Canberra June 14. A tremendous waste of drugs under the Chifley Government Medical scheme is alleged by Minister of Health Bir Marie Page. He cites examples where doctors prescribed costly elixirs for a single patient and medicines were dispensed for long periods. The minister accuses the Labour Government of dictatorial attitude and criticizes the use of scarce drugs for military or nonessential purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Chifley
Bir
Marie Page
Labour
Une
Robles Hiven
Chorus Society Notes Preview July 19 Concert
The Friday practice drew a large turnout with several new members joining. The society aims for a very successful concert on July 19. The Eisteddfod Cornell is progressing with plans and the chair hopes to start early. A general meeting will be held soon to select the committee for the coming months. Suggestions for improvement are welcome as the weekly sessions continue at Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Levinte
Dance of Meeilers
Sao
World tour ends in London after long North American run
Gena iterative notes arrival in London after a 38000 mile tour across the United States Canada Australia and Asia for general impressions of Salvation Army road events. He says the journey was worth it and expresses satisfaction with reception in America and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Canada
Auezalla
Ma Aya
Rely
Indo Neale
Salvation Army
Bealana
Tomas
America
FACEY-ADASHO Wedding At Esplanade In June
Ethal youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Facey married Pul ae mae iad met on Saturday June 10. Her brother-in-law Mr. H Napier won the bride. Her sister Mrs. EH Napier acted matron of honor with Miss Betty Wilkineen among the guests. About 60 guests attended. Mr Napier served as toastmaster and chair.
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M. Provera
Teo Som
Francia Scoppelliti
Yrarooutten
G. Scoppelliti
Brung Scoppall
Maria Sconpellii
Warmatullen
G. Beoppel
On Crouch
Ethal
Bnastign
Pulae Mae
H. Napier
Orchids
Mra. EH
Apier
Acou
Lak Cope
Wits
aiphNelloos
Man Knocked in Nasal Court Case
A court case centers on a vehicle collision at Jubies bridge near a town, where a pedestrian, Dundonald Cochrane, suffered arm and head injuries after a truck driven by the defendant struck him and failed to stop. Eyewitnesses report sounds of impact and the driver’s inaction. The defendant, represented by R L Amwell, faced questions of negligence but not direct damage charges.
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Inpiafell Yountly
Ext
Tawisfall
Dundonald Qeuart Cochrane
Clive
Haan Earl
Coclurena
Amwell
Giewensening
Jubies Bridge
de Shruck
Bari
Poe
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Cairks Post
AW Odeeb
Kang
Pai Bae
Methourne
Adler Co
Ena Renee Gan
Fellowship OF Epicures
FCM
Fone Sect
Pyle
Smiths
Noel M. Ferguson
Optometris and
Optician Light-testing Fame
Optical Arkahes
Spence-street
Boland's
Feephone
Frank Pearce
Philips Sousis
Frank Moody
Auman
Dickie
Gretatare
Bolands
Mukwoo
National Radio
Norte
Caieng
Aydsey
Uwder Chifley Health Soreme
Earle Page
Choral Society Notes
Beers
House Wood
Jean Wallace
Veter
Pran- Bet Tone
FACEY
Adasho
Tropical Cae
Bob Hope
Hasso
Wm Bendix
Sprengauricion
Technicolour
Pat O'Brien
Ren
Barbers Hale
Miranda
Glypia Johns
Googie Withers
Griffith Jones
Pete Smith
Balle Star’ Deugter
George
Montgomery
Kristine Miller
Cme
Betty
Devesh Eee Teed
Val
Linwlve
Satery Coumell
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