Canberra Community News Honorary Reporters List
Canberra Community News lists honorary reporters including C. M. Murden of Eastlake with affiliations to the Federal Capital Commission. The notice references publicity work tied to the Commission and its Benial Service Department and committees, mentioning Acton and White City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Federal Capital Commission
Commission
Benial Service Department
C. M. Murden
Eastlake
Social Service Association appeals for Canberra’s civic spirit
An appeal urges Canberra residents to join the Social Service Association, supporting public welfare and civic duty. It emphasizes unity, mutual aid, and service to make Canberra a city with a soul, inviting residents over sixteen to contact district secretaries and subscribe at 2/6 to fund social life. It closes with a moral verse on service and universal goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Service Association
Australia
Canberra
Honeysett
Juvenile Court A C Foresters Honor Heselden Family
Acton residents celebrate the Juvenile Court committee surprise visit to secretary Mark Heselden. They present an inscribed electric kettle as thanks for efforts benefiting local children. Remarks praise Mr and Mrs Heselden and their loving dedication to welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Mark Heselden
Honeysett
Heselden
Margules
Honey
Lever
Canberra Philharmonic Society reorganised and rehearsals begin
The Canberra Philharmonic Society announces a reorganised choral section under Mr W Doig with Miss G A Paul as honorary pianiste. A February concert may feature the Canberra Vice-Regal Band in a combined program. New choir members may join on 13 inst at Acton Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Doig
Canberra
G. A. Paul
Doig
Society
Elgar
Dudley al Perm
Philharmonic Society
Vice-Regal
Bert Howe
W. T. White
Rowlands
Acton Hall
J. Griffith
Social Service Office
Herald Angels
Also Mentioned on This Page
White City
A. C. Foresters
Canberra Philharmonic Society
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