Canberra recalls Page for Children returns weekly feature
The Canberra newspaper announces the resumption of a Page for Children as a weekly Thursday feature. It invites readers from under six to over sixty to contribute school events, stories, and the Canberra Calendar, promising a meeting place for ideas and a broader look at Australian and Canberra history.
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Muridkerchief Rabbit Revolt Muddle in Conjure Tale
A fragmented historic clipping describes a muridkerchief rabbit revolt scene with a conjure act and odd ciphered dialogue. The text hints at a triangle shape and unrolled toll lines, noting folds and overlaps in a puzzling, period voice.
Suit Over Ben Names Dramatizes Courtroom Exchange
A fragmented legal skit centers on a courtroom moment where a man seeks to confirm a name as others respond with uncertain phrases. The garbled dialogue suggests a contested identity within a civil matter, hinting at a public record outcome.
Junior Red Crow branch formed at Amalis Sebo
A new junior branch of the Junior Red Crow organization formed at Amalis Sebo with a committee of officers including Ree Greanwood as president and Hagel Tigerd as treasurer. The group plans to support the Goodwin Library and conduct a second fund drive via the school. Scholars vote on rugby code. 7 in favor of Rusby, 12 for Rugby. Empire Day celebrations moved to May 8. parents are invited to attend.
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Amalis Sebo
Ase Beer
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Donee
Misa Duff
Ree Greanwood
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Figiayeon
Hagel Tigerd
Goodwin
Koeping
Rusby
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Sisiting
Tim
Fran
Jenny
Jeny
Ian Pases
Pagel
Denny
Jesny
Juvenile Ball at Albert Hall by St Christopher and St Patrick pupils
Pupils at St Christopher's and St Patrick's Schools prepare for a Juvenile Ball at Albert Hall tomorrow night. Children in fancy dress parade a colorful scene with knights ladies of King Arthur's realm and other period characters. The event features varied costumes from Mid Victorian to Greek, with themes including Mexicans GypJatea Japanese Dutch Irish and more as part of the parade and displays.
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St. Christopher's
St. Patrick’s
Albert Hall
Ginger Menne
Shakespeare
Vento Lairis
Canberra Girls Grammar Club Sports and Arts Update
The Canberra Girls Grammar clubs report cricket results at Elsternwick with Grammar A facing Telopea and Goulburn, and net scores of 3 to 1. Tennis open doubles winners were J Gilbert and KR Branson. Drama notes describe King Richard II read and modern plays staged by the Dramatic Society, with May 10 rehearsals and a historical pageant. Sub primary and kindergarten outings included a museum visit and a Canberra railway station trip with a train ride experience.
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Grammar Primary
Ainslie
J. Gilbert
Branson
Margules
Jana
Albert Hall
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Bohoo
The
Dramatic Society
Elzabethan
den Philpotts
Byoh Tskh
Jacem
Moris
Puta
Canberra
Anville
Coronation Day Preparations At Telopea Park
A special rehearsal is scheduled Friday afternoon at Maniks Oval for Coronation Day events. A gramophone broadcast will play music from the school wireless. The Maypole will be danced by 3A pupils and infants class. Physical culture display by boys of all classes. Flag Drill by 80 Primary School girls 40 boys and 150 High School girls.
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Fedesraala
Nowell
Maniks Oval
Cleep 3A
Scouts Deliver World Class Good Turn at Kurukshetra Eclipse
Punjab 3000 Boy Scouts staged a massive good turn during a solar eclipse at Kurukshetra, guiding pilgrims 100 miles north of Delhi. They managed crowd control, river and bathing tank safety, fire and cholera brigades, and a mobile health unit, with zero drownings or sickness reports.
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Kurukehetra
Delhi
Boy Scouts of the Punjab
Punjab Boy Scouts
Broubd
Teaffe
Cholara and Health Brigade
Toucch
Alga
Sikeh
Christina
Casla
Steed
India
Blindfolded Relay Race Sparks Laughter and Mystery
A fragmented account describes a blindfolded relay race with participants guided by a fraternity group. The scene hints at a playful yet chaotic setup as runners proceed with assistance despite limited visibility.
Canberra notes and early colonial arrivals in 1880s
Fragmentary OCR lists events tied to Canberra and surrounding regions, mentioning the first settler Moore, land grants of 3000 acres, Crown Lands sales, and parliamentary opening in Canberra. It also references the Imperial Institute, May dates, and various 19th century figures and places with limited readable context.
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Moore
Canberra
Fragmented OCR text notes unclear listing details
The readable parts are insufficient to identify the event or entities. No clear dates, organizations, or persons are present to summarize a coherent newspaper item.
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