Wedding of Miss Randall to John Herbert Cann in Kingston
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Randall, married John Herbert Cann of Sale Victoria at Kingston. She wore a gown with long sleeves and a crown of pear leaves, carried frangipanni and nervines bouquets, and was given away by her father. The couple reside later in Griffith Monaro Crescent after a reception at Hotel Civic.
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George H. Randall
Currie Crescent
Kingstow
John Her
Thalia Burrows
Max Boffinger
Hotel Civic
South Coast
Victoria
Cann
Monaro Crescent
Griffith
Mrs. Cann
Helen Margaret Randall
St. John’s Church
Aid For Church Schools Opposed
In broadcast talks the NSW Council of Churches leader argues the state must finance education for all citizens while recognizing churches may erect and maintain their own schools at their own cost. He cites religious instruction in state schools as sometimes the only faith contact for children.
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N.S.W. Council
Sai
Polio Toll in New South Wales Rises in 1961
NSW health director Dr. E. B. Meyers reported 165 polio cases and 12 deaths in 1961. He urged vaccination as the only sure protection. The department also noted 29 new notifications in the first 12 days of 1962 and a 38 year old death.
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Sydney
N.S.W
A. Meyers
Meyers
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Bert Cann
H. G. Cann
Sale, Victoria
Canberra Grammar School
Canberra City
LINO
Nylo
Ana Pita
Ylass
Gifford
Oxford
A von Ae Oom
Axminster