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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1950
Page
6
A promotional note invites visitors to tour Canberra and surrounding areas including Bateman's Bay Kosciuszko and Goulburn aboard Pioneer travel. It promises comfortable travel through scenic landscapes with a courteous Loach captain and an attentive host, urging to book today for a memorable holiday.
A fragmented note outlines a venue or route discussion for a group labeled Tour Anywhere Farm 4 Party. It mentions a coat of many colors and a chartered way possibly tied to Pioneer Road. Details are unclear but suggest a local travel or protest planning context with tentative route ideas.
Readable items describe a Sanherma Kindergasten meeting at Canberra institution with Miss Addison and Mrs Addison as speakers on pre schooling work. Bowling club trophies listed with winners and runners up. Social committee forms for Battalion activities plus a concert in aid of Wesley funding fund. Plans include a trip to Mount Kosciusko and a Canberra Apex Club collaboration on August 16. Building for RSL branch discussed a permanent home in ACT.
Amid Canberra festivities marking American Independence Day, diplomats and officials attended receptions and openings. Notables included ambassadors from France and the United Kingdom, the High Commissioner for Ceylon, and Canberra figures hosting and entertaining guests at events linked to the Canberra Reform Torys and the Sons of England clubs.
Residents of Wootungerra gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs RP Andon on Saturday to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Heouch who will soon move to Narva. A special committee of the Southwell League expressed appreciation for Mr Zrouch services and the group donated to the farewell fund.
The Monaro Play Centre will reopen after a mild winter vacation on July. St Pauls Ball plans debutantes to be presented July 21. A special meeting will be held tomorrow week to complete plans for the event and related arrangements.
The Y W C A notes thank all who aided the clothing appeal and report about 60 yards of clothes packed. Clothing collection closes tomorrow with goods to be given to areas on Friday night. A packing and sorting work day is planned. library committee will meet next week. a sewing bee for work stalls is scheduled. Teenager Dance for YY Youth Club will be held Saturday night. all under 21 are invited. The ladies of the Women s Club of Manuia are advised until their meeting next Monday at Mrs Egan s home.
Eneland defeated Toowoomba 44 to 12 as swift running backs and improved understanding led the way. The match showcased Eneland's stronger offense and defense throughout, resulting in a decisive victory on the day.
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