YWCA Notes and Newcastle Games Preview
Through ICA courtesy the YWCA notes a busy program with potter yarts and art classes, weekly sports at Civic courts, and a major hockey, basketball and tennis tourney against Newcastle YWCA on June 18. Girls named for hockey and netball squads, with captains Enid Chala and Margaret Duncan, will travel to Newcastle to compete and stay at Newcastle YWCA. the event aims to become an annual sports meeting.
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Membare
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Tania
Newcastie
Mince Feira
Loudon
Canberra
New Castle
Newcastle Ywca
Enid Chala
Ivis Harmy
Judith Adamson
Batty Harney
Mario Phillips
Hae
Harmon
Rhonds Freeman
T.W.C.A
Clube
Dlamas
Tual
Saturday Basketball Fixtures At Acton Stadium Schedule
Fixtures list for Saturday shows A Grade and Reserve games at Acton with teams including Navy Grimsley Blues WAAABS AWAS Grammar High and Rovers. Umpires Whatman Gourgaud Bird Lynehame Burlinton Colvt Saunders Dootey. Hand in cor Mont.
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Wrane
Navy
Grimsley
Waratah
Grammar
Golde
Queanbeyan
Barton
Whatman
Blues
Waaabs
Duncan
Waaafs
AWAS
Gourgaud
Murray
High
Usway
Rade
Wanderera
Bird
Mams
Gram
Burlinton
Telopes
St. Christopher's
Lyneham
Rovers
Fiigh
Saunders
Draw for Saturday Matches Amid Mixed High School Events
The schedule lists exstudents hall events and games between WR ANS and Grammar with players M Brophy, M Harney, D Kappler, and others. Matches include Forrest vs YWCA, Grade 2 vs Telopes 2, and Grammar 3 vs Telopea with start times around 2 to 3:15 pm.
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Tran Tojlown
Grete
Hall
M. Brophy
M. Harney
Wrans
Grammar
D. Kappler
Yer
Be Christophera
High
V. Wilkinson
D. Putman-Cramier
Forrest
YWCA
J. McKenzie
E. Paull
Telopes
WAAAF
J. Mowe
Maureen Brophy
Telopea
B . Fisk
D. Taylor
Boxing Challenge Brisbane Promoter Claims Patrick Dodges
In Brisbane on Wednesday Tommy Burns the Quinine lind champion and challenger to the Australian welterweight title accused Vic Patrick and his manager of sidestepping the bout. Burns said Patrick plans to fight in South Africa while bigger gates exist in Australia and urged action to be taken.
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Brisbane
Vic Patrick
Tommy Burns
Patrick
South Africa
Australia
Wrge Alde-Wagurn
Madi
State Lottery Sydney Draws Amid Faulty Entries
Lottery No 1108 drawn today with faults noted in major prizes. First prize goes to No 4071 Mother and Merle Syndicate led by Anne Lenox at Framway Workshops Randwick. Second and third prize syndicates listed with unclear details. Lottery No 1498 to be drawn on a forthcoming date at Flavbeck Level Wollongong Road Arncliffe.
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Sydney
Mother
Merle
Anne Lenox
Framway
Randwick
R. Davideon
Last Street
Ashdela
Byndicate
C. Jones
Duncan
Tournvine
Flavbeck
Wollongong Road
Scout notes on Friday Kangaroos patrol and camping event
Friday’s events include a Kangaroo patrol last Friday cleanup of esian wear, a camping drill won by the youngest member, and pathfinder Jada leading a cycling task. Wrist injury to Whigam, football play by Oreham Bewunke and Bill Rickards praised, logs due by Friday night, beacon night to celebrate Brian Selway’s graduation.
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Tim Keewan
Jada
Ken
Whigam
Oreham Bewunke
Bill Rickards
Weemanahip
Tonta Ing
Arwityhilion
Rad Mill
Canberrs
Brian Selway
Dukew Ban
Businey Land
Kevin Knowles
Yat Canberra
Pwo
Kangaroo
Wolveroe
Magpies
Inez
Marshall Peters
Mr. Ainalle
W. Bock
D. Callander
XC Willey
Guide notes from Canberra guide meeting and Attwater visit
The Canberra guide gathering included Miss Attwater visiting Brownies and Guides, with presentations on the one year service, new games taught, and fundraising plans for expansion by June 30. Attwater addressed Staff, met Brownies, and shared news from international service as a council camp and a packing trail were held for a local camp expansion effort.
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Canberra
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Childe
Attwater
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Attweater
Byaney
H Jonna
Victoria
Tars
Susan Aneel Guan Clark
Rosemary Clans ‘Ats
Marcie de Piaisr
Beverley Grayam
Diane Grattan
Esther Greig
Glenn Hill
Christine Macnicol
Jaine Nance
Miss Attwater
Mrs. Harrison
Brownies
Blan Best
New South Wales
Misa Attwater
Sydney
Mra Harrison
Else Attwat
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Mim Attwater
Alga
Reading
Acton
Caides
Hes Bees
Canberra Rangers
Mis Attwater
Canverre
Camp Gre
Holland
Grasse
Catholic Younger Set Dance at Rochford's Hall Benefits Fund
Children of Mary organize a bolt and combined dance and euchre party at Rochford's Hall on Saturday evening. Special buses run from Kingston and Civic Post Offices. Supper provided. Alexander's Band engaged to supply music. Proceeds go to the church building fund.
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Mary
Rochford
Sattan
Kingston
Civic
Alexander
Church Building Fund
Rugby Union leaders clash at Manuka Oval
The principal match is RMC 1 versus BTT 1 at Manuka Oval as Canberra airmen push for position. RAAF and BTT 1 share second place, with Navy looming in the mix. Other fixtures include RMC 2 v staff at Manuka and RMC 1 v TT 1 at Manuke in a tight, unpredictable round.
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RMC 1
BTT
Manuka Oval
RAAF
BTT 1
Formay
Navy
RMC 2
Seaton
RMC
Manulet
Canberra
Manuka
Palehatra
Stam
Soldiers Guilty of Assault in Sydney Trial
Five members of the ALP were found guilty and two not guilty by a jury on charges of assault and bodily harm against American serviceman Jamon Cortutou. Privates Raymond Wallace Willard Moiewall Walter Bydenham Gerald Randers and J Mcaral Fhay remanded for entrance. L Cpl Raymond Leeson and Privata tutred Jamen Prenton found not guilty and discharged.
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Sydney
Wedunaday
ALP
Jamon Cortutou
Starplands
Raymond Wallace
Willard Moiewall
Walter Bydenham
Gerald Randers
J McAral Fhay
Raymond Leeson
Jamen Prenton
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Clifford Love & CO. Ltd
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