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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
4
A garbled fragment lists names and places with no clear events. It mentions Athlone and centers Cone, along with people like Mrs Banal and David Jong Atinea. The text is damaged, offering few actionable details or dates.
The Australian National Marketing Conference includes a panel titled ME! the Bia Buyer the Woman! focusing on women’s purchasing needs. Speakers include Miss Claire Collins and Helen Sewger, with a program examining products, packaging, and credit policies, plus a marketing education session by Professor Anhn Schneider of the University of NSW.
A Canberra family plans a long diplomatic music posting to Brazil, listing prior postings in Pakistan, France, Russia, Indonesia and Avenel. The family cites travel with their daughter Margaret and their wards, noting stays in Rio de Janeiro and Tel Aviv. The mother expresses optimism about settling in and managing their possessions.
A fragmented report describes Mrs van Niekerk, wife of a high official in Africa, and her family adjusting to Canberra life. It notes more new builds, social events, and a focus on her son and daughter’s schooling amid changes and rumors around a local English school in Black. The article hints at upcoming social functions and cultural observations in Canberra society.
Excited reports recount Cantieres girls touring Europe and Australia, with Rotini Finglason among the travelers. The group visits London, Cologne, Wiesbaden, and Canberra then plans Berlin and Rome, ending with a Canberra farewell before returning to London.
A large women’s event organized by the Family Life Group at St Phillips Church Hall O’Connor is set for tomorrow morning with coffee prior to a cookery demonstration. Attendees will include wives of Indian High Commission staff in Canberra with proceeds benefiting Community Aid Abrom and the Mughes Community Centre.
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