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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
6
A scrambled Canberra page lists dances, fundraisers, and society gatherings. It notes the Catholic Ball, Easter Salvation Army event, Bowling Club party, Croquet Club season finale, and university visits. Mentions include Mrs. Pendelove, Mrs. Tayler, Dr. Young, Colonel Doan, and Miss Syme among others.
Mid week matinees at Ure Capi ol and Civic Theatres are postponed until after flag changes. Capital Canberra Picture Theatre Ltd cautions no guarantee current will prevail. Export figures show beef and veal shipments to the United Kingdom fell sharply. January lamb exports and butter totals declined versus last year. A minister cites trade conditions, while other passages note small differences in tonnage for lamb and butter.
An ad describes Charmosan cosmetics including powder and lip color. It praises youthful looks and glamour with shades like Mietien Mauve and mentions lips, skin, and overall beauty. The copy emphasizes charm, glamour, and modern makeup options.
An ornate wedding narrative describes a bride in dark red rose and light veil, with a plaited band headdress and tartan attire, accompanied by bridesmaids, guards of honour, and guests including Christine Bower. After the ceremony, the couple left for a honeymoon in Melbourne amid a reception at the church featuring piping and floral decorations.
Valma Blaine daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor of AtBalie wed Geoffrey Henry son of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ginna ant Ara at St. John’s Church Canberra. Archdeacon Robertson officiated. The bride wore a hand woven face veil and a long satin gown with a pink flower train. Attendants wore blue and pink ensembles with cyclamen pink bouquets. The groom’s party included his brothers and friends, with a reception at Manuks Tennis Pavilion hosted by the bride’s mother in burgundy attire. The couple's return journey included a brown travel outfit.
The ceremony at St Pauls Charen Monica united Ann Davis daughter of Mr and Alex R Davis of Ainslie with Ray Jathaon son of Mr and Mrs E Jathaon of Barton. The bride wore white lace and carried red roses, given away by her father. Attendants included Margaret Winter and Mavis Imm who wore pink organza with plate hats. Mothers wore brown and forest tones with accessories. aunt Mok bis De presented at the ceremony.
Acting Chief Justice Kelly commented on the national income value and wage adequacy. The debate centered on a 2 pounds 10 shillings weekly basic wage claim, with questions of if deductions were fair for rent and living standards.
Sydney faces food shortages as Mond damage and rationing bite. Transport moves shift fruit and vegetables by road. fifteen semi trailers head to Newcanton and Tarreto. A diverted freighter from Brisbane brings 6,000 lb of produce to Sydney while Vegetable Growers Association seeks £100,000 relief grant.
Police report ongoing bank crime wave in Melbourne as robbers strike in Lorindale Street and Caulfield areas. A failed entry through a front door with oxy acetylene gear left behind £47,000 short of the guards. Bank security fears rise as investigators assess the motive and method amid a string of break-ins across metropolitan districts.
An unclear report describes Tincon teeny Doctors sudden energy surge for 80 year old Ramurl Taylor of Taeworth after brewing a folk remedy. The piece mentions a reception at Giouitasbar with guests and a bride in a wedding setting, but details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.
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