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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 16, 1972

Page

10

Air force family says goodbye after eight years in Canberra

An air force family plans to depart Canberra for Fort Worth Texas. Mrs Tex Burns will return to the US with three youngest daughters Irene Christelle and Betty Lou while their 99-year-old son William stays in Australia. Son Rick newly married to Robin Culbert has settled in Sydney. Daughter Barbara lives in Melbourne. Outreach lunch today will bid farewell to Mrs Burns at Mrs Enric Fewster’s Hughes home with guests including Mrs Anthony Lady Huxley and others. Sisters reunite Sunday in Canberra after 22 years when Mrs Jim Hardy meets Mrs James McCall who visits from the United States with her husband and son Greg. A barbecue to aid the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is planned at Mrs Stefancic’s Yarra lumla home with many attendees listed.

Burns Fort Worth Texas Irene Christelle Bety Lou Susan Floreida William Brisbane Australia Rick Robin Culbert Omonihs Sydney Barbara Mra John Strangiesand Barns Enric Fewster Hughes Doug Anthony Canberra Jim Hardy O'Connor James McCall United States Greg Hardy McCall Aberdeen Scotland R. Stefancic Yarralumla Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Stefancic A. Sims SPCA J. Moore Yarralumia G. Aikman R. Heap Queaneven

Notable guests at Jesuit Mission Bihar event

Among the attendees are Lady Daly and Lady Randall joined by Dr Bell Phillips De Hans Henrike and Father Tom Keogh who are one homel yi from the Jesuit Mission in Bihar.

Lady Daly Lady Randall Bell, Phillips de Hans Henrike Father Tom Keogh Homel Yi Bihar

Canberra social event welcomes international guests

Guests from Canada Ceylon Chile Germany and Japan attend a Canberra center reception hosted by Mir Gordon Gale and his wife at the Joflin Centre. Notables Mr and Mrs Crgham Pollard and other local figures join the Australian-American Association gathering for coffee and lunch to greet new arrivals.

Gordon Gale The Assertion Myre Crgham Pollard Mar Geoffrey Wealsh Mfr P Hillman Aframl J. Ocallaghen A. Hurbas Raaf Wenners Joflin Centre Canberra Asotin Cks

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Rogers Civic Centre Victor Turton Dome Enid Lyons Air Force Tex Burns Huxley Ednabling Victoria League Bulga Creek Mount Siromlo L. J. Brown Peter Donnell Watson Mia Terry Brady Jan Longmar Yarra Jumla Misa Anne Harvey Roger Fans Barton John van “Ras Dickson John Durrell FPHE Jessi Mission Lamm Mire Frank Long Murray Crowe IRS Alderman Turton Minsar Birmingham England Melbourne Adelaide Mra Turton Inngland AQRS Andrew Mullin Amelia Louise Suva Ana Buresova Fiji Mullins Curtin Ame Mra M. Austin Byraddon National Library Enid Tasmania Garden Rosemarie Austin Richard Ryall Piente Mario Douglas Mr Broughs Krishnamurti Kaivhmamture Amelie Heads Mesons Toon Canada Ceylon Chile Germany Japan Presentatives Frm Downs Edgecliff Department of Foreign Affais Do Wo de Jang Michol Smushwynn Smith Sor Han Ou Judy Whe A, PL Fleming Raquel Ystric Mrs .Tat Pean Steph Sydine Jong Otton Nsw Leit Debster Vamps Jane Debster David Jones Tanya Roberta Marlene Miss Slayter D.J Dun Detters For Thetis Manuka
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