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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 09, 1977

Page

9

Honeymoon on Gold Coast for Queanbeyan Couple

Miss Victoria Lee wed Mr Ro Ho in a ceremony at the Queanbeyan Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J McGrath, will have a reception at the Canberra Rex. The couple plan a honeymoon on the Gold Coast following their Saturday wedding.

Peter Kelvin Norton St John’s Church Reid Rae Ella Billinghurst W. J. Billinghurst Lyneham E. M. Billinghurst Watson Ron Norton Duffy Peter Staunton St Joseph's Church O'Connor Sharon Sparks DG Sparks Patrick Staunton Moruya Victoria Lee Ro Ho Fritsch Allan Fritsch Queanbeyan Joseph McGrath J.J. Coast Val Wicks Kingston Baptist Church Graeme Walker E. Morton Sydney G. Walker Melbourne

Wedding Pictures Notice From The Canberra Times Office

Details of forthcoming weddings on marriage forms should be supplied at least three days before the ceremony and left at The Canberra Times office. Copies of wedding pictures published by photographers of the Canberra Vines may be obtained at the Mort aul Canyon Streets, Canberra City site.

Canberra Times Canberra Mort Aul Canyon Streets Canberra City

Aria winner Gillian Wood shows operatic potential

Ken Healey reviews the Shell Aria final at Albert Hall on Surday night. Gillian Wood from Adelaide wins the $4,000 overseas scholarship after strong Verdi and Boito arias, with adjudicator Mavis Webster praising her voice though urging more training before a career abroad.

Shell Albert Hall Gillian Adelaide Mavis Webster Verdi Boilo Gillian Wood Fix Wood Arnold Matters Marie Driscoll

Verdi and Cosi items highlight Eisteddfod finalists

The report notes Joan Driscoll near peak age for a mature field and Marie Driscoll’s development still to come. Linda Elder wins third prize under 25 with a youthful contralto. other finalists show limited promise. Contenders Kerrie OConnor Carmel Patrick Gregory Martin fail to excite adjudicators. winner praised as promising while runner-up already accomplished.

Joan Carden Miss Driscoll Marie Driscoll Shell Linda Elder Gregory Martin Kerrie ‘O'Connor Carmel Patrick

Ban sought on parlour game Pedestrian Killer

Australian debate focuses on an amusement parlour game called Pedestrian Killer imported from America. Victorian Liberal MP Hamer criticizes the concept as dangerous and distasteful while Leisure and Allied Industries vows to bring the machine into Australia. Government minister Monard says there is no power to ban unless machines are proven medianally dangerous.

Sydney Australis Federel Mr Hamer Lib Leisure and Allied Industries Pty Ltd

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