Thanking Seo Lomas and Sympathetic Tributes
A heartfelt message thanks Seo Lomas Fiende for low mood and sympathy shown to the bereaved. The note also expresses gratitude to Rev Father Bateman for professional support and care.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1954
Page
2
A heartfelt message thanks Seo Lomas Fiende for low mood and sympathy shown to the bereaved. The note also expresses gratitude to Rev Father Bateman for professional support and care.
The revival at Sorlie's Revue features casters Casibaren Wil and a large cast for a four season show. Performances begin October 1st at 228, promising variety acts including Meronax and Bedier Twine. Local organizers emphasize clean family entertainment with a modern revue vibe.
A young married couple urgently seeks a furnished room or small apartment with private facilities. They request reasonable rent near 804 Gloucester Road and are ready to move promptly.
Fragmentary notice appears to seek a 3 bedroom flat in Reid of Beeson Bow WH4 with unclear details and contact prompts, lacking concrete dates or legitimate entities.
Advertisements offer positions for a person to mind children several days a week day or night and another for walking a child for a working mother. Contact by writing to Times Office or phone numbers listed in the notice.
A 1964 discussion reviews coeducation's progress in New South Wales and calls for broader integration in secondary schooling. It notes shifts in duration and examination systems, argues for specialization limits, and stresses preparing students for university life while improving primary and secondary links.
In Korea the Duntroon Company received the Korea Trophies for their battalion. Col. Austin, director of training, and Lt Col Ferguson spoke of the long history of the unit and its World War II veterans. The citation and trophy will be kept in the students’ hall as a tribute to past service and future duty.
General K. M Cariappa presented a shield for tennis to the Australian Forestry School during an informal gathering. Officials and faculty attended as students accepted the trophy and diploma during the ceremony.
A reviewer lauds the La Traviata performance for its vivid vocal restraint and perfection of aria. The concert follows with a symphony praised for mature interpretation, orchestral balance, and the organlike grandeur of the finale, with the audience moved and planning a repeat in the New Year.
Griffith hear applications for a grocer liquor licence transfer and alteration of premises. Goodlands Canberra Ltd sought to alter their Can beer Lad site at Civic Centre and transfer the licence from Goodlands Pty Ltd. Roy Tiley, town clerk, said over 200 pounds would be spent on alterations. Gordon Callaghan stated directors of both firms were substantially the same.
Fragmented report describes softball trial events and figures, mentioning Umpires and veteran producers. It references a film production line and a Hollywood connection, noting enthusiasm and unidentified teams or venues.
The Progress Body discusses a survey of Canberra residents about dwelling opinions to inform city planning. Officials cite potential development impacts, with emphasis on suburban housing needs, playgrounds, and public sentiment before Interior Department considerations.
A Irish report notes impending redistribution in Australia next year as population changes prompt the Commonwealth to redraw electoral boundaries. The census shows Australia’s population surpassed 9,000,000, with nearly 4,000,000 added since 1947, and the House of Representatives is set to gain one seat while territories gain representation.
The ninth annual Sacertlan of Ue Avarelia Ad leviation of Advertising Agen' chee convenes at Motel Cantarre on October 11. Delegates from Asia and Oceania attend as the program spans until October 14 with television hours dominating sessions. An exhibition of new ad art and copyogy accompanies the event.
The Canberra Eisteddfod Committee chaired by Mr. Firophy announces a deputation for the Midland area. A report to the Society on October 26 is expected. The Department of the Interior is to provide the Canberra coat of arms emblem for the event.
The Governor-General and Lady Jim hosted a ceremony for Bully Butler of Maiana in a royal air division event. Departure details indicate officials leaving Government House amid formalities.
The program features a large gathering at Endean Convent with a nativity tableau and a procession led by Archbishop Rowley of Canerent. Local parish groups join in, as the event emphasizes devotion to Mary and the nativity scene.
A Canberra dancer and two companions had their camera stolen from a bedroom during the Aumraington championships. The camera was worth about 50 pounds and 40 pounds in cash was taken along with the device.
A cyclist sues for damages alleging a vehicle, driven at speed, caused a collision on Canberra Avenue. The case before Mr Justice Simonds adjourned after about ten minutes with trial set to resume, as Webster, travelling in the car, admits breaking the incident.
The report describes Western diplomats doubting a Russian offer to withdraw troops from Germany as a ruse. It notes concern over a large police force remaining in occupation zones and mentions speculation about Soviet moves and Western reactions.
During the colder months between 20 and 30 people showed interest in playing volleyball with the club in the FWA Gyre slum at 8 pan. The annual dance at tale was discussed. Members spent time at the Faker and Canberra sites planning activities.
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