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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 30, 1957

Page

8

International High Commission duties and Canberra notes

Canberra diary reports the High Commissioner for Malaya Mr Gunn Lay would lead a Sydney march past with Mrs Lay, while Mrs Menon plans Melbourne visits and an address in Melbourne. Netherlands envoy Lovink moved into Red Hill residence with family after presenting credentials. Several other diplomats including Dr Bruno Richter and Mr Wijegoonawardena are tied to Brisbane and Sydney events, with engagements across Canberra and regional Australia. Penny Gay and Alan Landgren announced their engagement and upcoming wedding set for November 30.

Malaya Gunn Lay Sydney Gunnel Penny Gay Alan Landgren Penny F. J Reid Alan H. Landgren W. Landgren Braddon Peray St. ‘. Presbyterian Church Fenny G. le Wright

Customs Chief and Industrialist In Canberra Reception

The Comptroller General of Customs F A Moore chats with Patrick managing director Coote Jorgensen Borg at an Industry House reception. Patrick, who runs a firm making automotive gears and transmissions, visit Canberra for talks with Trade and Customs officers on future manufacturing programs.

Repertory seeks theatre site for Canberra company

The Repertory Society president Tom Lowe announced confidence in its future and plans for a new theatre to replace the Riverside premises deemed inadequate. The group aims for a 1500 sq ft venue with 250 to 300 seats, funding from box office sales and fundraisers, and potential shared use by Canberra Philharmonic Society and others.

Tom Lowe Yest Riverside Canberra Canberra Philharmonic, Society the Chamber Music ‘Society National Histeddfod Society Department of the Interior Ertory 2CA Albert Hall Th Council Army Hut

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