Christmas in Sydney
pp. 49-50 · Read in the full issue
CHRISTMAS was made for parties
j —especially children’s parties.
On December 13, the New ruinea Women’s Club of Sydney ntertained over 100 small guests.
»ur photographs, at right, below
nd on page 48, show some of the cmngsters, all of whom received a ift from Santa Claus, were enter hned by dancing and singing and ad a lot of good things to eat.
Many of the children are grand hildren of old Territorians now
ving in Sydney.
At right too. left to right: Bill Hornby, in of the secretary of the Women’s Club; nsan and Simon Wynne; Anne Upex; hillip Sinclair, grandson of Mrs. Barbara arry; Suzanne Mears; Gregory Upex. econd row: Diana Downing, daughter of lr. and Mrs. Harry Downing; Douglas harp; Marilyn Bell; Helen McFadyen, aughter of Mrs. McFadyen and Capt. tcFadyen of the Muliama; Phillip arris; Gai Innes, Robyn Blundell, Janet lundell and Sue Innes (twin of Gai)— II four little girls the grand-daughters f Mr. and Mrs. Allen Innes. Third row: ennifer Evans; David Chambers, Adriene hambers, Lloyd Northam, Barbara Mc ullough and Richard Northam the brtham boys are grand-sons of ex erritorians.
From left to right: June and Allison Sinclair; Jimmy and Jenny Lang; Merringay Taylour, grand-daughter of ex-Territorians Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylour, of Wau; Jennifer Grimes, grand-daughter of Mrs. Gladys Clark; and twins Bruce and Ian Bennie, grand-sons of the late Mr. J. Bennie and Mrs. Bennie, well-known pre-war residents of Rabaul. (Over to page 48, please )
At the Sydney [?] Guinea children’s Ch [?] mas party Wendy [?] grand-daughter of [?] war Rabaul reside [?] shows a little d [?] about Father Christ [?] (left), but Barbara [?] (centre), with the m [?] support of “Mot [?] Christmas" (Mrs. H[?] croft) accepts her go [?] willingly enough. Ri g [?] Neil Muller, grand son of pre-war [?] residents, Mr. C [?] Gascoigne and M [?] Gascoigne, and Da [?] Bennie.