NG Women's Club Says
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"Thanks" to President
fTIHE annual general meeting JL the New Guinea Women’s 0 of Sydney, on July 19, maE the 10th anniversary of Mrs. M Foxcroft’s term as president.
This must constitute some so* record in social effort Foxcroft is, if anything, more pon at the end of 10 years tham was in 1946 when she took the over from the first president, H. H. Page, A remarkable wo —and a remarkable club. If thing has happened to ruffles surface of its harmony in tlr or 16 years of its existence have never heard of it anr certainly has not been perrm to show on the surface.
To mark her 10th anniversar president, members of the presented Mrs. Foxcroft witt travelling bag inscribed with! initials. The presentation made by Lady McNicoll, the patroness of the Club.
All last year’s office bearers re-elected in a block, in a im of seconds. “When we know have something good,” said Page, “let’s stick to it.”
Mrs. J. Edwards, tireless m for the Club, is therefore i Vice-president; Mrs. W.
Johnston, Hon. secretary; andi I. Carr, Hon. treasurer.
Mrs. A. A. Innes, who was. able to attend the meeting, flowers to Mesdames Fox* Edwards, Carr and Johnston. t Danish author Hakon Mii who has been a visitor to parts of the Pacific over the ; gave a lecture at Union University of Sydney, in An describing the scientific expeis of the Galathea, 1950-52.