scholarship Fund
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[?]elbourne NG [?]omen to Discuss scholarship Fund
3E New Guinea Women’s Asso ciation of Melbourne has re ported a successful year, re tty ended, and elected a new sident who will carry on into next year. frs. Linda Pratt who was presi ■t for the greater part of last r, left some months ago for oad. Mrs. J. McGuigan has been ted to succeed her. Miss Valda ilden has been re-elected secre -7 and Mrs. Farnsworth treasurer, he end of this year will finalise
the first group of young people eligible for the New Guinea Scholarship—which the Melbourne Association set up after the war as a very fine memorial to men of the Territory who had given their lives during it.
A special meeting of the Trus tees will be held to decide the future of the Trust Fund.
J Mr. Alec A. Haworth, who retired from Robert Gillespie Fty. Ltd early this year to live in Tahiti is now, temporarily at least, living m Suva, Fiji. He unluckily had an attack of filaria after being in Tahiti for only a short while and was advised to live elsewhere until his system is free of the parasite