Harvey Gunnersen

"... Austra lian family found travelling 6000 miles from East to West of the United States a most comfort able and interesting experience. They were Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gunnersen, of Balwyn, who were ac companied on their trip last year by their son, Mr. Harvey Gunnersen, his fiancee, Miss Joy Wlttman, and the three daughters of the family, Misses Margaret, Josephine and Evelyn Gun nersen. They travelled across America on their way to Europe last June ..."

"... probably be away for 18 months. Among those present were his sister, Marjorle, and brother, Ian; Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Price, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gunnersen and Misses Brenda Berry, Jocelyn Bottom- ley, Joan McConvllle and Joan VVhlttaker. After dinner guests danced at the Storklub. ' rPO SAY FAREWELL to Miss Judith Silk, who will fly ..."

"... with triple-cape sleeves Pointed diadems of all coloured flowers bound their hat, and matched the tints in Iheir sheaves ol tulips, delphiniums, starry pink daisies, and other blossoms, Mr Harvey Gunnersen was best maa, with Messrs Keith Mollard, Colin clarke, J. Murray, Noel Chesterton, and IL Hall as ushers After the service Major and Mrs Lu. dnle gave a reception for ..."

"... Josephine and Evelyn Gunnersen, are leaving at the end of January for Norway and Sweden. They are going via the United States, where they will meet their son, Mr Harvey Gunnersen, who will travel with them. They will be accompanied as far as the States by Miss Joy Whitman. Professor and Mrs G. H. Cowling and Miss Margaret Cowling, who have ..."