SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
JUNIOR CHAMBER CONVENTION "Ail work and no play" is definitely not the slogan of the national convention of the New Zealand Junior Chamber of Commerce and the agenda provided for a banquet held last evening at the Royal Hotel, venue of the convention, followed by a smoke concert at the Manchester Unity Hall. At this function the oratory contest was held, the Stotter Cup being awarded to Mr. W. Kohn (Gi.-borne) who spoke on Lord Rutherford. Adjudicators were Mr. L. K. Munro and Mr. E. A. Aldridge.! The Alfred Eady trophy for the best j social project initiated and carried out during the year was awarded to Auckland for the Services Commercial Contact Centre project. This afternoon members took part in a scenic drive and a conducted tour of a brewery, and this evening a dance will be held at the Teachers' Training College. To-morrow an inspection of Westhaven and the export wharf and an excursion to Motuihi are arranged.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 237, 6 October 1945, Page 10
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