Community spirit over Causeway Hall controversy
In Canberra the Causeway Hall debate over picture projection pits private enterprise against cooperative lines. Trustees now elected must defend the hall’s use, with social service groups expanding five Special Service Committees to aid Canberra’s welfare. The spirit of cooperation remains central to benefiting residents.
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Causeway Hall
Demera
Causeway
Causeway Association
Canberra
Commonwealth
Federal Capital Commission Seeks Suggestions for Efficiency
The Federal Capital Commission invites ideas to improve efficiency safety labor and materials and output. Prizes may be awarded for adopted or meritorious suggestions though adoption is not guaranteed. A Suggestions Committee reviews inputs including detachable forms for motor lorries to reduce worker risk and rear warning notices. Mr H R Waterman and W J Traynor are cited, with a note on typed duplicate submissions.
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Federal Capital Commission
Rchitect
Deukcoioe
H. R. Waterman
W. J. Traynor
Anzac Day Observed in Canberra at Memorial Service
A large Canberra gathering braved cold drizzle for Anzac Day memorials at Camp Hill and Duntroon. Returned soldiers, Scouts, and citizens heard hymns and addresses from Canberra clergy and leaders, honoring Gallipoli’s General Bridges and the Anzacs with Last Post and silence.
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Camp Hill
Canberra
Parliament House
Returned Soldiers’ and Sailors’ League
A. E. Jackson
M.C
F. G. Ward
C. of E
W. Evans
Methodist
Hay
Presbyterian
Valiant Hearts
All the Saints
Kipling
Guthrie
Les. Edwards
W. T. Bridges
Duntroon
Royal Military College
Gallipoli