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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 22, 1961

Page

3

Students tour Australia from New Zealand and Jakarta

Sixteen girls and two boys from Hamilton Technical College and Waikato Diocesan School New Zealand arrived by the TEAL in Sydney to tour Port Kembla Newcastle and Brisbane. They will spend 16 days in New South Wales and six in Brisbane. A 17 year old Sutani Sukirno from Jakarta joined 39 Australian students en route to Ohio University after two days in Sydney.

Hamilton Technical College Waikato Diocesan School New Zealand T-E. A.L Sydney Port Kembla Newcastle Brisbane N.S.W Sutani Sukirno Mascot Airport Djakarta

Conduct Of Doctors Debated At Board Meeting

Allegations against doctors were discussed at a board and Medical Story Council meeting. The board referred the matter to the Central Advisory Council and considered asking the Health Minister to widen the hospital’s scope to treat private patients.

A. S. Lane Medical Stsory Council Yeterday Ial Advisory Council Jon Lane Mto Sen A. Harris

Austerity Meeting at Canberra Community Hospital Board

Canberra Community Hospital Board met in a new conference room once the old Interior Offices at Acton. The session faced noise from hammering in nearby corridors as workmen entered twice. Dr Lane opened windows and reduced heating to ease the draft.

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Auxiliary gifts total £1,530 to Canberra Hospital

The Hospital Auxiliary reported giving over £1,530 to Canberra Community Hospital in the last financial year. Gifts included wheel chairs, water coolers, papers, sweets and Christmas presents, plus support for the toy box, Thursday Club entertainment, and occupational therapy. Four nursing scholarships totaling £800 were awarded to study at the NSW College of Nursing. Office bearers were elected: President Mrs. A McLachlan, Vice Presidents Mrs. A Griffith and Mrs. E Wells, Secretary Mrs. G A Crease, Treasurer Mrs. L Bellingham, with committee members listed.

Canberra Community Hospital New South Wales College of Nursing A. McLachlan A. Griffith E. Wells G. A. Crease L. Bellingham Harrison H. Thompson M. Grannall L. Baird

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