Honorary fellowship for retiring headmaster at Daramaran College
Very Reverend John M McCowage receives an Honorary Fellowship from the Australasan College of Linguists marking his retirement as headmaster of Daramaran College Dickson. He will move to a Sacred Fathers college in Queensland, focusing on language skill development through laboratory techniques and tape recordings.
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Australasan College of Linguists
John M McCowage
Daramaran College
Dickson
Father McCowage
The
Sacred Fathers
Queensland
Janu Ae
Father Mutuwage
OCL
Private schools in NZ to get more aid
WILLINGTON, NZ, Wednesday. Substantially increased government aid to private schools was announced in Parliament by NZ Minister for Education Tal boys For 197d. The grants would be up to 2 percent of salary bills, cutting 2.5 million next year and added to 11 million for running costs. Roman Catholic and other independent schools would gain if they submit to extra controls. new entrants must meet minimum qualifications. Labour opposition leader Kirk criticized the move as similar to Labour policy 18 months prior.
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Willington
New Zealand
Talboys
Labour
Kirk
Education committee to meet in Brisbane for inquiry
The Inquiry into Higher Education in Papow-New Gunmen will hold its first Brisbane meeting next Monday and possibly Tuesday. Committee chairman Sir Allen Brown will meet Minister for External Territories Mr Haines on Tuesday to draft the inquiry programme and plan development and coordination of efforts across institutions.
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Papow
Brisbane
Department of External Territories
Terday
Allen Brown
Ternores
Haines
Study of welfare urged by Dr Coombs in Boyer Lectures
Dr Coombs urged the Government to invite social scientists to study Australia’s welfare state. He argued for a broad index beyond GDP, covering education, health, environment, culture, civil liberties, and recreation, with tax reform and international comparisons. He suggested a national body or council to oversee research and inform policy.
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H. ©. Coombs
ABC
Coombs
Pridents
Council
Faviren
Australian Community Senate
Austallan
City Eyed For Road Work Costs In Goulburn
A survey indicates it would cost 14 million to upgrade Goulburn’s roads to a satisfactory standard. City engineer JD Stewart reported 118 sections of voids needing repair and many requiring full rebuilding. Deputy mayor Alderman Tilden warned current trends suggest costs could rise to about 4 million in a few years.
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Goulburn
Croulburn
JD Stewart
Tilden
Scouts to receive bell from HMAS Murchison
The Sea Scouts of Lake Burley Griffin will receive the bell of HMAS Murchison on Saturday afternoon. The bell, held at the War Memory Board since the ship’s 1960 breakup, will be handed to Scoutmaster Jack Deeble. HMAS Murchison served with honours on the River Hàn in the Korean War. Nowra base captain Allen Ballard, who led during the conflict, has sent a message to be read at the ceremony.
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Hmas Murchison
Murchison
Jack Deeble
Brulee
HMAS
Goulburn Council to resume Bradfordville land for industry
Moreland Goulburn City Council plans to resume 62 acres in Bradfordville with 5 acres set for industrial use extending the current garden factory zone. The move broadens the urban redevelopment area and signals expansion of industrial land supply in the district.
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