Shoard Rob inson nuptials at All Saints Church Ainslie
Mr and Mrs Terrence Shoard were married on Saturday at All Saints Church Ainslie Formerly Miss Sheridan Robinson pride daughter of Colonel and Mrs Phillip Robinson The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shoard of Hacker New Crimea
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St John's Church
Tor Thei
Pamela Crook
Fo Crook
Watwon
Ros Parker
Purner
Ymca Sailing Club
Tasmania
South Australia
Nicholas Molan
St Patrick's Church
Braddon
Patricia Kennedy
J. B. Kennedy
Hackett
J. J. Molin
Embassy Motel
Canberra
Terrence Shoard
All Saints Church
Ainslie
Sheriden Robinson
Phillip Robinson
New Crimea
Lawrence Shoard
Hacker
Ken Moir
Lynette Helmers
Ken Helmers
Ales Moir
Watson
RSL
Mra Jha
Church of Christ
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Mer
A. Britten
Yaralumla
W. Oldfield
O Connor
Mire
Ken Chrady
Chise
Mr O
Mes
Patrick Davidge
St Joseph's Church
O'Conner
Misa
Erica Dowling
1 Darwling
Kama
Hall
Prey
Mir O
J. Dividge
Monebva
Righard Sadin
St John’s Church
Rea
Janette Voune
W. He Young
Braidwood
DP. Nadin
Tree Martel
Margaret Halliwell
AL Halliwell
Yarralumla
Halliwell
Bright
Brisbane
Picture orders for Canberra Times weddings photos
Picture orders from the select ion of photographs taken at the wertlinws sste may be ordered from The Canberra Times office at Mark and Conyang Streets, Canberra City. Details after the onedmge weddings of the forms aterlable should reach The Canberra Times by Wednesday of each week.
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Wertlinws
Canberra Times
Mark and
Conyang
Canberra
Marriages in Kingston and Canberra Planned Honeymoons
Tasmanian trip for honeymoon follows ceremonies at Can berra Baptist Church Kingston and Church of Christ Braddon with couples from Forrest Yaralumla O Connor and Pearce compiling a string of nuptials. brides include Lyndall Price Joanne Britten Suvarine Melvitre Erica Dowling Janette Voune Margaret Halliwell with grooms from Purcell Oldfield Grady Davidge Nadin Bright. ceremonies held Glendale Narooma Canberra region.
Weather and risk notes from distant tasman sea forecast week
Readable fragments describe weather developments in the Tasman Sea with anticipated western Australian patterns. Mentions Australia, Canberra, and South Coast forecasts. Notes warmer conditions, possible showers, and light winds with a mix of rain reports across southern regions.
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NSA
Pires
Tasman
Inkand
Ormal
Egtranes
Canberra
Funda
Law List at ACT Law Courts in Multiple Cases
Court list shows several matters at ACT Law Courts including Regina v Searle and Regina v Daven in No 1 courtroom before Mr Justice Fur, and related applications in No 2 courtroom before Mr Justice Smyeners. Various parties such as Farleigh and others are named with hearings scheduled today at 0800 hours.
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Storehouse
Agialin
District Radio and TV Schedule Summary
A dense listing of district radio and TV programs and time slots, naming programs, hosts, and segments across the day. Includes talk shows, music, news, weather, sports, and youth programming with numerous station identifiers and program titles.
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Goulburn Awa
Tor.aga
Ite
Tis
Ana Man
Joyce Brothers
Chefney
Wevening Awa
Borrly
Parsoral News
Apd Ees
Tomonow
Shatin
ISL Cooma
Mmunice
MBS
Rand Nessi
Canberra
John Fource
de Paul
Hawke’s approval falls in Gallup poll shows even split
Roy Morgan and Australian Public Opinion Polls reveal ACTU President Hawke losing favor since August with approvals around 40 percent, disapproval near 39 percent and undecided at 24 percent. Voters split among ALP, LCP, and DLP with disapproval higher among opponents while Hawke edges out McMahon and Whitlam in popularity.
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ACTL
Hawke
Gallup
Australian Council
Hawke Momen
ALP
LCP
Haske
VicMahon
Whitlam
Road safety open day at Deakin centre attracts visitors
An open day was held Saturday at the road safety children's demonstration centre in Deakin. Administered by the Road Safety Council, police instructors explained the centre complements home learning and cannot provide full road safety training. Groups may book visits by appointment.
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Road Safety Children’s Demonstration Centre
Deakin
Road Safety Council
Query on teacher status at NSW federation branch
The NSW Teachers Federation at Telopea Park High School seeks a prompt probe into the status of teacher Mr hk Curier an Otago University honours graduate. He was assured recognition of his honours degree but later found only a pass degree granting about 300 per year less salary. Carter waits since January for a status review while other staff report department delays.
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Telopea Park High School
NSW Teachers Federation
Hk. Curier
Otaga University
New Zealand
Caner Haw
NSW Department of Education
Carter
Mrv Carter
Industry in obscenity assailed
The Liberalisation of censorship by the Minister for Customs and Excise Mr Chipp spurred a new industry in cheap pornographic magazines the Parliament is urged to curb. Mr B A Santamaria argues literature and film boards fail to tackle the vast volume and proposes abolishing them and creating strict legal responsibility with penalties up to 2100 dollars or imprisonment for producing or distributing obscene material.
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Reid
Nine Arrests After Weekend Breathalyzer Checks
ACT Police analysis squad tested people over the weekend with breathalyzers and arrested nine of them, a police spokesman said yesterday. The operation aimed to curb drunk driving and improve road safety across the territory.
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The
ACT Police
Land auction at Moruya over rates settles most debts
Kurobodalia Shire Council held a land auction in Moruya as rates on five year unpaid land were cleared. From 42 lots listed for 8245 dollars, 23 remained before sale with 4205 paid. 19 blocks were offered, 8 bought by Canberran buyers, and one block in Vis/te Avenue Balemans Bay fetched 2800 dollars. About 200 people attended, praising the campaign.
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Moruya
Kurobodalia Shire
Ciazette
Viste Avenue
Balemans Bay
Canberra
Hotel bought by Brisbane City Council
Brisbane City Council now owns Lennons Hotel on George Street after paying 4 550 000 plus land taxes. Former owners Len n ons Hotel Ltd become lessees and run the hotel until the lease ends March 31 1973. The hotel has hosted famous guests such as Lyndon Johnson and General MacArthur.
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Queensland
Lennons Hotel
George Street
Lennons Hotel Ltd
Ao Hotel
Ace Oe
United States
Lyndon Johnson
General Macarthur
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