Te At Telepoea Park School Prize Winners and Awards
Dux Patricia Campbell wins at Te Aroha Teletea Park School with Archer runner up. Prizes awarded by Pushie and Reid, certificates for athletics swimming tennis and special mentions shared among staff and students. Names include Campbell Morcombe Owen and Margules with badges awarded to several pupils across classes 3A 3B and 4B.
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Ifr Datey
Patricia ‘Campbell
T Midondon Archer
mPeinner
Yasa
Daley
Panic
Reid
Harold Reynolds
Alan Bailey
Pat Campbell
Joan Morcombe
Morris Adamson
Newton ‘Lind
Cherry Mollison
Joan Chidgey
Cherry Mol Tigon
Douglas Hill
Nancy Daley
Denise Haslam
Noeleen Hill
Shirley Owen
Erle Morcombe
Ruth Israel
Nancy Murden
Eric Morcombe
E. Morcombe
Roy Warren
Ray Margules
Yvonne Perry
Biestan Dusting
Beryl Mills
Allan Dean
Richard Brill
Shirley Wilington
Murray Jorgenson
Wallace West
Marjorie Wheeler
David Cumming
Margaret Drayton
WA Douglas Fyfe
Lorna Rogers
Berna Welsh
Bruce, Jobdy
Gbeof Gandy
Lynette Bush
Aish McPeaven
Auonan "Hawke
Grace Alley
Prize Giving Highlights At Intermediate High School
Large attendance at the Secondary School prize giving held in the Assem Hall. Daley presided. Sir William Clemens and Mrs. Daley attended along with Lady Cemena. Reports noted enrolment peaks, full use of facilities, and upcoming new High School in 1939. Months and specific student awards are listed, including Walter Morris and Katherine Francis for top marks.
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Daley
Fonte
Willam
Cemena
Wh. H. J. Filanie
Te- Park
Wehcal
Filshle
William Clemens
The
Hoo
Thrinus
Wiliam
Lady
Methodist
Telopea Park
Walter Morris
Estelle Peters
Joyce Daly
P. and CC. Association
Katherine Francis
Faith Gibbons
Canberra
John Deans
Federal Capital Territory
Katharine Franc
Amy Cumpston
Ronald Cumming
Hemingway-Robertson
John Lawrey
St Patrick's Annual Prize Giving Honors Most Active Pupils
St Patrick's School celebrated its annual prize giving with increased enrolment from 73 to 97 this year. The event featured a Christmas tree and gifts distributed by Rev and Dean Haydn, with awards across classes for punctuality, attendance, and academic effort. Notable recipients included Noel Murphy, Dawn King, John Maher, and Peter Meere, among others, as the community highlighted student achievements and church ties.
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St. Patrick Ronan
Tlita
Sprerang
Nettie
Corsini
Aoe Eeeria
Dean Haydn
Ayiney
Bev
Faenas
Arent
Freyton
Donovan
Taylor
Efre
Sataos
Tae Eet
Hele
Ina
Mavis McNamara
Patricia Brodribb
Peter Meere i
Peter Ee Sareedey
Doen
Carma
carmrGfaas
John Meere
Peter
Neylor
Paul Healey
Margaret Lyons
Sir Horgan I
Patricia Keogh
Ter
O'Neill
John Elderahan
Noel Murphy
Dawn
King
John's
Richmond
Tasmania
John Maher
Mary
Australia
Dudley
Christopher Tilley
Elaine Rankin
Coronation Robes Display Planned Across Australian Cities
Royal robes including the King's Robe Surcoat Glove and Queen and Princess robes will tour Parliament House Canberra from February 24 to 27 and travel from Perth to Adelaide Sydney Canberr a Brisbane Melbourne and more. The Prime Minister said states will cooperate to showcase the Majesties gifts to Australians. A commemorative illustrated souvenir will be published and public in all states. After exhibition the robes will go to New Zealand.
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Elizatal
Margaret Rose
Parliament House
Canberra
Australia
Perth
Adelaide
Sydney
Can Sera
Brisbane
Melbourne
Lyons
Commonwealth
England
Ublic
Zealand
Woman Sentenced for Forgery in State Court
Amelia Henkin was sentenced to a free month imprisonment after being found guilty of forging a bank share. The case proceeded in state court on Tuesday, with authorities detailing the forged document and intent.
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Sydney
Amelia Henkin
Canberra Amateur Swimming Carnival Opens With Strong Entries
The Canberra Amateur Swimming Club hosts a Christmas carnival tonight featuring the season’s first two championship events and top sprinters from last year. The program includes handicap races across classes and popular novelty events such as balloon race and diving for pennies, plus water polo and various diving disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Speed Limit in Built Up Areas Under Motor Traffic Law
A brief note outlines the speed limit rules within built up areas as defined by the Motor Traffic Law. It states that drivers must reduce to the specified urban limit when entering populated zones and that enforcement applies to all vehicles.
Henneberry Draws Colour Line in Boxing Grudge Match
In Sydney, Fred Henneberry declared a colour line after defeating Kent Bill and said he would not fight any more against negro opponents. He ruled out future contests with Thomas Ches tonight and claimed readiness to meet Ron Richards for the Australian middleweight title. The bill includes amendments for heavy penalties in traffic breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Fred Henneberry
Kent Bill
Legislative Assembly
Thomas Chestonightter
Rushcutter Bay Stadium
Ron Richards
Australian Democratic Party forms to end pre selection
Dr L W Nott the chairman of the Democratic Union party executive stated the modification of the pre selection system will not affect forming the Australian Democratic Party The party will abolish pre selection and operate as a straight forward organisation inviting bona fide candidates to stand as endorsed Democratic Union candidates after verifying their bona fides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Democratic Party
L. W. Nott
Dr. Nott
Aust Democratic Party
Union
Democratic Union
Pre Selection Opinions Divided in UAP
In Sydney on Tuesday observers reported split views within the United Australia Party over pre selection for Parliament. A House member warned the convention could have grave consequences and urged heeding Mr Hughes on defining safe and marginal seats. Many feared no seat, federal or state, is truly safe amid a swing to Labour, especially if two or more UAP candidates contest an electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
U.A.P
UAP
House of Representatives
Hughes
Labour
Centenary Church opens in historic Australian settlement
On the last day of 1897 the Church was opened in a settlement of early Australian colonisation. The picture synchronises with the church centenary. For five years Mr Lyoha has included a Christmas card image of an activity tied to Australian life. In 1985 a sketch by the late Sir Filiott Johnson of St John’s Church of England, a National Capital landmark, was reproduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyoha Han
Sir Filiott Johnson
St. John’s Church of England
National Capital
Canberra Chamber Hears Dent of Festival Constitution
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting in Canberra Mr E F Hessell outlined the proposed constitution for the Canberra National Eisteddfod Society. The chamber agreed to cooperate with the Eisteddfod movement and Hessell was appointed official delegate to attend committee meetings. The fourth annual Christmas Dinner will be at Hotel Canberra at 7 pm Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Hessell
Canberra National Eisteddfod Society
Bilteddfod
Hessell
Canberra
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