Gift of Braille Books Brightens Turner Primary Library
At Turner Primary School in Hartley Street Canberra a group of Braille transcribers presented popular fairy tales in Braille to two students Chera Nobes and Adam Morris. The gift adds to the school’s small Braille library and sparks immediate interest as the children explore the tactile pages with help from teacher Mrs Rhonda Cromley.
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Chera Nobes
Adam Morris
Turner Primary
Hartley Street
Rhonda Cromley
Carinya centre charity receives donation from Queanbeyan proprietor
Frank Gombar of Queanbeyan presented a cheque for 378 to a Carinya centre representative. The donation, a share of his takings, will aid a centre for physically handicapped and mentally retarded children. Volunteers are sought for the Rag Trade shop in Crawford Street, which has been equipped with a van to collect goods.
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Queanberan's Independent Service
Ston
Frank Gombar
Carinya Centre For
Gombars
Carnira
Opportunity
Crawford Street
Xulleet Goods
Ne O
Housing policy hints from ACT election hopeful Enderby
The ACT Member for the Territory Enderby said if elected Minister for Territories he would within six weeks publish a comprehensive housing policy. He noted uncertainty over eligibility to buy government houses after July 7 and questioned the sale of 400 houses promised by the former Interior Minister Hunt. He referenced a proposed ACT Housing Authority to manage purchase, sale, and rental, and said an Interior Department inquiry into government house sales is ongoing with no results yet.
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Act
Enderby
Territories
Peope
Intenor
Hunt
Thearurius Emment
Labor
ACT Housing Authority
Department of the Interior
Inkam
Army man awarded $118,125 damages
An Army Vietnam veteran, Phillip Joseph Consalvo of Goonellabah near Lismore, was awarded 118125 damages in the Supreme Court after a car crash west of Sydney left him paraplegic at 24. He was a passenger in an RAAF station sedan that ran off the Kingswood Windsor road at Lonionderry, severing his spine and confining him to a wheelchair for life. The Commonwealth of Australia admitted liability.
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Sydney
Supreme Court
Justice Slattery
Phillip Joseph Consalvo
Goonel- Jabah
Lismore
Kingswod- Windsor Road
Lonionderry
Consalvo
Commaswealth of
Australia
Labi
Two years jail for abortions in Windsor case
A Melbourne court convicted John Anderson and Dr Relies Skinner at Windsor, tied to an alleged conspiracy involving illegal abortions. Brennan and others faced related charges. Anderson received a nine month term.
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Mr Anderson
Relies Skinner
Wah Townea
Oa Lemar Wry
Hasina
Windsor
Prommovne T Pen
Hair removal methods reviewed in Choice Magazine
Choice Magazine tests five home hair removal options with disappointing results. Permanent claims failed, abrasive mitts caused itching, regrowth was rapid, home waxing was painful and time consuming, cold wax was ineffective, shaving and cream depilatories are suggested with caveats on cost and odor.
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Bers
Canberra
Cheryl Nobbs
Carinya Centre
Ingersoll
Wormald International
Wormald Security
Wormald
Are Vehicet
Wight Patrols
Fultima
Armed Escorts and Banking Service
Noly le International Security
Australian Watching Co
Franklin Street
Manuka
A.C.T
Wormald International Security
Wormald International Now
Uidelines
Alm
John Anderson
Pymble
Onnilersn
Manilly
Jude Brennan
Choice Magazine
Prouds
Youngs
Cleeco
Garema Place
Kingston
Queanbeyan
Crise
Jhon
National Jeweller
Newcastle
Brisbane
Melbourne
Adelaide
Civic Plaza
Alinga Street
Chee Smart and
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