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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
4
Sydney reports that the Premier announced a new teacher classification scheme. Trainee teachers at Twacharx College will earn certificate of conditions requiring compliance with safety standards and a formal progression path. The changes include recommending safer schools and providing a full secondary course at beneficiary schools.
Advisory Council members debated farm policy and meat sales. The Interior Minister faced questions on licensing, fencing, and Aquor tram private land plans. They discussed hospital policy, dog electrocution incident, town planning, bus routes, vegetable plots, and public works including bridge widening and salavage committee. The meeting addressed taxation transfer, tenancy actions, and policing powers with proposed ordinance amendments.
Scouts from Queanbeyan Bundanoon and Sydney plan weekend camps and exchanges in the Canberra region. Sydney visitors will tour Parliament House War Memorial and Institute of Anatomy after a concert. The Queanbeyan troop prepares for a January recommencement with hikes and cookery tests featured in a recent half storm week.
The Canberra Girl Guides group will hold their final meeting of the year on Friday. The Brownie pack will break up on Saturday afternoon December 18 and resume again on Saturday February 3. The St John’s company will go into recess until Friday February 4.
In Bhishane and nearby areas growers face disruption as the federal ban on delivery to seith howands of cabbayan continues. A compensation of 3/68 will be paid by the Department of Agriculture and Commerce. Large fruit and rag markets report many consignments intended for human consumption redirected to cattle. poultry supplies are scarce as price protests impact sales. A Brisbane report notes a heavy fine for profiteering after overcharging and failing to display price tickets with a total of 108 38.
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