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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 21, 1976

Page

3

Christmas appeal at $2 389 total for Smith Family

The Canberra Times reports the Smith Family Christmas Appeal has received 2389.33, with many donors acknowledged in a long list including Phil Wiggs Auto Sales and Cummins Ltd among others. The combined fund total stands at 2894.4 in the record.

Canberra Times Phil Wiggs Auto P Cummins Ltd Marwsan Garten Centre Po Speaver Carnin Prinney Sebel Colles Campbell Hupelery Sweanbevan Prive Suratty Home Preston Fisher Vops Sasi Ay Karmel JM Lawrence Shaw Lewes Bebioson Pyal A Bites J Mickelson AM Pigwar Guss BO Laawrence Petrovie Mim Demprter Halland Weston O Welch Wallice

Old Canberra Horsesh(e) Turned Revival Contest

The Department of the Capital Territory led by City Manager Tony Witt defeated the National Capital Development Commission associate commissioner Ciordan Shannan in a Canberra courtyard revival of horseshoe pitching. The event at Lyneham’s Old Canberra Inn featured scores of 27 to 20 with players pitching from about half the marked distance. The revival aims to honor workers who frequented the inn a century ago when first licensed.

Capital Territory Tony Witt Athe National Capital Development Commission Ciordan Shannan Canberra Lyneham Plowehiner Jd

PS unions' appeal on leave pay is rejected

A Monday decision by the Australian Arbitration Commission denied union appeals against a ruling that cut annual leave pay for more than 240,000 Commonwealth public servants. The Public Service Arbitrator, J. E. Taylor, set a loading of 7.5 percent with a cap tied to average weekly earnings, a rule later supplemented by partial settlements in 1974 1975 and 1976. The bench found no error in the arbitrator's discretion and refused to intervene.

Sydney Australian Arbitration Commission Commonwealth Public J. E. Taylor Taylor Cea Commonwealth Public Service Beneh

TAB in hotels mooted in NSW

Sydney. Monthly proposals to set up Totalizator Agency Board branches in licensed NSW hotels would require NSW government approval. TAB secretary E F Cole confirmed discussions with Australian Jockey Club president over the plans. The board will consider the matter at its January meeting as agencies complain about bookmakers in hotels taking customers.

Sydney Montly Totalizator Agency Board Nsw E. F. Cole Cole Australian Lately Association Wo B .McInerney TAB

Boundary changes approved for Lithgow Bathurst Orange

The Minister for Local Government approved alterations uniting 11 councils into six in the Lithgow Bathurst and Orange areas. Proposals include expanding Orange City with Canobolas Lyndhurst and Molong Borce areas, and merging Lithgow city with Blaxland shire to extend Bathurst city.

Sydney Lithgow Bathurst Orange Jensen Orange City Canobolas Lyndhurst Molong and Borce Lithgow City Blaxland Bathurst City Abercrombie and Turan

Staley backs TV translator move for Mount Taylor

Canberra minister supports CTC TV plan to build a permanent translator atop Mount Taylor. Telecom Australia blocked the project while the government awaits its position. Testing began with a temporary translator to improve reception in Tuggeranong Valley and parts of Woden.

Capital Territory Staley Ctc-Tv Mount Taylor Telecommunications Robinson Telecom Australia Telecom Cte-Tv Moun Taylor Tuggeranong Valley Wolen George Barlin Melbourne Cyc-Tv Department of the Capital Territory Kambuah

Refugees to be flown to Brisbane hostel from Darwin

Vietnamese refugees who reached Darwin by boat on Saturday would be flown to a Brisbane migrant hostel today, said Immigration Minister Mackellar. They would join 50 others who arrived by boat in mid November at the Wacol Migrant Hostel. He did not say whether either group would be granted permanent residence.

Willy-siy Darwin Brisbane Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Mackellar Wacol Mackeller

Neurological disorders cost Australia billions in lost productivity

The Australian Neurological Foundation cites neurological disorders affect about one in eight Australians. Costs reach 800 million yearly in lost productivity and care, with calls for funding to improve diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and research facilities nationwide. Sir Alan McNicoll leads the foundation, which seeks government support in the budget.

Thuytt Australian Neurological Foundation Australia Foundation Alan McNicoll Naval Staff Turkey Lord Casey Lady Casey Petron Sir Alun Ee the Foundation

Timorese Refugee Women Seek Family Reunions in Australia

Forty five Timorese women refugees at Enterprise Hostel Melbourne urge the Federal Government to allow their husbands to join them in Australia. Husbands remain in refugee camps in Timor, Indonesia, and Portugal after separation during the September fighting. Most wives have young children. 23 babies have been born at Live hostel this year. Government has not issued views on entry clearance.

Melbourne Australia Timor Indonesia Portugal East Timor Mot

Former NSW minister jailed for sexual offences against stepdaughter

In Sydney Supreme Court, 48 year old George Henry Martin received an eight year term for five offences against his stepdaughter from 1953 to 1963. Judge Rath described the household conduct as unimaginable and noted the suspect's claim that acts were at God’s direction.

Sydney Justice Rath Supreme Court George Henry Martin Aberdare Nsw Martin Newcastle Supreme Court R Omarrying Carnally

Newcastle youths jailed after park incident

Four Newcastle youths including two named Foster brothers faced the Supreme Court in Sydney today where Justice Rath said they assaulted a 17 year old boy and hurt the girl after watching television with them. Wayne Foster 20 Dale Foster 17 and Johnny Gurke 18 were each sentenced to three years in prison while Phillip Yule 17 received 18 months.

Sydney Newcastle Park Wickham Justice Rath Supreme Court Wayne Foster Cardiff Dale Foster Windale Johnny Herbert Gurke Phillip Gregory Yule

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