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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1970
Page
2
An unnamed Narrattundah man visited a web fiend at Canberra Hospital then returned to Topi grounds to report a mislaid registration and a confusing note. He spoke to an embassy member by phone, involved an insurance inquiry, and awaited further action in the upcoming quarter as authorities assess the incident.
Advertisement notes single bed size merino blankets on sale for 6 25 each with a clearance price of 1 99. Includes description of checked pattern and bulk pricing phrasing.
A public notice records confusion over unpaid repair costs reported by the manager of an unnamed company. The text notes that Mr No Ineuramer and Mr f car Wisely promised payment and later suggested informing Men about the due obligation, with Kinwell and Tater Mi VOTERS' VOICE referenced in communication.
Mr Ry sought a homemade 14th wedding cake and was quoted 1 pound per pound but paid 75 pounds after a friend collected it unknowingly. A week later a refund was given but a newspaper ad showed 19 Joe wedding cakes at 1 pound. The shop manager claims 1.50 per pound for decorating, leaving Mr Ry in a state of conflicting statements. He contacted Voters Voice for help to obtain a refund and to challenge the misadvertising.
MRD of Pearce asked Voters' Voice to verify hygiene practices in ACT shops especially fish shops in a southern Canberra suburb. Health Department replies inspectors found no health problems. Voters Voice invites complaints with proof of legitimacy, offering anonymity and no published names without permission.
Dr. Frazier Dam and staff will arrive in Melbourne tomorrow to oversee a pilot driver education course at Monash University. Observers from all Australian States will attend, signaling a national interest in road safety education and university collaboration.
Two Shire Council employees, Mr C. Sheick with 42 years of service and Mr M. Humphries with many years of service, will retire at the end of this year.
Betty and two boys discuss thawing toffees while Greg and Steve negotiate a tiny coin trade. A cryptic exchange mentions 24 cents, three quarters, and a division of treats, followed by an unclear line about tomorrow and a Saturday answer. The fragment references Bill, Pam, and a four year span.
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