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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 01, 1958

Page

5

Milk Authority urged to curb Canberra milk costs

Faced with the Dairy Farmers' Co-operative Milk Company's price gaps between Cooma and Canberra, advocates push Webb Report recommendations for a Canberra Milk Authority to fix prices, regulate purchases, and ensure cheaper consumer milk. Public interest hinges on ministerial action amid fears two factory systems would raise costs.

Dairy Farmers’ Co-operative Milk Company Canberra Dairy Farmers Cooma Department of the Interior Stiely Dairy Famers’ Company Webb Dairy Farmers’ Company Milk Milk Authority

Late shopping night urged for mothers with toddlers

Braddon argues for extended shopping hours to aid mothers with young children facing early opening times and busy errands. The letter notes faulty purchases, delays in deliveries, and calls for better training and simple calculation methods among shop staff.

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Polish Seaman Evades Capture After Jumping Into Stockholm Harbor

A Polish seaman, slightly injured, escaped capture after jumping from a Polish tourist ship into Stockholm Harbor. Swedish bystanders and nearby crew observed a pursuer strike him with a life belt and saw officers using hooks during the pursuit. Swedes rescued him and handed him to police aboard their vessel.

Stockholm P.reuter Mistory Trew

Governor General Slim Visits Western Australia Events

The Governor General Sir William Slim toured Glenroy meat works and Mount House Station in Western Australia yesterday. He later attended the Livinga Station with Mr. Murray Tyrrell and Lt. George Halley. Group Captain Burrage represented the RAAF at the State Funeral of Senator William Igehley at St Bridges Coogee NSW.

Sir William Slim Glenroy Mount House Western Australia Livevinga Murray Tyrrell George Halley Burrage Royal Australian Air Force William Patrick Igehley St. Brigids Church Coogee New South Wales

Sudden Death of Albert Kenneth Parker in Sydney

Albert Kenneth Parker of 10 Alt Crescent Ainslie died suddenly in Sydney yesterday. He served as Chief Commonwealth Electoral Officer in New South Wales and earlier held posts in Temora Dungog and Bwarledah. Born Narrabri 1904 he worked as telegraph messenger and post office official before long service with the Electoral Office in Narrabri Canberra and as returning officer for the ACT electorate. He leaves wife a son Robert and daughters Margaret Beverley and Mrs Thompson.

Albert Kenneth Parker Alt Crescent Ainslie Sydney Parker Commonwealth and N.S.W Mr. Parker Narrabri Temora Dungog Bwahdelah Canberra Act Advisory Council Hospital Board Parliament Presbyterian Church St. Columba’sresbyterian Braddon Robert Margaret Thompson Beverley

Mr L O Brown Retirement Noted After 46 Years Service

Colleagues and senior public servants paid farewell to Mr I O Brown at the Public Service Board offices. He joins the Commonwealth service in 1918 after time with Victorian Railways from 1910 and holds posts including senior Quanca officer, accountant, inspector, and senior inspector. He became assistant Commissioner in 1851 and received an MBE in 1954. He is a noted horticulturist and Canberra Bowling Club member.

Public Service Board I. O. Brown Brown Board State Common Wealth Service Victorian Railways Development and Migration Commission Prime Minister’s Department Department of Commerce and Agriculture Canberra

St Lawrence Seaway opens with new locks and power pool

The Seaway project will flood 28 000 acres on the Canadian side and reduce canal traffic. Seven locks and major canals will form a power pool yielding over 2 000 000 horsepower. Canadian and U S participation totals £ 270 000 000, opening navigation from Montreal to Lake Erie next year.

St. Lawrence Atlantic Ocean Ontario Cornwall United States New Lake St. Lawrence Seaway Canada Quebec Montreal Lake Ontario North America Lake Erie Atlantic United States of America Great Lakes Bt. Lawrence Seaway Ocean Western Wheatlands Marguern Quebec Labraur Snell Lock Shawrence Seaway Massena New York U.S. Corps of Engineers Long Sua't Canal Seaway Development Corporation

Vikings Club approves Thursday meetings and trip plans

At Corroboree Park Youth Centre the YOMOCA Vikings Club fixed start times at 7 45 pm each Thursday and postponed the general meeting to August 7. They plan a club trip to Sydney to view state championships by car leaving Saturday morning and returning Sunday night. a film by Mr D Millikda is set for the next meeting.

Corroboree Park Jin Sydney D. Millikda YMCA Harry Black Jon Big Macquarie Island Net Newling Y.M.C.A Alec Richards Wesley Hay Goodlands Kingston Neil Newling Ray Wilder Max Bohnert

Six Canberra Nurses Pass Final Exams

The New South Wales Nurses Registration Board issued results for the state final examination. Successful candidates from Canberra Community Hospital include Dowd M H, James, AL, Morgan D B D M, Neilsen D A, Southwell G W, and Teer A M.

N.S.W

Senator W P Ashley Laid To Rest In State Funeral

More than five hundred mourners attended the state funeral for Senator W P Ashley at St Brigid Roman Catholic Church Coogee. Mourners included the widow Mrs J Healy Young and several prominent figures such as Sir William McKell Senator McKenna and NSW Police Commissioner Delaney. The procession moved to Herwick Cemetery after a requiem Mass led by Dr H J Reideeibs with pallbearers including Senator Spooner and Sir Alistair Mc Mullin.

Aytoney Sta'p Aml Federal Fix Lia Sena W. P. Ashley Ashley J. Healy Ce Young M . A. Ashley T. Asi Eni Hay St. Brip Chu Coogee Herwick Cemetery H. J. Reideeiebs William Meckhsil Labour Senate McKenna NSW Delaney Spooner Menzies Pooner Senate Alistair Bre- Mullin W.S.W Jelly KE. J. Ward M.P J. F. Cope Benn and O'Flaherty

Four British Troops Wounded in Cyprus Bomb Attacks

In Cyprus, four British soldiers were injured by bombs near Peristerona and Pygi while patrols exchanged fire after two bombs were thrown by Greek Cypriots. A Cypriot civilian was shot. a curfew was imposed in the village. Additional strike at Rhizocarpasso left another British soldier hurt.

Nicosia Reuter Cyprus Perijstreana Pygi Famagusta Rhizocarpasso Panhandle

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