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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 08, 1968

Page

12

NSW to spend 60000 to restore Surveyor General Hotel

NSW Government will spend 60000 to restore the Surveyor General Hotel at Berrima, one of Australia’s oldest licensed hotels. National Trust vice-president Mr Justice notes the need for a planned preservation approach. In Sydney an early colonial sandstone house built in 1855 sold for 31000 at auction, with one acre at Austral Avenue Manly.

Sydney Nsw Surveyor-General Berrima Australia National Trust Justice Austral Avenue Manly LJ. Hooker Ltd

Equal pay urged for Aboriginal stockmen

The Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders called for an end to wage discrimination against Aboriginal stockmen and pushed to achieve equal pay by December 2. The council highlighted low wages for tradesmen at Yarrabah Reserve and urged urgent reports on school segregation at Maitland. It also sought exchanges with Maori and South African groups and planned to host a visiting South African rights advocate.

Sydney Federal Council For Advancement of Aborigines Yarrabah Reserve Catena Point Pearce Maitland South Australia SA Institute of Teachers Maori Council of New Zealand South African National Congress Australia

Canberra hotel workers edge toward unequal pay strike

Canberra hotel workers face possible strike after a union official warned barmaids and female staff may strike for equal pay. Amos McVeigh cited a three day Queensland stoppage and said a meeting with the Australian Hotel Association would occur within two weeks, with stop work actions likely in Canberra. About 60 women work in Canberra hotels. 300 barmaids and 78 bartenders are paid 41 50 and 38 25 weekly respectively, with other states already achieving equal pay or near parity under recent awards. Canberra lags behind and July 27, 1969 is cited for equalization.

Canberra Amos McVeigh The Liquor and Allied Industres Union of Australia 2CA Queensland McVeigh

Poet Rod ney Hall to lecture on Poetry in a Technological World

The Australian National University arts fellow poet Rod ney Hall will discuss how poetry aids thinking against the tech world in a public lecture. The talk titled Poetry in a Technological World begins 8 15 pm tomorrow in the HLC Coombs Lecture Theatre at ANU. An ANU spokesman noted Hall would focus on advertising he believes harms creative minds by using generalities.

Australian National University Rodney Hall HLC Coombs ANU Hall

Architect Milston Dies Pioneer of Melbourne Design

Melbourne loses Ernest Edward Milston a leading modern architect aged 75 He designed the Shrine of Remembrance forecourt 1939 and lived at Reeves Street Kew Milston a member of the International Federation of Housing and Town Planning in London died Friday at his home in Kew

Melbourne Ernest Edward Milston Milston Hishome Reeves Street Kew Europe International Federation of House and Town Planning London

Funeral for Sir Neil O'Sullivan Draws Nation to Brisbane

In St Stephen's Cathedral Brisbane almost 1000 people from political legal commercial and industrial fields attended the requiem for Sir Neill O'Sullivan aged 47 former Leader of the Government in the Senate. The service was celebrated by his son Father Patrick O'Sullivan and his brother Father Kevin O'Sullivan with Monsignor Timothy Moloney and Father B Fleming assisting. The funeral followed his death in Sydney on Thursday.

Patrick O’sullivan Sir Neil Kevin O'Sulllivan Timothy Moloney B. Fleming

Sydney stripper Sandra Nelson secretly weds boss Lee Ramsey

Sydney report says Sandra Nelson, famed head stripper at the Kings Cross attic club, married her manager, Mr Lee Ramsey, in a private ceremony, confirming a surprising union within the late night venue.

Sydney Sandra Nelson Lee Ramsey Kings Cross

Abortion Crackdown Sparks Calls for Reform in Victoria

Dr Mass Cass, director of Footscray Trade Union Clinic, told a Melbourne radio program that at least 25,000 abortions are performed in Victoria yearly and that as many as 125 percent of married women may have had one or more abortions legally or illegally. He condemned the current law as effectively nonbinding and said prosecutions have driven women interstate or to unqualified abortionists, increasing complications and eroding public respect for law. The Australian Medical Association has urged reform, but the government has not acted.

Melbourne Victoria Mass Cass Footscray Australian Medical Association

Goulburn Eisteddfod entries hit new high record

The president of the Goulburn Eisteddfod Society, Len Thompson, reports a record 2,900 entries received so far for this year's event, with potential to surpass 3,000 by the weekend. The previous record was 2,800.

Goulburn

Weather map and forecast summary for Australian region

Weather map shows a high pressure area over the continent with dry conditions and widespread light winds. Isolated showers expected along the coast from the Tasman Sea southward, with stronger south to southeast winds near the coast and variable conditions inland. Past observations note scattered showers in southern districts, with modest temperatures and some frosts in inland areas overnight.

Hear Adélalde Tarman Sea Tasman Midenorth Turan Thredin Port Wilcannia Newcastle Williamtown Harrington Gratton Lismore

District radio and TV schedule snapshot

A dense listing of Canberra and region broadcast slots shows programs on MBS News, Canberra Nowy, ABC, and local district shows. It highlights morning to late-evening lineups including News, sports, dramas, variety, weather, and children's programs with numerous time stamps and station references.

Goulhurs Clatriet Canberra Hirthelay Tima Mollingderch Tove Bois Neues Ciobdbune Istrict Land Jane Pear Mate Heath Andree Nool Piper MAS Newel Grammars G. Ant M. Rowe Sreckay Goulburn Mirtiadlivy Fieembs Goulburn Ibiafelet Cankerry Frank Mettiner Folkey ABC Tio ABC New Ann Newt Holt Iowr Sea Hounds ADC News Canberra Times Ie Canberra Times News

Dimensions of the frame puzzle with exact inch measures

Harry says the frame is two thirds the picture size and one inch wide. Sheila notes the frame looks almost square but is rectangular. Dimensions are exact inches and the outside size must be determined from these relations in the puzzle.

Harry Sheila

Canberra Theatre trustees appointed by Minister Nixon

The Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon announced five appointments to the Canberra Theatre Trust. A. T. Shakespeare was named chairman for two years with Maclean as deputy chairman for three years. Other appointees include D. W. Burnett Ho W Crawford A. HL Hewitt R. A. Hohnen and R. Kingsland for two years, and Haug and C W Lemon for three years.

Interior Nixon Canberra Theatre Trust A. T. Shakespeare Maclean D. W. Burnett Ho W Crawford Mn A. HL Hewitt R. A. Hohnen R. Kingsland Twio Haug C W. Lemon Net

Grammar school scholarship announced at Canberra Grammar

Canberra Grammar School offers a scholarship awarding 200 dollars in annual fees for the senior school entry in 199. It is open to boarders or day students in first year and decided by competitive exam. The exam at the junior school occurs September 28.

Canberra Grammar School NSW Education Department

Queanbeyan Muni Council approves over $299,000 in proposals

The Queanbeyan Municipal Council approved proposals totaling more than $299,000. Included is a $100,000 plan by Merge Enterprises for a multi storey block of flats on Mortissett Street in Queanbeyan.

Queanbeyan Municl Council Merge Enterprises Mortrissett Street Queanbeyan

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