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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 15, 1964

Page

6

Shires seek help with alpine roads

In Cooma on Tuesday councils pressed Premier Renshaw to ask the Commonwealth to fund Alpine Way road maintenance to Snowy Mountains resorts. The Snowy River Shire and others urged the Commonwealth to cover costs and keep access open as construction nears completion. The meeting called for grants to be allocated to authorities to carry out specified works.

Cooma N.S. W Renshaw Commonwealth Snowy Scheme Bit It Khancotan Snowy River William Hud Fucumbene Happy Jacks Curribene M. Kingston Commonwealth Ciovern State Park Snowy Mountains Kosciusko de Park Vaud Ie Tumbarumba BR. E. Norris Federal Bureau of Roads

Art talks on The Art Treasures of Europe aboard P O Orient liner

On the October voyage the P and O Orient Superliner will feature illustrated talks titled The Art Treasures of Europe by James Gleeson, renowned Australian art critic. Gleeson, born 1915 in Sydney, will introduce viewers to European paintings sculpture and architecture with historical context and insights into Mona Lisa details.

P & O - Orient Europe James Gleeson Gleeson da Vinci Australia Sydney England Holland France Italy Sydney Teachers’ College London Canberra

Irish migrant Ted Farrell sets weight bid before 30th birthday

Ted Farrell weighed 12 stone 1 pound at the Victorian Police Depot in a bid to join the Force before his 30th birthday. He failed the issued test as at 12 stone 4 pounds for his 6 ft height he exceeded the limit, placing him in a time crunch to qualify before he turns 30 in nine days.

Ted Farrell Jon Farrell

Theatre Trust to Meet Canberra Theatre Members

The Canberra Theatre Trust will meet for the first time on Friday to inspect progress on the auditorium. Key figures include Sir Currie as chairman and Mr A T Shirkespeare among trustees, with plans for a 1200 seating main building and supporting facilities in Wollongong region.

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