Watch On Car Parks Promised
The Department secretary Kingsland pledged to monitor one hour parking zones to ensure efficient use of space. A letter to J R Fraser notes petitions about restrictions and complains that some signatories cannot leave their cars all day near work. Surveys show north city offices area two thirds occupied, south area partly used.
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R. Kingsland
Kingsland
J. R. Fraser
Lab
ACT
Fraser
Department
Commonwealth
All Parkers
Changes In Science Competition In ACT
The ACT Science Teachers Association alters its annual secondary school competition by age groups to boost originality. Prizes up to £10 reward good work, with Lyndon High School leaders aiming to curb simple entries and spur extra study. About 250 entries last year. the exhibit runs during Education Week from August 5 to 12.
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Science Teachers’ Association
R Wheeler
W. Delaney
Lyndon High School
Posters Contest Nears End in Canberra Schools
The National Parks Association poster competition in Canberra marks Conservation Week with judging by G Roberts of the National Capital Development Commission. Winners will be announced on CTCT next Wednesday and displayed at Civic Centre and City Square during Conservation Week July 27 to August 3.
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National Parks Association
Canberra
National Capital Development — Commission
G. Roberts
Childeren
CTCT
A. J. Brand
Courage Children
Brand
Civic Centre
City Square
Careers Open in Telecommunications Training Program
A government run training course offers youths and technicians a path to professional telecom work. The program, closing December 31 1945 for applicants and December 31 1948 for completion, includes mathematics physics and chemistry with exam entry September 18. Successful trainees become technicians at mid level upon finishing the five year course in Sydney with full salary and housing allowance.
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Sydney
Greek Church Liturgy Film Shown in Canberra Meeting
A film on the liturgy of the Greek Orthodox Church was shown at a World Council of Churches meeting in St Philip's church O Connor Canberra. Rev Father G Carpis introduced the film and Mrs J J Hubbard noted the program aimed to engage Orthodox congregations in Canberra despite limited prior contact. The monthly council meeting promotes denominations meeting in a common interest.
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Canberra
World Council of Churches
St. Philip's Anglican
O'Connor
Father G. Carpis
Mra
Hungarian Foreign Office denies end of iron curtain
The Hungarian Foreign Office denied reports of an imminent end to the iron curtain. A British United Press spokesman said foreigners have enjoyed two years of easing restrictions, but no further steps are planned or contemplated.
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Tron Curta
Budapest
Sunvuiies
United Press
Vice regal tour of Queensland begins in Rockhampton
The Governor General Viscount De L Isle will tour northern Queensland from Rockhampton on July 1 to Noosa Heads on August 4. He will visit Townsville Cairns Weipa Coen Normanton Mount Isa Cloncurry Mary Kathleen Longreach to observe cane harvesting copper refining grazing properties and the Mt Isa mines. His daughters Catherine and Lucy Sydney will stay privately at Noosa Heads during the trip.
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Viscount de L'Isle
Queensland
Rockhampton
Noosa Heads J
North Queensland
Australia
Papua New Guinea
Northern Territory
Kimberleys
Townsville
Cairns
Weipa
Coen
Normanton
Mount Isa
Clomcurry
Mary Kathleen
Longreach
Mt. Isa
Lord Lisle
Catherine
Lucy Sydney
Noosa Heads
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Cusack
Kingston
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