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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 25, 1970

Page

3

Men Head Roedean as Fourth Girls School Chief

A 38 year old geography head from Stowe becomes Roedean’s headmaster after Christmas, joining two other male heads at girls' boarding schools. The move sparks debate on gender roles in England’s elite female education, with supporters saying administration is key while opponents push for women leaders.

John Maitland Hunt Dencris Stowe Buckinghamshire Roedean Brighton Arena Britain Roedean School Council Times London

Men running girls schools and their headmasters

An article contrasts male and female heads of girls boarding schools. It profiles Overstone headmaster Mr Airs, noting his close contact with pupils, family approach, and role as bursar, while detailing his innovations and energy. It also surveys Miss Elizabeth Manners at Fells Stowe on female leadership and why women remain central to girls schooling.

Jean Fort Roedean Board of Governors Buzz Goodby Aldwych Theatre T. W. Airs Overstone Girls’ School Northampton Mr Airs Association of Headmistresses Association of Heads of Girls Overstone Airs Elizabeth Manners Manners Anr Miss Manners Ammertal Ageecs

Advisory Council offers TV advertising plan for Canberra agenda

A Canberra council secretary rejects using a smoke message 200 feet long as ostentatious and foggy, proposing hard hitting TV commercials instead. The advisory council drama features Jim Pead Gordon Walsh and James Willoughby Seedman with Peter Nixon as guest star, while MP R R O Keefe presses for meeting dates places and agenda advertising.

Canberra Council Weston Creek Advisory Council Jim Pead Gordon Walsh James Willoughby Seedman Woden Valley Pierre Trudeau Peter Nixon George III

Council Meeting Drama Promises Packed Public Gallery

An outline of a plan to stage a dramatic pulp around the council agenda promises to boost attendance at Advisory Council meetings. It proposes rival factions, provocative promos, and gimmicks to draw crowds, aiming to turn council sessions into must see events.

Advisory Council R. R. O'Keefe Lab Goverment House ACT Advisory Council Forsyte Nyree Dawn Porter Belconnen

To the Crucifixion by computer

A travelogue in Oberammergau recounts the 1970 Passion Play season endured by a Australian writer and daughter waiting for computer driven permits, realising German efficiency in village life. The narrator notes the play’s evolution into a sophisticated theatre with a vast hangar auditorium, multilingual programmes, and the Last Supper's silent, moving tableaux.

Oberammergau Munich England Australia Passionspeilhaus Pontius Pilate Christ

The Man Who Hated Trees

Fred Bloggs a town planner with a fear of trees shaped a highway network that left little forest. His campaigns for bald landscapes culminated in a dramatic night amid bonfires of gum trees before psychiatry and supervision reduced his influence.

Fred Bloggs Fred Black Mountain Fred War Fred Blogg Waterloo Joan Lym

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