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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
2
Mr Spellmans spoke on the Trades and Labour Corner broadcast about pay recreation leave rules. He warned employers cannot hire workers while they are on paid recreation leave and urged employees to uphold union conditions.
Dr T L Sutton a Canberra based lecturer will leave the Australian National University to become Assistant Professor of Theology at St Michael's College University of Toronto. He has taught history at the School of General Studies and earned a doctorate in philosophy at ANU. He plans to publish a work on Australian Catholicism before departing.
A married couple, formerly Miss Carl Ann Show bridge and Mr Ivan Noel Skerry, tied the knot in a doubled ceremony at Saint Pauls amid heavy rain. The bride wore a full length embossed satin gown with pink accessories. guests included Mont Mir himbodee and Miss brag Phe. The reception followed at a nearby hotel with plans to reside in We Neri C¢hiet.
Ian Hamilton received a Royal Certificate and the Boy Scout Girl Cross Award from Sir Eric Woodward at Government House in Sydney for rescuing a boy, Stewart Aitken, from a creek in Mount Thomas Wollongong. He 118 year old brother Bill and parents Mr and Mrs Jack Hamilton attended.
Court proceedings begin at 10 am as cases involve Brown v Brien and OC tary OC over maritime disputes. The docket includes multiple appellants and statutory challenges, with readers cautioned on dense legal terminology.
Application by Sheet Metal Workers Union for a new Award to cover Charms Shop Employees in the ACT. Proceedings held before Commissioners Mr Findlay and others in Canberra.
The Department of the Treasury announced an adviser on the decimal currency changeover for Victoria. Mr RSL Gray, chief finance officer of the Commonwealth Treasury, will work with the Decimal Currency Board based in Sydney to provide information. The board chair Mr Walter Scout urged coordination with state officers to arrange lectures and meet high demand for guidance on the transition beginning February 1966.
Mr. Sidney Rhodes led a hospital employee group and served as Special Magistrate for the hospital nine years. He was honored by hospital staff including Dr Lane Tover as he retires after long service in the patients care and counseling unit.
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