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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 27, 1969

Page

2

Old Tote Theatre Gala Attended by Canberra Figures

The Old Tote Company presents "Pyramation" at Canberra Theatre with guests including Sir Paw and Lady tuck, Professor and Mrs C Am, Dr and Mrs Ralph Reader, and other officials from Forrest and Deakin. The Law Ball at Parkroy Motel draws about 300 guests. Robin Lovejoy to join cast and Arts Council for after party. Merchant of Venice audience includes Sir Otto Frankel and others from Acton Red Hill Forrest and Donkin. Revue Cowur to stage fourth annual exhibition at Macquarie Galleries, 1.30am to Saturday, with official opening.

Eral Sir Paw Jack Lady Tuck Canberra ‘Theatre Ans Council ACT “DiVision Me Puw Macon Atul Kt. Cam Reidy Ralph Reader Smfettose Villey Tiggsen Ad Amies AT ‘Shalfeapeare Campbell Moss B. Gibson Mey Ross Hohnen Forrest Mies BE. Mullet Deaking Old Tote Theatre Company Robin Lovejoy Arts Council Deakin A. Benjamin Otto Frankel Lady Frankel Acton H. L. White B. Maley Red Hill W. A. Law P.O. Bahop P. J. Nestel Donkin Revi Cow Ur Theatre Cene Canberra Macquarie Galleries

Canberra parents rally over education terms in OA designation

Report notes NSW Education used OA to label children needing special schooling in June 1967. Spokesman says opportunity classes exist for various groups including blind, deaf, and exceptionally bright pupils, with IQ ranges cited and classifications discussed.

Canberra Limes Pupus New South Wales Department of Education A. Senale Department of Eduction and Science

Nurses Reunion Brings Canberra Alumni Back Together

Yesterday a reunion gathered nurses who trained together a decade ago at Canberra Hospital. Hosted at Mrs W C Andrews’s Deakin home, guests included Carolyn van Rech, Caroline Reed, and Margaret Goggin among others. Several, like Jennifer Wheeler in London and Helen Sweet in Wel com, joined briefly by phone. plans later moved to the Commodore Motel for a shared meal.

Canberra Hospital Deakin W. C. Andrews Andrews Helen Ing Sweet Porthy Way Pombe Jennifer Wheeler Hari Aepveral London Jenifer George Menagan Wollstonecraft Nsw Caroline’ van Rech Yarralumla South Yarra Vic Keith Goggin Lyons Max Stonfam Hacket Gary Dengate Chifley Tony Preston Watson Tin Clark Oakleigh South Ora

Asia on parade at University House cultural showcase

Asia on parade featured research scholars students and families in traditional and modern saris and national costumes. Kalidasa Society organized the event at University House to promote Asian culture with Air India promotions by Mrs Upendra Buxi and guests including Lila Narain and Mrs Gu Din among others.

Uiversity University House Kalidasa Society Air India Tone Upendra Buxi Sydney Mies Lila Narain Fiji ANU Gu Din Forrest

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