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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1968
Page
11
The fragment describes an important pottery exhibition with wide interest and mentions Australian and other international exhibitors. It notes notable items, including 140 pieces and a closing date around March 12, highlighting stakes and public engagement in the event.
A Canberra Theatre concert opens the 16K season of the Jerusalem rumber Orchestra of Ra Israel, touring Australia via Musica Viva after replacing the Zagreb Soloists due to illness. The ensemble, led by Antonio Janigm, features 12 string players and traces origins to 1944.
The Cane Herr Theatre will host the Gang Show on Saturday evening March 1 and Sunday afternoon March 31. Cast includes performers from Cashetta Monara area and Melborne Gang Show experience assists production. Mail bookings are open. prices: 1 shilling and 1.20 for adults, 0.60 for children.
A brief puzzle note presents a nine prime C41 code where each letter stands for a different figure. It hints a monthly dated challenge with names like Ann Belly Chip Don and a mid year reference. The task asks for the LIVES values corresponding to each.
A scrambled TV prompt mentions Channel 7 airing an Oscars style program with quick glimpses and teased names. Viewers are invited to tune in for a special feature described as a fashion and awards themed segment.
A garbled radio guide fragment lists numerous shows and times across morning to night. Mentions include music blocks, news, weather focuses, local and national segments, and various hosts or program titles, though many items are unclear or jumbled.
A chaotic televised segment covers a crime related tale and a fashion trade boom. Premier Dunstan speaks on political issues while Adelaide University discusses wartime intelligence. A 1940s theft involving a Tashe stone and Brains Clyde is noted alongside TV and fashion industry chatter.
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