In Camera Talks At Hospital Board Meeting
The Canberra Community Hospital Board yesterday withheld a matron's report from publication and excluded the president while it was discussed in committee. It was the third straight closed-door meeting on major business as Mr J t Brophy said private handling was planned before public release. A new member, Mr A Harris, joined the finance committee replacing retired Mr F H Cox.
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Canberra
Brophy
Krophy
Harris
F. H. Cox
Guy
A. D. Fraser
Joyce Wattleworth
Wattleworth
N.8.w. College of Nursing
Royal Prince Alfred
Sydney
Royal South Sydney Hospital
Royal Alexandra + Hospital for Children
Westminster Hospital
London
Tenant Sued Over Alterations To Power Main
A dispute centered on electrical work for a Bradson premises owned by Karl Schreiner and tenanted by Sidney Watson. Julian Rex Barrett claimed £160 plus interest for installing mains and equipment after initial estimates, with only £44 paid. Watson denied agreeing to pay for mains work, saying alterations were not his responsibility and that he would cover kitchen wiring but not mains. The case remains partially heard as Barrett seeks payment through Barrett's Electrical Sales Service.
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Julian Rex Barrett
Cowper Street
Ainslie
Barrett
Barett
Sidney Reginald Watson
Northbourne Avenue
Bradson
Karl Schreiner
Watson
Enis
Toad
Ral Watson
Schreiner
Former Soldier Grows Taller After Korea Service
Ronald Charles Heather, 27, of St Helens East Coast, faced Launceston Police Court on false pretences charges. The police said Heather, who served in Korea in 1951, grew from 5 ft 4 in to 6 ft 3 in and beyond, a condition doctors termed a medical freak. He pleaded guilty and the magistrate Mr Oldham placed him on a good behaviour bond conditional on continuing medical treatment.
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Launceston
Uwnnay
Ronald Charles Heather
St. Helens
R. K. Reid
Heather
Korea
Reid
Verre
Heathr
Oldham
Vagrant Sentenced to Six Months Hard Labour
Archibald Bell, a vagrant with no fixed abode, was sent to six months in gaol with hard labour at Canberra Court of Petty Sessions. He surrendered to police after stating there was no future for him, and police testified he reported sleeping under a store and having only pie to eat in the days prior.
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Canberra Court of Pitty
Archibald Bell
Carveth
Bell
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