School Bus Subsidies
The Minister for Education (R. J. Heffron), writing to Mr. D. Hughes, re school bus services says in part…
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Schools, 1953
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Benefit From School For Stewards
The recent A.J.C. course for racing stewards and officials should aid in the establishment of uniformity…
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PALMER'S CHANNEL, Sat.--District residents packed the Union Hall, Palmer's Channel, for a farewell Junction to popular school teacher, Mr. Don Hotschilt, and his wife and family…
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The Minister for Agriculture the Hon. E. H. Graham M.L.A announced to-day that a school to train growers in maize…
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Clarence River district schools resume today with acute accommodation problems, although portable rooms will ease the situation at some centres…
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COFFS HARBOUR, Tues.—Although accommodation problems exist in schools in Coffs Harbour, reports…
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THE War Service Homes Department will be requested to send an officer to South Grafton to meet…
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BIG enrolments were a feature of the first day of the school year yesterday…
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The Minister for Agriculture, the Hon. E. H. Graham, M.L.A., announced to-day that a school to train…
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Enrolments in all departments are again records for the school. Whole school enrolment now…
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Free pasteurised milk will be distributed to the children at Coils Harbour Primary and Infants Schools on Monday. This was announced yesterday by Mr. L. Campbell, officer in charge of milk distribution for the…
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Although, when all children return, it is estimated that enrolment will exceed one thousand, no child presented has been refused admission, and accommodation has been found for all. Two classrooms of new furniture…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Bill Keft Takes Seven for 53 Norm Munro's Lone Stand for High School
Jetty spinner. Bill Keft bagged seven High School wickets for 53 runs in the match commenced at the Jetty Oval on Saturday. He strode one of his best patches for the season and was chiefly responsible for dismissing…
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The District Inspector of Schools (Mr. J. A. Thomson) stated yesterday that total enrolments at the Grafton…
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Transfers of teachers of the smaller schools of the Clarence district were announced yesterday by Mr. J. A. Thomson, District…
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Very fine results have been achieved by pupils of the Dorrigo District Rural School who were candidates at last year's External Intermediate Certificate Examinations…
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Here are the school vacations for 1953. Parents who wish to plan their holidays to coincide with school vacations to avoid…
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The issue of free pasteurised milk at Coffs Harbour Primary School, which commenced when the children returned…
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Grafton Technical Education District Committee has conveyed congratulations to two members…
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Mr. J. H. Shaw, president of the Grafton and South Grafton Curative Education Association, yesterday expressed his appreciation of the interest being taken in endeavours to establish a special school for…
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