ASOPA Graduates

Receive Awards

The R. W. Robson Prize for General Proficiency and the R.

W. Robson Prize for Law were both awarded to Mr. Paul Arthur Seefeld in the 1965 one year Certificate Course at the Australian School of Pacific

Administration, Sydney.

PATROL officers who received ASOPA Certificates were: Bartlett, J. R.; Boreham, C. A.; Buttner, C. A. (credits in Anthropology, Geography, Government and History); Dickinson, H. R.; Gibbs, R. H.; Hatherley, R. E.; Lancaster, P. J. (credit in Govern ment); Lewis, P. E. (credits in Anthro pology and History); Melville. A. S. (credits in Government and History); McKenzie, P. W.; Morris, H. W. (credits in Anthropology, Geography, Government and History); Seefeld, P. A. (credits in Anthropology, Gov ernment, History, Law); Staples, R. J. (credit in Government); Tomlinson, M. E.; Willard, R. (credits in Anthro pology and History).

New Guinea cadet education officers who have completed a two-year course of teacher training at ASOPA and have been awarded Cadet Education Officers’ Certificates are;— Benson, D. V.; Biebel-Tamm, K. J.; Brumby, E. H.; Burke, E. V.; Chan, G. C. M.; Clark, S.; Dummett, S, C.; Duncan, I. A.; Enks, G. W.; Fehlberg, R.; Flower, J. M.; Grant, K. J.; Halpin, J. G.; Jones, D, C.; Parker, A. N.; Patrick, A. C.; Williams, P. R.; Linton, R. Macd.; Maina, W.; Ridding, C. J.; Waterhouse, A. M.; Wilkins, K. S.; Williams, D. R.; Wines, R. B.; Woelke, U. L.; Kelly, A. G.; Sandstrom, A.; Wilson K.

The Camilla Wedgwood Memorial Prize was awarded to Mr. I. Duncan. • Professor O. H. K. Spate, Pro fessor of Geography in the Research School of Pacific Studies of the Aus tralian National University, has been appointed to the Interim Council of the University of Papua and New Guinea. Professor Spate’s appoint ment brings the membership of the council to 14, and increases the number holding high academic ap pointments in Australian universities to five.