WIN News Anchor Script 03 July 1967

CreatorWIN Television (Television station : Illawarra, N.S.W.)ContributorVahrenholzBoucherMartin, JohnRenshaw, JackPriorMoore, TerryKovacsHill, DavidBoyd, DetectiveLittle, NevilleBywaterWatlingHarrison, BillBradick, DougMitchellDate3 July 1967DescriptionThe South Coast labour council has concluded a one day seminar in the town hall on the question of living standards. Subjects covered by the speakers included low wages, the decline of the building industry, restrictive Trade Practices, female unemployment, and public health.|Batemans Bay ambulance finance committee has approved plans for a new station and officers residence. The finance committee was formed only 18 months ago, and during that time, two wagons have been purchased and two full-time officers employed. |Wollongong's detectives strike and unusual ssortment of crimes during their working hours. For example, one was reported today that has them all guessing. Someone has taken the trouble to steal 17 light bulbs and a single bed head from extensions to the Strata Motel. And at Fairy Meadow yesterday, detectives investigated the theft of 10,000 cigarettes from Woolworths.|Saturday night was a record maker for members of the Wollongong Lions Club. In a week that was marked by the end of the financial year, and all service clubs executives changing, a new social centre for Wollongong was officially opened on Saturday night.|St Georges Basin bowling club has officially opened its second green and extensions to the clubhouse.|With relegation from the first division a distinct threat, South Coast United lost two games in a row this weekend. The first game, played on Saturday at Woonona against Canterbury, was thought to be an easy game for the Coast side.|Australians are renowned for their generosity to charities, but some people show their generosity in a most unusual way. Now take these people for instance. They, in their generosity, volunteered to cram into one Mini Minor.|In the middle of winter, the usual sports — football, hockey, and even tennis have their following — but some of the most dedicated sportsmen must be the surfboard riders. With the water temperature at a shivering 50 degrees, two boardriders clubs clashed at McCauley's Reef on Sunday.SubjectTelevision broadcastingTelevision stationsNew South Wales -- IllawarraWIN TV CollectionWIN4 Collection : NewsRightsThe copyright owner retains copyright of this material. You may download one copy of this item for the purpose of your own research or study. The University does not authorise you to copy, communicate or otherwise make available electronically to any other person this material.SourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, collection d75_1967-07-03 NSItem IDd75_1967-07-03 NSLinks tod75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_18d75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_13d75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_19d75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_20d75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_21d75_N26_1_67-07-03_67-07-07_22d75_N26_2_67-07-03_67-07-07_01d75_N26_2_67-07-03_67-07-07_03 GeoTagnot specified

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