WIN News Anchor Script 08 September 1967

CreatorWIN Television (Television station : Illawarra, N.S.W.)ContributorMitchellHill, DavidFisher, ChristopherHorstWatling, JenniferHammons, JoeHenskens, DoughPitterton, EricYoung, RaeMcDermott, ErnieDate8 September 1967DescriptionThe Wollongong University College's Labor Club has stirred up a controversy in its action in sending funds to North and South Vietnam. Already it has caused a stir in university circles and the publicity officer of the Labor Club, Mr Christopher Fisher, has resigned. -- A walk along the beach is a harmless enough way to pass the time, but two young boys had a surprise when their path was blocked by a venomous sea snake – very much alive! -- This morning, more than 100 teenagers took part in an experiment – an experiment into the Arts. Smiths Hill Girls High was the laboratory for this experiment, and when the doors opened at 10 this morning more than 100 teenagers waited for entry. Called 'Ready Set Go – the Arts', the experiment was dreamt up by Mrs Rae Young, the regional secretary for the WEA. -- Plans are underway for the construction of Goulburn's long-awaited Teachers College. Civic leaders hailed the inception of the college as a boost for Goulburn's economy. In Goulburn, newsman David Hill asked the Mayor of Goulburn, Alderman McDermott, what effects the Teachers College would have on the city.SubjectTelevision broadcastingTelevision stationsNew South Wales -- IllawarraWIN TV CollectionWIN4 Collection : NewsSourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, collection d75_1967-09-08NSItem IDd75_1967-09-08NSLinks tod75_N34_1_67-09-04_67-09-08_16d75_N34_1_67-09-04_67-09-08_17d75_N34_1_67-09-04_67-09-08_19d75_N34_1_67-09-04_67-09-08_20GeoTagnot specified

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