WIN News Anchor Script 19 September 1967

CreatorWIN Television (Television station : Illawarra, N.S.W.)ContributorLloyd, NormanMoore, TerryBrewer, RonGordon, DrBuchanan, MrMcGrath, W.C.Hill, DavidChatterton, AliceHuggettGeale, BarryGeale, WayneGeale, KerryPardy, TonyDalton, BobHorstWatling, JenniferTasker, I.Jaques, WarrenCoombs, KarlRyan, GordonDate19 September 1967DescriptionNew extensions, just handed over by the Education Department at Crookwell High School, bring it up to full high school standard. The member for Goulburn, Mr Ron Brewer, was today asked about about work at the school, and when it was due to be opened. -- This morning saw the beginning of the Navy's most complex exercise ever on the South Coast. A party of men were dropped somewhere between Ulladulla and the Shoalhaven River, and they have to make it back to a town without being spotted, by tomorrow afternoon. -- Springing to the defence of British migrants in Australia, Mrs Alice Chatterton, president of the British Australian Friendship Club, claims that they uphold their obligations. Mr Harry Box, secretary of the Wollongong Good Neighbour Council was quoted as saying that British migrants were making a mockery of their obligations. -- Three young Goulburn Scouts made history in their own way when they were each presented with the Queen's Scout badge. There's nothing unusual about a scout receiving the Queen's Scout badge – but it is when the three scouts are triplets. -- There's no shortage of amatur actors in Wollongong, but today five professional actors from The Arts Council arrived in town. -- Eight junior tennis players from Albion Park Rail have the makings of future Australian champions, according to one of Australia's current champions. During the weekend, Warren Jaques, rated the number six amateur player in Australia, and Karl Carl Coombs, last year's state junior titleholder, arrived at Albion Park Rail. -- Bulli Hospital moved into the jet age of medical equipment today, with the commissioning of a revolutionary new X-ray machine. SubjectTelevision broadcastingTelevision stationsNew South Wales -- IllawarraWIN TV CollectionWIN4 Collection : NewsSourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, collection d75_1967-09-19 NSItem IDd75_1967-09-19 NSLinks tod75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_10d75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_11d75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_12d75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_13d75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_14d75_N36_1_67-09-18_67-09-22_15d75_N36_2_67-09-18_67-09-22_06GeoTagnot specified

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WIN News Anchor Script 19 September 1967

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