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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 07, 1972

Page

3

Swinger Hill Furnishings Preview Passes Off Canberra Homes

A Canberra display tour shows Furnishings in five houses to evoke life in Swinger Hill. House A features J B Youngs fabrics and Parker teak, with orange and red accents. House B from Ken McCarthy Interiors highlights Saga furniture and Yugoslav cane chairs. House C by McCallum Curtains uses varied fabrics and bold prints. House D remains unfurnished. House E by David Jones Canberra uses hard wearing tones with teak and vinyl, plus a convertible study and courtyard. The showcase aims to inspire visitors with affordable residential ideas.

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Canberra's Swinger Hill named for surveyor Seinger legacy

Local weather outlook notes mild, warm spells with showers possible. Historical note recalls Mr Tous Walter Henry SeINGER who surveyed Canberra and gave his name to Swinger Hill, with biographical sketch and wartime return in May 1942, death in November 1943. Forecast covers today into weekend with scattered showers, increasing west winds, and daily temperatures around mid to warm ranges.

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Appointment of Robertson to National Library Council

The president of the Australian Academy of Science Sir Rutherford Robertson is appointed to the National Library Council to replace Sir Leonard Huxley who has retired. At the council's request Sir Leonard agrees to continue serving on the Scientific and Technological Information Services Inquiry Committee.

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Ample outdoor space defined for subturb home plots

Ample outdoor space described in SWINGER Hill housing, with three budding density near four times usual. Each detached house provides a paved outdoor area outside the living room on the same level, preserving indoor outdoor continuity. Most of the 39 houses underway include a second outdoor living area and practical service court, dedicated to residents.

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