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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 08, 1964

Page

9

Strange Eneourites on Glenelg Beach

Glenelg South Australia resident Kym encountered a young Fairy penguin on the beach. Owners Mr and Mrs H F Jones took it home but a museum authority advised it was old enough to fend for itself. The penguin was released at sea after a brief swim. Also, Tony Sidell adjusted the TV antenna on the Jeparit bulk loader before its handover to the Australian National Line this week. Television sets were installed aboard for crew entertainment.

Glenelg South Australia Kym H. F. Jones Tony Sidell Jeparit Australian National Line

Gargoyle At Canberra National War Memorial

A close-up reveals the ugly stone face high on the walls of the National War Memorial in Canberra. The gargoyle showcases fine carving, serving the traditional decorative purpose while remaining obscure to casual observers who do not study their surroundings.

Canberra National War Memorial

TMES CROSSWORD ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES

Crossword style clues list with across and down entries including definitions and enumerations. mentions solution reference see page 19. Provides fragmented puzzle text with numerous garbled words and partial phrases. Likely a newspaper puzzle page item asking readers to solve a crossword and refer to solution on a later page.

Pioneering George Fyfe Angas Named South Australian Leader

George Fyfe Angas, born 1780 in Newcastle upon Tyne, became the first representative for Barossa in the South Australian Legislative Assembly after returning unopposed in 1851. He dispatched settlers in 1836, helped form land ventures, settled in Barossa, and retired in 1866, dying at Angaston on May 15, 1879.

South Australia George Fyfe Angas Legislative Assembly Angas Newcastle on-Tyne South Australian Land Company South Australian Association Land Company Barossa Angaston

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