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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 13, 1963

Page

3

Students aid two funds at Canberra fundraiser event

The Student Association President Chris Higgins presents cheques to Hancock and Musgrove after a week of fundraising by ANU students in August. The Handicapped Children's Association and the Aboriginal Scholarship Scheme Fund each receive £383 3s 8d.

Student Association Chris Higgins Centre Hancock Musgrove Canberra The T. Handicapped Children’s Association Aboriginal Scholarship Scheme Fund

ANU launches new handicapped facilities fund drive

Mr Hancock spoke at Bruce Hall as Chris Higgins presented cheques totaling £383 3 8 to Miss L Musgrove from the Abori nal Scholarship Scheme Fund. The money will boost a building fund already near £10,000 for a sheltered workshop classroom and preschool centre for the handicapped. Roomarri House will revert to a home for the retarded after completion, with a workshop expanding from 23 to 60 places. Further funds will be raised at the Koomarri House fete on September 28 opened by Madame Chen, wife of the Chinese Ambassador.

Hancock Roomarri House Koomarri House Madame Chen

Bungendore Water Project Start Delayed In Assembly

In reply to Mr. Tully, Mr. Ryan stated the government has authorised Bungendore water supply but construction awaits funds. A waiting list exists for projects and details will be released in the next financial year. He pledged to keep Mr. Tully informed on Bungendore developments.

Legislative Assembly Tully Lab Goulburn Ryan Bungendore Mr. Tilly

Famous Stud to Be Sold in Sydney Auction

The renowned lungadal me rind stud, once owned by Anthony Hordern, will go to public auction in Sydney next ninth. Hordern, 74, acquired the property in 12d and offers it due to ill health. No reserve set yet, but the sale is expected near £1 million. The estate spans 105 000 acres with 72 paddocks, 24 irrigated, and 39 miles of Murrumbidgee River frontage. Sheep from the stud won the Stonehaven Cup four times.

Lungadal Merind Stud Anthony Hordern Sydney Mr. Hordern Murrumbidgee

Scouts Receive Flag from Government to Canberra Troop

The 21st Troop formed recently has 12 scouts and 12 cubs. Leaders come from three services with Group Scoutmaster Warrant Officer Russell of the Royal Military College Duntroon, Scoutmaster Commander R.K. Thomson RAN, and Assistant Scoutmaster Sgt J. Birtwistle RAAF. They meet at St John’s Troop Hall and plan a Campbell area bottle drive next Saturday for fundraising.

Australia Russell Royal Military College

Old Trams Start New Life In U S

In Omaha and Lanham old trams have been repurposed as lodges and a church. Fort Worth uses trams for employee and customer transport in an underground tunnel. Dealers sell used trams to buyers in the United States and Europe for hundreds to thousands of dollars.

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New Rostrum Club To Meet For First General Meeting

Rostrum Club No 7 holds its inaugural general meeting in the Land Titles section of the Supreme Court today at lunch. The agenda includes election of office-bearers and talks by three experienced speakers. Since its inaugural gathering with nearly 20 potential members last Wednesday, lunchtime Friday meetings were planned as the club’s schedule.

Rostrum Club No 7 Supreme Court Rostrum

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ANU Bruce Hall A.N.U. Students’ Association L. Musgrove Roou Green Square Kingston Complete Home Decorator Service Paul Cooper Singer Company Landtrust Building National Circuit Furneaux St Manuka Singer Singer Centre
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