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Inaugural lecture with Prof Anne Goodenough at the University of Gloucestershire, Park Campus, Cheltenham.
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk
While some may stake out places on the roof terrace in order to study, it seems like everyone lays claim to a specific chair in the London House library. Some have been known to leave their study materials in one place for days at a time without returning to them...
Us at Goodenough College are doing a fundraiser for Nepal - feel free to contact here/PM me for A3 prints at £20 each.
Hope you get to know Nepal in the same way I did - by celebrating the strength of the people and the beauty of the nation.
Photo shows Assoc Prof Belinda Goodenough
Operation Director, 45 and Up Study, The SAX Institute, Sydney.
Photographer: Christie Goodenough. Christie's son Gavin in the children's area of the Hoquiam Timberland Library, 420 7th Street
This clone shot was a fun way to illustrate coming down the stairs in the morning. Though it is not necessarily the case with this model, there can be a trend among female members of the college to prefer taking the stairs to the lifts. (The male members, however, are almost all lazy buggers and always take the lifts)
Photo shows Assoc Prof Belinda Goodenough.Operation Director, 45 and Up Study, The SAX Institute, Sydney. ..............
Inaugural lecture with Prof Anne Goodenough at the University of Gloucestershire, Park Campus, Cheltenham.
Picture by Clint Randall www.pixelprphotography.co.uk
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL HALL. STONE LAID AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
For some years a committee at Mount Pleasant has been collecting donations and organising fetes and other money-raising ventures for the purpose of erecting a memorial hall in honour of those who enlisted from the district, and went overseas to fight during the war. Chiefly through the munificence of the Hon. R T Melrose, who donated £1,000 in addition to the block of land on which the building is being erected, the committee has been able to begin the construction of the memorial hall.
The committee, which comprises the chairman (Mr F Dewel), secretary (Mr V C (Cooke), treasurer (Mr W Ross Smith), and Messrs R S Davey, J E C Herriott, J L Maitland, and Hon. R T Melrose, now has approximately £4,500 in hand. The building, the walls of which have been erected, will cost £5,250, and with furnishings, over £6,000.
The contractors are Messrs F Goodenough and Sons, of Prospect, and the architects, Messrs English, Soward, and Jackman. The structure will be a two-storey brick building, the front of which will be roughcast above the first storey.
On Saturday the ceremony laying the stone was performed by his Excellency the Governor of South Australia (Sir Tom Bridges), who was accompanied by Lady Bridges and Miss Alvide Bridges.
Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide) 22-11-1926
Images for Nepal - charity fundraiser by Goodenough College.
A3 prints at £20 each, all proceeds to be donated to Disaster Emergency Committee.