Letters to The Review

As we all know, a community like Darlington relies completely on its members being ready to chip in and do their bit when needed, and one of the reasons we are such a great place to live is because there is never any shortage of folk prepared to do this. One of the local artistic world’s most respected institutions – the Mundaring Bicentennial Scholarship Trust - is in desperate need of qualified assistance and I am hoping that one of the Review’s readers may be willing and able to help.

The Trust, set up 35 years ago to administer what is now the Robert Juniper Award for the Arts, which has over that period provided vital support to countless talented young local people - artists, musicians, dancers, actors, and many more – is required in terms of its governing Deed to have its accounts audited by

Dear current and past Darlington Residents, I am leading a small volunteer Darlington production team producing a film about the Darlington Community with a working title of "Involved, Belonging and Wellbeing - The Darlington Community" and as part of the production we are interested in incorporating historical material as well as current footage that can visually present the community in action and its special attributes.

a registered company accountant. For many years this task has been cheerfully and effectively done by long-time Darlington resident Peter Edwards. However, he has now decided to hang up his calculator (or whatever it is that accountants do when they eventually retire) so we need urgently to find a replacement.

If you think you might be willing to take Peter’s place, please contact me at the addresses given. It is not an onerous task, but a worthwhile and important one, and I do hope that there is someone out there who can take it on.

Chris Durrant

Hon. Secretary, Mundaring Bicentennial Scholarship Trust Tel. 9299 6093 | Email chrisctd@bigpond.com

So, if anyone has old Super6 or 8mm or other film as well as old VHS and newer movie like material (as well as stills - photos and slides) I would love to be in contact. (We can arrange the digitising of material if necessary).

Geoff Barker

Darlington Film Project Tel. 0418 953 176