UNWELCOME PRIZE
Mrs Heather Player, a Wollongong mother of four, had never won a prize in her life until she bought the winning ticket in a raffle organised by a Sydney football club, writes Janet Parr from Sydney, Now she is a little puzzled about what to do with what she got—a thousand cans of beer. Mrs Player is a non-drinker. “I would have preferred something else,” she said, as a threetonne truck delivered the load of cans. But, she added, no doubt it would come in handy.
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Press, 6 July 1977, Page 16
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