Description: ISBN: 0644 056738 Date: Dec. 1986 Publisher: Aust. Gevernment Publishing Service Pages: 446 Binding: Perm - Softcover Level of Importance: National.

This file contains eight items pertaining to Caulfield’s swimming pools: 1/Report entitled ‘Future Options in the Provision of Public Swimming Facilities in the City of Caulfield’, dated March, 1983, prepared by Caulfield Planning Department of approx. 50 pages. 2/Photocopy of an article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’, dated 11/02/2002, concerning the cost of pool maintenance. 3/Public consultation paper entitled ‘Pools Past, Present and Future’, dated 07/03/2006, prepared by Glen Eira City Council, of 24 pages. 4/Article dated 08/03/2006 from ‘The Age’ concerning Glen Eira Residents’ fight to save swimming pools in Glen Eira. 5/Two page printed leaflet entitled ‘Save Our Pools’ dated 18/03/2006 produced by the northern memorial action group. 6/Three page printed survey sheet entitled ‘The East Bentleigh Swim Centre; an assessment of community needs’ undated, with accompanying return envelope. 7/Front page article from the ‘Glen Eira Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006 entitled ‘Save Our Pools’. 8/An article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006, concerning a former Glen Eira Council employee’s information about the Council’s pools report and a ‘letter to the editor’ by Sue Litchfield of Elsternwick containing her view of Glen Eira’s pool requirements.city of caulfield, caulfield, glen eira, caulfield planning department, palmer david, caulfield memorial pool, erlich noel, newton andrew, bentleigh east swim centre, city of glen eira, glen eira town hall, carnegie library, carnegie, shepparson avenue, mckinnon secondary college, east boundary road, koornang road, east bentleigh, feldman david, northern memorial pool, centre road, bentleigh, hudson rob, magee jim, antoine marc, swimming pools, olympic pools, public baths, baths, memorials, local government, northern memorial action group, community groups

Photocopy of extract from History of St. Kilda 1931 by John Butler Cooper. Two pages describing history of Oakleigh Hall and its early owners. Also handwritten, brief research by Felicity Campbell dated 13/05/2005 noting the location of Oakleigh Hall in Port Phillip Municipality and typed and handwritten undated, unattributed brief notes listing owners of Oakleigh Hall.kyte ambrose, oakleigh hall, wilson samuel, mansions, orrong road, caulfield, inkerman road, dandenong road, campbell felicity, de graves, michie archibald, hallamore samuel, oxford club, fisher andrew, alma road

This file has folders A-E awaiting checking

History of the school, from its start in 1861 to its recent upgrade of 1996. With brief description of Tally Ho Inn and nearby blacksmith; Photocopied 'Certificate of Sufficient Education' 1875; Photocopied Note of Admission 1887; 1909 Department of Education Curriculum advice letterHistory of the school, from its start in 1861 to its recent upgrade of 1996.tainton, william richard, burwood east primary school no. 454, burt, william, tweedie, james marshall, narmara primary school burwood east, parsons, william, mcclelland, thomas robert

From School records, some more complete than others. Reports should contain information on the pupil's school work and give details of what they did when they left school. They should also show the name of a parent and the occupation. All sheets are indexed on a spreadsheet at the Common School Museum.Individual school records of the pupils of the Higher Elementary School, Rutherglen.rutherglen higher elementary school, pupils, students, school reports

Founded in 1992, the Australian Blindness Forum aims to represent blindness, low vision and rehabilitation in the blindness sector. In 2019, the ABF combined with Vision 2020 Australia. The CD contains documents of the ABF from 1998 to 2005, including minutes, notices and reports.1 CD with multiple Word documentscorporation records, australian blindness forum, doug kent

WHS nominated Sean Quilty as a Local Sporting Hero for Marathon events.WHS nominated Sean Quilty as a Local Sporting Hero. quilty, sean, running, whitehorse historical society inc

Design was commissioned by Council and resourced by both Council and Coles Supermarket to encourage participation in new recycling scheme. The finished 2 m x 140 cm sign, executed by council signwriter Bob Smith to Pat Grainger's design, featured the actual items to be recycled (bottles, cans, newspapers etc) and was displayed in the supermarket for a year.Designer's presentation rough for approval by Port Melbourne Council and Coles Supermarket of design for large 3D sign explaining household items to recycle under new environmental program, 1993environment, business and traders - grocers and supermarkets, local government - city of port melbourne, bob smith, coles supermarket, pat grainger