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Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Ringwood Military Ball, 1953
Newspaper cuttingTyped around photograph: "Snapper at Military Ball. L. to R.: Sgt. W. Hall, Brig. H. H. Hamer (Brigade Commander) Major K. D. Green (O/C 10th Ind. Field Sqdn) - Photo by J. Gallagher." Mail 10/12/53. Ball was held at the Box Hill Town Hall. -
Ringwood and District Historical Society
Photograph, Ringwood C.W.A. Ball, 1953
Comment from Sue Jacques 8/2/2019: My mother was Julienne Martin, middle row, she was 17 and her Deb partner for the ball Norman Woolley, Each Deb had to hand make their own pearl coronet for the occasion.Black and white photographWritten on back of photograph: "Mail 6/8/1953. Ringwood C.W.A. Ball. Presentation of 13 debs. Standing from left: E. Harris, L. Walker, N. Skurrie, B. Hegarty, D. Grant, J. Martin, S. Bonsack, B. Skurrie, N. Parnell, P. Conlan, J. Allsop. Seated: R. Storey, Mrs. Pittle, Mrs. Giles J. Hodgson. The partners were: V. Wilton, W. Miller, B. Young, J. Moore, E. Reidy, R. Ingamells, J. Wilton, N. Woolley, P. Burns, J. Orr, R. Ham, E. Beggs, R. France." -
Orbost & District Historical Society
Photograph - black and white photograph
... Factory where they were processed into Dandy Ham. none B/W ...The older lady in this photograph is Hazel Trewin, wife of Abby Trewin of Jarrahmond. The Trewins were a foundation settler/farmer family at Jarrahmond and many members of this family still live in this district. (2025). Albert (Abby) Trewin (b.21.03.1876 d. 01.07.1970) was part of the Trewin family who were early settlers at Jarrahmond near Orbost. Albert was born at Kingston near Ballarat, shifted to Jarrahmond where the house was called "Hillview", located 3 miles from Orbost on the B Road. The Trewin selection at Jarrahmond had many big trees on it and because these looked a bit like Jarrah trees from Western Australia, they names their property Jarrahmond (which became the district location and the name of Jarrahmond School). He cleared the land with bullocks, horses, crosscut saws, burned the stumps, burying some logs which were too big to burn. Then they milked cows, planted maize, had pigs, drove the pigs to Bairnsdale or to Waygara (c. 1915 when the train reached Waygara) on a buggy track through the bush. Pigs went to Dandenong Bacon Factory where they were processed into Dandy Ham. B/W photograph of two women standing. The older woman on the left hand side has her hand on a walking stick, and the other woman appears to be helping her and has her hand outstretched. Behind the two women is a bed an pillows. none -
University of Melbourne, Burnley Campus Archives
Album, Jan Chamberlain, Friends of Burnley Gardens Achievement Book, 2000
camellia planting ceremony, kay hirst, a w jessep, dorothy jessep, tom kneen, andrew smith, camellia japonica 'a w jessep', camellia japonica' dorothy jessep', friends of burnley gardens, fobg, sir rupert hamer, open gardens scheme, ellis stones rock garden, ellis stones, australian plants society, grasslands project, 150th birthday celebration, pruning day 2000, planting ellis stones rockery 2000, summer house, shelter shed, native garden, herb garden, grey garden, orchard, field station, bulb bed, working bee, twilight working bee, ikebana exhibition