The 50's Plus Club (previously the Active Plus Club) was formed to provide activities for community members over 50. Article from Watsonia's Whisper. The club is now known as Watsonia 50's Plus Club.Newspaper clipping mounted on red paper.active plus club, diamond valley 50's plus club, watsonia 50's plus club

In 2003, VCAT approved a proposal for a 5 storey building comprising arpartments, medical centre, shops and cafe on a site on the corner of lambourn and Devnshire Roads watsoni, despite strong local opposition.News clipping, text and colour image.watsonia, lambourn road watsonia, devonshire road watsonia

Greensborough State School celebrated its 'birthday' in 1930 with an excursion to Wattle Glen.Newspaper clipping, black and white text greensborough primary school

Greensborough State School presented a Concert in the Masonic Hall in September 1930. Newspaper clipping, black and white text greensborough primary school

Greensborough State School participated in the local schools district sports in 1930, being first in competition. Newspaper clipping, black and white text greensborough primary school

Shop 6 Hopkins Street Greensborough: brick veneer shop built 1977, for sale November 1995. Sales history: Sold March 1998 for $100,000; July 1995 $112,500, May 1985 $15,000, March 1982 $7,000 and March 1976 $4,500.Newspaper clipping, Real Estate advertising.hopkins street greensborough

The 1995 Diamond Valley Eisteddfod was held at All Saints Church of England, GreensboroughNewspaper clipping, black and white text.all saints church of england, diamond valley eisteddfod

Local Scene reports by Rosalie Bray include the Diamond Valley Gem Club, Greensborough Secondary College technology night and self defence classes at Yandell Kindergarten.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough, watsonia

Outlines the Sherbourne Primary "Schools of the Future" program.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.sherbourne primary school, schools of the future

Watsonia Primary School received a generous donation of basketball items from Ian Campbell, a former student and Olympian.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.watsonia primary school, ian campbell

Andrew Gilbert won the 9th annual Diamond Valley table tennis championship in 1995.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.andrew gilbert, table tennis

Diamond Valley Council agreed in principle to the proposed Greensborough By-pass and freeway, with further discussion needed on some points.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough bypass, shire of diamond valley

Banyule ratepayers can look forward to lower rates under council's first draft budget [1995]Newspaper clipping, black and white text.banyule council, banyule city council

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Victoria received 2 grants for its accommodation units [1995] at 303-311 Greensborough Road Watsonia.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.multiple sclerosis society of victoria, greensborough

In 1995, Banyule City Council set up 3 community advisory committees on sport, recreation and leisure, the environment, and culture and heritage.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.banyule city council

In 1995, Banyule City Council came under fire from businesses that wanted recycling collection.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.banyule city council, recycling

An advertisement for Hooked on Fabrics, Shop3/78 Nepean Street Watsonia, (formerly of Beewar Street, Greensborough) Newspaper clipping, black and white text.hooked on fabrics, nepean street watsonia, beewar street greensborough

An advertisement for Greensborough Picture Shop, 60 Main Street Greensborough.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough picture shop, main street greensborough

An advertisement for Hannam's Discount Stores, 26 Main Street Greensborough.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.main street greensborough, hannams discount stores

'Local Scene' outlines school holiday activities in the Greensborough area and reports that the Japanese exchange student has left Greensborough Primary School. Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school

A function was held to farewell Mrs Ware, the past president of the Greensborough State School Mother's ClubNewspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school, mothers club

Announcement about Greensborough Primary School family bush dance 1995.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school, bush dance

Eulogy for Mrs Amelia Mash (nee Romeril) of Briar Hill. Mrs Mash was a past pupil of Greensborough and Montmorency Primary Schools and St Francis Xavier Catholic School.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school, amelia mash, amelia romeril

Greensborough Primary perform at Greensborough Plaza to celebrate UNICEF Children's DayNewspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school, greensborough plaza

Grades 1 and 2 students at Greensborough Primary School studied weather in 2005.Newspaper clipping, black and white text.greensborough primary school

A history of the Watsonia RSL sub-branch was launched in 1995. The book is "The Tin Shed and beyond" by Shirley Hardy-Rix.Newspaper clipping, black text with photograph.watsonia rsl sub-branch, watsonia rsl

Article about a major renovation of Briar Hill Primary School in the 1990s, Principal Glenn White.Newspaper clipping, black text and photograph.briar hill primary school, glenn white

Watsonia Special School was re-named Concord School by the Victorian Premier John Cain (photograph). Includes other local information from "Local Scene in Watsonia by Rosalie Bray". Newspaper clipping, black text with photograph.concord school bundoora

Information about activities at the school during the previous 30 years, and the acceptance of mature age students for the first time. The author, Rosie Bray, was the first mature age student at Watsonia Technical College. On reverse of page is an article about Watsonia Tech's Principal, Keith Aked (24/06/1986)Newspaper clipping (photocopy), black text.Note from Rosie Bray about her adult education is written on page.watsonia technical school, keith aked, rosie bray, mature age students

This feature article deals with Professor Stephen Cordner, Victorian forensic scientist, and his work. Professor Cordner is a member of the Cordner family of Greensborough, a well-known family of doctors.News clipping, text and colour photos.cordner family, stephen cordner, don cordner