Framed Mission Statement for Southwood State School No.4857Southwood State School No.4857 - We want to see a Southwood that teachers will want to teach in, that children will want to attend and to where parents will wish to send their children, a Southwood where every child will receive every possible assistance in learning, where the teachers will have the use of every possible aid to teaching and where the grounds will be sufficiently attractive to make this a most pleasant place of learning.

478_001 - Bill Meyland family homes at 23 & 25 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East. Both built by Bill M. 478_001 - Bill Meyland new family home at 25 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East. 478_001 - Bill Meyland old family home at 23 Old Lilydale Road, Ringwood East.

491_001 - east of Melbourne St 491_002 - Melbourne St, showing old library at end 491_003 - shops 491_004 - old State Bank

Showing City of Ringwood Bowling Club being demolished

Formal group photograph of 22 person. R.J. L. Cotsell, David Caro, Stafford McKnight, David Haymes, B.K. Dixon, Robert T. Morrell, Trevor Hastings, W.R.R. Beggs, William H. McGregor, Rex Hollioake, L.M. Francis, M.N. Valentine, Pam Davies, W.D. McGrath, Dick de Fegely, D.W. James, Geoff Blainey, William J. Pryor, A.D.C. Fisken, I.S. Ferguson, J.M. Torney, H.J. Williamsonuniversity of ballarat council, david caro, david haymes, bill mcgregor, rex hollioake, dick de fegely, david james, geoffrey blainey, j l cotsell, s w mcknight, b k dixon, r t morrell, t r hastings, w r r beggs, l m francis, m n valentine, p r davies, w d mcgrath, w j pryor, a d c fisken, i s ferguson, j m torney, h j williamson

This book was created for the centenary celebration of the Ringwood State School No. 2997, located on Greenwood Avenue, Ringwood, Victoria. Construction began on the new building in 1921. The building centenary celebration was held at that site, now Maroondah Federation Estate, on 12th November, 2022, a year later than expected due to the Covid epidemic.Collage of students' class photographs and Ringwood State School logo on front of yellow soft-cover book, containing multiple contributors' photographs and written memories.Acknowledgements: First and foremost, the people who provided personal stories are to be congratulated, having contributed intimate memories and photographs. This is their book. Contributors include: Russ Haines Thomas Guest Bill Adolphson Lindsay Adolphson Kerri Kirby (Mathieson) Glenda Oliver (Pottenger) Ian McCleave Dawn Rees (nee Riedel) Linda Cuthill Russ Read Marie Gribben Sir Ronald East Jennie Roe Coral Powell Liz Seaton Stan Mathieson Alan Rittman Denise (White) Wilson Ian Wilton Neville Burns Marion Tremlett (nee Hayward) Gavin Fry Lynette Broadway-Hill James Rogers Suzanne Strout (nee Rogers) Patricia Rogers Peter Fry Malcolm Hugh Powell

colour photoSOUTHWOOD Primary School students and staff

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Colour photograph.The new clubhouse. The synthetic green at Loughnan Road.

Scanned on 30th January, 2008 from Ida Oke's albums. Ida lives in East Ringwood and also contributed to the East Ringwood Recollections book. Wife of Bob (Robert William) Oke. Both Ida and Bob were heavily involved in the Scout movement, as were Bob's parents - Corrie and Ruby (Guides) Oke, who both lived in Old Lilydale Road, East Ringwood.

Newspaper cuttingHeading reads- Ringwood bowlers enjoy last season on present site. Move to North Ringwood. Image included in cutting shows Immediate Past President Peter Ford raising the new Ringwood flag.

Copy of floor plan of new clubrooms.Fully dimensioned floor plan. Architects: Sheppard & Dwyer Pty Ltd, Richmond.

Coloured photographs(34)Photographs include: Club personalities at old Club . Internal and external images of new Clubrooms and greens. Various team photographs. Final Premier Division 1999. Images 30210(a) to 30210(i).

During the service The Pirls sang Pokarekare. Graeme Lilley and Baden Chadwick gave the Readings The service was conducted by the Vicar The REverend Heather Marten.4 page buff coloured leaflet of the Seervice to Celebrate and Remember the life of Betty Jean Lilley. Pen and ink drawing on front.

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