Calendar of Events and Places of Interest in Ringwood, a place of eagles. Including local events, a brief history and nearby places of interestGreen A4 trifold with black printing. Sketch of Clocktower and Eagle on front

Used on 23rd. January 1992 at the Ringwood Convention Centre with the order of proceedings, names of candidates for Citizenship, Parliamentary Representatives, Federal and State, and list of members of the Ringwood City CouncilWhite A5 bifold card programme white , with gold and green printing, gold frame on front with City of Ringwood 1960 logo. +Additional Keywords: WIlliams, Max, mayorCANDIDATES FOR CITIZENSHIP Mortimer ANGUS Alberto MARTINEZ Mohammad ARAGHIZADEH Andrew MAXWELL Mane ARAGHIZADEH Susan MAXWELL Mavis BELL Ian MILLER Caroline BENETATOS Bronwynn NOTHNAGEL Habibe BILGIC Sandra OSWALD Fiona BIRCH Anthony PIETERSEN Joseph BOMNICI liana PIETERSEN James BREMNER Margaret PIETERSEN Maria BREMNER Tanya PIETERSEN Bridget BROWNE Ankia PIETERSEN Robert G BROWNE Sascha PIETERSEN Cora BROWNE Serge PRATESI Robert E BROWNE Sotiris PTOCHOPOULLOS Eileen BROWNE Bridget QUINN Colm BROWNE Gerard QUINN Lesley CASSIDY Danielle QUINN Leah CASSIDY Edel QUINN Li Ping CHIANG Judith RABI Colette CORE-PHILPOT Elizabeth RIVETT Mala DE SILVA Catherine ROBERTSON Saman DE SILVA Erzsebet SARI Manarangi DE SILVA MihalySARI Shalendra DEO Dominiua SARI Martin FOREMAN Benedek SARI Milan GOJIC Peter SKINNER MIra GOJIC Jenny MAN-YING SO Snezana GOJIC Andrew WAI-YING SO Silviu GRECEA Zdzislawa STANGIERSKA On IM Kenneth STEVENS Roshan IRANI Katalin SZALLASI Ronald JOHNSTON Kirsty SZIRQN George KAPPAS Sakan TEK Henry KARCZMARCZUK Steven TOWNEND Dorota KOLACZ Stanley WAIGHT Martin KULIC Karen WALKER Muhammad LAHZA William WALKER Valerie LESTER John WELLER Lajos LEVAI Maureen WELLER Louise LITTLE Freda WHITAKER

Minutes of AGMs, general meetings held at N. Ringwood Elderly Citizens rooms and committee meetings held in members homes. List of the 1989 Committee. Financial statements included for some months.Red covered Universal Account Book-Minute Indexed used from 1987-1990. loose typed minutes of Committee meeting 22 January 1991. Book 3 of 3 +Additional Keywords: Pamment, Stan (Pres)

Part of the collected documents of the Ringwood Art group 1968-1978Red covered 2 ring binder with Tudor loose leaf refills containing miscellaneous documents, letters, accounts and the Constitution of the Ringwood Art and Craft Society between 1968-1978

Plans made by the Metropolitan Board of Works in May 1979 detailing 1. energy dissipaters for existing drains at the North Ringwood Retarding basin. 2 spillway details2 A3 pages with drawings of Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works of the North Ringwood retarding basin

Collection of Parish News monthly newsletter of St. Pail's Anglican Church, RingwoodApproximately 100 Monthly Parish newsletters from St. Paul's Anglican Church, April 1983 then October 1986 to September 1996. (1986 - October & November only; 1987 - August only. Missing - July 1988, September 1992.) A4 bifold various coloured covers. Stapled.Parish news

The article was contributed by J.K.McCaskill, JP. a mayor of Ringwood in the years between 1924-1951.The Sanders family came from England and are mentioned in the book "Ringwood a Place of Many Eagles" by Hugh AndersonObituary from The Ringwood Mail of Joseph Richard Sanders of 18, Wantirna Road, Ringwood, aged 87 years. He came from a family who were early pioneers of Ringwood. he was born in Collingwood but schooled in Ringwood, married and brought up his family in Ringwood. He lived at 18, Wantirna Road .The article was contributed by J.K.McCaskill, JP. a mayor of Ringwood in the years between 1924-1951.Transcript: "The death occurred of Joseph Richard Sanders, 18 Wantirna Rd, Ringwood, on Wednesday, 21st October 1959, in his 87th year, marks the passing of another of Ringwood’s early pioneers. He was born in Collingwood in August 1873 and came to Ringwood with his parents when 15 months old. They made their home on land on what is now known as Jubilee Park (Fuller particulars of this Park will appear in ‘The Mail’ at a later date, also reference will be made to Wantirna Rd, in the early days it was known as West Prussia Rd). Joe went to the school held in the old homestead and orchard of Mr. Mills, just through the Heatherdale Road railway gates. He remembered many of the scholars, some of the boys and girls had to walk three and four miles to school through rough scrub paddocks in all kinds of weather. During the lunch hour a few of the boys generally went to the creek to fish for eels and would be late in getting back to school, greatly to the annoyance of the teacher. One day the fishing was good, and the boys rather reluctantly returned to the school late as usual. The teacher was furious and made them stand in front of the class but before inflicting punishment she called out to one of the boys to throw out that dirty bag he was holding. The lad gave the bag a shake and out wriggled a snake. There was immediately a general stampede from the classroom, led by the teacher. The school was closed for the rest of the afternoon. Another incident related to a few tramps who after the scholars had all gone home, generally camped for the night in an old back room in the homestead. One of the boys put a little gunpowder in this old fireplace and when the tramps lit the fire to boil their billies the old chimney and part of the old wall just collapsed. Joe, after leaving school, worked around the district for some time and later left Ringwood to live in other suburbs. He at one time was employed at the Aust Glass Works, and later as a carpenter worked on building the dome of the Railway Station at Flinders St. He married a Miss E. M. Wood in 1901 at Richmond and a few years afterwards returned to Ringwood and resided at No. 18 Wantirna Rd., where he reared a family' of three girls (Alice, Ethel, Joyce) and two boys (Robert and Joe). Joe recalled many interesting events of earlier years, such as the duplication of the railway line, and the cutting back of the embankment at the Goods Shed, the earth being used to heighten up the railway bridge over Wantirna Rd. The brickworks at Ringwood East and reference to early land surveys, the using of the heavy chain links before the use of the theodolite became general, and the many neighbours and friends whom he knew. He was interested in local public affairs and was fond of fishing. He proved himself a good citizen and was highly respected and esteemed throughout the district, and so another old pioneer passes on." (Contributed by J. K. McCaskill, J.P.) RM 19 Nov 1959

3 photos belonging to Phyllis Rudolph (nee Horgan) ,who went to Ringwood High School 1957-1960, of her classes. Given to the Society by her uncle Stanley Henrickson from his late niece's photo collectionBlack and White photos of Ringwood High School Students:; form 1B 1957(c); form 3F 1959 (a); form 4D 1960 (b) +Additional Keywords: Rudolph, Phyllis (nee Horgan) / Henrickson, StanleyPhyllis Horgans position in photos written on back of photos. (Not reliable)

Quality Arts and Crafts Expo part of the celebrations at St. Paul's Church, Ringwood on the 125th. Anniversary of the Church. Other events were International Food Fair, April, Celebratory Dinner Dance August, Flower Show October, and Archbishops Visit October.Black and white A4 bifold pamphlet with black printing and B&W sketch of Church on lower front. Plan of stalls on p3. Printing on all pages +Additional Keywords: Carter, Richard

Help mend Broken Lives was a Youth Accommodation project co-sponsored by the City of Maroondah. It was a fund raising appeal in 1983 for destitute and homeless teenagers.A single sheet printed with tear off lower half about appeal to raise money for destitute and homeless teenagers

List of books from various areas including Croydon, the Dandenongs, Ringwood and other areas by well known historical authors1 Foolscap page of the list of books belonging to Ringwood Hist Research Group in 1966 +Additional Keywords: McGivern, Muriel / Palmer, Nettie / Madden family (Ringwood) / Blainey, geoffrey / Bates, Weston

Record of AGMs, committee meetings and general meetings of Ringwood Artists from AGM 12-May-1975 to AGM 4-Mar-19851. minute book of Ringwood Artists from 12 May 1975 to March 1985. Book 1of 3 +Additional Keywords: Barnes, John (Life member) / Grayling, Pauline

Given to the Ringwood Historical Society by Councillor Anne Fraser. The scarf and tie were made for the 1960 celebrations of Ringwood becoming a city.1. Tie. Navy blue with fine pale blue stripes and a small pale blue logo on the bottom left side with City of Ringwood 1960. 2. Ladies' square scarf - navy blue with small birds, trees and leaves in mid blue and white. Stripe of mid blue 5mm and inner white stripe 1mm with logo 9cm diameter in one corner.On logo - City of Ringwood 1960.

This teapot was donated to the Historical Society and placed in the Miner's Cottage display where it remained for several years. It was removed for cleaning and put in an archives display cabinet. The miner's cottage burnt down and thus the teapot is the only remaining object from the site.Teapot made of Britannia metal. Oval with recumbent dog on top. Insulated handle. Brilliant cut design on sides. Pouring spout and '7' shaped handle.On base: 8 Warranted best Britannia metal. Sheffield. 1204