Invitation to the Elks COS Club social evening. Mr Jack Hipper 1915. societies clubs unions and other organisations, jack hipper

History of Nunawading Youth Club founded by First Constable Bill Lucas in 1944. he also founded three other Youth Clubs: Wedderburn, Chillingollah and St Kilda. Club's records lost in 1970's due to vandals. a modern gymnasium and headquarters at Walker Park, Mitcham opened 20 Oct 1985. included is a report on this opening.History of Nunawading Youth Club founded by First Constable Bill Lucas in 1944. he also founded three other Youth Clubs: Wedderburn, Chillingollah and St Kilda.youth, nunawading youth club, kreymborg, allan, semmens, ken, roper, judy, lucas, bill

Given to PMH&PS by the local RSL Branch on their closure in May 1998Laminated, handlettered poster from the RSL 'Ten Ways to Kill a Club'societies clubs unions and other organisations, returned services league, rsl

Loraine Taylor (nee Russell) and Gary Whyte at the Tennis Club (?), c1980s.tatura, tennis club, whyte g, clubs, taylor l, costume, female, male, recreations, sports

Bill Sherman and Betty Curtis, Tatura Bowling Club Presentation Night.tatura, locals, curtis, sherman, bowling club, costume, female, male, civic, memento, presentations, recreations, sports

Information from Wallaby Club website: biographical entry for C.B. Luffmancharles bogue luffman, wallaby club

50 year history of the Forest Hill Cricket Club 1955-2005.50 year history of the Forest Hill Cricket Club 1955-2005.cricket clubs, forest hill cricket club

The Rotary Club of Nunawading: our first decade [from establishment to 1964].The Rotary Club of Nunawading: our first decade [from establishment to 1964].rotary club of nunawading, first decade

History of the Vermont Football Club, 1921 - 1985, by Lee Bidstrup [1992?]vermont football club, australian rules football

Tatura Tennis Club 1905.|The Tatura Tennis Club was first formed in 1889, but early records are scarce; the first President on record being A.B. O'Connor for the season 1899-1900, when the matches were played on "lawn" courts.|Asphalt courts were put down in 1923, and Church Club proliferated in the 1920s and 1930s: Methodist (1921), Sacred Heart (1923), Anglican (1933) and Presbyterian (1938).|The Lawn Tennis Club was officially opened in Albert Street in November 1948.tatura, recreations, sports, games, costume, female, male

Various partiesReference, Research, InformationSecondary valuesSubject file on the former Kew Bowling Club (Vic), founded in 1880 and amalgamated with the Auburn Heights Bowling Club in 1998. The Club was located behind the Kew Recreation Hall at 12-16 Wellington Street, Kew. The file contains both primary and secondary sources. Primary sources include twelve annual reports (1984-85 to 1988-89; 1990-1 to 1996-97); sundry copies of the Club’s newsletter - ‘Kew View’ from the period 1980-95; magazines celebrating the inaugural and second annual ‘Kew Cup’ (1992-93); ephemera such as the programs for the Centenary Dinner (1980); the Club’s Constitution (1987); and research notes and newspaper articles/clippings. The file also includes two copies of the Club’s history. A number of documents relate to the proposed sale of the land by Boroondara Council in 2001. In 2020, KHS accepted into its collection the entire collection and archives of the Kew Bowling Club. These are stored separately.kew - history, sports - lawn bowls - kew (vic), kew bowling club - wellington street - kew (vic)kew - history, sports - lawn bowls - kew (vic), kew bowling club - wellington street - kew (vic)