"A perpetual spring in the adjacent creek provided a steady supply of fresh water to the site on which the homestead is built. Although we can not be certain of the identity of the builder, the first stage of ‘The Willows’ homestead appears to have been constructed in the mid 1850s. The house is situated on Crown Allotment No.1 (No Section), Parish of Kororoit, an allotment of 5 acres 3 roods 4 perches. Although it had surveyed the land, the Crown did not offer it for sale until 22nd November 1861, at which time it was purchased by Charles March Williams. (Although the property is directly opposite and immediately adjacent to the Township of Melton, and was sold as ‘Suburban Allotment 33’, it was situated within the Shire of Braybrook rather than the Shire of Melton until 1917.) Considerable improvements had taken place on the land prior to the Crown sale. When CM Williams purchased the allotment in November 1861 he paid £23.5.0 for the land itself, and valued the improvements at £400. Even allowing for some exaggeration by Williams, this is an extremely high valuation for improvements, and must have included a house. Some local research has claimed that in 1858 Williams had taken over the interest of a Mr Parkinson in the property, and that Parkinson built the house upon taking possession of the land c.1855. It was definitely built by 1861, when a map shows a square building on the site marked as ‘House’. The property is important in the district for its association with the establishment of the pound. The district pound had been established in 1854, when George Scarborough of Mount Cottrell (Mt Cottrell Road, south of Greigs Road) was appointed pound-keeper. Scarborough resigned in 1857. The pound was moved to Melton following agitation from local farmers and Charles March Williams appointed pound-keeper on 26th April 1858. Williams, the son of a doctor, had been born in London. Reminiscences of local residents of the time, as recorded in the Express newspaper, note Williams’ success in breeding horses on the property. Sales of up to 60 guineas were noted. Whether this was from Williams’s own stock or from unclaimed pound stock is not made clear. Williams appeared before a government inquiry in 1860 and advocated registration of all stock brands in the State. Williams died in 1862 leaving a widow, Catherine, and five living children aged 15 years to five months. At the time of his death Williams had entered negotiations with one Matthew Devenish and had a mortgage of £100 on allotments 1 and 2, Parish of Kororoit. Catherine Williams was appointed pound-keeper on 2 September 1863, with her eldest son Charles as her assistant. Her tenure was short for on 22nd March 1864 George Minns senior paid Matthew Devenish £135 for allotments 1 and 2 Parish of Kororoit (considerably less than Williams had claimed the property was worth in 1861) and on the same day paid William Tullidge £45 for the adjoining allotments 3 and 4. In April 1867, James Ebden Minns, the newly married son of George senior became the owner of The Willows property having entered into a mortgage arrangement with his father to the extent of £200. At the time George Minns was residing in Kaarimba having left Melton in 1867 for a short trip to England and upon his return having taken up a selection in the Kaarimba district with his son Frederick who had a hotel licence there. James paid out the mortgage on 2-1-1873. James Minns was appointed pound-keeper in 1872; in 1885 the pound was moved elsewhere and Minns purchased the old pound site and added it to his farm. The Willows residence underwent a major change about this time. A two room extension, similar in style but with a lower elevation was added to the original rear of the house with a chimney matching the distinctive originals. Window arrangements did not match the original but became a feature of the façade when the new addition became the front of the building. Six buttresses were attached to the east and west walls of the old building, two to the south wall and the whole rendered with mortar to give the appearance of dressed stonework around the windows. Galvanized iron was placed over the shingles and a verandah added on three sides. By 1876 The Willows was the homestead for a thriving mixed farm of 340 acres of which 156 was rented from a H. Ruck. In October of that year the Australasian travelling reporter visited and reported on the property. In common with the nearly every other property in the district the farm had ‘recently’ (generally within the last two years) abandoned cultivation of crops, and turned over completely to cattle pasture. Butter making was the principal occupation of the farm, which had about 50 head of cattle, a large proportion of which were milking cows. The reporter also noted that a ‘large number of pigs are kept upon this farm and are found to be very profitable stock’. Their manure was used in an orchard and garden in which ‘large quantities of lucerne and prairie grass are grown for the use of stock when ordinary feed is scarce’. Two bores attached to deep brick lined wells supplied water for the house in addition to the farm. A commodious timber barn and necessary sheds had also been constructed. Access to the property was improved following the construction of the bluestone ford across the creek c.1887, when the recreation ground came into use. Prior to this date it may have been that the crossing referred to as ‘Mr Minns bridge’ was used. This appears to have been a flimsy structure and has but two references in Council reports in the Melton Express in the 1880’s. It is believed that in the late 1890’s a timber building was added near the rear of the building to house a kitchen, ablutions and laundry rooms and rooms for seasonal workers. This was attached to the house by means of a trellised walkway using the original front entry to the house (long since the back door). A photograph of this building appears in a local history of Melton. This was demolished in recent decades during the period when the house was tenanted (after the Minns family had left). James Minns son, George, took over the property following his marriage to Alice Walsh in 1903. James and Caroline moved into a house on the former JH Games property at the eastern end of Henry Street. George held the position of Shire Secretary for Melton for 40 years. He was a most prominent member of the community being Secretary to, among others, the Melton Coursing Club, the Shooting Club and the Cemetery Trust. He also rode with the hunting parties who sported across the Plains and were entertained at Mount Kororoit. George and Alice had one son, Norman who followed his father into local government and became Secretary of the Shire of Werribee completing a record term in this position. George retired to Werribee in 1951, where he died in 1965. The National Trust records note that James Ebden Minns and his sons were ‘leading men of the district, Justices of the Peace, and Shire Councillors’. It claims that Sir Thomas Bent was a frequent visitor. The Willows passed into the hands of George’s grandson, Bruce Minns and the property was let for a number of years. In the 1960s it became vacant and was subject to vandalism. Major structural problems arose with the part demolition of the roof, the loss of windows and doors and holes dug into and under the floorboards. The outbuildings were particularly targeted. Following widespread public support, the Shire of Melton purchased the house, with 3.75 acres of land, in 1972. In 1975 the Shire of Melton and the Melton and District Historical Society were successful in nominating the building for National Trust classification, and then the Australian Heritage Commission’s Register of the National Estate. The AHC particularly noted its ‘townscape importance’. It was envisaged that the farmhouse would form ‘a picturesque centrepiece to Melton’s planned … historical park, along with Dunvegan bluestone cottage … and similar structures as they become available.’ In a time of great Melton’s ‘satellite city’ development the Council spelt out its broader vision in its submission to the AHC: ‘Melton is destined to become, by the end of the present century, a city of between 75,000 and 100,000 people. Significant relics of the past, such as ‘The Willows’, regrettably will be rare in that situation. It is essential that sufficient tangible links with Melton’s pioneering days remain to promote in the new community a sense of history and continuity’. Under the direction of ‘The Willows’ Restoration Committee and consultant architect John Hitch, all outbuildings, with the exception of the garage and toilet, were demolished and the dwelling house restored. Finances were provided by the Shire of Melton and the National Estate Grants Program, and considerable amount of voluntary labour was provided by the local community. The orchard was removed, and remaining wooden buildings were relocated to provide an open vista for visitors to the Park. The property was furnished with donations from district families keen to preserve this example of pioneer life in the area. The Willows became the headquarters of the Melton and District Historical Society". Invitation to the family reunion at the Willowslocal identities, pioneer families

This list of factories in the City of Sunshine is an extract from a report by K.G. Wilson, L.R. Dryer & R.A. Scaramella, prepared for the Melbourne Western Region Commission (WRC). The Melbourne Western Region Commission was a major inter‑municipal planning and advocacy body operating across Melbourne’s western suburbs in the late 1970s and 1980s. It coordinated planning, heritage studies, and regional development across multiple councils. The Commission brought together a broad sweep of western-region councils City of Altona, City of Essendon, City of Footscray, City of Keilor, City of Sunshine, City of Williamstown, Shire of Bacchus Marsh, Shire of Melton & Shire of Werribee. The Melbourne Western Region Commission was one of the most important institutional predecessors to the region’s later heritage, planning, and community‑development frameworks.This report records the business name, type of industry and address of businesses operating in the City of Sunshine in 1984.Factory Name or Occupier A. Korinfsky & Connolly A.J. & J.N. Cook A.R.C. Engineering Pty Ltd Air Refiners Aust Pty Ltd Ajax Pumps Pty Ltd Albion Explosive Factory (Department of Defence) Alliance Printing Co. Pty Ltd Aqua Heat Australia Pty Ltd Aranem Furniture Pty Ltd Arrar Pty Ltd Australain Tube Mills Pty Ltd Australian Quality Closures (Volanda Nominees Pty Ltd) Aztec Sheet Metal Industries Pty Ltd B.G. & J.M. Douglas Nominees Pty Ltd Berkeley Appatel Pty Ltd Berkshire Kitchen Cabinets Pty Ltd Blade Engineering Pty Ltd Boka Engineering Pty Ltd Boneham Engineering Pty Ltd Brand Engineering Toolmaking (Vic) Pty Ltd C.G. Carlton Pty Ltd C.J.T. Niven Pty Ltd C.M.A. Foam Group (Cablemakers Aust Pty Ltd) Campbell & Paterson Engineering Pty Ltd Cargo Newpack Industries City Insulations Pty Ltd Classic Garage Construction Cliff Poole Industries Pty Ltd Collie Cooke Consolidated Conlo Constructions Pty Ltd Connor Shea & Co. Pty Ltd Consolidated Partition Industries Holding Pty Ltd Cosmoplitan Clothing Manfacturers Crea Fashions Pty Ltd Currie Furniture Manufacturing Pty Ltd D. Richardson & Son Ltd Dalco Hardware (Dalco Pty Ltd) Daveyduke Industries (Mimvic Nominees Pty Ltd) Debora Downs Pty Ltd Deer Park Engineering Pty Ltd Deer Park Flyscreens (Azzopardi & Associates Pty Ltd) Dieselflex Pty Ltd Donald Minahan Pty Ltd Drava Continental Butchers & Smallgoods Manufacturer Drilling Equipment (Van Dyke Pty Ltd) Dunham Welding Engineering Pty Ltd E. & F. Industries Pty Ltd E.P. Morrisey & Co. Pty Ltd Elite-Built Holdings Ltd Englehold Engineering Pty Ltd Everlast Steel Products Explosive Factory (Department of Defence Support) Extruded Metals Pty Ltd Exy-Fit Screens F. & D.M. Costa Pty Ltd F. & I. Pfeffer Holdings Pty Ltd F.J. Humphrey Pty Ltd Fallshaw Holdings Pty Ltd Ferrous Forgings Pty Ltd Fleet Engineering Pty Ltd Fletcher Chemical Co. Ltd Franklin Printing & Lithographic Co. Pty Ltd Fraser Cabinets Pty Ltd G. & L. Stone Pty Ltd G.A.M. Engineering Industries Pty Ltd G.P.I. Automotive Products Pty Ltd G.U.D. Manufacturing Co. Pty Ltd G.W. Gregory Engineering (Aust) Pty Ltd General Printing Ink (Aust) Pty Ltd George Press Pty Ltd Griffiths & Beeren Pty Ltd Gubbata Nominess Pty Ltd Harkrome Electroplaters Pty Ltd Hills & Mason Pty Ltd Hydraulic Equipment & Cylinder Service Pty Ltd Hy-Du-Ex I.C.I. Australia Operations Pty Ltd I.H. Mono & Co. Idea General Engineering Industrial Engineering Invicta Group Industries Pty Ltd K. & B. Windows Pty Ltd K.C. Furniture & Cabinets K.D.S. Manufacturing K.M. Tubular Industries (Aust) Pty Ltd K.P.T. Clothing Manufacturers (K.T.P. Fashions Pty Ltd) Kanga Engineering Pty Ltd Keilor Footwear Pty Ltd Kelgrif Patterns Pty Ltd Klipspringer Pty Ltd Krueger Transports Equipment Pty Ltd Langmar Pty Ltd Layton Granite Industries Pty Ltd Lesvos General Products (Gabbia Pty Ltd) Lewis Foundry Lysaght Durham Chemical Company (Austram Corporation Ltd) M.C.I. (Aust) Pty Ltd M.J. Billings M.S.M. Cabinets Pty Ltd Maidstone Cabinet Works Marble Art Company Marib Cutter Sharpening Service Massey-Ferguson (Aust) Ltd McIntyre Steel Industries (Vic) Pty Ltd Midway Press Business Forms Mirna Cabinets Manufacturers Pty Ltd Monsanto Aust Ltd Morgan Cabinets Morris Structural & Engineering Newroll Industries Pty Ltd North Sunshine Cases Novio Insulation (Vic) Pty Ltd Olex Cables (Dunlop Olympic Ltd) Ordnance Factory (Department of Defence Support) P. & S. Siegel Pty Ltd P.S. Fenech Pty Ltd Pacific Carpets Internations Pty Ltd Pattern Productions Pauls Woodworking Pty Ltd Penthouse Furniture Co. Pty Ltd Peter Bouris General Steel Work Pomona Printers Pty Ltd Presstool Manufacturing & Grinding R.E.M. Constructions Pty Ltd R.J. Thompson Nominees Pty Ltd R.M.D. Press Co. Pty Ltd Ralph McMay Ltd Reeco Industries Pty Ltd Regina Terrazzo Tile Robcliff Printing Rockwell Standard of Australia Ltd Saturn Quality Trailers Pty Ltd Sedco Pty Ltd & Sunshine Extrusion Die Co. Pty Ltd Sign City Pty Ltd Smithweld Pty Ltd Smorgan Consolidated Industries Solo Signs Spafco Pty Ltd Stafford Engineering Pty Ltd Star of Paris Pty Ltd Steel Improvement Pty Ltd Sunset Joinery Pty Ltd Sunshine Engineering Pty Ltd Sunshine Group Industries Pty Ltd Sunshine Joinery Pty Ltd Sunshine Metal Polishing Pty Ltd Sunshine Trailers Sunshine Vitreous Enamellers Pty Ltd Sunshine Wrought Iron Super Cartridge Superstyle Tubular Manufacturers Pty Ltd Talkprint Pty Ltd Tenderfoot Shoes Treble Printing Co. Trifoleum Pty Ltd Ultra Scales Pty Ltd United Scales Pty Ltd V.P. Hawthorne Nominees Pty Ltd Vinidex Tubemakers Pty Ltd Vitas Engineering W. & H. General Engineering Pty Ltd W. Pridham (Aust) (Peerless Processing Co Pty Ltd) W.G. Engels Pty Ltd W.L. Allen Foundry Co. Pty Ltd Wakefield Repetition & General Engineers Warren & Brown Co. (Repco Ltd) Westbury Joinery Co. Holdings Pty Ltd Western Containers Pty Ltd & Chanel Press Pty Ltd Westgate Engineering Westside Joinery Pty Ltd (The Bulman Family Trust) Westwork Industries Wiltshire Tools Pty Ltd Worsted Finishers (Aust) Pty Ltd melbourne western region commission

Notice of Ordinary Meeting of the Council 17th July 1979 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Tax Sharing increase in Local Government Proportion Deer Park Drainage Scheme Decision by Tribunal Proposed Variations to M.O.A. Award Travelling Allowances The Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Trust Request for Financial Assistance Land Transfer to the Council Dickson Street Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works Representative Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works Proposed Increase in Rates Loan Borrowings Supplementary Valuations Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Seminar Local Government and Welfare for Migrants Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Health Act Registrations for 1979 Roberts Crescent Infant Welfare Centre 22 Roberts Crescent Sunshine West Offensive Trades Asbestos Protean Holdings Corner Boundary Road and Fitzgerald Road Regulations Relating to Offensive Trades M.M.B.W. Sewerage Discharge Maribyrnong River Braybrook Report of the Medical Officer of Health Report of the Chief By-Laws Officer Animal Care Seminar R.S.P.C.A. (Vic) Council Reserves By-Law Report of the City Librarian Highpoint West Library Report of the Municipal Recreation Officer Municipal Recreation Officers' Conference 31st July 1979 2nd August 1979 Use of House at Selwyn Park by Outreach Worker Sunshine North Tennis Club & Albion Tennis Club School Revue Sunshine North Technical School Report of the City Engineer Planning Permit Application Private Tip Part Lot 35 Reid Street Albion Planning Permit Application Four Service Premises Additions to Existing Cluster Housing Development 104 Station Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Buildings or Works Within 30 Metres of the Kororoit Creek Mernda Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Amusement Machines Lot 460 Fitzgerald Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Six Factories Lot 1 Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Cafe Lot 4 Glengala Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Fitness Centre Hook Street and Vule Street St. Albans Planning Permit Application Factory Lots 52 & 53 Judge Street Sunshine Planning Permit Application Display Homes and Associated Commercial Vehicle Park Lot 29 Station Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Sky sign Lot 1 Sunshine Road Planning Permit Store Lot 24 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Retail Plant Nursery Railway Lot 81 Sunshine Road Planning Permit Application Subdivision and Detached Houses Neale Road Planning Permit Application Flats 20 Forrest Street Albion Amendment No 70 Part 4B to the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme Planning Permit Application Alterations to Existing Abattoirs Armbrook Siding Off Somerville Road Tottenham Planning Permit Application Proposed Pole Sign Corner Berkshire Road Steers Street Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Consulting Room (Doctors Surgery) 88 Ashley Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Transport Depot and Warehouse Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Extension of Existing Shop Hot Bread Kitchen Ballarat Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Place of Assembly Scovell Reserve Scovell Crescent Planning Permit Application Apex Quarries Aggregate Distribution Depot Jones Road & Bunting Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Eight Flats Lots 1 & 2 Fraser Street Sunshine Plans of Transfer & Consolidation Somerville Road Smorgans Consolidated Industries, Mahemoff Nominees Pty Ltd & Lysaght Durham Chemical Company Subdivision Tentative Plan of Subdivision South East Corner Furlong Road & St. Albans Road Plan of Creation of Easement 463 & 465 Ballarat Road Subdivision Sunshine Consolidation of Title Geelong Road and Burgess Road for B.P. Petrol Fueling Station Plan of Subdivision 10 Chicago Street Princess Highway West Street Lighting Costs Footpath South Side of Cordite Avenue West Road to The Main Gate Maribyrnong Explosive Factory Sewerage Reticulation Area No 4046 St. Albans Mobil Oil Altona to Somerton Pipeline Statcon Works Programme Intersection Treatment East Esplanade / Main Road West / Main Road East St. Albans Statcon Programme Additions to Network Relocation of Public Telephones Ballarat Road Corner Station Road to Outside 809 & 811 Ballarat Road Deer Park Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Billingham Road / Kororoit Creek / Robinsons Road Deer Park Street Light Replacement With Plastic Signs Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Sydney Street Corner King Edward Avenue Child Care Centre New Guardrail Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Warrs Road Maribyrnong New Guardrails Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Anderson Road at Ballarat Road Line marking Alterations Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Glengala Road / Anderson Road Intersection Line Marking Alterations Sewerage Facilities Deer Park R.S.L. Land Dickson Street Proposed Development Sunshine View Estate Stage 2 Underground Drainage Stancon / Metcon Maintenance Police 1979/80 Financial Year R.O.S.T.A. Bulletin 1979 Installation of Traffic Signals Under Statcon Programme Ballarat Road / McIntyre Road / Anderson Road Remodelling of Existing Signals Footbridge Programme Further Report Alteration to Grandstand Skinner Reserve Proposed Toilet Block Hume Street Deer Park Sunshine Swimming Pool Proposed Extension to United Social Cricket Club Scovell Reserve Removal of Nissan Huts Rear of D.J. Evans Hall Ravenhall Street Report of the Building Surveyor Building Over Easement Lot 188 Neale Road Deer Park Building on Flood Prone Land 16 The Esplanade Maribyrnong Siting of Building 2 Laurel Street St. Albans Scaffolding Permit Fees Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 30th June 1979 Proposal to Construct Easement Drainage in the Area Bounded by Robinsons Road, Ballarat Road, Orama Street, Doherty Street and Quinn Street Under the Provisions of Section 651 and 578 of the Local Government Act 1958 Confirmation of Load with the Local Authorities Superannuation Boardrsl, dickson street, sunshine, r.s.l., roberts crescent, sunshine west, protean holdings, boundary road, fitzgerald road, laverton north, maribyrnong river, braybrook, highpoint west library, rosamond road, maribyrnong, sunshine north tennis club, albion tennis club, selwyn park, selwyn street, albion, sunshine north technical school, reid street, station road, deer park, kororoit creek, mernda street, berkshire road, sunshine north, glengala road, hook street, vule street, st. albans, judge street, cromer avenue, sunshine road, tottenham, neale road, forrest street, armbrook siding, steers street, ashley street, maidstone, ballarat road, scovell reserve, scovell crescent, jones road, bunting road, fraser street, smorgans consolidated industries, mahemoff nominees, lysaght durham chemical company, furlong road, st. albans road, geelong road, burgess road, chicago street, princess highway, cordite avenue, maribyrnong explosive factory, east esplanade, main road west, main road east, billingham road, robinsons road, sydney street, king edward avenue, sydney street child care centre, warrs road, anderson road, mcintyre road, skinner reserve, churchill avenue, hume street, sunshine swimming pool, united social cricket club, d.j. evans hall, ravenhall street, the esplanade, laurel street, orama street, doherty street, quinn street, roberts crescent infant welfare centre

Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 17th July 1979 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Tax Sharing increase in Local Government Proportion Deer Park Drainage Scheme Decision by Tribunal Proposed Variations to M.O.A. Award Travelling Allowances The Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Trust Request for Financial Assistance Land Transfer to the Council Dickson Street Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works Representative Melbourne & Metropolitan Board of Works Proposed Increase in Rates Loan Borrowings Supplementary Valuations Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Seminar Local Government and Welfare for Migrants Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Health Act Registrations for 1979 Roberts Crescent Infant Welfare Centre 22 Roberts Crescent Sunshine West Offensive Trades Asbestos Protean Holdings Corner Boundary Road and Fitzgerald Road Regulations Relating to Offensive Trades M.M.B.W. Sewerage Discharge Maribyrnong River Braybrook Report of the Medical Officer of Health Report of the Chief By-Laws Officer Animal Care Seminar R.S.P.C.A. (Vic) Council Reserves By-Law Report of the City Librarian Highpoint West Library Report of the Municipal Recreation Officer Municipal Recreation Officers' Conference 31st July 1979 2nd August 1979 Use of House at Selwyn Park by Outreach Worker Sunshine North Tennis Club & Albion Tennis Club School Revue Sunshine North Technical School Report of the City Engineer Planning Permit Application Private Tip Part Lot 35 Reid Street Albion Planning Permit Application Four Service Premises Additions to Existing Cluster Housing Development 104 Station Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Buildings or Works Within 30 Metres of the Kororoit Creek Mernda Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Amusement Machines Lot 460 Fitzgerald Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Six Factories Lot 1 Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Cafe Lot 4 Glengala Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Fitness Centre Hook Street and Vule Street St. Albans Planning Permit Application Factory Lots 52 & 53 Judge Street Sunshine Planning Permit Application Display Homes and Associated Commercial Vehicle Park Lot 29 Station Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Sky sign Lot 1 Sunshine Road Planning Permit Store Lot 24 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Retail Plant Nursery Railway Lot 81 Sunshine Road Planning Permit Application Subdivision and Detached Houses Neale Road Planning Permit Application Flats 20 Forrest Street Albion Amendment No 70 Part 4B to the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme Planning Permit Application Alterations to Existing Abattoirs Armbrook Siding Off Somerville Road Tottenham Planning Permit Application Proposed Pole Sign Corner Berkshire Road Steers Street Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Consulting Room (Doctors Surgery) 88 Ashley Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Transport Depot and Warehouse Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Extension of Existing Shop Hot Bread Kitchen Ballarat Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Place of Assembly Scovell Reserve Scovell Crescent Planning Permit Application Apex Quarries Aggregate Distribution Depot Jones Road & Bunting Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Eight Flats Lots 1 & 2 Fraser Street Sunshine Plans of Transfer & Consolidation Somerville Road Smorgans Consolidated Industries, Mahemoff Nominees Pty Ltd & Lysaght Durham Chemical Company Subdivision Tentative Plan of Subdivision South East Corner Furlong Road & St. Albans Road Plan of Creation of Easement 463 & 465 Ballarat Road Subdivision Sunshine Consolidation of Title Geelong Road and Burgess Road for B.P. Petrol Fueling Station Plan of Subdivision 10 Chicago Street Princess Highway West Street Lighting Costs Footpath South Side of Cordite Avenue West Road to The Main Gate Maribyrnong Explosive Factory Sewerage Reticulation Area No 4046 St. Albans Mobil Oil Altona to Somerton Pipeline Statcon Works Programme Intersection Treatment East Esplanade / Main Road West / Main Road East St. Albans Statcon Programme Additions to Network Relocation of Public Telephones Ballarat Road Corner Station Road to Outside 809 & 811 Ballarat Road Deer Park Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Billingham Road / Kororoit Creek / Robinsons Road Deer Park Street Light Replacement With Plastic Signs Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Sydney Street Corner King Edward Avenue Child Care Centre New Guardrail Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Warrs Road Maribyrnong New Guardrails Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Anderson Road at Ballarat Road Line marking Alterations Traffic Engineering & Associated Works Glengala Road / Anderson Road Intersection Line Marking Alterations Sewerage Facilities Deer Park R.S.L. Land Dickson Street Proposed Development Sunshine View Estate Stage 2 Underground Drainage Stancon / Metcon Maintenance Police 1979/80 Financial Year R.O.S.T.A. Bulletin 1979 Installation of Traffic Signals Under Statcon Programme Ballarat Road / McIntyre Road / Anderson Road Remodelling of Existing Signals Footbridge Programme Further Report Alteration to Grandstand Skinner Reserve Proposed Toilet Block Hume Street Deer Park Sunshine Swimming Pool Proposed Extension to United Social Cricket Club Scovell Reserve Removal of Nissan Huts Rear of D.J. Evans Hall Ravenhall Street Report of the Building Surveyor Building Over Easement Lot 188 Neale Road Deer Park Building on Flood Prone Land 16 The Esplanade Maribyrnong Siting of Building 2 Laurel Street St. Albans Scaffolding Permit Fees Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 30th June 1979 Proposal to Construct Easement Drainage in the Area Bounded by Robinsons Road, Ballarat Road, Orama Street, Doherty Street and Quinn Street Under the Provisions of Section 651 and 578 of the Local Government Act 1958 Confirmation of Load with the Local Authorities Superannuation Boardrsl, dickson street, sunshine, r.s.l., roberts crescent infant welfare centre, roberts crescent, sunshine west, boundary road, fitzgerald road, protean holdings, laverton north, maribyrnong river, braybrook, highpoint west library, rosamond road, maribyrnong, sunshine north tennis club, albion tennis club, selwyn park, selwyn street, albion, reid street, sunshine north technical school, station road, deer park, kororoit creek, mernda street, berkshire road, sunshine north, glengala road, hook street, vule street, st. albans, judge street, sunshine road, tottenham, cromer avenue, neale road, forrest street, armbrook siding, steers street, ashley street, maidstone, ballarat road, scovell reserve, scovell crescent, jones road, bunting road, brooklyn, fraser street, smorgans consolidated industries, mahemoff nominees, lysaght durham chemical company, furlong road, st. albans road, geelong road, burgess road, chicago street, princess highway, cordite avenue, maribyrnong explosive factory, east esplanade, main road west, main road east, billingham road, robinsons road, king edward avenue, syndey street, sydney street child care centre, warrs road, anderson road, mcintyre road, skinner reserve, hume street, sunshine swimming pool, united social cricket club, d.j. evans hall, ravenhall street, laurel street, orama street, doherty street, quinn street, churchill avenue

Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 14th October 1980 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Staff Matters Senior Management Programme Supplementary Valuations Swimming Pools By-Law Municipal Boundaries Report of Local Government Advisory Board General Revenue Grants to Municipalities Transfer of Loan Funds not now required for the purpose for which they were borrowed, either in part or in full Re-Appointment of Auditor Supplementary Valuations Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Rehabilitation Services Maribyrnong Senior Citizens' Club Randall Street Maribyrnong Cherry Crescent Pre-School & Child Care Centre Education Department Special Services Western Region Sunshine Legal Services Request for Financial Assistance CYS Housing Commission in Barnes Crescent Sunshine West Western Radio Broadcasters' Co-Operative Limited 3WRB-FM Family Day Care Report of the Chief Health Surveyor The Waters of Port Phillip Bay State Environment Protection Authority Charge for Police Witness Attendance at Sunshine Court in Litter Case Report of the Inspector of Weights & Measures Installation of Non-Approved Equipment Synopsis of a Report of a Study on Community Attitudes Toward "The Litter Problem" Prepared for the Keep Australia Beautiful Council by Brian Sweeney & Associates (Aust) Pty Ltd Prosecution Proceedings Sunshine Magistrates Court Health Act Registrations Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Report of Inspector of Weights & Measures Institute of Trading Standards Annual National Conference 20th - 21st November 1980 Report of the Medical Officer of Health Report of the Superintendent Traffic & By-Laws Lions Club of Deer Park Carols by Candlelight More Park Ballarat Road / Esmond Street Ardeer Fire Hazards Notice of Removal Fire Hazard Removal Tenders Season 1980/81 Snake Eradication Sunshine Commonwealth Offices Devonshire Road Sunshine Dog Act Report of the City Librarian Changes to Flextime Report of the Children's Services' Librarian Short Course on Cataloguing Rules Report of the Municipal Recreation Officer Children's Holiday Programme August / September 1980 Ground Rentals Summer Season 1980/81 Report of the City Engineer & Planner Planning Permit Application Appeal Abattoir Protean (Holdings) Limited South East Corner Fitzgerald Road and Boundary Road Laverton North Planning Permit Application Chemical Works Monsanto Limited Somerville Road Footscray West Planning Permit Nursing Home & Matron's Dwelling 2 -4 Killara Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Alteration to Existing Shop Highpoint West Shopping Centre Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 & Part 12 120 - 200 Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Pole Sign Lot 8 St. Albans Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application Additional to Drinking Facilities to Existing Amusement Parlour 23 Disraeli Street St. Albans Planning Permit Three Villa Units Lot 13 Hertford Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Shop CBA Bank and Offices Alterations and Extensions 288 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Protean (Holdings) Ltd Abattoir South East Corner of Fitzgerald Road and Boundary Road Laverton North Planning Permit Application Car Sales Yard 310 Ballarat Road Braybrook Planning Permit Application Conversion of Existing Building to Office Lot 2 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Panel sign Lot 11 Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Hot Bread Kitchen Light Industry 119 South Road and Lawton Street Braybrook Plan of Subdivision Emu Road, Richards Street and Mitchell Street The Olympic Tyre & Rubber Company Pty Ltd Plan of Transfer and Consolidation Cranwell Street and Lacy Street Braybrook ETA Estates Annual Supply Contract Supply of Concrete Tenders for Annual Supplies Availability of Sewerage Facilities Declaration of Sewerage Areas No 4056, No 4078 & No 4055 Traffic Control Items Proposed School Crossings Deer Park High School, St. Albans South Primary School & Sunvale Primary School Proposed Loading Zone Derby Road North Side East of Hampshire Road School Crossing Oleander Drive Holy Eucharist Primary School Half Cost Footpath Corner McKechnie Street and Gratz Street St. Albans Half Cost Footpath Deer Park High School Billingham Road Deer Park Installation of Traffic Signals Under the Statcon Programme Devonshire Road / Duke Street Sunshine Intersection Street Lighting Chifley Drive Maribyrnong Furlong Road / St. Albans Road Level Crossing Copy of Request to Victorian Railways from the St. Albans South Progress Association Requesting Boom Barriers (Boom Gates) to be Installed at this Crossing Public Transport South West Sunshine Area Availability of Sewer McIntyre Road between Tennant Street and Sproul Street Sunshine North Dempster Park Day Care Centre Phoenix Street Sunshine North Industrial Relations Agreement Between the Municipal Employees' Union and the Muncipial Association of Victoria Report of the Building Surveyor Building Over Easement 22 Washington Street St. Albans Building Over Easement 75 Billingham Road St. Albans Building Over Easement Lot 19 Melissa Nook Deer Park Building Over Easement 44 Omar Street Maidstone Building Over Easement 29 Gumtree Close St. Albans Building Over Easement and Location of Building 29 Swansea Parade St. Albans Fire Separation Within a Building 45 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Schedule for Authorising of Affixing the Common Seal of the Municipality to Documents Orders of the Day Proposal to Construct Dickson Street (Part) Under the Provisions of Division 10 of Part XIX of the Local Government Act 1958 Special Order for Making of By-Law No 129 Regulating the Use of Baths and Swimming Pools and Conduct of Persons Using or Being on the Premised Notice of motion Motion No 1020 Make and Levy of General Rate Motion No 1021 Sanitary Motion No 1022 Net Annual Value of Ratable Property Extraordinary Business Report of the City Engineer & Planner Planning Permit Application Illuminated Signs 237 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Australian National Industries Ltd (ANI) Boiler House Extensions 465 Somerville Road Footscray West Planning Permit Application Commercial Vehicle Park Lot 1 Geelong Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Flats Lot 472 Henry Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Display Homes and Associated Car Park Furlong Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application Sky Sign corner Geelong Road and Francis Street Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Two Flats 185A Main Road West St. Albans Planning Permit Application Additional to Existing Petrol Filling Station Lots 26 & 27 St. Albans Road Corner Percy Street St. Albans Station Road Widening Acquisition of 88 Station Road Deer Park Warrs Road Private Street Scheme Maribyrnong Report of the Building Surveyor Height of Sunblind 254 Hampshire Road Sunshinemaribyrnong senior citizens' club, randall street, maribyrnong, cherry crescent pre-school & child care centre, cherry crescent, braybrook, barnes crescent, sunshine west, western radio broadcasters' co-operative, 3wrb-fm, lions club of deer park, more park, esmond street, ardeer, devonshire road, sunshine, protean (holdings) limited, fitzgerald road, boundary road, laverton north, monsanto, somerville road, footscray west, killara road, highpoint west shopping centre, rosamond road, st. albans road, st. albans, disraeli street, hertford road, hampshire road, ballarat road, mcintyre road, sunshine north, berkshire road, south road, lawton street, emu road, richards stree, mitchell street, maidstone, the olympic tyre & rubber company, cranwell street, lacy street, eta, deer park high school, billingham road, deer park, st. albans south primary school, lister street, sunvale primary school, neil road, derby road, holy eucharist primary school, oleander drive, mckechnie street, gratz street, duke street, chifley drive, furlong road, st. albans road level crossing, st. albans south progress association, tennant street, sproul street, dempster park day care centre, dempster park, phoenix street, washington street, melissa nook, omar street, gumtree close, swansea parade, dickson street, australian national industries, ani, geelong road, brooklyn, henry street, francis street, main road west, percy street, station road, warrs road

Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 28th October 1980 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk St. Albans High School Maintenance of Oval and Use of School Library by City of Sunshine Report Rainbow Workshop Pottery Student's Exhibition at Highpoint West Library Rainbow Workshop Claim for Balance of Proceeds Rates Recovery Sale Lot 88 Balfour Avenue Sunshine North Meals on Wheels Sunshine Swimming Pool kiosk Italo-Australian Social Club Proposal for Assignment of Lease Furlong Road St. Albans Proposed Land Transfer Part of Howard Street Maidstone Discontinued Proposed Acquisition of 22 Roberts Crescent Sunshine West Demise of Land Howard Kingham Lodge 69 Darnley Street Braybrook Pensioner Rates Assistance Scheme 1980/81 Sunshine Football Club Skinner Reserve Lease Skinner Reserve Churchill Avenue Braybrook Increase Rent by Victorian Railway for The Hub Sun Crescent Sunshine Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services September Teenage Holiday Programme Centres Sunshine High School, Sunshine West High School and St. Albans Youth Centre Volunteer Weekend Training Conference Torquay Report Use of Former Albion Tennis Club House Selwyn Park by Albion Rovers Soccer & Athletic Club Study Tour North American Youth Organisation Council Sponsorship of Housing Commission Units Westerngate Kindergarten Aycliffe Drive Deer Park Ardeer High School Censorship "R" Rated Films Regularistation of Status Programme (ROSP) Braybrook Youth Project Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Removal of Dwelling Outside the Municipality 10 Gilbert Street Braybrook to Lodden Valley Highway Kerang Removal of Dwelling Outside the Municipality 21 Pritchard Avenue to Lot 3 Section 21 Township of Landsborough Pollution Control Relationship with the M.M.B.W. Aycliffe Avenue Infant Welfare & Pre-School Centre Aycliffe Avenue Deer Park Litter Bottles European Economic Community Health Act Registrations Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Report of the Superintendent Traffic & By-Laws Operational Costs 1980/81 Lost Dogs' Home Report of the City Librarian Christmas / New Year 1980/81 Library Opening Hours National Conference on Multiculturalism and Libraries 7th - 11th November 1980 Report of the City Engineer & Planner Maribyrnong River Valley Humes and Adjacent Properties Planning Permit Application Three Panel Signs 250 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Panel Sign 28 Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Panel Sign Lot 5 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Amateur Radio Mast 866 Ballarat Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Signs 267 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Lot 27 Errol Street North West Corner Gilbert Street Braybrook Planning Permit Application Used Car Sales Yard Lot 101 Geelong Road South West Corner Millers Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Access to Lot 3 Geelong Road South West Corner Victorian Railways' Easement and Main Road Reservation Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Subdivision Lot 36 Reid Street Ardeer Planning Permit Application Signs Lot 2 Neale Road Deer Park Planning Permit Application Factory Lots 41, 42 & 43 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Factory Lot 40 Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Illuminated Sky Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 13 120 - 200 Sign Highpoint Shopping Centre Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Consulting Rooms 309 Main Road East St. Albans Planning Permit Stages 1 and 4 Only Lots 1 - 7 Warrs Road & Lots 18 - 22 Fabian Court Maribyrnong Planning Permit Consulting Rooms Devonshire Road South West Corner Gertrude Street Sunshine Planning Permit Application Extension to Existing Premises Lots 15 & 16 Hampshire Road Sunshine Amendment No 115 Part 2A to the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme Consolidation of Title McIntyre Road, Comley Street and Glenroy Avenue Sunshine Armstrong York Pty Ltd Consolidation of Title Rothray Avenue and Cromer Avenue Sunshine North Drain Construction Works Grant Street and Gladstone Street St. Albans Consolidation of Title Gee Street Sunsine North Consolidation of Title South Road and Lawton Street Braybrook Expungement of Part of Easement Derby Road and Stanford Street Sunshine Prohibited Parking McDonald Road Brooklyn Prohibited Parking Laurel Street St. Albans Near St. Albans Meadows Primary School Prohibited Parking and Proposed School Crossing Diamond Avenue and Dover Street Albanvale Near Albanvale Primary School Rosamond Road and River Street Maidstone Pedestrian Signals Restricted Parking Prohibited Parking Athol Street Braybrook Near Christ the King Primary School Proposed Traffic Signals Cornwall Road / Devonshire Road Intersection Sunshine Private Street Scheme Ayton Street and Steers Street Area Objections Proposed Child Care Centre Cherry Crescent Braybrook Tenders Report of the Building Surveyor Building Over Easement Lot 246 Furlong Road St. Albans Location of Building 16 Tyler Street Sunshine Statistical Information on Numbers of Building Permits Schedule for Authorising of Affixing the Common Seal of the Municipality to Documents Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 13th October 1980 Proposal to Construct Ayton Street and Steers Street Area Under the Provisions of the Division 10 Part XXIX of the Local Government Act 1958 Extraordinary Business Report of the City Engineer & Planner Planning Permit Application Light Industry 14 Eames Avenue Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Extension to Existing School Mother of God Primary School Blanche Street Ardeer Planning Permit Application Light Industry Hot Bread Kitchen and Caretaker's Residence 9 Commercial Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Transport Depot 552 Geelong Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Truck Wash Bay 552 Geelong Road Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Take Away Food Premises and Caretaker's Dwelling 288 Ballarat Road Braybrook Planning Permit Application Timber Yard Lot 9 Ballarat Road Sunshine Omar Street Maidstone Road Closure Report of the Building Surveyor Location of Buildings 9 Delamare Drive St. Albans Location of Buildings 29 Hampshire Road Sunshine Building Over Easement 42 Belford Street St. Albans Building Over Easement12 - 14 Drummartin Street Albionst. albans high school, main road east, st. albans, balfour avenue, sunshine north, sunshisne swimming pool, kennedy street, italo-australian social club, furlong road, howard street, maidstone, howard kingham lodge, darnley street, sunshine football club, skinner reserve, churchill avenue, braybrook, highpoint west library, rosamond road, maribyrnong, roberts crescent, sunshine west, the hub, sun crescent, sunshine, sunshine high school, sunshine west high school, ballarat road, lachlan road, st. albans youth centre, albion tennis club, albion rovers soccer & athletic club, selwyn park, selwyn street, albion, aycliffe drive, deer park, ardeer high school, glengala road, gilbert street, pritchard avenue, aycliffe avenue infant welfare & pre-school centre, maribyrnong river valley, hume pipes, mcintyre road, berkshire road, hampshire road, errol street, geelong road, millers road, brooklyn, reid street, ardeer, neale road, cromer avenue, highpoint shopping centre, warrs road, fabian court, devonshire road, gertrude street, comley street, glenroy avenue, sunshine armstrong york, rothray avenue, grant street, gladstone street, gee street, south road, lawton street, derby road, stanford street, mcdonald road, laurel street, st. albans meadows primary school, diamond avenue, dover street, albanvale, albanvale primary school, river street, athol street, christ the king primary school, riley court, cornwall road, ayton street, steers street, cherry crescent child care centre, cherry crescent, tyler street, eames avenue, mother of god primary school, blanche street, commercial street, delamare drive, belford street, drummartin street

Notice of Ordinary Meeting of the Council 10th February 1981 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Use of Committee Room by the Sunshine International Women's Year Action Committee Olympic Games Halliwick Swimming Course Application for Exemption from Rates 10 Dodd Street Braybrook The Catholic Family Welfare Bureau Emergency Family Accommodation Gratuity Fund Report by A.M.P. Society Land Transfer Part of Omega Street Corner Mellor Street Sunshine Discontinued proposed Land Transfer Former Right of Way off Station Road between Poole Street and Tulloch Street Deer Park Proposed Land Transfer George Street Maidstone Proposed to Discontinue part of Charlotte Street South of Hall Street Sunshine West Kiosk Sunshine Heated Swimming Pool Cheque Signatories Demise of Land Howard Kingham Lodge Darnley Street Braybrook Industrial Tipping Agreements City of South Melbourne Proposed Technical School Keilor Workers' Compensation Insurance More Park Committee of Management Proposed Pavilion Larisa Reserve Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Family Day Care St. Albans Education Department Special Services Western Region Cherry Crescent Pre-School & Child Care Centre Maribyrnong Senior Citizens' Club Randall Street Teenage Holiday Programme Submission Department of Youth, Sport & Recreation Community Unemployed Newspaper Submission Community Youth Support Scheme Sunshine Community Youth Support Scheme Annual Evaluation Department of Employment & Youth Affairs Braybrook Youth Project Handyman Service Concerned Parents' Association Information & Co-Ordination Grant Funds for Welfare Projects International Year of the Disabled Persons Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Removal of Dwelling from 18 Bennett Street Sunshine West to 32 Dale Avenie Pascoe Vale After Hours Telephone Contact Health Department Noise By-Law Installation of a Septic Tank & Sand Filter System Department of Labour & Industry Sunday Markets Prosecution Proceedings Sunshine Magistrates Court Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Health Act Registrations Aycliffe Drive Infant Welfare Centre Report of the Medical Officer of Health Report of the Superintendent Traffic & By-Laws Dog Act Court Proceedings Parking & Traffic Infringements Protection of Animals Act Report of the City Librarian Seminar Libraries and Local Orderings in the 80's 24th March 1981 Sheraton Hotel Melbourne Adult Classes at Marian College Sunshine West Rainbow Workshop Music 81 Community Interest Courses for 1981 Report of the City Engineer & Planner Billingham Road Bridge over Kororoit Creek Deer Park Strata Titles Act City of Mordialloc Maribyrnong River Valley Flooding Western region Commission Planning Consultative Council Planning Permit Application Radio Mast Beaver Street St. Albans Planning Permit Application Hairdressing Salon 62 Station Place Sunshine Planning Permit Application Service Premises Alterations and Extensions 123 Rosamond Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application Detached House Lot 284 Orama Street Deer Park Planning Permit Application Erection of Iron Fence Lot 664 West Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Extension to Existing Building Lots 44 & 45 and Nos 3 & 5 Richards Street Maidstone Land Use Permit Apartment House and Caretaker's Residence 16 Ridley Street Albion Planning Permit Application Transport and Storage Depot 16 Carrington Drive Albion Planning Permit Application Hot Bread Kitchen 9 Commercial Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Laundrette Lot 1 Main Road West St. Albans Planning Permit Application Warehouse (Cold Store) Lot 2 Emu Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application Extension to Garden Shop Highpoint West Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Access Widening Ashley Street Footscray West Planning Permit Application Office Alternations Sperry Vickers 169 Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Factory Renovations Somerville Road South West Corner of Tottenham Parade Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Factory Lot 12 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Retail Plant Nursery Corner of McIntyre Road and Main Road East and Sunshine Avenue Summary of Planning Applications for 1980 Proposed Telecom Western Radio Telephone Terminal Commonwealth Land Hampstead Road Maidstone Plan of Transfer and Consolidation A.T. Stead Frederick Road and Justin Road Tottenham Plan of Transfer Lysaght Durham Chemical Company Somerville Road Tottenham Plan of Subdivision ETA Cranwell Street and Lacy Street Braybrook Consolidation of Title Railway Parade Sunshine Traffic Signals Furlong Road and St. Albans Road St. Albans Statcon Sign and Linemarking Programme Implementation of Stage 4 of Statcon Programme Street Lighting Agreement with City of Footscray for Princess Highway Between Tottenham Parade & Holmwood Road and Francis Street & McDonald Road Brooklyn Prohibited Parking Mernda Street Sunshine West Traffic Control Items Rosamond Road and River Street Maidstone Pedestrian Signals Restricted Parking Availability of Sewers Albanvale Area Availbity of Sewers Baroda Court Area St. Albans Availability of Sewers Declaration of Sewered Properties Availability of Sewers Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board New Passenger Shelters Load Limit Various Roads Half Cost Works Projects Abandonment M.M.B.W. Land abutting Collenso Street Sunshine West School Crossing Furlong Road between Austin Street and Browne Avenue St. Albans Trees in Duke Street Sunshine North Closure of Omar Street to Through Traffic Tenders for the Annual Supply of P.V.C. Pressure Pipe Pennell Reserve Roof Replacement Vehicle Supply Contract Vehicles Builders Employees' Federation of Australia Forest Commission of Victoria Tree Growing Assistance Scheme Report of the Acting Building Surveyor Building over Easement 6 Busch Street Sunshine North Location of Building Lot 335 Maxweld Street Ardeer Location of Building for Verandah installation Lot 479 Kardina Drive Albanvale Location of Building 26 Harrison Street Deer Park Permission to Erect Building Lot 138 Keynes Court Deer Park Location of Building 9 Dinnell Street Sunshine West Location of Building 9 Walker Place Braybrook Building over Easement 9 Larool Crescent Sunshine West Location of Building Lot 990 Mulhall Drive St. Albans Fire Separation within a Building 22 St. Albans Road Sunshine Fence Lot 20 Riverview Court Maribyrnong Above Ground Water Tank Lots 2 & 5 Frederick Street Tottenham Building over Council Property Ravenhall Street Braybrook Schedule for Authorisation of Affixing the Common Seal of the Municipality to Documents Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 15th December 1980, 15th January 1981 & 31st January 1981 Proposal to Construct Appleby Avenue (Appleby Court) Sunshine Under the Provisions of Division 10 of Part XIX of the Local Government Act 1958 Proposal to Construct Ayton Street & Steers Street Sunshine North Under the Provisions of Division 10 of Part XIX of the Local Government Act 1958olympic games, catholic family welfare bureau, dodd street, braybrook, omega street, sunshine, station road, poole street, tulloch street, deer park, george street, maidstone, charlotte street, hall street, sunshine west, sunshine swimming pool, kennedy street, howard kingham lodge, darnley street, more park committee of management, more park, esmond street, ardeer, st. albans, cherry crescent, maribyrnong senior citizens' club, randall street, maribyrnong, bennett street, aycliffe drive, billingham road, kororoit creek, maribyrnong river valley, maribyrnong river, beaver street, station place, rosamond road, orama street, west street, richards street, ridley street, albion, carrington drive, commercial street, main road west, emu road, highpoint west, ashley street, footscray west, perry vickers, somerville road, tottenham parade, mcintyre road, sunshine north, main road east, sunshine avenue, hampstead road, frederick road, justin road, tottenham, lysaght durham chemical company, eta, cranwell street, lacy street, railway parade, furlong road, st. albans road, princess highway, collenso street, austin street, browne avenue, duke street, omar street, pennell reserve, burke street, busch street, maxweld street, kardina drive, harrison street, keynes court, dinnell street, walker place, larool crescent, mulhall drive, riverview court, ravenhall street, mellor street, larisa reserve, larisa road, mernda street, baroda court, appleby avenue, appleby court, ayton street, steers street

Notice of Ordinary Meeting of the Council 10th February 1981 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Use of Committee Room by the Sunshine International Women's Year Action Committee Olympic Games Halliwick Swimming Course Application for Exemption from Rates 10 Dodd Street Braybrook The Catholic Family Welfare Bureau Emergency Family Accommodation Gratuity Fund Report by A.M.P. Society Land Transfer Part of Omega Street Corner Mellor Street Sunshine Discontinued proposed Land Transfer Former Right of Way off Station Road between Poole Street and Tulloch Street Deer Park Proposed Land Transfer George Street Maidstone Proposed to Discontinue part of Charlotte Street South of Hall Street Sunshine West Kiosk Sunshine Heated Swimming Pool Cheque Signatories Demise of Land Howard Kingham Lodge Darnley Street Braybrook Industrial Tipping Agreements City of South Melbourne Proposed Technical School Keilor Workers' Compensation Insurance More Park Committee of Management Proposed Pavilion Larisa Reserve Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Family Day Care St. Albans Education Department Special Services Western Region Cherry Crescent Pre-School & Child Care Centre Maribyrnong Senior Citizens' Club Randall Street Teenage Holiday Programme Submission Department of Youth, Sport & Recreation Community Unemployed Newspaper Submission Community Youth Support Scheme Sunshine Community Youth Support Scheme Annual Evaluation Department of Employment & Youth Affairs Braybrook Youth Project Handyman Service Concerned Parents' Association Information & Co-Ordination Grant Funds for Welfare Projects International Year of the Disabled Persons Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Removal of Dwelling from 18 Bennett Street Sunshine West to 32 Dale Avenie Pascoe Vale After Hours Telephone Contact Health Department Noise By-Law Installation of a Septic Tank & Sand Filter System Department of Labour & Industry Sunday Markets Prosecution Proceedings Sunshine Magistrates Court Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Health Act Registrations Aycliffe Drive Infant Welfare Centre Report of the Medical Officer of Health Report of the Superintendent Traffic & By-Laws Dog Act Court Proceedings Parking & Traffic Infringements Protection of Animals Act Report of the City Librarian Seminar Libraries and Local Orderings in the 80's 24th March 1981 Sheraton Hotel Melbourne Adult Classes at Marian College Sunshine West Rainbow Workshop Music 81 Community Interest Courses for 1981 Report of the City Engineer & Planner Billingham Road Bridge over Kororoit Creek Deer Park Strata Titles Act City of Mordialloc Maribyrnong River Valley Flooding Western region Commission Planning Consultative Council Planning Permit Application Radio Mast Beaver Street St. Albans Planning Permit Application Hairdressing Salon 62 Station Place Sunshine Planning Permit Application Service Premises Alterations and Extensions 123 Rosamond Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application Detached House Lot 284 Orama Street Deer Park Planning Permit Application Erection of Iron Fence Lot 664 West Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Extension to Existing Building Lots 44 & 45 and Nos 3 & 5 Richards Street Maidstone Land Use Permit Apartment House and Caretaker's Residence 16 Ridley Street Albion Planning Permit Application Transport and Storage Depot 16 Carrington Drive Albion Planning Permit Application Hot Bread Kitchen 9 Commercial Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Laundrette Lot 1 Main Road West St. Albans Planning Permit Application Warehouse (Cold Store) Lot 2 Emu Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application Extension to Garden Shop Highpoint West Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Access Widening Ashley Street Footscray West Planning Permit Application Office Alternations Sperry Vickers 169 Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Factory Renovations Somerville Road South West Corner of Tottenham Parade Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Factory Lot 12 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Retail Plant Nursery Corner of McIntyre Road and Main Road East and Sunshine Avenue Summary of Planning Applications for 1980 Proposed Telecom Western Radio Telephone Terminal Commonwealth Land Hampstead Road Maidstone Plan of Transfer and Consolidation A.T. Stead Frederick Road and Justin Road Tottenham Plan of Transfer Lysaght Durham Chemical Company Somerville Road Tottenham Plan of Subdivision ETA Cranwell Street and Lacy Street Braybrook Consolidation of Title Railway Parade Sunshine Traffic Signals Furlong Road and St. Albans Road St. Albans Statcon Sign and Linemarking Programme Implementation of Stage 4 of Statcon Programme Street Lighting Agreement with City of Footscray for Princess Highway Between Tottenham Parade & Holmwood Road and Francis Street & McDonald Road Brooklyn Prohibited Parking Mernda Street Sunshine West Traffic Control Items Rosamond Road and River Street Maidstone Pedestrian Signals Restricted Parking Availability of Sewers Albanvale Area Availbity of Sewers Baroda Court Area St. Albans Availability of Sewers Declaration of Sewered Properties Availability of Sewers Melbourne & Metropolitan Tramways Board New Passenger Shelters Load Limit Various Roads Half Cost Works Projects Abandonment M.M.B.W. Land abutting Collenso Street Sunshine West School Crossing Furlong Road between Austin Street and Browne Avenue St. Albans Trees in Duke Street Sunshine North Closure of Omar Street to Through Traffic Tenders for the Annual Supply of P.V.C. Pressure Pipe Pennell Reserve Roof Replacement Vehicle Supply Contract Vehicles Builders Employees' Federation of Australia Forest Commission of Victoria Tree Growing Assistance Scheme Report of the Acting Building Surveyor Building over Easement 6 Busch Street Sunshine North Location of Building Lot 335 Maxweld Street Ardeer Location of Building for Verandah installation Lot 479 Kardina Drive Albanvale Location of Building 26 Harrison Street Deer Park Permission to Erect Building Lot 138 Keynes Court Deer Park Location of Building 9 Dinnell Street Sunshine West Location of Building 9 Walker Place Braybrook Building over Easement 9 Larool Crescent Sunshine West Location of Building Lot 990 Mulhall Drive St. Albans Fire Separation within a Building 22 St. Albans Road Sunshine Fence Lot 20 Riverview Court Maribyrnong Above Ground Water Tank Lots 2 & 5 Frederick Street Tottenham Building over Council Property Ravenhall Street Braybrook Schedule for Authorisation of Affixing the Common Seal of the Municipality to Documents Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 15th December 1980, 15th January 1981 & 31st January 1981 Proposal to Construct Appleby Avenue (Appleby Court) Sunshine Under the Provisions of Division 10 of Part XIX of the Local Government Act 1958 Proposal to Construct Ayton Street & Steers Street Sunshine North Under the Provisions of Division 10 of Part XIX of the Local Government Act 1958olympic games, catholic family welfare bureau, dodd street, braybrook, omega street, sunshine, station road, poole street, tulloch street, deer park, george street, maidstone, charlotte street, hall street, sunshine west, sunshine swimming pool, kennedy street, howard kingham lodge, darnley street, more park committee of management, more park, esmond street, ardeer, st. albans, cherry crescent, maribyrnong senior citizens' club, randall street, maribyrnong, bennett street, aycliffe drive, billingham road, kororoit creek, maribyrnong river valley, maribyrnong river, beaver street, station place, rosamond road, orama street, west street, richards street, ridley street, albion, carrington drive, commercial street, main road west, emu road, highpoint west, ashley street, footscray west, perry vickers, somerville road, tottenham parade, mcintyre road, sunshine north, main road east, sunshine avenue, hampstead road, frederick road, justin road, tottenham, lysaght durham chemical company, eta, cranwell street, lacy street, railway parade, furlong road, st. albans road, princess highway, collenso street, austin street, browne avenue, duke street, omar street, pennell reserve, burke street, busch street, maxweld street, kardina drive, harrison street, keynes court, dinnell street, walker place, larool crescent, mulhall drive, riverview court, ravenhall street, mellor street, larisa reserve, larisa road, mernda street, baroda court, appleby avenue, appleby court, ayton street, steers street

Photographer notations on slide: Seventh Day Adventists Camp. E Gane + family Published: 28 December 1933 Published title: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. Published caption: “I. — The Annual Camp of the Seventh Day Adventists in Highett-road, Hampton, comprising more than 250 tents and accommodating over a thousand persons. II. —W. J. Westerman (vice-president of Australasian) and Pastor G. G. Stewart (president of Victoria), conversing with Pastor C. H. Watson (world president of the Seventh Day Adventists).- III.— Evangelist E. R. Gane and family.” SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. (1933, December 28). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved August 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203356427 Research by project volunteer, Fiona Collyer: In December 1933, evangelist Mr E.R. Gane and his family gather outside their tent during the ten day Seventh Day Adventist Conference held in Highett Road, Hampton. Description: A woman, man and four small children sit and stand in front of a tent. One child plays with a toy train. In December 1933, delegates from all over Victoria and beyond travelled to Melbourne for the annual Seventh Day Adventists Conference of Victoria, held over ten days on a vacant allotment at Highett Road Hampton. A canvas town of 250 tents for over 1000 campers was created along with large marquees for lectures, devotional services and kitchens. Many daily visitors also attended the lectures and services. The principal speaker was Victorian born world president of the Seventh Day Adventists, Pastor Charles H. Watson (1877-1962), who travelled from Washington DC for the event. The Highett Street campers attended a busy schedule of bible readings, devotional services and health lectures during the ten days of the camp. Lecture subjects included- “Among the Head Hunters of the Solomon Islands”, “ Looking Through the Prophetic Telescope into 1934”, “Soul Surgery”, “Viewing the Celestial Land Through the Prophetic Telescope”and “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”. The Seventh Day Adventist religion was established in the USA in 1863. One of its co-founders was American Ellen G. White whose writings are regarded as divinely inspired and are still adhered to today. Ellen preached on the “Eight Laws of Health”- Nutrition, exercise, water, sunshine, temperance, air, rest and trust in God. Adventists regard their bodies as holy temples and avoid food deemed by the Bible as unclean. They eat a mainly plant based diet with no caffeinated beverages and abstain from alcohol and tobacco. They believe in the observance of Saturday, the seventh day of the week in the Christian (Gregorian) and Hebrew calendars as the sabbath and the literal and imminent second coming of Jesus Christ. New converts are baptised by immersion in water. The Adventists opened the Warburton Sanitarium in 1910 as a health retreat, integrating their holistic health philosophy of physical, mental and spiritual well being. It was a resort in the hills “among picturesque mountain scenery…surrounded by tall forests and deep fern gullies…” where highly strung Melburians could alleviate their digestive maladies, stress and jaded nerves as “…worn down nervous systems mend quickly in this peaceful environment…invigorating air and an abundance of home-grown fruit, vegetables, fresh eggs, milk, and cream help to build healthy bodies”. The resort also offered hydrotherapy, massage and electrical treatments. An advertisement in The Argus- 1 December 1947 assured readers- “EVERYTHING SUNNY AGAIN." “That's how you'll feel when you say farewell to Warburton Sanitarium and Hospital after spending a holiday here. Victoria's Hydro is famous far and wide for wonders worked with sufferers from nervous and digestive disorders. Wholesome food, perfectly cooked; splendid air, regulated exercise, sweet natural sleep; these quickly correct faulty digestion, restore vitality, bring back that sunny optimism natural to healthy people. Massage and curative baths under medical supervision…” Later, after further building work, it became the Warburton Hospital with medical, casualty and obstetrics wards as well as offering strategies to stop smoking, lose weight and for stress management. The hospital ceased operation in 2001. Ellen G. White wrote “God sent me to Australia” and in 1891, accompanied by her son William C. White she arrived in Australia to start a Bible school, spread her health philosophy and for missionary work. At first health food products were imported from America, but it soon became apparent that due to the expense and the food becoming stale over the long journey, that local manufacturing was necessary. In 1898 William secured the services of American Adventist baker Edward C. Halsey, who had worked at Dr Kellogg’s Battle Creek (“Cereal City”), Sanitarium, Michigan, USA. They rented the St George’s bakery in Northcote, Melbourne, producing the first ready to eat breakfast cereal Granola, Caramel Cereal, and peanut butter. The fledgling company relocated to larger premises in Cooranbong, NSW soon after. The Sanitarium Health Food Company opened a factory in Warburton in 1925, manufacturing Granose Biscuits, Cerix Puffed Wheat, San-Bran, Bixies malted wheat flakes, Betta peanut butter, Marmite, “Kwic-Bru - A delicious health “coffee” made from choicest cereals and free from drugs that affect the heart and nerves” In 1928, Sanitarium bought out Grain Products Limited who were manufacturing a sweet cereal biscuit called Weet-Bix which soon became Australia’s favourite breakfast cereal. The Warburton factory closed in 1997, with manufacturing shifting interstate. Sanitarium breakfast cereal boxes offered free collectable cards inside and children could buy albums from grocers for sixpence and mount the cards. Subjects of the albums included- “Aboriginal Tribes, Legends, Customs”, “Australia- Yesterday and Today”, “Marvels of the Great Barrier Reef”, “Advance Australia- a Pageant of the Years”. In 1902 the Adventist’s opened the “Pure Food Vegetarian Cafe” in Sydney (In 1907 the name was changed to “Sanitarium Health Food Cafe”), Eating vegetarian food was definitely a curiosity. “Cristina” reviewed the cafe for The Australasian-27 October 1906. Topics For The Block. “Feeling somewhat like a criminal, and hoping to escape detection, I stealthily made my way into a vegetarian restaurant the other day... If my friends happened to catch me walking in there, I should henceforth be considered a crank, a faddist, and little short of a lunatic! Whom did I find within, seated with the air of habitués at the small tables, but heaps of my friends. They had all this while been pursuing their vegetarian way, layin' low and sayin' nuffin'. Flesh-eaters, now that the Sydney summer has set in apparently in good earnest, are beginning to wonder if the vegetarians are not wiser in their day and generation. Roast beef, hot cornea beef, ragouts, and meat curries, the very thought of them makes one feel hot. Frosted lemon pudding, stewed fruits, wheatmeal rolls, and tomatoes sound nice when you look at their names on the vegetarian menu. Such weird messes are served, square, unintelligible blocks of some brown substance, a few bites of which form a full and satisfying meal. Cold nut foods, granose, nuttose, and jam protose, bromose, with jelly and various "ose" sandwiches, impossible for the unbeliever to diagnose, are put before you. You drink malted nut broth, you eat gluten sticks, stewed beans, lentil patties, with vegetable sauce, any or all of which are distinctly nourishing and filling at the price. A mock (decidedly mock) veal cutlet or a red lentil roast is sufficient lunch, it appears, for anyone. Thus, "you obtain the best working results from your machinery with the least possible expenditure..." In December 1906 the Adventists branched out to Melbourne, opening the Sanitarium Health Food Cafe at 289 Collins Street next to the Royal Bank building. (corner Collins and Elizabeth Streets, demolished in 1939). Their motto was “Quality and Purity”. “Cynthia” of The Leader “Social Circle” column reviewed the cafe in 9 March 1907- “Hundreds of people have a feeling of positive affection for a diet that will be satisfying, appetising and nourishing, without having meat for its backbone. It will come as news that we have in Melbourne a cafe where you can really enjoy yourself without eating anything in the way of meat. Cream, custard, cheese and the like are not cold shouldered out of the menu, and the housewife in search of new dishes will find here ever so much in the way of suggestions. Nuts figure conspicuously in the menu, and lentil and walnut cutlets may be instanced among the delicacies. Beans are cooked in quite alluring fashion, while creamed parsnips are excellent. For sandwiches you could hardly desire anything more appetising than granosi biscuits, and nut cheese. The combination is suggestive of school lunches, and nut meat might well be employed as a variant. A visit to the cafe itself — it is next the Royal Bank in Collins-street — will surprise anyone used to the average vegetarian restaurant. Every thing is fresh, fragrant, and thoroughly modern… It is run, in connection with that curious people the Seventh Day Adventists.” However, “Adele” writing for the Evelyn Observer and Bourke East Record -13 December 1907 had a different experience- CITY RESTAURANTS. “There is no glamour from the outside. We enter the dining room at six and secure a seat at a small table, for this night we are going to dine on vegetables. Some people pride themselves on being vegetarians, and devote a great deal of their spare cash and energy to disseminating vegetarian principles. I shall not in a hurry forget the dinner we tried to get through at this vegetarian restaurant. There was put before us plate after plate of vegetables not soaked, but sodden with water, not an atom of flavouring or dressing; no attempt was made to give the slightest piquancy to potato, cabbage, turnip or carrot. I beg pardon, I am unjust, there were two caterpillars in the cabbage. It is astonishing how persistently ordinary cooks spoil vegetables in the process of cooking and how little they understand the value of vegetables on a menu.” From the extensive menu of 1924, you could order cream of green pea soup, followed by nut meat with Yorkshire pudding, egg timbales, stewed brown lentils, savoury rissoles with piquant sauce. Among the dessert offerings were creamed sago, steamed figs and walnut drops. Washed down with fermented wine and to finish, “Frucerea”, a coffee substitute essence made from fruit and cereal. A four course meal of soup, entree, vegetables and sweets cost 1/6 in 1924. Proving that plant-based food was not just a novelty, 67,000 meals were served at the cafe in 1918, rising to 73,000 in 1921. Later the Sanitarium Cafe moved to 293 Little Collins Street, (opposite Royal Arcade) sharing the building with The Lilliput Golf Course, a miniature golf course of 18 holes. The course was a replica of the fashionable Lido Course in France and was open daily from 10am to midnight with a green fee of one shilling. It featured goldfish, waterfalls and dance music. Lilliput boasted that they were “Melbourne’s coolest indoor course” Miniature golf (mini, minnie, midget, miget, Tom Thumb, Wee golf, putt-putt, pigmy, peewee, crazy golf, obstacle golf) swept the globe in the 1930s, starting in the USA, then Europe. The courses provided affordable recreation during uncertainty at the start of the Great Depression. The craze arrived in Sydney September 1930 with the first mini golf course opening in the basement of the State Theatre. It featured a replica Sydney Harbour Bridge and attracted over 1000 players a day at one shilling per game. The miniature golf bug hit Melbourne hard in 1930-31 with nearly 200 courses springing up in the CBD and suburbs within a few months. The first miniature golf course to open in Melbourne was on 4 October 1930 in the basement of recently built art deco style Wentworth House at 203 Collins Street, designed by architect Cedric Heise Ballantyne, (also designed Regent Theatre, Plaza Ballroom, Athenaeum Club, National Theatre, St Kilda, built in 1930, demolished in 1974 for the City Square) It was managed by J. C. Williamson who advertised for a “Girl Spruiker” who “Must be Young, Attractive Personality, and Able to Talk to the Public” to work at the course. The Age 26 September 1930 reported - “The Wentworth House management have spared no expense in preparing the links. Water hazards, sand bunkers, running streams, ancestral castles, moats and a cunning drawbridge have each been devised to test the skill of players, while the walls and ceiling have been "atmospherically" treated to convey an exterior effect”. Even Melbourne City Council jumped on the bandwagon, leasing the lower hall of Melbourne Town Hall to colourful car dealer and racehorse owner Mr A. G. Barlow for £43 per week for the “Kit Kat Tiny Golf Course”, opening on 11 December 1930. (Turf identity, Mr Alexander George Barlow, (1880-1937) who raced under the nom de course “A. G. Vauxhall”, owned filly Frances Tressady, who in 1923 won the Victoria Derby and Oaks Stakes double and came fifth in the Melbourne Cup. The “Frances Tressady Stakes” is held each March at Flemington Racecourse in honour of the horse, the last filly to win the Derby. Barlow was the proprietor of Barlow Brothers Pty Ltd car dealership at 442 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. He played 14 games for Carlton Football Club (VFL) on the half-forward line from 1901-1903). Patrons could vie for The Herald Miniature Golf Championship Cup, a gold cup worth £7/7, in an eight week long competition. Sports newspaper The Sporting Globe also offered a Cup and prize money. Many courses offered prizes of theatre tickets, cash and cigarettes. Myer’s department store, hoping to cash in on the fad, advertised in Melbourne’s newspapers that their Sports Department could design and equip complete miniature golf courses using “Fairway” imitation turf at 4/6 a yard. Newspaper cartoonists loved to lampoon the fad. Both Percy Leason, cartoonist for society magazine Table Talk and Syd Miller of Smith’s Weekly depicted “real” golfers causing havoc on a mini golf course, showing that being a “real” golf player was no advantage to playing miniature golf. But bust often follows boom. With such rapid market saturation, expensive novel hazards, waning interest, long opening hours, often to midnight, and price cutting of game fees from one shilling to sixpence and then to threepence amongst some courses, the bubble was bound to burst. The Sporting Globe columnist J.M.Dillon on 20 May 1931 lamented- £100,000 LOST Failure of ‘Minnie’ Golf. “Miniature golf might have provided fun and jokes for thousands of people in Australia, but there were many for whom it panned out a tragedy. It is likely that the dead losses of those who attempted to make money out of the game in Australia were in the vicinity of £100,000. …For a while there was hardly a spare block of land, or a possible “site” in the shape of a hall, or a showroom, in Sydney and Melbourne, that some one was not after to set upon it a “minnie links.” Big amusement firms and private individuals anxious to make money began to run courses. Practically every individual who touched the game had his finger’s financially burnt. …From the approximately £60,000 invested in Melbourne alone, there must have been £25,000 lost. …There are now dozens of courses going to ruin, and many more that the owners would be happy to give away if the takers would remove from them obligations of leases, &c…” The lease on the “Kit Kat Tiny Golf Club” at the Melbourne Town Hall expired on 30 April 1931, with Mr Barlow losing £798 on the venture. The hazards and fittings, which cost £400 and included a large replica of the Town Hall, now worthless. Due to declining patronage, the Little Collins Street cafe closed in 1938, although the adjacent shop continued to sell Sanitarium products. In New Zealand, the first Sanitarium factory opened in Christchurch in 1900, with the company later opening factories in Palmerston North and Auckland. The Adventists opened vegetarian cafes, firstly at 37 Taranaki Street Wellington in 1906, followed by cafes in Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. Weet-Bix is also New Zealand’s favourite cereal- there the jingle is “Kiwi kids are Weet-Bix kids.” In 1955, the Australian Women’s Weekly ran an illustrated, full colour advertisement featuring New Zealand born Edmund Hillary (later Sir) 1919-2008, who, along with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, was the first climber to reach the summit of Mount Everest on 29 March 1953. The Australian Women’s Weekly, 30 March, 1955- “WEET-BIX carried by Hillary on Himalayan adventure! c/- N.Z. Alpine Club Inc., Dunedin, New Zealand. The Manager, Sanitarium Health Food Company, Christchurch, N.Z. Dear Sir. …Weet-Bix was chosen at my special request as I had always felt that some easily prepared form of breakfast was essential to the primitive conditions of high camps. Weet-Bix fulfilled its task very well indeed. We usually had them with hot milk (powdered) and sugar, and even when we were unable to eat anything else, we usually managed to have a little Weet-Bix . . . I regard them as a great success and expect they will be more widely used in the Himalayas in future. Yours faithfully, (Signed) E.P. Hillary. Sanitarium Marmite - motto- “Too much spoils the flavour”- is as beloved with Kiwis as Vegemite is with Australians. In 1966, a fire gutted the Christchurch Marmite factory causing a nation wide shortage. Once the factory was rebuilt, Sanitarium relaunched the yeasty extract in reusable glass tumblers with printed designs such as yachts, New Zealand birds and vintage cars. These popular collectibles can still be found in the kitchen cupboards of many New Zealand baches (holiday homes). After the devastating 2011 earthquake in Christchurch damaged the Marmite factory causing shortages and panic buying, a “Marmageddon” was declared with jars of the “black gold” advertised online for up to NZ$800. Consumers were advised to spread their Marmite sparingly until production resumed. (The Christchurch plant reportedly produces around 640,000kg of Marmite per year). Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Company is exempt from paying company income tax on their profits due to their ownership by a religious organisation. Although not a compulsory rule for salvation, Adventists are encouraged to pay a tithe of 10% of their income to the church to support the ministry in God’s work. Nowadays, there are over 25 million members of the Seventh Day Adventists Church in 200 countries. ITEMS OF INTEREST (1933, December 22). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 8. Retrieved July 21, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11723188 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. (1933, December 28). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203356427 EVANGELISTS' CAMP (1933, December 20). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 30. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article243213209 Master Butchers Have A Time Pilots FOR School Air Race Charity Golf At Riversdale (1931, May 1). The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954; 1956), p. 14-15. Retrieved September 4, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article276159136 2000 ADVENTISTS UNDER CANVAS (1933, December 27). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 17. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article243223698 TOPICS FOR THE BLOCK. (1906, October 27). The Australasian (Melbourne, Vic. : 1864 - 1946), p. 45. Retrieved August 30, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article139178204 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventh-day_Adventist_Church https://www.sanitarium.com/au/about/sanitarium-story/profits-for- ENTERTAINMENT AT MENZIES'. (1906, December 6). Punch (Melbourne, Vic. : 1900 - 1918; 1925), p. 26. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article175380296 https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=9HN0&highlight=Conference SOCIAL CIRCLE (1907, March 9). Leader (Melbourne, Vic. : 1862 - 1918, 1935), p. 41. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article196649677 CITY RESTAURANTS. (1907, December 13). Evelyn Observer and Bourke East Record (Vic. : 1902 - 1917), p. 1 (MORNING.). Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article61133109 Advertising (1924, May 6). The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954; 1956), p. 9. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article274271406 1930, December 5). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 5, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page26374135 Thousands Are Still Playing Miniature Golf (1931, January 2). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 11. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242880087 MINIATURE GOLF. (1930, October 16). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 10. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4209280 THE REAL GOLFER WHO FORGOT HIMSELF ON THE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE (1930, November 13). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 13. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146706596 Advertising (1930, December 5). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242761991 Advertising (1931, January 9). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 12. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242887972 1955, March 30). The Australian Women's Weekly (1933 - 1982), p. 38. Retrieved August 9, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page4812489 £100,000 LOST (1931, May 20). Sporting Globe (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954), p. 1 (Edition1). Retrieved August 14, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article183023946 1930, December 5). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page26374135 Advertising (1931, January 23). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242887795 MINIATURE GOLF. (1931, February 5). The Dandenong Journal (Vic. : 1927 - 1954), p. 6. Retrieved August 16, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article201082526 Still Time To Enter Midge (1931, January 16). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 12. Retrieved August 16, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242888830 WIT OF THE WEEK (1930, October 23). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 23. Retrieved August 29, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146455050 Advertising (1930, October 2). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 16. Retrieved August 18, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146454620 MIDGET GOLF LINKS. (1930, September 26). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 6. Retrieved August 18, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article202235074 https://www.smh.com.au/national/fairfax-archive-mini-golf-20131125-2y608.html TURF NOTES (1923, November 6). The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), p. 6. Retrieved September 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article213855201 Advertising (1930, October 4). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 10. Retrieved October 14, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242937272 LAUGHTER AND TEARS. (1930, November 15). Smith's Weekly (Sydney, NSW : 1919 - 1950), p. 21. Retrieved September 9, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article234426874 Advertising (1947, December 1). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 5. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article22523355Photographer notations on slide: "Seventh Day Adventists Camp. E Gane + family".religion, health food, mini golf, 1930-1939, tents, churches, camps

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Photographer notations on slide: Seventh Day Adventists Camp at Hampton W.J. Westerman, G.G. Stewart & C.H. Watson Published: 28 December 1933 Published title: SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. Published caption: “I. — The Annual Camp of the Seventh Day Adventists in Highett-road, Hampton, comprising more than 250 tents and accommodating over a thousand persons. II. —W. J. Westerman (vice-president of Australasian) and Pastor G. G. Stewart (president of Victoria), conversing with Pastor C. H. Watson (world president of the Seventh Day Adventists).- III.— Evangelist E. R. Gane and family.” SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. (1933, December 28). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved August 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203356427 Research by project volunteer, Fiona Collyer: In December 1933, the annual Seventh Day Adventists Conference of Victoria was held, with over a 1000 participants camping for ten days at Highett Road Hampton. Pastor Charles H. Watson, world president of the Seventh Day Adventists, Walter J. Westerman, vice-president of Australasian and Pastor George G. Stewart, president of Victoria attended. Interestingly, The Age newspaper modified the original photo in their publication, placing the three men close to each other. Description: Three middle aged men dressed in suits converse in front of tents. In December 1933, delegates from all over Victoria and beyond travelled to Melbourne for the annual Seventh Day Adventists Conference of Victoria, held over ten days on a vacant allotment at Highett Road Hampton. A canvas town of 250 tents for over 1000 campers was created along with large marquees for lectures, devotional services and kitchens. Many daily visitors also attended the lectures and services. The principal speaker was Victorian born world president of the Seventh Day Adventists, Pastor Charles H. Watson (1877-1962), who travelled from Washington DC for the event. The Highett Street campers attended a busy schedule of bible readings, devotional services and health lectures during the ten days of the camp. Lecture subjects included- “Among the Head Hunters of the Solomon Islands”, “ Looking Through the Prophetic Telescope into 1934”, “Soul Surgery”, “Viewing the Celestial Land Through the Prophetic Telescope”and “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”. The Seventh Day Adventist religion was established in the USA in 1863. One of its co-founders was American Ellen G. White whose writings are regarded as divinely inspired and are still adhered to today. Ellen preached on the “Eight Laws of Health”- Nutrition, exercise, water, sunshine, temperance, air, rest and trust in God. Adventists regard their bodies as holy temples and avoid food deemed by the Bible as unclean. They eat a mainly plant based diet with no caffeinated beverages and abstain from alcohol and tobacco. They believe in the observance of Saturday, the seventh day of the week in the Christian (Gregorian) and Hebrew calendars as the sabbath and the literal and imminent second coming of Jesus Christ. New converts are baptised by immersion in water. The Adventists opened the Warburton Sanitarium in 1910 as a health retreat, integrating their holistic health philosophy of physical, mental and spiritual well being. It was a resort in the hills “among picturesque mountain scenery…surrounded by tall forests and deep fern gullies…” where highly strung Melburians could alleviate their digestive maladies, stress and jaded nerves as “…worn down nervous systems mend quickly in this peaceful environment…invigorating air and an abundance of home-grown fruit, vegetables, fresh eggs, milk, and cream help to build healthy bodies”. The resort also offered hydrotherapy, massage and electrical treatments. An advertisement in The Argus- 1 December 1947 assured readers- “EVERYTHING SUNNY AGAIN." “That's how you'll feel when you say farewell to Warburton Sanitarium and Hospital after spending a holiday here. Victoria's Hydro is famous far and wide for wonders worked with sufferers from nervous and digestive disorders. Wholesome food, perfectly cooked; splendid air, regulated exercise, sweet natural sleep; these quickly correct faulty digestion, restore vitality, bring back that sunny optimism natural to healthy people. Massage and curative baths under medical supervision…” Later, after further building work, it became the Warburton Hospital with medical, casualty and obstetrics wards as well as offering strategies to stop smoking, lose weight and for stress management. The hospital ceased operation in 2001. Ellen G. White wrote “God sent me to Australia” and in 1891, accompanied by her son William C. White she arrived in Australia to start a Bible school, spread her health philosophy and for missionary work. At first health food products were imported from America, but it soon became apparent that due to the expense and the food becoming stale over the long journey, that local manufacturing was necessary. In 1898 William secured the services of American Adventist baker Edward C. Halsey, who had worked at Dr Kellogg’s Battle Creek (“Cereal City”), Sanitarium, Michigan, USA. They rented the St George’s bakery in Northcote, Melbourne, producing the first ready to eat breakfast cereal Granola, Caramel Cereal, and peanut butter. The fledgling company relocated to larger premises in Cooranbong, NSW soon after. The Sanitarium Health Food Company opened a factory in Warburton in 1925, manufacturing Granose Biscuits, Cerix Puffed Wheat, San-Bran, Bixies malted wheat flakes, Betta peanut butter, Marmite, “Kwic-Bru - A delicious health “coffee” made from choicest cereals and free from drugs that affect the heart and nerves” In 1928, Sanitarium bought out Grain Products Limited who were manufacturing a sweet cereal biscuit called Weet-Bix which soon became Australia’s favourite breakfast cereal. The Warburton factory closed in 1997, with manufacturing shifting interstate. Sanitarium breakfast cereal boxes offered free collectable cards inside and children could buy albums from grocers for sixpence and mount the cards. Subjects of the albums included- “Aboriginal Tribes, Legends, Customs”, “Australia- Yesterday and Today”, “Marvels of the Great Barrier Reef”, “Advance Australia- a Pageant of the Years”. In 1902 the Adventist’s opened the “Pure Food Vegetarian Cafe” in Sydney (In 1907 the name was changed to “Sanitarium Health Food Cafe”), Eating vegetarian food was definitely a curiosity. “Cristina” reviewed the cafe for The Australasian-27 October 1906. Topics For The Block. “Feeling somewhat like a criminal, and hoping to escape detection, I stealthily made my way into a vegetarian restaurant the other day... If my friends happened to catch me walking in there, I should henceforth be considered a crank, a faddist, and little short of a lunatic! Whom did I find within, seated with the air of habitués at the small tables, but heaps of my friends. They had all this while been pursuing their vegetarian way, layin' low and sayin' nuffin'. Flesh-eaters, now that the Sydney summer has set in apparently in good earnest, are beginning to wonder if the vegetarians are not wiser in their day and generation. Roast beef, hot cornea beef, ragouts, and meat curries, the very thought of them makes one feel hot. Frosted lemon pudding, stewed fruits, wheatmeal rolls, and tomatoes sound nice when you look at their names on the vegetarian menu. Such weird messes are served, square, unintelligible blocks of some brown substance, a few bites of which form a full and satisfying meal. Cold nut foods, granose, nuttose, and jam protose, bromose, with jelly and various "ose" sandwiches, impossible for the unbeliever to diagnose, are put before you. You drink malted nut broth, you eat gluten sticks, stewed beans, lentil patties, with vegetable sauce, any or all of which are distinctly nourishing and filling at the price. A mock (decidedly mock) veal cutlet or a red lentil roast is sufficient lunch, it appears, for anyone. Thus, "you obtain the best working results from your machinery with the least possible expenditure..." In December 1906 the Adventists branched out to Melbourne, opening the Sanitarium Health Food Cafe at 289 Collins Street next to the Royal Bank building. (corner Collins and Elizabeth Streets, demolished in 1939). Their motto was “Quality and Purity”. “Cynthia” of The Leader “Social Circle” column reviewed the cafe in 9 March 1907- “Hundreds of people have a feeling of positive affection for a diet that will be satisfying, appetising and nourishing, without having meat for its backbone. It will come as news that we have in Melbourne a cafe where you can really enjoy yourself without eating anything in the way of meat. Cream, custard, cheese and the like are not cold shouldered out of the menu, and the housewife in search of new dishes will find here ever so much in the way of suggestions. Nuts figure conspicuously in the menu, and lentil and walnut cutlets may be instanced among the delicacies. Beans are cooked in quite alluring fashion, while creamed parsnips are excellent. For sandwiches you could hardly desire anything more appetising than granosi biscuits, and nut cheese. The combination is suggestive of school lunches, and nut meat might well be employed as a variant. A visit to the cafe itself — it is next the Royal Bank in Collins-street — will surprise anyone used to the average vegetarian restaurant. Every thing is fresh, fragrant, and thoroughly modern… It is run, in connection with that curious people the Seventh Day Adventists.” However, “Adele” writing for the Evelyn Observer and Bourke East Record -13 December 1907 had a different experience- CITY RESTAURANTS. “There is no glamour from the outside. We enter the dining room at six and secure a seat at a small table, for this night we are going to dine on vegetables. Some people pride themselves on being vegetarians, and devote a great deal of their spare cash and energy to disseminating vegetarian principles. I shall not in a hurry forget the dinner we tried to get through at this vegetarian restaurant. There was put before us plate after plate of vegetables not soaked, but sodden with water, not an atom of flavouring or dressing; no attempt was made to give the slightest piquancy to potato, cabbage, turnip or carrot. I beg pardon, I am unjust, there were two caterpillars in the cabbage. It is astonishing how persistently ordinary cooks spoil vegetables in the process of cooking and how little they understand the value of vegetables on a menu.” From the extensive menu of 1924, you could order cream of green pea soup, followed by nut meat with Yorkshire pudding, egg timbales, stewed brown lentils, savoury rissoles with piquant sauce. Among the dessert offerings were creamed sago, steamed figs and walnut drops. Washed down with fermented wine and to finish, “Frucerea”, a coffee substitute essence made from fruit and cereal. A four course meal of soup, entree, vegetables and sweets cost 1/6 in 1924. Proving that plant-based food was not just a novelty, 67,000 meals were served at the cafe in 1918, rising to 73,000 in 1921. Later the Sanitarium Cafe moved to 293 Little Collins Street, (opposite Royal Arcade) sharing the building with The Lilliput Golf Course, a miniature golf course of 18 holes. The course was a replica of the fashionable Lido Course in France and was open daily from 10am to midnight with a green fee of one shilling. It featured goldfish, waterfalls and dance music. Lilliput boasted that they were “Melbourne’s coolest indoor course” Miniature golf (mini, minnie, midget, miget, Tom Thumb, Wee golf, putt-putt, pigmy, peewee, crazy golf, obstacle golf) swept the globe in the 1930s, starting in the USA, then Europe. The courses provided affordable recreation during uncertainty at the start of the Great Depression. The craze arrived in Sydney September 1930 with the first mini golf course opening in the basement of the State Theatre. It featured a replica Sydney Harbour Bridge and attracted over 1000 players a day at one shilling per game. The miniature golf bug hit Melbourne hard in 1930-31 with nearly 200 courses springing up in the CBD and suburbs within a few months. The first miniature golf course to open in Melbourne was on 4 October 1930 in the basement of recently built art deco style Wentworth House at 203 Collins Street, designed by architect Cedric Heise Ballantyne, (also designed Regent Theatre, Plaza Ballroom, Athenaeum Club, National Theatre, St Kilda, built in 1930, demolished in 1974 for the City Square) It was managed by J. C. Williamson who advertised for a “Girl Spruiker” who “Must be Young, Attractive Personality, and Able to Talk to the Public” to work at the course. The Age 26 September 1930 reported - “The Wentworth House management have spared no expense in preparing the links. Water hazards, sand bunkers, running streams, ancestral castles, moats and a cunning drawbridge have each been devised to test the skill of players, while the walls and ceiling have been "atmospherically" treated to convey an exterior effect”. Even Melbourne City Council jumped on the bandwagon, leasing the lower hall of Melbourne Town Hall to colourful car dealer and racehorse owner Mr A. G. Barlow for £43 per week for the “Kit Kat Tiny Golf Course”, opening on 11 December 1930. (Turf identity, Mr Alexander George Barlow, (1880-1937) who raced under the nom de course “A. G. Vauxhall”, owned filly Frances Tressady, who in 1923 won the Victoria Derby and Oaks Stakes double and came fifth in the Melbourne Cup. The “Frances Tressady Stakes” is held each March at Flemington Racecourse in honour of the horse, the last filly to win the Derby. Barlow was the proprietor of Barlow Brothers Pty Ltd car dealership at 442 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. He played 14 games for Carlton Football Club (VFL) on the half-forward line from 1901-1903). Patrons could vie for The Herald Miniature Golf Championship Cup, a gold cup worth £7/7, in an eight week long competition. Sports newspaper The Sporting Globe also offered a Cup and prize money. Many courses offered prizes of theatre tickets, cash and cigarettes. Myer’s department store, hoping to cash in on the fad, advertised in Melbourne’s newspapers that their Sports Department could design and equip complete miniature golf courses using “Fairway” imitation turf at 4/6 a yard. Newspaper cartoonists loved to lampoon the fad. Both Percy Leason, cartoonist for society magazine Table Talk and Syd Miller of Smith’s Weekly depicted “real” golfers causing havoc on a mini golf course, showing that being a “real” golf player was no advantage to playing miniature golf. But bust often follows boom. With such rapid market saturation, expensive novel hazards, waning interest, long opening hours, often to midnight, and price cutting of game fees from one shilling to sixpence and then to threepence amongst some courses, the bubble was bound to burst. The Sporting Globe columnist J.M.Dillon on 20 May 1931 lamented- £100,000 LOST Failure of ‘Minnie’ Golf. “Miniature golf might have provided fun and jokes for thousands of people in Australia, but there were many for whom it panned out a tragedy. It is likely that the dead losses of those who attempted to make money out of the game in Australia were in the vicinity of £100,000. …For a while there was hardly a spare block of land, or a possible “site” in the shape of a hall, or a showroom, in Sydney and Melbourne, that some one was not after to set upon it a “minnie links.” Big amusement firms and private individuals anxious to make money began to run courses. Practically every individual who touched the game had his finger’s financially burnt. …From the approximately £60,000 invested in Melbourne alone, there must have been £25,000 lost. …There are now dozens of courses going to ruin, and many more that the owners would be happy to give away if the takers would remove from them obligations of leases, &c…” The lease on the “Kit Kat Tiny Golf Club” at the Melbourne Town Hall expired on 30 April 1931, with Mr Barlow losing £798 on the venture. The hazards and fittings, which cost £400 and included a large replica of the Town Hall, now worthless. Due to declining patronage, the Little Collins Street cafe closed in 1938, although the adjacent shop continued to sell Sanitarium products. In New Zealand, the first Sanitarium factory opened in Christchurch in 1900, with the company later opening factories in Palmerston North and Auckland. The Adventists opened vegetarian cafes, firstly at 37 Taranaki Street Wellington in 1906, followed by cafes in Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin. Weet-Bix is also New Zealand’s favourite cereal- there the jingle is “Kiwi kids are Weet-Bix kids.” In 1955, the Australian Women’s Weekly ran an illustrated, full colour advertisement featuring New Zealand born Edmund Hillary (later Sir) 1919-2008, who, along with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, was the first climber to reach the summit of Mount Everest on 29 March 1953. The Australian Women’s Weekly, 30 March, 1955- “WEET-BIX carried by Hillary on Himalayan adventure! c/- N.Z. Alpine Club Inc., Dunedin, New Zealand. The Manager, Sanitarium Health Food Company, Christchurch, N.Z. Dear Sir. …Weet-Bix was chosen at my special request as I had always felt that some easily prepared form of breakfast was essential to the primitive conditions of high camps. Weet-Bix fulfilled its task very well indeed. We usually had them with hot milk (powdered) and sugar, and even when we were unable to eat anything else, we usually managed to have a little Weet-Bix . . . I regard them as a great success and expect they will be more widely used in the Himalayas in future. Yours faithfully, (Signed) E.P. Hillary. Sanitarium Marmite - motto- “Too much spoils the flavour”- is as beloved with Kiwis as Vegemite is with Australians. In 1966, a fire gutted the Christchurch Marmite factory causing a nation wide shortage. Once the factory was rebuilt, Sanitarium relaunched the yeasty extract in reusable glass tumblers with printed designs such as yachts, New Zealand birds and vintage cars. These popular collectibles can still be found in the kitchen cupboards of many New Zealand baches (holiday homes). After the devastating 2011 earthquake in Christchurch damaged the Marmite factory causing shortages and panic buying, a “Marmageddon” was declared with jars of the “black gold” advertised online for up to NZ$800. Consumers were advised to spread their Marmite sparingly until production resumed. (The Christchurch plant reportedly produces around 640,000kg of Marmite per year). Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Company is exempt from paying company income tax on their profits due to their ownership by a religious organisation. Although not a compulsory rule for salvation, Adventists are encouraged to pay a tithe of 10% of their income to the church to support the ministry in God’s work. Nowadays, there are over 25 million members of the Seventh Day Adventists Church in 200 countries. ITEMS OF INTEREST (1933, December 22). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 8. Retrieved July 21, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article11723188 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. (1933, December 28). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 9. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article203356427 EVANGELISTS' CAMP (1933, December 20). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 30. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article243213209 Master Butchers Have A Time Pilots FOR School Air Race Charity Golf At Riversdale (1931, May 1). The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954; 1956), p. 14-15. Retrieved September 4, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article276159136 2000 ADVENTISTS UNDER CANVAS (1933, December 27). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 17. Retrieved July 1, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article243223698 TOPICS FOR THE BLOCK. (1906, October 27). The Australasian (Melbourne, Vic. : 1864 - 1946), p. 45. Retrieved August 30, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article139178204 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventh-day_Adventist_Church https://www.sanitarium.com/au/about/sanitarium-story/profits-for- ENTERTAINMENT AT MENZIES'. (1906, December 6). Punch (Melbourne, Vic. : 1900 - 1918; 1925), p. 26. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article175380296 https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/article?id=9HN0&highlight=Conference SOCIAL CIRCLE (1907, March 9). Leader (Melbourne, Vic. : 1862 - 1918, 1935), p. 41. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article196649677 CITY RESTAURANTS. (1907, December 13). Evelyn Observer and Bourke East Record (Vic. : 1902 - 1917), p. 1 (MORNING.). Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article61133109 Advertising (1924, May 6). The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954; 1956), p. 9. Retrieved August 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article274271406 1930, December 5). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 5, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page26374135 Thousands Are Still Playing Miniature Golf (1931, January 2). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 11. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242880087 MINIATURE GOLF. (1930, October 16). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 10. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4209280 THE REAL GOLFER WHO FORGOT HIMSELF ON THE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE (1930, November 13). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 13. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146706596 Advertising (1930, December 5). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 14. Retrieved August 8, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242761991 Advertising (1931, January 9). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 12. 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Retrieved August 16, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242888830 WIT OF THE WEEK (1930, October 23). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 23. Retrieved August 29, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146455050 Advertising (1930, October 2). Table Talk (Melbourne, Vic. : 1885 - 1939), p. 16. Retrieved August 18, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article146454620 MIDGET GOLF LINKS. (1930, September 26). The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), p. 6. Retrieved August 18, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article202235074 https://www.smh.com.au/national/fairfax-archive-mini-golf-20131125-2y608.html TURF NOTES (1923, November 6). The Ballarat Star (Vic. : 1865 - 1924), p. 6. Retrieved September 3, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article213855201 Advertising (1930, October 4). The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954), p. 10. Retrieved October 14, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article242937272 LAUGHTER AND TEARS. (1930, November 15). Smith's Weekly (Sydney, NSW : 1919 - 1950), p. 21. Retrieved September 9, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article234426874 Advertising (1947, December 1). The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), p. 5. Retrieved September 15, 2025, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article22523355Photographer notations on slide: "Seventh Day Adventists Camp at Hampton W.J. Westerman, G.G. Stewart & C.H. Watson".religion, health food, mini golf, 1930-1939, tents, churches, camps

A meat grinder, commonly known as the meat mincer, is used for chopping meat into fine pieces. Alternatively, it can be used for the mixing of raw or cooked meat, fish and vegetables. It is the best way to process meat, and is a widely used piece of equipment by butchers and in the home.. Butchers have been known to use either mincing knives or meat cleavers in the kitchen for years to produce a quantity of minced meat. This was a slow and laborious process. The advent of the meat mincer has not only made the mincing process easier but also faster. The meat mincer has slowly evolved over the years into what it is today. The first meat mixer or meat mincer was invented in the 19th century by a German inventor named Baron Karl Drais. Although some versions of the device date back to much earlier. The oldest form of meat mincer was hand cranked which forced meat through a metal plate with several small holes in it, which resulted in long and thin strands of the meat. The meat was fed into the funnel that was placed at the top of the mixer. This meat would pass through a hand cranked screw conveyor that would squash and mix the meat before passing it through the metal plate. Needless to say, this was again a slow and laborious procedure to follow to produce large quantity of meat. With passage of time, this hand cracked machine became powered by electricity. The meat mincer has a great adaptability and efficiency now. The huge variety in mincer plates allows a butcher to produce different types of minced meat in any shape desired. However, traditional manual meat mincers have not really changed a lot. They are manually operated and made of cast iron, as earlier. They are similar to the original mincer designs, dating back to the early 1900s. Some butchers still prefer using a variety of mincer knives. Adapted from: https://brennan-group.com/blogs/news/history-of-the-meat-mincer This meat mincer belonged to the family of Dr.William Roy Angus, Surgeon and Oculist. It was donated to Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village by his daughter, Bernice McDade. It is part of the “W.R. Angus Collection” that includes historical medical equipment, surgical instruments and material once belonging to Dr Edward Ryan and Dr Thomas Francis Ryan, (both of Nhill, Victoria) as well as Dr Angus’ own belongings. The Collection’s history spans the medical practices of the two Doctors Ryan, from 1885-1926 plus that of Dr Angus, up until 1969. ABOUT THE “W.R.ANGUS COLLECTION” Doctor William Roy Angus M.B., B.S., Adel., 1923, F.R.C.S. Edin.,1928 (also known as Dr Roy Angus) was born in Murrumbeena, Victoria in 1901 and lived until 1970. He qualified as a doctor in 1923 at University of Adelaide, was Resident Medical Officer at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in 1924 and for a period was house surgeon to Sir (then Mr.) Henry Simpson Newland. Dr Angus was briefly an Assistant to Dr Riddell of Kapunda, then commenced private practice at Curramulka, Yorke Peninsula, SA, where he was physician, surgeon and chemist. In 1926, he was appointed as new Medical Assistant to Dr Thomas Francis Ryan (T.F. Ryan, or Tom), in Nhill, Victoria, where his experiences included radiology and pharmacy. In 1927 he was Acting House Surgeon in Dr Tom Ryan’s absence. Dr Angus had become engaged to Gladys Forsyth and they decided he would take time to further his studies overseas in the UK in 1927. He studied at London University College Hospital and at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary and in 1928, was awarded FRCS (Fellow from the Royal College of Surgeons), Edinburgh. He worked his passage back to Australia as a Ship’s Surgeon on the on the Australian Commonwealth Line’s T.S.S. Largs Bay. Dr Angus married Gladys in 1929, in Ballarat. (They went on to have one son (Graham 1932, born in SA) and two daughters (Helen (died 12/07/1996) and Berenice (Berry), both born at Mira, Nhill ) Dr Angus was a ‘flying doctor’ for the A.I.M. (Australian Inland Ministry) Aerial Medical Service in 1928 . The organisation began in South Australia through the Presbyterian Church in that year, with its first station being in the remote town of Oodnadatta, where Dr Angus was stationed. He was locum tenens there on North-South Railway at 21 Mile Camp. He took up this ‘flying doctor’ position in response to a call from Dr John Flynn; the organisation was later known as the Flying Doctor Service, then the Royal Flying Doctor Service. A lot of his work during this time involved dental surgery also. Between 1928-1932 he was surgeon at the Curramulka Hospital, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia. In 1933 Dr Angus returned to Nhill where he’d previously worked as Medical Assistant and purchased a share of the Nelson Street practice and Mira hospital from Dr Les Middleton one of the Middleton Brothers, the current owners of what was once Dr Tom Ryan’s practice. Dr L Middleton was House Surgeon to the Nhill Hospital 1926-1933, when he resigned. [Dr Tom Ryan’s practice had originally belonged to his older brother Dr Edward Ryan, who came to Nhill in 1885. Dr Edward saw patients at his rooms, firstly in Victoria Street and in 1886 in Nelson Street, until 1901. The Nelson Street practice also had a 2 bed ward, called Mira Private Hospital ). Dr Edward Ryan was House Surgeon at the Nhill Hospital 1884-1902 . He also had occasions where he successfully performed veterinary surgery for the local farmers too. Dr Tom Ryan then purchased the practice from his brother in 1901. Both Dr Edward and Dr Tom Ryan work as surgeons included eye surgery. Dr Tom Ryan performed many of his operations in the Mira private hospital on his premises. He too was House Surgeon at the Nhill Hospital 1902-1926. Dr Tom Ryan had one of the only two pieces of radiology equipment in Victoria during his practicing years – The Royal Melbourne Hospital had the other one. Over the years Dr Tom Ryan gradually set up what was effectively a training school for country general-practitioner-surgeons. Each patient was carefully examined, including using the X-ray machine, and any surgery was discussed and planned with Dr Ryan’s assistants several days in advance. Dr Angus gained experience in using the X-ray machine there during his time as assistant to Dr Ryan. Dr Tom Ryan moved from Nhill in 1926. He became a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in 1927, soon after its formation, a rare accolade for a doctor outside any of the major cities. He remained a bachelor and died suddenly on 7th Dec 1955, aged 91, at his home in Ararat. Scholarships and prizes are still awarded to medical students in the honour of Dr T.F. Ryan and his father, Dr Michael Ryan, and brother, John Patrick Ryan. ] When Dr Angus bought into the Nelson Street premises in Nhill he was also appointed as the Nhill Hospital’s Honorary House Surgeon 1933-1938. His practitioner’s plate from his Nhill surgery states “HOURS Daily, except Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturday afternoons, 9-10am, 2-4pm, 7-8pm. Sundays by appointment”. This plate is now mounted on the doorway to the Port Medical Office at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, Warrnambool. Dr Edward Ryan and Dr Tom Ryan had an extensive collection of historical medical equipment and materials spanning 1884-1926 and when Dr Angus took up practice in their old premises he obtained this collection, a large part of which is now on display at the Port Medical Office at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village in Warrnambool. During his time in Nhill Dr Angus was involved in the merging of the Mira Hospital and Nhill Public Hospital into one public hospital and the property titles passed on to Nhill Hospital in 1939. In 1939 Dr Angus and his family moved to Warrnambool where he purchased “Birchwood,” the 1852 home and medical practice of Dr John Hunter Henderson, at 214 Koroit Street. (This property was sold in1965 to the State Government and is now the site of the Warrnambool Police Station. ). The Angus family was able to afford gardeners, cooks and maids; their home was a popular place for visiting dignitaries to stay whilst visiting Warrnambool. Dr Angus had his own silk worm farm at home in a Mulberry tree. His young daughter used his centrifuge for spinning the silk. Dr Angus was appointed on a part-time basis as Port Medical Officer (Health Officer) in Warrnambool and held this position until the 1940’s when the government no longer required the service of a Port Medical Officer in Warrnambool; he was thus Warrnambool’s last serving Port Medical Officer. (The duties of a Port Medical Officer were outlined by the Colonial Secretary on 21st June, 1839 under the terms of the Quarantine Act. Masters of immigrant ships arriving in port reported incidents of diseases, illness and death and the Port Medical Officer made a decision on whether the ship required Quarantine and for how long, in this way preventing contagious illness from spreading from new immigrants to the residents already in the colony.) Dr Angus was a member of the Australian Medical Association, for 35 years and surgeon at the Warrnambool Base Hospital 1939-1942, He served as a Surgeon Captain during WWII1942-45, in Ballarat, Victoria, and in Bonegilla, N.S.W., completing his service just before the end of the war due to suffering from a heart attack. During his convalescence he carved an intricate and ‘most artistic’ chess set from the material that dentures were made from. He then studied ophthalmology at the Royal Melbourne Eye and Ear Hospital and created cosmetically superior artificial eyes by pioneering using the intrascleral cartilage. Angus received accolades from the Ophthalmological Society of Australasia for this work. He returned to Warrnambool to commence practice as an ophthalmologist, pioneering in artificial eye improvements. He was Honorary Consultant Ophthalmologist to Warrnambool Base Hospital for 31 years. He made monthly visits to Portland as a visiting surgeon, to perform eye surgery. He represented the Victorian South-West subdivision of the Australian Medical Association as its secretary between 1949 and 1956 and as chairman from 1956 to 1958. In 1968 Dr Angus was elected member of Spain’s Barraquer Institute of Barcelona after his research work in Intrasclearal cartilage grafting, becoming one of the few Australian ophthalmologists to receive this honour, and in the following year presented his final paper on Living Intrasclearal Cartilage Implants at the Inaugural Meeting of the Australian College of Ophthalmologists in Melbourne In his personal life Dr Angus was a Presbyterian and treated Sunday as a Sabbath, a day of rest. He would visit 3 or 4 country patients on a Sunday, taking his children along ‘for the ride’ and to visit with him. Sunday evenings he would play the pianola and sing Scottish songs to his family. One of Dr Angus’ patients was Margaret MacKenzie, author of a book on local shipwrecks that she’d seen as an eye witness from the late 1880’s in Peterborough, Victoria. In the early 1950’s Dr Angus, painted a picture of a shipwreck for the cover jacket of Margaret’s book, Shipwrecks and More Shipwrecks. She was blind in later life and her daughter wrote the actual book for her. Dr Angus and his wife Gladys were very involved in Warrnambool’s society with a strong interest in civic affairs. Their interests included organisations such as Red Cross, Rostrum, Warrnambool and District Historical Society (founding members), Wine and Food Society, Steering Committee for Tertiary Education in Warrnambool, Local National Trust, Good Neighbour Council, Housing Commission Advisory Board, United Services Institute, Legion of Ex-Servicemen, Olympic Pool Committee, Food for Britain Organisation, Warrnambool Hospital, Anti-Cancer Council, Boys’ Club, Charitable Council, National Fitness Council and Air Raid Precautions Group. He was also a member of the Steam Preservation Society and derived much pleasure from a steam traction engine on his farm. He had an interest in people and the community He and his wife Gladys were both involved in the creation of Flagstaff Hill, including the layout of the gardens. After his death (28th March 1970) his family requested his practitioner’s plate, medical instruments and some personal belongings be displayed in the Port Medical Office surgery at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, and be called the “W. R. Angus Collection”.The English-made food mincer is an example of kitchenware available to households from the early 20th century. The W.R. Angus Collection is significant for still being located at the site it is connected with, Doctor Angus being the last Port Medical Officer in Warrnambool. The collection of medical instruments and other items and equipment is culturally significant, being an historical example of medicine from late 19th to mid-20th century. Dr Angus assisted Dr Tom Ryan, a pioneer in the use of X-rays and in ocular surgery.Metal food mincer labelled Harper No. 3181, Beatrice. Made in England. The object is part of the W.R. Angus Collection. Harper. No 3181. Beatrice. Made in England. No 3 Fine. Also a leaflet of instructions headed up: 'Harper No.3181 "Beatrice" Food Mincer. Instuctions for Use.'flagstaff hill maritime museum and village, great ocean road, shipwreck coast, mincer, grinder, meat, cooking, beatrice, made in england, harper, no. 3181, w.r. angus

Self guided heritage tour information produced by the Shire of Eltham Historical Society for 1978 Eltham Community Festival of 36 locations each numbered on accompanying map. Locations and detail provided current to 1978: 1. ELTHAM SHOPPING CENTRE Whilst very little remains in the centre of historical importance, this area has interest as the "village" which developed over many years following the opening of the railway from Melbourne in 1902. Previously the shopping centre had been spread out over a long length of Main Road to the south. Shops have been continuously demolished or remodelled and the majority of buildings date from the 1950's or later. The recently erected Post Office replaced the "old" Post Office opened on the same site only in 1958. 2. WOOLWORTHS ELTHAM VILLAGE Part of the site of this modern shopping development was occupied by the former Eltham Shire Offices and Hall. The hall was paid for by public subscription whilst the Council raised a loan for the offices. The combined building was opened in 1941. It served as office and Council meeting place until 1965 and as the hall until its demolition in 1970. 3. ELTHAM WAR MEMORIAL The complex of buildings adjoining the present Shire Offices were financed by public subscription as a Memorial following World War II. Their construction and for many years their operation was organised by the now disbanded Eltham War Memorial Committee. The original buildings were the; Infant Welfare Centre, Children’s Library (now War Memorial Hall and Dental Clinic) and Kindergarten. In later years the Elderly Citizens Club was built at the rear. 4. ELTHAM SHIRE OFFICES These offices were opened in 1965 and extended in 1971 to provide additional office accommodation and the Eltham Library. They represent the last of a long line of offices and meeting places of the Eltham Shire Council and its predecessor the Eltham District Road Board. The building occupies the former site of Shillinglaw Cottage. The three tall cypress trees which stood in front of the Cottage have been retained as a feature of the office surrounds. 5. OUR LADY'S CHURCH AND SCHOOL The Catholic Church and School complex opposite the Shires Offices shows a number of stages in the development of Eltham township. The recently constructed church adjoins its predecessor (now the parish centre). Many years ago the Catholic Church was located opposite Wingrove Park and the present central site follows the northerly drift of the township. 6. SHILLINGLAW COTTAGE The Cottage was built in 1859 by George Stebbing, a local builder who was responsible for a number of other prominent buildings in the area. Its removal from the site of the Shire Offices and re-erection on the present site was financed by public subscription. It is built of handmade bricks laid in Flemish Bond with an unusual design featuring burnt "leader" bricks over the whole facade. The Cottage is occupied by Eltham Fleececrafts and will be open during the Festival and at other times during weekends. It is classified by the National Trust. 7. RAILWAY BRIDGE The timber trestle bridge over the Diamond Creek was built in 1901. Whilst all of its timbers have been replaced at various times over the years the only change to its character has been the addition of pylons and wiring for electric trains in 1923. It is one of very few similar bridges remaining in the metropolitan area. In 1976 a proposal to replace the bridge with an earth embankment and large culvert pipes was abandoned following community protests. The bridge, however, remains under threat because of the necessity for future deuplication of the railway line. 8. ELTHAM CENTPAL PARK The area between the railway and the creek has for many years been used as a park which included Eltham' s main football oval. The access road, Panther Place is named after Eltham's team playing in the Diamond Valley League. In recent years a large area extending to Bridge Street and locally known as the Town Park has been landscaped and added to the area. The excellent blending of the park with the natural landscape of the creek valley has earned a National Trust Landscape Classification. 9. OLD BAKERY On the southern corner of York Street and Main Road is an old house with a shop front which was for many years the local baker's shop. The brick bakery at the rear is of somewhat later vintage than the house. 10. BRIDGE STREET CUTTING Before reconstruction of Main Road this intersection had deep cutting embankments on all four corners, forming a distinctive feature of the entrance to Eltham. Roadworks and private development have levelled the land on the low side of the road. A memorial to the Eltham soldiers of World War I which was located at the north-western corner is now situated at the Eltham R.S.L.   11. HILLTOP MILK BAR For many years this was the site of the Eltham Post Office under the control of the Hunniford family and later their descendants the Burgoynes. It was transferred to this site in 1855, although at that time the building apparently fronted Bridge Str e et. The site contained Eltham's first telephone exchange. The post office was relocated in 1954 but the shop was operated until recently by the Burgoyne family who still own the surrounding land. 12. UNITING CHURCH and former C.B.A. BANK The former Methodist Church was built in 1880 by George Stebbing. The Sunday School extension was built in 1929 and there have been more recent extensions. The adjoining opportunity shop was built as a bank in 1874 and purchased by the Methodist Church in 1954. 13. R.S.L. HALL, TELEPHONE EXCHANGE These relatively recent buildings occupy the site of a row of shops forming part of the early ribbon of business development along Main Road. In front of the R.S.L. building is the World War I Memorial relocated from the corner of Bridge Street and Main Road. 14. ELTHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE Australia's first mudbrick "community building" was opened in April this year. Part of the site of the building was purchased in 1856 by Henry Dendy (of Brighton fame). At the rear of the land near the creek was a steam flour mill whilst Dendy's house was at the Main Road frontage of the land. His purchase totalled about 2 Ha (5 acres) and included land on the opposite side of Maria Street (Main Road). Dendy became a prominent member of the Eltham community and served one term as President of the Eltham District Road Board. In 1867 Dendy sold his land and business to William Ford of Malmsbury and shifted to Walhalla. The avenue of trees leading past the Community Centre to the creek may well have bordered the track to the mill. 15. ELTHAM HOTEL The original part of this hotel was built in 1927 following the burning of the former Watson's Eltham Hotel on the same site. The car park on the opposite side of Main Road was also the site of a hotel variously known over the years as; the Fountain of Friendship, the Fountain and the Evelyn Arms. As the Fountain of Friendship it was the first meeting place of the Eltham District Road Board in 1856. 16. ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH, PITT STREET In 1860 Henry Dendy was appointed Chairman of a committee to establish a church of England in Eltham. He donated part of his land in Pitt Street and in 1861 the church was opened. It was built by George Stebbing and remains in a well preserved state today. Th adjoining old vicarage is now named Dendy Hou se. A new mudbrick church hall is under construction on the site. The church and Dendy House are now listed on the Register of Historic Buildings. 17. NO. 86 PITT STREET Cottage built by George Stebbing and believed to be his home for some years in the 1850s. 18. LIVING AND LEARNING CENTRE The house was built in the 1850s with the kitchen at the front being added about 40 years later. By the creek below the house a number of early Eltham industries were located. These included a tannery and a brewery. 19. ELTHAM COURT HOUSE A Court of Petty Sessions was established in Eltham in 1858 and the present building dates from 1860. It is the oldest public building remaining in Eltham. In its early days the building was used as the meeting place and office of the Eltham District Road Board and as an overflow classroom for the local school. The Court House has been classified by the National Trust. The citation states that it is an example of the simple form of early brick Court House with gabled roof and porch. 20. LANDS DEPARTMENT OFFICE This building is the former police station and is probably of about the same age as the Court House. The lockup at the rear has been demolished but the old stables remain as garages. A licence was first granted for a police station at Eltham in 1856. 21. JARROLD COTTAGE The old Cottage opposite Dalton Street was formerly owned by the Jarrold family. Early records indicate that this was the building leased from the Jarrolds as a temporary police station prior to construction of the building on the corner of Brougham Street. The small building on the corner of the property was used as a boot repairer's shop. The elevated studio at the rear is a more recent construction by the present owners. 22. STATE SCHOOL RESIDENCE Erected in 1891 23. WINGROVE COTTAGE This building fills an important place in the history of Eltham and is now used as a medical clinic. It was built in 1858 for Charles S. Wingrove who was Secretary to the Eltham District Road Board and Shire Council from 1858 to 1904. During part of this period he was also Shire Engineer and was Secretary to the Heidelberg Road Board. The house was used as the office of the Board and Council for many years. Wingrove is buried in the cemetery at St. Helena.   24. WINGROVE PARK The parkland opposite Wingrove Cottage has been named after Charles Wingrove. The old Manna Gums are an outstanding feature of the park. 25. ELTHAM FRI.MARY SCHOOL NO. 209 The school first opened in the slab building in 1855 and operated from the present site since 1857. The oldest part of the present school is the stone building erected in 1876. The first school teacher, David Clark remained at the school until 1888. This school is the government township and has always been known as the Eltham School. An earlier school (no.371) known as Little Eltham School operated in Swan Street from 1853 to 1872. 26. "SHOESTRING" This house was built for school teacher David Clark. It has been extensively extended in recent years but the extensions do not detract from the character of the older part of the building. 27. ELTHAM CEMETERY The cemetery contains the graves of many of the district's pioneers . 28. MONTSALVAT This unique complex of buildings was commenced in 1935 by the late Justus Jorgensen and its development has extended over many years. Montsalvat has exerted a significant impact on Eltham The earth and stone construction of many of the buildings has influenced local architecture to a great extent and it has served as a "nerve centre" of the local artistic community. Montsalvat is open to the public for a small charge. 29. MAIN ROAD BRIDGE This location has been the main crossing of Diamond Creek since the earliest days of settlement. The present concrete bridge was erected in 1925 .and was preceded by a number of timber bridges. 30. ELTHAM LOWER PARK This park, being an unusually large flat area for Eltham, was originally the local racecourse. Horse races were held here from 1855 and the area was gazetted as a reserve for a racecourse and recreation reserve in 1857. The park is well known as a venue for school "bird days" and more recently as the site of the Diamond Valley Railway. This miniature railway features scale models of modern and old locomotives and rolling stock and has operated on this site since 1961 . Before that the railway operated at Chelsworth Park, Ivanhoe.   31. FALKINER HOUSE Frederick Falkiner was one of the earliest settlers in the Eltham township area and occupied a substantial leasehold prior to the first land sales. Early records show that Falkiner was the subject of a number of complaints from his neighbours but he has nevertheless been considered a prominent enough citizen to have a street named for him. This house was the home of Evelyn (Ely) Falkiner a member of Frederick's family. 32. WEST HOUSE Behind the large house on the hill is an early house built by the West family. This was relocated from a site near the front of the land by the present owner Mr. Fabbro. 33. FALKINER HOUSE This very old house is believed to have been the home of Frederick and may have been Eltham's first post office. Falkiner was the first post master for a short period. in 1854/55. 34. WITHERS HOUSE This house was the home of famous artist Walter Withers who shifted here from Heidelberg in 1903. 35. ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL This school celebrated its jubilee this year, having commenced as the Eltham Higher Elementary School 50 years ago. 36. DIAMOND CREEK FOOTWAY If returning from the High School to the town centre the footpath by the bank of the Diamond Creek provides a pleasant route to finish your walk. The creek is a major tributary of the Yarra River. Together with its own major tributaries Arthurs Creek and Running Creek it commences on the southern slopes of the Dividing Range at Kinglake. It gives the name Diamond Valley to an area extending well beyond its actual drainage catchment.Recognition of the significance of various landmarks to the history of the Eltham community as of 1978‘shoestring’, 1978, bridge street cutting, burgoyne store, c.b.a. bank, diamond creek trail, eltham cemetery, eltham central park, eltham community centre, eltham community festival, eltham court house, eltham festival, eltham high school, eltham hotel, eltham lower park, eltham primary school, eltham railway trestle bridge, eltham shire offices, eltham shopping centre, eltham state school no. 209, eltham village, eltham war memorial, falkiner house, heritage trail, hilltop milk bar, jarrold cottage, lands department office, living, living and learning centre, main road bridge, montsalvat, old bakery, our eltham artistic recollections, our lady help of christian’s church, our lady help of christian’s primary school, pitt street, post office, r.s.l. hall, shillinglaw cottage, st margaret’s church, state school residence, stebbing cottage, telephone exchange, uniting church, west house, wingrove cottage, wingrove park, withers house, woolworths

The current school, Albion Primary School, No 4265 opened in 1926. It was built on a site once owned by John Fitzgerald (1850s). The land was later acquired by H. V. McKay who had transferred his Sunshine Harvester Works to the area in 1905 - 7. In 1920, the Albion railway station was moved nearer Ballarat Road at the request of Mr McKay. More people came to live in the area including soldier settlers.Albion Primary School's mission is to 'Aim High' in all we do so that our students grow to be socially capable, reach their full academic potential and become caring, respectful community minded people. Albion Primary School is located in a residential area in Albion, a small pocket of the local government area of Brimbank, approximately 10 kilometres west of Melbourne and was established in 1926. Our current enrolment is 199 students. We have a rich cultural diversity amongst our school community. The school is set around a courtyard with spacious playing areas including a grassed oval, running track, games courts, an adventure playground, sand pit, jumping pits, shady courtyard and garden areas, a vegetable garden and fruit tree orchard. As well as classroom groups, we have our learning teams, student house groups (siblings are allocated to the same house) and a Junior School Council. The school has four main buildings. All classrooms have air conditioning and interactive screens. Block A houses classrooms, staff areas and the administration offices. Our newest building has classrooms and some small group/office spaces. Block B includes our library, canteen and a multi-purpose room used for indoor physical education, Perceptual Motor Program, drama, visiting performers, and community activities. Block C houses classrooms and specialist rooms. We expect and receive the best from our students in terms of their learning and behaviour. The school’s dedicated and effective staff is strongly committed to helping students achieve personal, behavioural, social and academic success. In terms of learning, the highest priority is placed on the work in English and Mathematics. We also have a range of specialist and extra-curricular programs that we provide. Our specialist teacher-librarian is involved in reading extension programs that support development in literacy. All children are able to develop their artistic abilities through visual arts and music program. Our music program is supported by the Australian Children's Music Foundation. A specialist Physical Education teacher provides lessons for all children as well as the opportunity for students to participate in organised lunch time sporting competitions between the house groups. Auslan is the additional language all students learn at Albion. All children participate in a student wellbeing program that focuses on developing strong connections and a sense of belonging within the school. Our school student leaders participate in programs that help develop their leadership skills. 5140.01 - Albion State School 1987 Adrienne Bird Suzanna 5140.02 - Albion State School 1987 Adrienne Bird 5140.03 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo a 5140.04 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo a Names Timothy Meilak Jason Belinda Sims Joanne Billsborrow 5140.05 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo c 5140.05 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo c Names Twins Dragona Unknown Unknown Unknown Suzanne 5140.06 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo d 5140.07 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo e 5140.07 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo e Names Belinda Sims Joanne Billsborrow Unknown Unknown Unknown Stevie Taleslin 5140.08 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo f 5140.08 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Photo f Names Tony Hilton Tania 5140.09 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Staff 5140.09 - Albion State School 1987 Book Week Staff Names Tania Andrea Murray Jan Laurie Joanne Vicary Adrienne Bird 5140.10 - Albion State School 1987 Community School 5140.10 - Albion State School 1987 Community School Names Back Row L2R Iman Mesto Steve Wrochna Damien Orr Jason Wright Leigh Alderton Michael Thompson Corey Freeman Brett Russell Brett Zahra Second Row L2R Matthew Smith Brian Burns Amanda Walker Daniel Haynes Monica Hauk William Varga Rebecca Goring Joshua McConnell Third Row L2R Kerrie Graham Murray Humphries Shelley Sosnowski Jason Evans Jsminka Mitreska Jensen hjorth Marisa Bonnici Darren Jury Melinda Chugg Fourth Row L2R Matthew Wright Ricky Every Juliette Judge Linda Turner Gillian Fleming Jemma Stark Damien Mckenzie David Filipov Fifth Row L2R Suzi Taleski Belinda Cain Narelle Gunn Kristal Hjorth Jodie Parker Rebecca Walker Sotiria Foundoulis Ella McConnell Nancy Gonzalez Front Row L2R Mark Ly Kenn Pimental Leight Davis Gia Tran Trevor Souter Brendan Chugg Sasha Ivkovic Absent Clinton Ainsley Elenora Fatralis Teachers Miss Joanne Vicary Mr Tony Hilton Miss Andrea Murray Principal Mr A Jones 5140.11 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 1 2T 5140.11 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 1 2T Names Back Row L2R Lance Harland Brendan Franksen Jason Cain Ben Foster Second Row L2R Malcolm Caruana Philip Huynh Dragan Milic Zoran Majkic Nicholas Formosa Bradley Rego Zulal Akbaba Third Row L2R Robert Orr Anthony Kitchen Daniel Canuti Mark Auciello Kemal Mustafa Billy Goodluck Andrew Parker Front Row L2R Sonia Gauci Valentina Risteski Belinda Giblin Jade Clarke Karen Walkeden Meagan Young Ana Marek Absent Jolene King Teacher Mrs B Telford Principal Mr A Jones 5140.12 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 3 4L 5140.12 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 3 4L Names Back Row L2R Kent Giblin Mathew Chatzidimitriou David McKeown Nathan Reid Second Row L2R Crystal Aldridge Tania Cipriani Inca Bull Julie Duncan Kellie Gray Emily Steers Nattalee Drake Third Row L2R Hayden Vandenberg Michael Georgoulis Steven Whitehouse Bernadette Hauk Andrew Pankhurst David Bajada Michael Leonard Front Row L2R Lisa Stork Melissa Young Jodie Jervis Raquel Quarrell Sharon McDonagh Anna Huynh Tina Tasovac Absent Lloyd Duggan Teachers Miss A Danoucaras Miss J Laurie Principal Mr A Jones 5140.13 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 3 4R 5140.13 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 3 4R Names Back Row L2R Tiep Tran Robert Ayala Rohan Franksen Jacob Schuligia Second Row L2R Aaron Wright Kevin Sterling Brett Thomson Daniel King Troy Billsborrow Stuart Cortis Frank Matina Third Row L2R Melanie Farrugia Shonte Rogers Jenny Huynh Bob Milic Ben Hearn Yvette Glazner Kylie Freemantle Karina Rooth Front Row L2R Suzi Murley Michelle East Melai Goring Amy Harland Kylie Laver Bonny Hemming Natalie Adams Teacher Miss Marie Rinaldi Principal Mr A Jones 5140.14 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 5 6B 5140.14 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 5 6B Names Back Row L2R Gregory Formosa Michael Bajada Second Row L2R Tamie Freemantle Bryce Stewart Mark Reid Billei Misto Andrea Glazner Third Row L2R Tony Agius Kristy Marinkovic Cyril White Sonja Madi Ben Sims Delwyn Hicks Robert Nedelkovski Front Row L2R Naomi Farrugia MIchelle Murley Despina Georgoulis Andrew Popovic Danielle Matina Ann Marie Frost Ece Mustaf Absent Steven Cashion Adam Buscombe Teachers Mr T HIlton Miss E Barcyzynski Miss T Chapman Principal Mr A Jones 5140.15 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 5 6F 5140.15 - Albion State School 1987 Grade 5 6F Names Back Row L2R Rainer Koglabauer Michael Orzel Second Row L2R Chris Gowans Christine Barham Simon Zahra Rosetta Scalise Michael Canuti Irene Wajlerski James Gowans Third Row L2R Tony Platten Travers Hemming Shane Rooth Sheena Davis Kylie Freeman Tien Nguyen Kerri Burns Front Row L2R Angela Rowe Debra White Rachel Laver Michelle Billsborrow Tanya Clark Samantha Durham Siobhan Wilson Absent Luke Coman Teachers Mr Tony Hilton Miss Angela Ferrazzola Principal Mr A Jones 5140.16 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep 1 2S 5140.16 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep 1 2S Names Back Row L2R Jeffrey Turner Tony Tevelein Second Row L2R Clinton Aldridge Philip Laver Chris Huynh De Wayne Brizzi Weslay Allender Drew Russell Herve Tran Third Row L2R Sharon Misto Amber Stewart Dean Gunn Stuart Hicks William Wilson Hayley Booth Melissa Minor Front Row L2R Kelly McKenzie Amber Whitlow Hollie Brennan Natasha Loft Lewellyn Skehan Amanda Clarke Maria Pimental Teacher Mrs Sosnowski Principal Mr A Jones 5140.17 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep B I can sing a rainbow 5140.18 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep B 5140.18 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep B Names Back Row L2R Jason Witcombe Joanne Billsborrow Sherrie Skew Jimar Coulson Second Row L2R Kenneth Smith William Huynh Rebbecca Parker Jamie Freemantle Belinda Sims Third Row L2R Dragana Milic Steve Taleski Ben Walkeden Tony Matina Matthew Calvitto Dale Clarke Front Row L2R John Fleming Suzanna Zvizdalo Okan Beyit Kelly Barham Ozan Beyit Kylie Jervis Timothy Meilak On Ground Lauren Cox Teachers Miss Adrianne Bird Miss Debbie Cuffe Principal Mr A Jones 5140.19 - Albion State School 1987 Grade Prep Book Week 5140.20 - Albion State School 1987 Staff 5140.20 - Albion State School 1987 Staff Names Back Row L2R Miss A Murray Mr A Jones Mr A Hilton Miss T Chapman Second Row L2R Miss J Bourke Mrs L Chugg Mrs B Sosnowski Miss A Bird Miss J Vicary Mrs L Stainer Miss E Barczynski Front Row L2R Mrs B Telford Miss M Rinaldi Mrs E James Miss D Cuffe Miss A Ferrazzola Mrs J Celhar Absent Miss J Laurie Mr G Croslingalbion state school, albion primary school, adelaide street, albion

Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 9th December 1980 Report of the Town Clerk's Department Report of the Town Clerk Kiosk Sunshine Swimming Pool Professional Indemnity Insurance Proposed Technical School for Keilor Rate Recovery Sale Lot 88 Balfour Avenue Sunshine North Deed of Release Advertising Contracts Increase in Ceiling Municipal Association Committees Nomination of Representative Proposed Closure Dobson Crescent Braybrook St. Johns College Report of Rainbow Workshop Supplementary Valuations Land Transfer 88 Station Road Deer Park Sunshine Swimming Pool Learners Pool Heating Golf Course South Side of Maribyrnong River Proposed Link with the Essendon Golf Course Sealing of General Rate Year Ending 30th September 1980 Date of Ordinary Meetings of Council Report of the Co-Ordinator of Welfare Services Purchase of Land Randall Street Maribyrnong Funding for Teenage Holiday Programmes Emergency Foster Care Family Day Care Local Youth Affairs Council's Forum International Year of the Disable Federal Government Funding of Child Care Programmes Victorian Transport Study Lonie Report Sunshine CYSS Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Authorisation of Officers Under Summary Offences Act 1966 Issuing of Septic Tank Approval Notices Application for Septic Tank Systems Subsidies for Infant Welfare Sisters Weights and Measures Practical Experience Health Act Registrations Prosecution Proceedings Sunshine Magistrates Court Health Act Registrations for 1981 Health Act Registration Late Fee Application for Transfer of Proprietorship of Premises Under the Health Act Smorgan Consolidated Industries (Paper Plant) "Black Liquor" Process Refuse By-Law Enforcement Report of the Superintendent Traffic & By-Laws Jumble Sale Albion Rovers Soccer Club Sunshine Commonwealth Offices Devonshire Road Sunshine Dog Act Court Proceedings Parking and Traffic Infringements Dog Act Authority Under Sections 695 (10) of the Local Government Act 1958 Disposal of Derelict Vehicles Proposed Procession St. Pauls Parish Report of the City Librarian Report of the Melton Branch Librarian Corio Street Branch Library National Conference on Multiculturalism and Libraries 8th to 11th November 1980 Report Report of the City Engineer & Planner Industrial Development Code for the City of Sunshine Planning Permit Application Sonley Street Kindergarten Maidstone Planning Permit Ground and First Floor Offices 237 & 239 - 24 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Service Premises 250 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Illuminated Sky Sign Corner Glengala Road and Evelyn Crescent Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Alterations to Existing Shops Highpoint West Shopping Centre Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and Part 12 Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Four Flats 225 Main Road West St. Albans Planning Permit Bank Corner Hampshire Road and Devonshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Transport Depot and Grain Store Francis Street Brooklyn Strata Subdivision 46 Monash Street Sunshine Strata Subdivision 53 Hertford Road Sunshine Plan of Subdivision Denton Avenue, Cavell Close and Maroondah Court St. Albans Prestressed Beam Lawrence Street Ardeer Footbridge Tenders Transfer of Reserves Westerngate Estate Installation of Fire Hydrants Transport Regulation Board Sunshine Bus Lines Pty Ltd Application to Change Route No 450 Sunshine to Ardeer St. Albans Road Footpath (East Side) Albion Station to B.T.M. Tubemakers Request by St. Albans South Progress Association Traffic Engineering Measures Accident Analysis Programme South Road Street Proposed Lighting Scheme by City of Footscray Electricity Supply Department Rochester Street to Darnley Street Braybrook Tariffs Public Lighting Sale of Surplus Equipment Appleby Avenue (Appleby Court) Private Street Scheme Boundary Road reconstruction East of Fitzgerald Road Laverton North St. Albans Heights Primary School Request for Regular Maintenance Proposed Roundabouts Northumberland Road / Suffolk Road and Northumberland Road / Warwick Road Sunshine North Air Conditioning Municipal Offices Proposed Public Toilet Block Ballarat Road Deer Park Report of the Building Surveyor Underground Tanks 199 Ballarat Road Maidstone Location of Building 63 Westmoreland Road Sunshine North Location of Building 8 Tullaroop Court St. Albans Building Over Easement 11 Jeffrey Close St. Albans Schedule for Authorising of Affixing the Common Seal of the Municipality to Documents Orders of the Day Accounts Submitted for Payment as at 30th November 1980 Extraordinary Business Report of the Chief Health Surveyor Catherine Yeung Community Nurse Report of the City Engineer & Planner Planning Permit Application 74 Lot Residential Subdivision Opie Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application 3 Flats Lots 23 & 25 Madden Street Maidstone Planning Permit Application Extensions to School Classrooms Land bounded by Churchill Avenue, Dobson Crescent and Darnley Street Planning Permit Application Restaurant, Service Premises and Associated Signs Red Rooster 204 - 210 Ballarat Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application Enforcement Factory and Petrol Filling Station Lots 13, 14, 15 & 16 North West Corner Ballarat Road and Glencairn Avenue Deer Park Planning Permit Application Two Lot Subdivision Ballarat Road Albion Planning Permit Application Junk Yard Scrap Metal Maida Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Warehouse Lots 30 & 31 Cromer Avenue Sunshine Planning Permit Application Display Home Centre Furlong Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application Factory Warehouse 4 Arvona Avenue Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Factory Renovation South West Corner Somerville Road and Tottenham Parade Planning Permit Application Bus Depot Lot 1 Emu Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application 4 Flats Lot 31 Bardsley Street Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Grain Storage Depot Stage 2 Francis Street Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Factory Warehouse North West Corner Ballarat Road and Lacy Street Braybrook Planning Permit Application Ground and Forst Floor Offices 239 - 241 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Factory Lot 30 Frederick Street Brooklyn Planning Permit Application Service Premises Alterations Lot 2 Rosamond Road Maidstone Planning Permit Application 2 Flats 185A Main Road West St. Albans Planning Permit Application Clothing Manufacturer 67 Dumfries Street Deer Park Planning Permit Application Factory Display and Sales Lot 39 Reid Street Ardeer Planning Permit Application Extensions to Secondary School Marian College Glengala Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Promotion Panel Sign Lots 1, 6 and 7 Berkshire Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Shop Bank and Offices 288 Hampshire Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Brick Store 75 Wright Street Sunshine Planning Permit Application Erection of New Multiple Sclerosis Residential and Day Attendance Centre Furlong Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application Warehouse Alterations 22 St. Albans Road St. Albans Planning Permit Application Junk Yard Lot 5 McIntyre Road Sunshine North Planning Permit Application Water Purification Plant Press Filter Platform Smorgon Consolidated Industries Meat and Paper Pty Ltd Planning Permit Application Bread and Cake Stall Level 2 Highpoint West Shopping Centre Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Hot Bread Kitchen Glengala Road Sunshine West Planning Permit Application Alterations to Service Station Lot 1 Ballarat Road Braybrook Planning Permit Application Market Extensions Level 1 Highpoint West Shopping Centre Rosamond Road Maribyrnong Planning Permit Application Laboratory and Offices Ballarat Road Sunshine Planning Permit Application Petrol Filling Station and Hotel Neale Road Deer Park Report of the Building Surveyor Building Over Easement 3 Droitwich Crescent Deer Park Building Over Easement 20 Hook Street St. Albans Building Over Easement 191 Wright Street Sunshine Building Over Easement 288 Station Road St. Albans Building Over Easement and Location of Building 11 Thwaites Street Sunshine Location of Building Lot 132 Hargreaves Crescent Braybrook Location of Building Lot 1 Station Road Deer Parkbalfour avenue, sunshine north, dobson crescent, sunshine, station road, deer park, sunshine swimming pool, kennedy street, st. johns college, churchill avenue, braybrook, maribyrnong river, essendon golf course, randall street, maribyrnong, smorgan consolidated industries, somerville road, tottenham, albion rovers soccer club, devonshire road, corio street branch library, corio street, sonley street kindergarten, sonley street, maidstone, mcintyre road, glengala road, evelyn crescent, sunshine west, highpoint west shopping centre, rosamond road, main road west, st. albans, francis street, brooklyn, monash street, hertford road, denton avenue, cavell close, maroondah court, lawrence street, lawrence street bridge, ardeer, sunshine bus lines, st. albans road, st. albans south progress association, b.t.m. tubemakers, south road, rochester street, darnley street, appleby avenue, appleby court, boundary road, fitzgerald road, laverton north, st. albans heights primary school, norwich street, northumberland road, suffolk road, warwick road, ballarat road, tullaroop court, jeffrey close, opie road, albanvale, madden street, red rooster, glencairn avenue, maida avenue, cromer avenue, furlong road, arvona avenue, tottenham parade, emu road, bardsley street, lacy street, frederick street, dumfries street, reid street, marian college, berkshire road, wright street, neale road, droitwich crescent, hook street, thwaites street, hargreaves crescent

Hutchings family 1. Wimmera River in flood below Whitehall running a banker c. 1920. Ted & Col Hutchings in foreground. 2. Wimmera River in flood looking downstream. No date but possibly same time as no. 1. from same place. 3. Looking over the Wimmera River to Island paddock towards Greens Creek 4. Wimmera River half a banker at Whitehall 5. Wimmera River in flood upstream from carpenter's shop looking towards engine house at Whitehall 5a. Wimmera River in flood. Left to right - blacksmith shop and carpenters' shop. 5b. Taken from the same spot with Emily & Ada Hole, E G (Ted) & Col Hutchings. Blacksmith shop & carpenters' shop, Whitehall. 5c. Wimmera River upstream from the carpenters' shop. Foreground is possibly Belladonna lilies which were all over the river bank in 1992. Whitehall. 5d. Looking downstream towards the loose boxes, Whitehall. 5e. Blacksmiths' shop and carpenters' shop from the pumping station. Wimmera River, Whitehall. 6. Wimmera River in flood at Whitehall. 7. Wimmera River half a banker in front of old hut at Whitehall. 8. Wimmera River Emily Hayes, Edward G (Ted) Hutchings & Colin J Hutchings. 9. Morrl-Morrl - Greens Creek Road opposite back paddock. Whitehall. Black Ford in distance. c. 1919 10. Whitehall woolshed north east aspect, Drive to the right of photo 11. Whitehall woolshed - north east aspect showing the drive to the right 11a. Whitehall woolshed - north aspect 11b. Same tree near woolshed 11c. Same tree again in centre, other trees came up after the 23 flood. Woolshed to the right out of photo. 12. Whitehall woolshed - south aspect, sheep entrance end 13. Whitehall. left to right, Stackyard, stables in the centre and the Wimmera River behind following the trees. 14. Whitehall horse paddock c. 1920. left to right, Machinery shed, stable in the centre. Homestead to the right in distance. There is no windmill. 15. Load of wool from Whitehall woolshed to right. 16. Whitehall c. 1920 before the windmill. left to right, garage and mens' hut. Wimmera river runs along the tree line. 16a. Stables, garage and mens' hut after the construction of the windmill. River behind. 17. Whitehall c. 1922. Note windmill addition. Garage to left, Mens' Hut to right. Jack Donnelly & Edward G (Ted) Hutchings with pet lambs. River behind trees. 18. Whitehall gardens. Summer house to the right, pine tree lined drive in the centre background. Ted & Col Hutchings on the lawn. C. 1920 19. Edward G. (Ted) & Colin J. Hutchings in Whitehall garden. Wimmera River in the background. The building behind the fence is the carpenters' shop which the family lived in while house was rebuilt after fire 15 Jan 1877 20. Whitehall c. 1920. left to right, cattle yard, killing house, Wimmera river behind the fence, and the loose box on the right. Black Orpington chooks in foreground. 21. Bay window (original blinds) in the master bedroom. Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 22. Master bedroom (original wallpaper) Joyce & Col Hutchings, Moyu, Ben & Rebecca Roe 20 Sep 1992 23. Col & Ted's bedroom (original) Marble mantlepiece had been removed. Whitehall. 20 Sep 1992 24. Whitehall kitchen. Large yellow meat oven to left of stove, bread oven far left, extreme right is oven where milk heated to skim cream. Chimney was a central one shared with meat oven. Bread oven chimney separate. 20 Sep 1992 25. Whitehall dairy, made of natural stone with dried brick corners. Entrance behind creeper which is over trellis. 20 Sep 1992. This building still remains in 1 Jun 2023 26. Inside charcoal lined meat cellar. Bottom right is concrete vat for pickling meat in brine. Top of brickwork slightly above ground level. Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 27. Fire foreground was stable flooring which was to left of photo. Machinery shed (thatch roof). 4 posts far left remains of cowshed. Large post in centre foreground is the gate post of corral. River to right. 20 Sep 1992 28. Whitehall machinery shed. Posts on far right are cow shed. Over the river is the island paddock. Wimmera river runs behind machinery shed. 20 Sep 1992 29. Posts of 10 sided corral. Killing house by side of gum tree in centre of photo on far side of corral. To left is one of the bales of the cowshed. Whitehall. 20 Sep 1992 29a. Similar photo in the 1920's. To the right is horsebreaking corral, then cow shed, loose box, haystacks and stable on left. Whitehall. 30. Dining room fire place put in the open fire of the mens' hut, only the chimney remains. To the left is the drive & river. Rebecca Roe, Col Hutchings granddaughter. 20 Sep 1992 30a. Looking down the Whitehall Drive. Mens' Hut (Jack Donnelly in doorway) and garage far left. 1920's 30b. The Drive, Whitehall taken from in front of the mens' hut. Wimmera River on the left. Gum tree on left still there 20 Sep 1992. 30c. Reverse from 30a. Whitehall drive from the front gate looking towards the mens' hut and garage. c. 1926 30d. Curly Donohue leaving for Warracknabeal. Ex mail contractor Omeo to Bright Victoria. C. 1926 30e. Looking down the drive towards front gate. Mens' hut on the right, river on the left. 31. Whitehall from the side. Building in centre behind David is separater room. 2 roomed hut to left of separater room and remains of mens' hut chimney. Photo 16 taken from similar spot. 20 Sep 1992 32. Benjamin Roe (Col Hutchings grandson) in the Carpenters' shop. The family lived in this building after the fire in the 1870's. Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 33. Ford across the Wimmera River at Whitehall (River abt. 5 feet higher than normal) 20 Sep 1992 33a. Wimmera River, Whitehall 34. Site of old bridge before Col Hutchings time. Tree in foreground to right still has bolt from bridge work protuding. A large post was in the centre of photo to make equal distance. 20 Sep 1992 35. Entrance to the old ford. Colin J Hutchings & his daughter, Moyu Roe. Wimmera River, Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 36. Summer house at Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 looking down to the orchard, dark green trees in distance old fruit trees. 36a. Edward & Colin Hutchings in front of the Summer house, Whitehall c. 1921 36b. Summer house looking towards front gate. Whitehall. 36c. Grey thrush in nest box which can be seen in previous photo with summer house in the background. Whitehall. 36d. Summer house from the orchard side. Whitehall. 37a. South side of Whitehall. First window Edith Sutherland's room, 2nd window, Ted & Col's room, bay window master bedroom 38. Taken in middle of front path looking towards front gate. Edith Sutherland in garden. Date palm in centre, cotton palm to left. Whitehall c. 1920's 38a. Garden at Whitehall taken from near the cotton palm. 39. Whitehall 20 Sep 1992 Bay window-master bed, small window to r. of bay-Colin Hutchings born in, front door, window to right-dining room, round the corner- drawing room, window on right, spare bed, verandah on left is spare bed. 39a. Whitehall c. 1920's Date palm on the right. 39b. Win, Colin T & Colin J Hutchings. Date palm in background. Whitehall 1943 39c. Edward George, Colin Thomas, Elizabeth Ambler & Colin James Hutchings wearing RAAF uniform. Date Palm in background. Whitehall c. 1943 39c. Front garden of Whitehall looking from the front right side of the house towards the drive & Wimmera River. Date palm on right, cotton palm on left 20 Sep 1992 40. Taken from bottom left corner of front garden looking towards the summer house. Cotton palm on right. River to the left. 41. Elizabeth A Hutchings beside master bedroom window. Whitehall c. 1920 42. Whitehall (photo of a painting by Wallace) owned by Colin T Hutchings 1982. 42a. Whitehall painting by Wallace after restoration now owned by Nick Hutchings 2021 42b. Whitehall c. 1923 42c. Taken from the side garden looking towards the right side of house. Front door is to the left out of photo. The cotton palm is to the left. c. 1923 43. Signpost showing Whitehall 20 Sep 1992, All ground up to the tree line behind the signpost was Whitehall property. 44. Colin T. Hutchings age 9 mths. Mar 1943 Whitehall 45. Colin James, Elizabeth Ambler & Edward George Hutchings. Front garden by the date palm, Whitehall c. 1939-40 45a. Colin James, Edward George, Edward Thomas Hutchings & E. Winifred May & Barney (dog) Whitehall. c. 1939-40. 45b. Colin James & Colin Thomas Hutchings during drought & World War ll c. 1944-45 in front of cotton palm, date palm to right. 46. Garden at Whitehall. Jack Donnelly on the hand mower. Cotton palm on left, date palm behind Jack and roof of carpenters shop to right. 47. Colin J Hutchings on tractor, E. Tom Hutchings behind. Whitehall, c. 1933 48. Jack Donnelly (Tad) & Colin J. Hutchings. Cotton palm to right. Whitehall c. 1917-18 49. Edward G (Ted) & Colin J Hutchings with cockatoo outside the dairy in rear garden. Whitehall c. 1923 50. Taken from the windmill looking across the roof of the mens' hut to the garden, orchard and drive in Winter time. House is behind the trees to right, Wimmera River to the left out of picture. Whitehall. 50a. Not labelled by Col Hutchings. It is an aerial shot looking towards the house in the trees & seems to be taken from the top of a tree...on the river side. 51. E. Tom Hutchings & George Chambers dam sinking. Whitehall. 51a. Tom Hutchings & George Chambers dam sinking. Whitehall. 51b. E. Tom Hutchings dam sinking. 52. Emily Hayes & Ada Hole (sisters) with Tom, Col & Ted Hutchings at the woolshed. 53. E T (Tom) Hutchings on reaper & binder. Whitehall. 54. Orchard looking towards the house. Carpenters' shop and river on the right. Whitehall. 54a. Orchard looking from the house, dark trees in background form part of the drive. 55. Grasshopper plague, Christmas Day 1933. Whitehall 56. Frost on the front lawn, Whitehall. 57. Little red hen & chicks with the river in the background 58. Edward (Ted) G. Hutchings muscovy ducks, hay shed and trees along the river in the background. 58a. Edward (Ted) G Hutchings muscovy ducks. 59. Swimming in the Wimmera River, either Ted or Col Hutchings in the foreground. 60. Looking towards the fowl house and pigsty, Whitehall. 61. Snake on the path, Whitehall. c. 1923 61a. E. Tom Hutchings killing a snake, Whitehall. c. 1923 61b. E. Tom Hutchings killing a snake, Whitehall. c. 1923 62. Notice of clearing sale, Stawell News & Pleasant Creek Chronicle on 5 Apr 1916 where the stock & whole of the household furniture was to be sold by James Hutchings widow. 63. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 Colin J Hutchings left and Belle Kindred centre looking at photo 64. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 Colin J Hutchings centre, Graham Stewart holding photograph on the right. 65. Colin J Hutchings & Bill Walker. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 66. Colin J Hutchings delivering a speech before the plaque unveiling. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 67. Graeme Williamson & Colin J Hutchings (2 'old boys') Greens Creek School Site 7 Jun 1987 68. Graeme Williamson talking to Moyu Roe (Hutchings) in background is May Williamson. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 69. Greens Creek SS, Edward (Ted) & Colin J Hutchings attended. 70. Original students of first Greens Creek School 7 Jun 1987 Back row left 1. Kindred 3. Colin J Hutchings 4,5,6 not known 7. Graeme Williamson Sitting left 1. Not an original 2,3,4, not known 5. Belle Kindred 71. Terrier at Greens Creek State School 72. The new school students Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987. Perry twins standing in centre and the teacher kneeling front left. 73. Will Rees water colour 1925 signature 74. Will Rees water colour 1925 75. Shearing at Kirkellar. Allen Simpson's 76. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 Colin J Hutchings left and Belle Kindred centre looking at photo 77. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 Colin J Hutchings centre, Graham Stewart holding photograph on the right. 78. Colin J Hutchings & Bill Walker. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 79. Colin J Hutchings delivering a speech before the plaque unveiling. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 80. Graeme Williamson & Colin J Hutchings (2 'old boys') Greens Creek School Site 7 Jun 1987 81. Graeme Williamson talking to Moyu Roe (Hutchings) in background is May Williamson. Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987 82. Greens Creek SS, Edward (Ted) & Colin J Hutchings attended. 83. Original students of first Greens Creek School 7 Jun 1987 Back row left 1. Kindred 3. Colin J Hutchings 4,5,6 not known 7. Graeme Williamson Sitting left 1. Not an original 2,3,4, not known 5. Belle Kindred 84. Shearing at Kirkellar. Allen Simpson's 85. Terrier at Greens Creek State School 86. The new school students Back to Greens Creek 7 Jun 1987. Perry twins standing in centre and the teacher kneeling front left. Digital Copy of Parish Maps Kara Karahomestead

After the death of Stan Savige this address was given at the Canberra Conference in October 1954. It is tribute to his life. Sir Stanley Savige KBE : Commemorative Address Federal Conference of Legacy Clubs, Canberra : October 1954. On the 15th of May this year Legacy learned to its enduring sorrow of the death of its Founder, Lieut. General Stanley George Savige KBE, CB, CBE, DSO, MC, ED, for more than 30 years affectionately known to us all as Legatee Stan Savige. He was the embodiment of all those things for which Legacy stands, and each one of us who knew him and worked with him feels a great and abiding sense of personal loss. It is proper, therefore, that those of us at this Conference, the first after his passing, representative of Legacy throughout the Commonwealth, and comprising so many who were his friends, so many who knew the depth of his love for Legacy, should acknowledge our debt to our Founder and ensure, so far as we may, that the inspiration of his life and work in this Cause shall not be lost to those who follow after. It was not ordained that Stanley George Savige - should enjoy a long life, but it was to prove a life of outstanding service. Born at Morwell in Victoria some 63 years ago, he received with his brothers and sisters such education as was then available to a lad in a mining district. He had no particular opportunities of advancement, but from his early days he cherished a strong ambition to make a success of his life, and with this in view he lost no opportunity of adding to his knowledge. Always a lover of the open country, a good bushman and a fine shot, he became as a young man, a Scoutmaster with a keen following of boys. Even in those early days he attracted youth and showed undoubted promise of the quality of leadership which later was to make him famous. Opportunity came with the first World War, and he took his place as a private soldier in the original 24th Battalion AIF. Followed Gallipoli and Anzac where his marksmanship and bush craft stood him in good stead. Conscious that his early training was not sufficient to secure the promotion he desired, he set himself to enlarge it. Only a man of fine fibre and rare determination could apply himself to study on that war torn Peninsula, where our men, hitherto untested, suffered every known hardship and no man knew, from hour to hour, whether he would survive. But Savige achieved it. Himself then a Corporal he found another Corporal who was a former Schoolmaster and learned from him all that he had to teach. Savige was on his way. He was commissioned on the Field and allotted the heroic task of leading the last party off that desperate coast during the famous evacuation. In France he became the Adjutant of his Battalion and one of the best known officers in the 6th Brigade. He won the Military Cross and was mentioned in despatches. Early in 1918 he received a signal distinction, He was included in a small but distinguished band of Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers from the British and Dominion Forces most carefully selected for individual courage and proved qualities of leadership, and was sent to Persia, under the command of Major-General Dunsterville, Kipling’s famous Stalky, to assist and mobilise the friendly tribes with a view to protecting the road to India, left wide open by the withdrawal of Russia. The story of the Dunsterforce, its suffering and achievements in the face of incredible hardships and difficulties, was later to be told by Savige in his book “Stalky’s Forlorn Hope”. He emerged, finally, unscathed, despite his active participation in several of the bloodiest battles of all time, with the rank of Captain and a DSO and MC to his credit, to say nothing of three mentions in despatches. In later years, further decorations were to be conferred upon him, but I believe he valued none of these so highly as his awards for outstanding personal bravery won in the Field when he was an Officer of comparatively junior rank. Such was the man who in August 1923, at the instance of his former Commander, Major-General Sir John Gellibrand, gathered around him a handful of men who had fought and laughed with him over four well remembered years. This small band adopted the name of “Legacy”, but its purpose then was, in the main, to assist in safeguarding the interests of ex-servicemen in this country. Worthy although the case undoubtedly was, the conception and ideal which was to distinguish Legacy from all kindred post-war movements did not emerge until two years later. The torch had not been lit. Legacy had not yet found its soul. What has been achieved since then is known to you all. The Legacy ideal, unique in its conception, with no known counterpart elsewhere, is now accepted, welcomed and honoured throughout the Commonwealth and abroad. But in those early days the achievements of our Founder in the face of all manner of difficulties and frustrations are worthy of our lasting memory and thankfulness. As the source of every river lies in the hills, so must the inspiration from which stems a great conceptions of service to one’s fellow men be lofty and above reproach. Savige was the embodiment of this new expression of comradeship, as he was the central figure and driving force of the little group that sponsored it. But for his zeal, his faith and determination, it is likely that the flame, newly kindled, might have flickered and died. The idea of men returned from active service pledging for the sake of their former comradeship, their personal assistance to the widows, and above all, to the children of those who had fought beside them and paid the full price of War, was so completely new and unexpected that it was by no means readily accepted. There were no funds, no precedents to guide the new adventurers, only the clear bright flame of an ideal just envisaged, and the conviction that the Cause was unassailable. Nor were there lacking many who said that the community held no place for Legacy, that it was born of sentiment only, and would quickly pass. The scoffers are gone and one since forgotten, but the torch remains and burns brighter than ever. Down the years of Legacy there are many names deserving of honour, men from all States and all stations of life, but no name stands out in such clear and bold relief as does the name of our Founder. By his works you shall know him. He was, in truth, the Soul of Legacy. He sought no office and preferred to work as one of the team. Six years went by before he accepted the Presidency of Melbourne Club, and then only because his fellows would book no further delay. “The Spirit of Legacy is Service” - so runs the Charter, and that was Savige’s Creed. By virtue of his attainments he was called upon to take a leading part in the administration of Legacy, first within his own club and later, as Chairman of the Co-ordinating Council of Legacy in Australia. But always it was the essentially human character of the work which enthralled and upheld him, and the tasks which gave him most joy were those which brought him into close personal contact with the youngsters and their home life. Like their elders they recognised his goodwill and his leadership and responded to it. It was Savige who made possible the first camps held for the boys and girls by Melbourne Club. These were erected on his own seaside property, and were originally conducted under his personal direction and largely with the aid of funds he had collected. There was hardly an important post in his own Club that Savige did not at some time occupy and adorn. He was happiest in the company of those men with whom he had served in the field, and cherished always the comradeship born of active service which is of the essence of Legacy. He was a man of strong convictions but attentive always to another’s point of view. As a Legatee he played a leading part in bringing hope and encouragement to many a mother on whom the whole responsibility of a young family had been suddenly and tragically laid; in the attainment of the ambitions of many an orphan child, which not so long since had seemed to him or her to be mere dreams, impossible of realisation. Comfort for the bereaved, new hope for the children’s physical and educational welfare, assistance with the home, aid for the sick, money for the needy and a new courage to face a future that hitherto had held no promise, all these facets of Legacy endeavour combine to present a living and enduring memorial to the man we honour as our Founder today. Between the two World Wars in addition to establishing himself successfully in civilian life and answering the constant calls of Legacy on his energy and time, Savige maintained an active association with the Army. He was convinced that a Second AIF would one day be urgently called upon, and as a Battalion Commander he spared no effort to train the Officers under his charge during the uneasy years of peace for the trial that he felt must come. These men have all subsequently had distinguished military careers, their names are well known and many of the serve in Legacy today. When the second crisis came, Savige himself was one of the first to offer, and although his youth was spent, he proudly carried the number VX13 throughout the terrible years that followed. This time he was to command, first the 17th Australian Infantry Brigade in the first action of the Second AIF against the enemy at Barida, and subsequently at Tobruk and Derna - all famous names now. It was his patrols which gave the warning - unheeded at the time - that Rommel’s reinforcements were reaching North Africa far earlier than was expected. Then followed the grim days of Greece and Crete when the fine qualities of his leadership were put to the utmost test. I have been told by those who were closest to him it was typical of Savige that when his convoys were on the move back and were being blasted from the air by the unopposed Luftwaffe, he should sit by the side of the open road, wearing his red banded cap, to steady the morale of men who had then no chance of hitting back at the enemy. Unorthodox no doubt, but here was a man indeed. Throughout the whole campaign and later when he commended the 3rd division in New Guinea and later still when with the rank of Lieutenant-General he became a Corps Commander in New Guinea and Bouganville, it was at all times characteristic of him that he should see for himself the situation in the forward areas. He dealt personally with his subordinate commanders whenever it was possible to do so. No one says his G.S.O. 1. understood better than he did the importance of front line troops seeing their G.O.C. frequently, and knowing that he was aware of and prepared to share their hardships and dangers. He took many risks that he should not have taken, exhausted himself physically and mentally times without number, and considered himself not at all in order to secure the success of his operations. Finally, in Bouganville, he brought his campaign to a victorious conclusion and accepted the personal surrender of the Japanese Commander. Savige is known as one of Australia’s most human military leaders, but let no one believe that he did not ask and receive the utmost of his men. He trained them in a hard school but he was ever conscious of their needs and observant and thoughtful of their welfare. Fearless and untiring under conditions which brought younger men down, he asked nothing that he was not himself prepared to give and do. The close of the Second World War left him with the same brave heart; but a vitality greatly impaired. He was called up again and again to perform important national tasks, notably that of Co-ordinator of Demobilisation and Dispersal. But his interest in Legacy never flagged it was in fact more personal than ever, for under his command many junior legatees, sons of former comrades had proved themselves worthy of their Fathers in war and in peace. In the bearing and achievements of the young men of the Second A.I.F. he took a particular and justifiable pride. He applied himself to the Extension of Legacy to areas where it had not previously been practicable to operate. His record of service and close personal contact with the men of both wars made him a most welcome pioneer and many new Clubs and Groups resulted from his efforts. He founded, and I doubt whether any one else could have done so, the Club in the great Capital of our Empire. His reputation and obvious sincerity surmounted obstacles that might well have daunted lesser man. Legacy’s debt to him visibly increased. But he was ever a simple man, with a great love and understanding of his fellow men and a true Legatee at heart. Much that he did will never be known or recognised, save by those who benefitted. His service in Legacy ranged from the humble kitchen of cottage and farm to our representation in Westminster Abbey itself. A knighthood set the seal upon an outstanding career. None the less when upon the death of Field Marshall Sir Thomas Blamey, Lieut. General Sir Stanley Savige became the Patron of the Melbourne Club, he retained at his own express desire, the title of Legatee Savige, and when on that final day we bade him farewell, when the Flags he had served so well were lowered and the guns which had formed a grim final salute, it was apparent to all who had eyes to see that this great and simple man had won such a place in the hearts and affection of his fellow country men as is given to few men indeed. From the packed Cathedral, escorted by his fellow Generals, followed by men of his own Units, by Legatees and a great company of others who had cause to honour and esteem him, he made his last journey. But that is not the end. His voice and presence are lost to us but his memory and inspiration must ever remain. As he has bequeathed to the National War Memorial yonder his diaries, records and battle plans, so he has bequeathed to us his fellow Legatees his greatest achievement and his trust, Legacy itself. Never was the Torch passed by worthier hands. Now it is ours to hold it high. Whatever material memorial the future many hold for him, Legacy owes its Founder a livelier recompense. It is within our power to implement what I believe to be his greatest wish, that Legacy and its ideal of comradeship and service shall flourish and endure. Let each one of us then resolve that we shall, within our Clubs, in all tasks to which we are assigned, both great and small, keep in our minds the life and spirit of Stanley George Savige, so that we may be proud at all times to say of Legacy to those who follow after - “If you would see his memorial - Look around you”.The tribute to Stanley Savige shows how greatly he was regarded by the Legatees.Off white quarto paper with black type, address given about Stan Savige to the Canberra Conference, x 12 pages.savige, speech, obituary

SUMMARY - Edna (Myers) Barrie, 1918 – 2018, Profile Early Life Edna was born at Melton and delivered by Hannah Watts. Her mother Martha walked in the dark at night with her basket under her arm to the bridge over the Toolern Creek Bridge and into Sherwin Street to the corner of Yuille Street to Hannah’s house Lynch Cottage. Martha’s husband was away shearing and eventually heard the news of the birth of their blue eyed third child and second daughter. She was born into a family that was surrounded by music; her father played the “squeeze box” and mother the mouth organ. From an early age the family were aware of the great composers, a framed picture of Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert and Wagner hung above the door to the lounge room of their 4 roomed cottage, the room where the piano stood. Her life on stage started as a singer aged 6 years at the Melton Mechanics Institute Hall. Edna was born with a natural ear for music learning piano and singing from her older sister Marjorie who became an accomplished pianist and soloist and renowned music teacher in Melton and district. In the 1920s and 1930s concerts at the Melton Mechanics Institute were regular events were the local talent was fostered. The Myers children, like other children of Melton and Rockbank, studied singing, piano and elocution, sat examinations, entered in competitions in South Street Ballarat, Footscray and Melbourne. In 1929 a Sacred Concert was broadcast by 3AR from the Hall as part of the Back to Melton Celebrations. Marjorie Myers performed two of the items on the piano. Edna attended Melton State School 430 from 1924 – 1933. Her father Fred had also attended the same school. In 1924 the School staged Cinderella at the Melton Mechanics Institute Hall with a cast of 33 students. After completing her education a Melton she boarded in South Melbourne and attending Melbourne Girls High School (MacRobertson Girls High School), a school which recognized her musical attributes. She travelled home on the train on the weekends, sometimes getting off at Rockbank to save a few pennies in fares. Working life The early 1930s the Depression was a difficult time for a young woman to find work. Jobs were often menial and given to the youngest and therefore cheapest applicant. She worked as sales assistant at Polonskis and Myer in the city, and Irvines Modes in Footscray. Working to 1pm on Saturday, and when held up by a customer meant missing the train home. While at Myer Department store she lived at home and rode her bike to the Melton railway station. On one occasion she had a nasty fall when a part of her bicycle came loose causing the bike to crash rendering her concussed and injuring her nose. During the 1930s she was given a camera “a little snap” by Mrs Kelly her landlady. This began her interest in photography documenting family life at their “Burnbank” home. Musically, while at Myers she participated in annual performances held at The Kings Hall and the Myer Mural Hall. Working in the basement at Myers she was often embarrassed when her name was called, customers assuming she belonged to the Myer Family. Ken Myer worked in the basement at the same time handling the ‘Wheeler’, a wicker basket used for moving goods around the store. The family philosophy was for the children to start at the bottom and work their way up. Social life Social life in her teenage years was connected also with Scots Presbyterian Church. She attended Sunday School classes and received book prizes for attendance. She loved to read and welcomed the times when she received new book. She took part in the Sunday School Anniversaries and was presented with a Bible from the Superintendent, Henry Robinson for her assistance with the music. Marriage and War years In 1941 Edna married Ernest “Bonnie” Barrie. War in the Pacific was soon to break out. While in Sydney on their honeymoon they met up with Jim Barrie who was on his way to Canada via Hawaii just missing Pearl Harbour by two days. Jim became a Spitfire Pilot and joined the RAF and was based in England. He returned to Australia later in RAAF to fight the Japanese off the coast of New Guinea. The three eldest Barrie brothers were farmers and food producers and were thus except from military service. Edna and Bon were members of the VAOC- Volunteer Air Observers Corp entailing being rostered on duty as plane spotters. The women took shifts during the day and the men at night which involved staying overnight in the Shire Offices. Later the spotting tower was built in the plantation opposite the Post Office. Edna and Bon carried on with this from their home in Ferris Rd when the threat of invasion had ceased Community life Community life in Melton revolved around fund raising events for the Melton Mechanics Institute for the War effort and keeping up with maintenance for the Hall. In 1944 the Minister for Health gave approval for the Shire of Melton to open and Infant Welfare Centre inviting Edna to form part of the Committee with seven other women. In 1948 she was President of Melton Branch of the Victorian Health Centres Association. She volunteered this use of her car driving the person in charge, Sister Smith to visit mothers and their babies. In 1963, along with Betty Jones and Isabel Snell, Edna was instrumental in forming the 1st Melton Cub Pack and later supported the formation of the 1st Melton Scouts. During 1963 – 1968 she completed the Australian Boy Scout Association Cub Pack Preliminary Training and achieved her Wood Badge. Country Women’s Association In 1944-1996 she was a member of the Melton Branch Country Women’s Association (CWA), Melton Branch, Secretary of the Branch in 1945 – 1946 and Branch International Secretary 1970-1971. She worked with choir, music and drama interest groups within the branch attaining both first and second place in 1959, second place in 1952 Exhibition and second in Music in 1960 in the state. She was involved in their handicraft craft events, fund raising and musical events and singing competitions. During the 1950s she trained Trios and Quartets in part singing for the CWA competitions in Ballarat and Melbourne. It was at this time that she developed her skill as a conductor and trainer of choirs. She later auditioned for the Victorian Choir for alto parts believing she would stand a better chance of being chosen, because of her ability to sing in natural harmony. In 1962 she participated in the Tenth Australian Country Women of the World (ACWW) Triennial Conference “Australia Presents: CWA Massed Choir” in the Melbourne Town Hall. This event was recorded by Super Sound Spotlight on 45 extended play vinyl record. The songs were Australian music and words, for example The Silver Stars are in the Sky, The Graceful Swaying Wattle and Kookaburra. Edna continued with her interest in the Victorian Choir regularly meeting at the CWA Headquarters in Toorak for rehearsals. In 1974 she took part in the Australian Choir at the fourteenth Triennial conference of the ACWW Interfaith Service held at the Perth Concert Hall on the 13th of October. Arts and Culture Edna was also in the Choir of 3KZ Carols by Candlelight at the Myer Music Bowl in 1963 and 1964. Melton Choral Society. Edna was Director and Conductor in the 1970s performing at many community events such as Carols by Candle Light, Church Services, Easter and Palm Sunday services, Mothers Union and the 1976 Community Services Week Combined Church Service. The October – November 1978 Program covered the following: songs from the Musicals, Choral and Solo with Narratives, Guest Instrumental Item, Recitation Negro Spirituals and Australian Songs. Her involvement with church choirs included the Scots Presbyterian Church Choir Easter and Christmas performances and the 1967 Centenary Service. In 1980s the Melton Uniting Church Sacred Music Performances included The Crucifixion by Stainer, The Olivet to Calvary and other church Hymns. Edna was Musical Director of the Melton Amateur Theatrical Society and worked on performances in collaboration with Mabel Rogers on script and musical interpretation. Melton and District Historical Society Annual Art and Craft Show. First held in Melton Mechanics Institute Hall in 1973, it later took place in the in the Melton Community Hall. The Art Show was also run in conjunction with other community organizations such as Rotary and Girl Guides. Community history and research Melton streetscape and society Over 20 years commencing in the 1970s, Edna undertook extensive photographing of the changing streetscape of Melton’s High Street. She anticipated the impact of change on the community during the time of Melton’s rapid transition from a small farming district to a large urban community and this led to her extensively document and photograph many of the structures and landscape features of the township that have since been lost. She also meticulously recorded much of the contemporary life of the town and has left a significant legacy of archival material. Melton State School 100 Years Celebration, October 1970 Co-author with Mabel Rogers “The First 100 Years, 1870 – 1970” Assembled a collection of School Class Photograph and identified and compiled lists of names for future school history. She also assembled a photographic display for the 125th anniversary in 1995. Melton and District Historical Society (M&DHS) Foundation Member, 1968 Held President and Secretary positions from its inception Research associated with the classification of Heritage buildings Christ Church Classification C Scots’ Presbyterian Church Classification D Set up the storage and Catalogue system in the Office at the Willows Organised society visits to Heritage sites in and beyond the Shire of Melton, including Stathtulloh, Eynesbury, Deanside, ToolernVale sites including Merrywood (now demolished) Staughton Vale, Chirnside, Point Cook, Shwerkolts Cottage. 1970 – 1983 Melton and District Historical Society Letterhead. Staughton Memorial Light from early newspaper cutting in its location before restoration to present location. Sketch by Wendy Barrie. Designing and printing pamphlets, stationery, and other sale items with Willows title. M&DHS street naming research for new housing developments (1970 – 2000). Collaborated with Mary Tolhurst to research the names of early landowners and pioneer families connected to the first settlers. Researched Aboriginal names for inclusion on lists submitted to developers. An early example is the naming of Kuranjang and the street names associated with the McPherson family. Plains of Promise (Shire of Melton history) by Joan Starr (1985). Edna assisted with Historical Society materials and contributed her own research and photographs. Contacted and organised for Hubert Opperman to launch the book. (She was also present at his last bike ride at Rochester in 1995.) Western Metropolitan Groups of Historical Societies. Member attending meetings and representing Melton, also hosted the Group at Melton The Willows Member of the Committee of Management for the restoration of the “Willows” house the establishment of The Willows Park 1982 March - Official Opening of the Willows Park- Preparation and planning for the event. Involved in the collecting of items in the furnishing of the display rooms in the Willows house. Donated items and furniture from the Myers and Daley family houses. (19th century) Machinery Shed Establishment. Involved with Jeff Robinson in the construction and collection of machinery display Other significant sites Championed and participated in the restoration and preservation significant sites in Melton, including: restoration of the Staughton Memorial Light and its return to its present site restoration of the Pykes Grave (using EW Barrie earthmoving equipment) restoration and reconstruction of Dunvegan restoration and reconstruction of Macs Cottage, the management and Caretakers residence Melton State School War Memorial Gates removed from Unitt Street entrance and relocated to the Willows Park Donated the Barrie family single furrow plough which was standing at the Court House Plaza. It removed and to Council Depot and later missing. The plaque was taken to the Willows. Jimmy Melrose (aviator) cairn restoration at crash site in Melton South Donald Mackintosh (Olympic gold medallist marksman) grave site at the Melton Cemetery (Historical items held by the Myers family collection.) Houdini first flight at Diggers Rest. Edna’s father was shearing at Diggers Rest at the time and witnessed the flight. She attended the 90 year anniversary of the event at the site in 2000. Radio and electronics Edna’s husband Bon interest in wireless communication dates in the 1920s with the building of a crystal set in the early days of public broadcasting. At the Back to Melton Celebrations in 1929, 3AR broadcast a concert from the Melton Mechanics Institute on the 20th February at 8pm featuring Footscray City Band, James Hill baritone, Vera Carew Soprano, James Foran Tenor, Marjorie Myers Piano, and James Williamson Entertainer. Accompanists: Miss Agnes Ross and Mrs James Hill. The Myers children had recordings of their piano playing made onto the aluminium records, Martha Myers’ voice can be heard introducing an item. These were made in a studio in Melbourne. Marjorie was given a upright Gramophone by Donald Mackintosh in recognition of her talent and her contribution to the cultural life of Melton. The family were then able to listen to 78rpm recordings of the famous classical recordings. The turntable was hand wound metal stylus needles had to be regularly replaced. The aluminium disk needed a bamboo needle to prevent damage to the surface. Before electricity was introduced to Melton in 1939 the Mechanics Hall relied on generators to produce electricity. Bon Barrie, being mechanically minded, built a public address system for be used a community functions at the Hall and Recreational Park. By 1939 this was up and running and used for over three decades. A large Collection of 78rpm records provided music for dances, marching, parades and any public event needing music and microphones. The early system was portable and worked on batteries. CFA Radio Communication In the 1950s with the introduction two-way HF and later VHF very high frequency radio sets. Melton Rural Fire Brigade was part of the Bacchus Marsh Group. Radio sets where located in the Melton Fire Truck, and in the house of the Barrie family at Ferris Road. This was an ideal location to observe a 360 degree view in all directions when smoke appeared on the horizon. An antenna was erected beside the house. The set OX 7 was located in the kitchen and monitored 24 hours by the family. When an electrical fire occurred at the junction of the electricity to the house there was time to radio the fire station and summons the men working in the paddocks, thus saving the house from possible destruction. With the introduction of UHF – ultra high frequency Vinten Radios the signal was clearer and static and interference lessened and radio traffic became easier to read, and reduced noise levels in the household. VL3 LY Radio Base became the Group Headquarters was established in 1967. By 1970 the Brigades were: Melton, Rockbank, Sydenham, Toolern Vale, Diggers Rest, Truganina, and Werribee. In 1974 when the family moved to First Avenue, another antenna and a small building were erected adjacent to the residence and used to house the equipment, maps. Radio traffic consisted of regular schedule times and communication with adjoining groups of brigades such as Bacchus Marsh, Mt Macedon and Little River Groups. Many of the brigade and group base radios were situated in private residences and operated primarily by fire fighters wives who held the position of Communications Officer, either registered as a brigade member or informally. Edna was never registered as an operational brigade member but operated informally as an assistant to her husband Bon. She was however a member of the Melton Fire Brigade Ladies Auxiliary from its inception in 1968, a non-operational position. Edna kept up to date with radio procedure following the 1967 handbook; preparing maps, plotting compass points and taking notes on weather forecasts from the SA Border and Western District. Daily notes were taken in anticipation of fire warnings. These log books and daily radio traffic were incidental to the regular radio schedules. Emergency turnouts noted, burning off times and predicted location of smoke. In the summer fire season all TBF (total fire ban days were recorded.) In times of emergency the Barrie family assisted Bon the base radio operator to plot the position and location of fire trucks and to help clarify garbled radio traffic, keep notes and make telephone calls. These log books are held in the EE and EW Family Archive. Melton Uniting Church Edna founded the Church Opportunity with Maisie Robinson in 1975 in the Melton South Methodist Church building. Methodist and Presbyterian Churches of Melton had combined severing their long held connection with Bacchus Marsh. A Manse had been recently built for the Melton Minister. At a Parish Committee meeting at the Melton South Church it was suggested to use the building as an Opportunity Shop. It opened in July 1975, and it raised $1,600 contribution to the church budget in 1976. In 1977 The Uniting Church in Australia was formed and the Melton South Uniting Church Opportunity shop continued to go from strength to strength expanding the buildings providing the welfare needs of the community. Archive Set up by Edna Catalogued items dating from 1857 Minute Book and set ongoing system and storage of items of heritage. Melton Un Awards and recognition of service to the Melton community Rotary Award for Community Service, 1980 Victoria 150th Anniversary Celebrations contributions, 1985 Life Membership of the Melton and District Historical Society (M&DHS), 1989 Extra-Ordinary Contribution for years of service to M&DHS, 1992 Long Service for Exceptional Service MD&HS, 1993 Royal Historical Society of Victoria Award of Merit, 1997 Shire of Melton Certificate of Appreciation for continued support and dedication as a member of MD&HS to the preservation of Melton’s History, 1998 Centenary of Federation Peoplescape (Canberra) Melton Shire nomination, 2001 Uniting Church Melton Life Membership of the Opportunity Shop Uniting Church in Australia Commission for Mission for 30 years of hard work and dedications to the Uniting Church, 2007 Uniting Church Adult Fellowship Certificate appreciation in recognition of valuable support through the “Sammy” Stamp Fund Neighbourhood Watch 5 year award Photographs of Edna at different ageslocal identities

The Dunolly World War One Memorial Pillar, located in front of the Town Hall on Broadway Street, and was unveiled on November 18th 1921. The pillar is topped by an urn and rests on a square concrete plinth, which lists the names ninety-four locals who died serving during the First World War. On Friday afternoon the Premier, accompanied by Messrs. Pennington and Groves, M's.L.A., visited Dunolly, and unveiled a soldiers' memorial — a polished granite column on a square base, erected by the residents at a cost of £300. It bears the names of 94 district soldiers who were killed in action. The Premier, who is a native of Dunolly, referred to his early associations with the town and district. Speaking of the valiant service rendered by the Australian soldiers in the great war, he paid a tribute to those who enlisted from the country districts. He was not one of those who would withhold national memorials to the fallen because provision had not been made for all who had returned. It was right and proper to have these memorials as silent reminders of the great sacrifice made by the many as a lasting tribute to their memory. Messrs. Groves and Pennington and local clergymen also spoke. The school children sang O God, Our Help in Ages Past, and a bugler sounded the Last Post after the unveiling. The shire president entertained the visitors and committee at dinner. The Age (Melbourne), 19 November 1921. Colour photograph of the Dunolly War Memorial. Front Inscription "Erected by the Shire of Bet Bet and Dunolly Borough To the memory of the brave and noble men who fought and died for the Empire and our freedom in the Great War 1914 - 1918. Pass not this stone in sorrow but in pride, and may you live as nobly as they died." "Private L. Polinelli has written several letters to his mother at Dunolly, dated from from Tel el Kebir from January 13th till the 22nd. He had written every day or two, and this example, is a very fine one. He explains why there was an interval some weeks during which he sent no letters. This was just before the evacuation of Gallipoli, and no-one was permitted to send letters at such a critical time, as there were fears that carefully arranged plans might leak out in some way. Gallipoli had been evacuated on the 19th December, which happened to be Private Polinelli's 24th birthday, and he has cause, he says, to remember that birthday particularly, when this important movement, in which he participated, was so success-fully carried out. He was in the best of health. They had been on Lemnos Island for two weeks after leaving Galilipoli, and while there they got billeted and numerous gifts from Australia, which gave great delight. He (Private Polinelli) had got a big mail - 35 letters and a number of parcels. Both Norman Watson and himself were feeling well, although they had a pretty rough time at the front, but they were feeling better every day. Further letters speak of the arrival in Egypt and the Australian being encamped at Tel el Kebir, 40 miles from Cairo. He states that W. Lyndon had returned from England and was with them. He (W. Lyndon) looks splendid and had had a splendid time in England and Scotland. He saw Jack Lewis in England, and thinks he was to return to Australia. Reference is made to the Rev. Father Goidanich who was with their brigade, and who had been wounded at the front, but was all right again. Father Goidanich is well-known in this district. The letters were written in good spirits and many references were made to friends in Dunolly and district. A friend in Dunolly has received a letter from Private L. Polinelli, which is dated February 3rd, and written 'from the Arabian Desert.' This covers a vast extent of country, so that there is no use in speculating as to the locality, and portions of the letter which possibly would have given some indication have bean 'censored.' Private Polinelli wrote that Norman Watson and Himself were in the best of health and have stook the life well. They are right out of civilisation at time of writing. He referred to their Dtsojourns at Lemoos Island, where Christmas was spent, and where the billies and puddings assisted much in their enjoyment. But they were glad to leave Lemnos Island. After being in camp at Tel el E-bir for two weeks they were sent to where they were at the time of writing, all being in good xxxx and the open country suiting them well. He speaks with admiration of the desert work done by the camels so very largely used. The censoring was very strict so that he could not give much news. After alluding to the return to splendid health of W. Lyndon from England, he says he saw a lot of others from round Dunolly on returning to Egypt, including Tom Fishlock, R. Johnson, and J. Taylor, and some others from Betley, and all looked well. He had also seen Erie Williamson a few times, and he looked splendid. He concludes with remembrances to friends, and from himself and Norman Watson to the Loyal Prince Alfred Lodge." (Dunolly and Betbetshire Express and County of Gladstone Advertiser, Tue 14 Mar 1916) "SOLDIER'S LETTERS PRIVATE L. POLINELLI A friend in Dunolly has received another interesting letter from Private L Polinelli, son of Mrs J Davis, South Dunolly. It is from "Somewhere in France," and is dated July 23rd. He remarks with regret that a good deal of the soldiers' mail from Australia went down in the Arabia, and then goes on to say:- "Norman is back here with us again now and looking well. He had a splendid time over in England after he was able to get out of bed. It was two years on the 18th of this month (January) since Norman and I enlisted, and we celebrated the occasion by having a bit of an evening out. I am very pleased that he is back; we spend most of our time together. We are at present out of the line having a spell in a village, so we are not having a bad time just now but we will soon be going into the trenches again. I met Wally Bell a few days ago; they were going into the line to relieve our brigade. We did not have time to have a long talk. He looks rather thin, but he was always that way. He is feeling well, and wishes to be remembered to his friends in Dunolly. I also met C. Game the same day; he looked well but, as he was also going into the line, we could not have much of a talk J. Hughes and C. Atherton are also over here now; I often see them. W. Lyndon and T. Miles are well ; I was speaking to them yesterday. We are having very bad weather over here now ; it is either raining or snowing every day. The snow was about a fool deep a few days ago. When the rain comes after it, it makes things muddy, The mud is very bad over here; it takes us all our time to struggle through it in places. We will all be very glad when the winter is over. I was over in England on furlough last month, and had a splendid time. The people over there do all they can to give us a good time. I had several invitations to visit different people, and those that we did visit gave us a splendid time. At the place where I was staying they always had a guide waiting of a morning to show us any place of interest that we wanted to see. There was also always a supply of free tickets to the different theatres if we wanted them ; so you see that they go to some expense to give ns a good time. When they know yon are from France you are sure of a hearty welcome. was up in Scotland, and spent five days in Edinburgh. It is a very pretty place, especially when it is seen from Edinburgh Castle, which is on a high bill overlooking the place. We veil through the Castle; also Holyrood Palace. There are a lot of interesting things to be seen in the two places connected with the history of Scotland. It was snowing very heavily while v« were in Scotland, and we bad some fine snowballing with the Scotch people. I greatly enjoyed the trip to Scotland. It would take a very long time to see all round London. I saw a lot of the old historical places there, which were very interesting. The fogs are very bad in London. I had an experience of a London fog one day; it was the heaviest they experienced for a number of years. We could only see a few yards ahead of us. Nearly everyone carried torches; it looked very funny. . . . There are nearly always as many women drinking in the bars as men; it struck me as being very strange, a bit different to what we are used to in Australia, a trip through some parts of London is a real eye-opener to us. It is interesting to watch the traffic in some of the business parts of London it moves along in one big mass. It is a wonder that a lot more accidents do not happen. I saw Australia House, where the High Commissioner has his office, in the Strand. It is not yet finished. It looks a very fine place, and when completed will be 'some' place. Both Norman and I are well, and send remembrances to friends." (Since this letter was written we have had the sad news of the death from wounds of Privates Atherton and Hughes, and that Sergeant Miles and Corporal Norman Watson have been wounded.) (Dunolly and Betbetshire Express and County of Gladstone Advertiser , Friday 13 April 1917, page 2) "Private L Polinelli, from some of whose previous letters we have published interesting extracts, has written to a friend in Dunolly, the letter being from France, and dated April 28th. Private Polinelli says among other things, "I am pleased to say that, Norman (Watson), Les (Anderson) and myself are in the best of health. We now have been in France some time. It is a terrible place for rain ; It has been raining all the time we have been here. It has also been very cold, snowing at times, but it is starting to "fine up" now, and the last few days have been splendid. I hope it keeps like that for a while, as it makes things very miserable in the trenches when it is so wet. We get a few days spell out of the trenches every now and again; so things are not as bad here as they were at Gallipoli. It is not so lively here so far as it was over there either. I am sorry to say that Jack Sanderson, who had been Will Lyndon's mate since they joined the forces, got killed during a bombardment last night. He was terribly knocked about with a shell. I saw W. Lyndon to-day and he was telling me all about it. He seemed terribly cut up over it, and so am I, as I was with Jack a lot over at Gallipoli after Will got sent away sick. He was always bright and cheerful, always had a smile up whenever I met him. I feel very sad about it. We will do all we can to make the Germans pay for it. You will most likely know him, as be used to live in Dunolly before going to Bendigo. Will Lyndon had a narrow escape also, as he was not very far from where the shell burst. He escaped with a bit of a shock, otherwise he is in the best of health. We have a good time among the French people when we are out of the trenches. They do all they can to make us feel at home. I am getting quite expert at speaking French. They smile at us a treat trying to speak French, but we generally make ourselves understood and have a good time among them. It is very rarely we see a young Frenchman, they being all away fighting. The women do all the work on the farms themselves, and deserve every credit for it. . . . I was sorry to hear about the death of Nurse M'Mahon; she was a grand old nurse. I heard that her daughter Nelly was nurse in a hospital on Lemnos Island, and when we were there I went to two of the hospitals to try to see her, but she did not happen to be at either, and I had no time to visit any of the others, so I did not see her. I was also sorry to hear about Mrs Rokahr, as she has left so many little ones behind. (Reference is made to other happenings in Dunolly.) So far I am pleased to say Norman and I have had the luck not to have had a day's illness; I think we are very fortunate, as such a lot get sent to the hospital ill. We are also lucky to have escaped the bullets and shells so far. I hope that luck sticks to us. I am sorry that, owing to the censorship, I cannot give you any interesting news of our trip over to France and the places we have seen. I will have to keep that till I get back to Dunolly again. . . . I have just heard that the battalion that Teddy Game is in has arrived, so I am going to look him up first chance I get." (The letter concludes with remembrances to members of the Lodge and other friends.) (Dunolly and Betbetshire Express and County of Gladstone Advertiser, Tuesday 13 June 1916, page 3) "PRIVATE L POLINELLI Another very interesting letter has been received by a friend in Dunolly from Private L. Polinelli, from France dated May 4th, 1916- Private Polinelli says-" I was glad that you got the letter I wrote from the Arabian Desert. The Censor must have crossed a good deal of it out. They seem to cross out a lot more than is really necessary. We left out there all of a sudden, and in a very short while found ourselves over here. It does not take them very long to make a move. I was saying in the last letter that I was going to try and find " Teddy " Game. I met him a few days ago and had a good yarn with him; he looks real well. I also met S. Prew, and "Ted" Smyth and his son Ernie. They all looked splendid, and are in the same battalion. "Ted" Smyth sticks to it well, and looks better than he ever looked. They will be under fire for the first time in a few days. S. Prew was hit in the landing at Gallipoli, but be is quite well now. W. Smythe, who is in our brigade is well ; I see him very often. " Les " Peart is not with us now; he has joined a Pioneer battalion, and I have not seen him since he joined it. I gave all the Dunolly boys your best wishes and they all wish to be remembered to you— also the same remembrance from Dave Millar, who used to play football for Dunolly from Moliagul. He is in our battalion, having come over with reinforcements. I see him every day and he wished to be remembered to you. A brother of Mr A. J. Williamson, manager of the Bank of Victoria, Dunolly, is also in this battalion. He is a great friend of mine ; we often have a talk about Dunolly. He was not well a little while ago, having to go into a hospital, but is all right again and is back with me. Eric Williamson, son of Mr A. J. Williamson is over here ; Norman (Watson) saw him a few days ago and said he looked well. Norman has been a corporal for some time. I was also offered stripes lately, but preferred to remain a private. There is a lot of worry and running about when you are an N.C.O., so I think I will remain as I am. ... So football is about done this season. I don't think they should cut it right out. I suppose some of them have to stay at home, so they ought to have some amusement. I would very much like to have a game, but I think I would just about forget how to play now. It is very amusing for us to read some of the soldiers letters in the Australian papers. . . l told you in the last letter about xxx young "Jack "Sanderson ; I was terribly sorry about him." Private Polinelli mentions in a letter to his sister in Dunolly that he happened to be beach at Gallipoli where the late Lord Kitchener was xxxxx addressed the' soldiers and' xxxxxx to them the message from the King. Private Polinelli states that he was very proud to have been one of those addressed by the great man. He and Norman Watson have never been a day out of the lines since arriving first in Egypt. It is intended to grant special leave to all those who have been kept so close to their posts xxx three months, and they are looking forward to this relaxation with keen anticipation, hoping to visit England and Scotland. (Dunolly and Betbetshire Express and County of Gladstone Advertiser, Tue 27 Jun 1916) "SOLDIER'S LETTERS. CORPORAL L. POLINELLI. Two letters have been received by Mrs J. Davis, South Dunolly, from her son, Corporal L. Polinelli, both written subsequent to the time when he was wounded, as reported when word was received at the time. Corporal Polinelli writes from No. 12 General Hospital, Rouen, France, and his first letter is dated 7th May. He stated that he was in hospital, he having been wounded in the arm and shoulder on 3rd May. He continued— " It is not a bad wound, and will not take long to heal up, as it is a clean wound. I was very lucky to get out of the fight alive, as I was buried by a shell explosion about an hour before I was wounded. It was very rough, and the noise of all the shells was terrible. Four men were killed by the same shell that wounded me, so I was fortunate. I am feeling a bit " shook up," and my head is aching from the concussion of the shells, but after a few days' spell in bed here I will be feeling just the thing again. So you need not worry about me ; a week or two will see me quite right again. We are having very nice warm weather just now-pleasant change after all the bad weather we have had." The second letter is dated May 12, Corporal Polinelli saying— "I am getting along splendidly ; the wound is healing up fast, so it will not be very long before I am quite right. The doc-tor, the other day said it would be better not to take the piece of shell out of my shoulder yet, and that it would not interfere with me in any way ; so perhaps l will always carry it about with me. He feared lest taking it out at that time would interfere with an artery. Rouen, where the hospital is, is a very pretty city. They give us leave to visit all the places when we are well enough. It is a nice spell here, away from the firing line. We have nothing to trouble us at all, so I will soon be just the thing again. When I got buried by a shell it shook me up a good deal. I felt it far more than the wound I got after; but it has not done me any harm, as I feel hardly any effects now. My good luck sticks to me in getting out of it so lightly. I hope you are not worrying at all about me, as I am all right. We are having beautiful weather over here— sunny days just like the Australian spring. . . . The sisters in the hospital are very nice, and treat us well. They have a lot of work to do, as a good few men have been wounded lately. I would have liked to have been sent over to England, but they are not sending many over there now. They treat as many as they can in France on account of attacks on hospital ships. I would have been able to have a good time with Norman (Watson) had l got over. He was just about all right when I heard from him last." Corporal Polinelli sends kind remembrances to friends." (Dunolly and Betbetshire Express and County of Gladstone Advertiser, Friday 6 July 1917, page 2) "SOLDIERS' LETTERS. CORPORAL L. POLINELLI. The following letter, dated from London on December 27; has been received by a friend in Dunolly from Corporal L. Polinelli (son of Mrs J. Davis, South Donolly), who, at the time of writing, after long and hard service at the front, was on furlough in England. After an introduction he says:— I am having a very good time. I went over to Ireland for five days, spending the most of the time in Dublin. I like the place very much. War appearances are not so conspicuous in Ireland as in England. The hotels are open all day, and a good meal can be obtained anywhere, which is more than can be got in England. The war seems to be making things very bad in England. It is very hard to get a good meal in London ; everything is so restricted. The only way to get a good meal is to go into two places. The people have to line up outside the shops for hours to get sugar, tea, and butter, and then they sometimes fail to get any. So many of our boats getting sunk is the cause of it. If things continue to go on in this way I am afraid that there is a very hard time in store for the people in England. Several people that I have spoken to say that they are just beginning to feel the pinch now. I was in London while an air raid was on a few days ago; it caused a lot of excitement among the people. Ten were killed and 70 wounded in the raid. I was about half a mile from where the bombs fell, so I was pretty right. I thought I had left the war behind in France, but it seems to be on over here at times also. I spent Christmas day with a family at Grantham, a town between London and Newcastle; they were very nice people. I had a very enjoyable time with them. I went to a dance in the evening and enjoyed it very much. It was a bit strange for a start, as it is the first dance I have been to since Norman and I had the send off at Dunolly in January, 1915. They do the dances a bit different over here to what they are done in Australia, and that made it worse still. I went through Guinness's Brewery while I was in Dublin. It is a wonderful place, and covers 55 acres of ground. I got a great surprise when I was starting on my leave in France. We were taken to the station we had to start from in a motor lorry, and who should the driver of the lorry be but Syd. Richards (son of Mr W. Richards, South Dunolly), who used to work at the Post Office in Dunolly. I rode on the front with him, so we had a good yarn. I did not know that be had joined, so was surprised to see him. He has grown a lot since I saw him last, and is looking well. Norman and Bill Lyndon were both well when I left France. We had been having a good spell near Messines, in Flanders, but they will be in the trenches by now. We have been round about Ypres for this last four months, and had some pretty rough times there. dunolly, dunolly war memorial, l. polinelli, bet bet, world war one, world war two, j. deledio, b. battilana, c. fitzgerald, f.s. kendall, j.h. hogan, p. zampatti, louisa davis, louisa gervasoni, bill lyndon, norman lyndon, sydney lindsay

Transcript of the Maggs Family History, given by Joan Walker, former member of RDHS:- Pioneer Family - Maggs • James Maggs and wife Harriet Banfield migrated to Melbourne on the “Ticondergoa” which sailed from Birkenhead on 4th August 1852 with 812 assisted immigrants. • In 1856 James purchased 7 acres of land, part of section 75, in the parish of Nunawading where he developed an orchard. • Three children died young – Emma (before 1862), Jemima at Ticonderoga Bay and Mary Jane aged 3 weeks at Koonung Creek. Three sons and a daughter survived them. Harriet died in 1875, James in 1888 both buried in Box Hill cemetery. • Their sons Joseph, Samuel and James all established orchards in the Ringwood/Croydon district. Samuel Maggs • Born 11 May 1851, Somerset, England and grew up on his fathers property in Springfield Road, Blackburn, one block east of Surrey Road. • On 4 October 1876 Sam married Eliza Ann Barnes. • 1881 purchased a block, Allot. 39 Parish of Warrandyte and developed an apple and cherry orchard. The orchard occupied the area between White Horse Road and Mullum Mullum Creek from Oban Rd east to where White Horse Road takes a slight turn to the right, near Burnt Bridge. • Son George b.28 December 1876 Warrandyte married Annie Smith d.9 May 1947. • Daughter Eliza Jane b.27 July 1878 Ringwood married William Dobbin, d.31 May 1946 Camberwell. • Son James b.15 May 1880, Lilydale married Catherine Atkins d.28 July 1940 Ringwood buried Box Hill. • Daughter Jemima b.16 December 1881 Warrandyte married Edward Lindsay in 1905, d.2 November 1955 and buried in Box Hill. • Daughter Jane b.22 May 1884 Warrandyte married Thomas S Knee in 1912 d.31 January 1971, buried at Box Hill. • Son Samuel William b.1 Jan 1889 Ringwood married Mina Lillian Schuhkraft in 1911 d.15 Jan 1955 Ringwood. Joseph Maggs • Born 5 June 1845, Somerset England. • Married Mary Ann Reid in April 1867 at Templestowe. • Bought Sec. 26a, in Ringwood on the corner of Eastfield Road an Mt Dandenong Road in February 1870. Planted 4 acres with fruit trees. Was also a wood carter. During the 1880s white clay was mined here, which he carted for the Victorian Porcelain Clay Coy. • Daughter Emma b.8 Jan 1868 Templestowe d. 3 August 1939, Richmond married May 1890 Fredrick W. McGinnis. • Daughter Agnes b.16 June 1869 Templestowe married John D Miller c.1894. d.3 February 1912 Heathmont, buried Box Hill. • Son Albert b.1 May 1871 Nunawading d.15 Nov 1893. • Son Hubert b.10 May 1873 Nunawading married Isabella Atkins in 1898 Ringwood d.11 August Wagga Wagga and buried there. • Daughter Harriet Annis b.13 August 1875 Box Hill d.21 Sept 1875. • Son Joseph b.25 September 1876 Box Hill d.3 Oct 1900 Mitcham. • Daughter Harriet Annis b.18 Aug 1879, Ringwood married James R Miller d.8 May 1945. • Son William b.3 Sep 1881 married Mary E Hardidge. D.6 April 1950 South Melbourne. • Daughter Dora Jane Dulcie b.13 December 1883 Ringwood d.1973. • Daughter Delia Rose b.20 February 1886, Ringwood married William J Sharkie d.30 October 1914 James Maggs • Youngest (born 28 April 1862, Blackburn) and only Australian born son was also an orchardist. • Married Marianne Hardidge in 1880 (divorced in 1906) purchased land in what is now Kalinda Road, adjoining Sam’s land. • James lived with Teresa Shanks in the Hawthorn and Prahran districts and became a taxi driver. Died in 1925, buried at Box Hill. Marianne became a midwife who delivered over 500 babies in the area – was known as Nurse Polly Maggs, died in 1941 aged 81. • Daughter Mary Ann Hase Polly b.5 July 1881 Ringwood married Thomas Lawford d.9 November 1961 buried at Box Hill. • Daughter Jane Emma b.9 May 1883 Ringwood married Frederick Bloom 1910 d.28 July 1954. • Daughter James John b.17 Jan 1885 Ringwood married Johanna Ida Edith Bloom in 1912 d.24 August 1962 buried at Box Hill. • Daughter David Joseph b.31 Jan 1887 Ringwood married Violet Lepp married 1916, d.11 July 1966. • Son Samuel Arthur b.11 March 1888 Ringwood married Bertha Anna Pump in 1913 d.7 August 1957. • Son John William b.16 April 1890 Ringwood married Lillian Mabel May Smith in 1909 d.18 February 1959 Cobram. • Daughter Eliza Anne b.6 March 1892 Ringwood d.April 18 1892. • Son Robert Thomas b.7 March 1893 Ringwood married Edith E Britnell in 1919 d.12 March 1981 buried Box Hill. • Son Albert Edward b.12 April 1895 Ringwood married Florence Sarah Pearce in 1918 d.30 January 1976 buried at Springvale. • Daughter Evaleen Victoria b.28 Aug 1897, Ringwood married Sydney Till married 1920 d.5 September 1989 buried at Box Hill. • Daughter Harriet Banfield Chrissy b.14 December 1899 Ringwood d.28 Dec 1979 buried Box Hill. Jane Maggs • Born 19 December 1858 in Blackburn. Died 5 July 1926 buried at Box Hill. Married William Cook and had one child, Harriet Amy Cook who never married and lived in Whitehorse Road, Mitcham until her death in 1962. Details, extract from Family Tree Maker family tree:- Descendants of James Maggs Generation No. 1 1. JAMES5 MAGGS (JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)1 died 24 Sep 18881. He married (1) HARRIET MARTHA BANFIELD1 23 Dec 1841 in Bristol, Somerset, England1. She was born 19 Jun 1817 in Clutton, Somerset, England1, and died 12 May 1875 in Nunawading, Victoria, Australia1. He married (2) ROSENA MAHON1 09 Dec 1875 in Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia1. She was born in Deptford, London, England1. Notes for JAMES MAGGS: JAMES MAGGS, and his wife HARRIET BANFIELD, migrated to Melbourne on the "Ticonderoga", which sailed from Birkenhead 4th Aug 1852 with 812 assisted immigrants aboard. In the close confines of the ship fever broke out and by the time she arrived off Port Phillip Heads on or about 2nd Nov, 100 deaths had been recorded in the log and hundreds were too weak to help themselves. Captain Wylie of the coastal trader "Champion", informed Captain Ferguson, the harbourmaster at Williamstown, of the tragic plight of the passengers and crew, and he came with two doctors, in the "Empire", to their aid. They anchored just inside Port Phillip Heads on 5 Nov. at the "Sanatory Station", declared but not yet established by the local authorities. Those who were well enough were put ashore in tents made of spars and sails. The "Lysander" was despatched from Melbourne to act as a hospital ship, and 2 houses, built of the local limestone, were commandeered as a quarantine station. For six weeks the survivors were held near Point Nepean at a place still known as Ticonderoga Bay while the fever, propably typhus, a louse borne epidemic disease, ran its course and a further 68 passengers, 2 crew members and 4 newborn babes succumbed to the scourge. Among them was Jemima Maggs, 3 year old daughter of James and Harriet. The dead were buried at the waters edge, in a grove of titree, a site now marked by Heaton's monument. The remainder of the family, including Samuel, just one year old, lived through the ordeal to make a new life in Australia. James obtained work with Robert Wilson of Bulleen for a period of 3 months at a wage of 52 pounds per annum with rations. By 1856 he was able to purchase 7 acres of land, part of section 75, in the parish of Nunawading at 5 pounds per acre. Here he developed an orchard by means of various mortgages including one taken out 17 July 1872 for 50 pounds from the Victorian Permanent Property Investment & Building Society. Three of their seven children died young, Emma before 1862, Jemima at Ticonderoga Bay, and Mary Jane, the first of their three Australian born children, aged 3 weeks at Konung Creek.Three sons and a daughter survived them. Harriet died in 1875, James lived until 1888 and both are buried at the Box Hill Cemetery. Their sons, Joseph, Samuel, and James all established orchards in the Ringwood/Croydon district. Bur Reg 308 Box Hill Grave #64 Presbyterian More About JAMES MAGGS: Ancestral File Number: LN0V-G01 Burial: 26 Sep 1888, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Christening: 20 Oct 1816, Clutton, Somerset, England1 Record Change: 03 Oct 20041 More About HARRIET MARTHA BANFIELD: Ancestral File Number: LN0V-N11 Burial: 14 May 1875, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Christening: 31 Aug 18171 Record Change: 29 Nov 20041 More About ROSENA MAHON: Record Change: 01 Dec 20011 Children of JAMES MAGGS and HARRIET BANFIELD are: i. EMMA6 MAGGS1, b. 13 Nov 1843, Clutton, Somerset, England1. More About EMMA MAGGS: Record Change: 08 Jul 20031 2. ii. JOSEPH MAGGS, b. 05 Jun 1845, Clutton, Somerset, England; d. 24 Jun 1886, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia. iii. JEMIMA MAGGS1, b. 25 Oct 1848, Clutton, Somerset, England1; d. 1852, Ticonderoga Bay, Victoria, Australia1. More About JEMIMA MAGGS: Record Change: 24 Jan 20031 3. iv. SAMUEL MAGGS, b. 11 May 1851, Clutton, Somerset, England; d. 30 Aug 1942, Croydon, Victoria, Australia. v. MARY JANY MAGGS1, b. 03 Dec 1855, Konung Creek, Victoria, Australia1; d. 27 Dec 18551. More About MARY JANY MAGGS: Record Change: 23 Jan 20051 4. vi. JANE MAGGS, b. 19 Dec 1858, Blackburn, Victoria, Australia; d. 05 Jul 1926, , Victoria, Australia. 5. vii. JAMES MAGGS, b. 1862, Nunawading; d. 1925, Fitzroy. Generation No. 2 2. JOSEPH6 MAGGS (JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)1 was born 05 Jun 1845 in Clutton, Somerset, England1, and died 24 Jun 1886 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia1. He married MARY ANN READ1 01 Apr 1867 in Templestowe, Victoria, Australia1. She was born Abt. 1847 in of Templestowe, Victoria, Australia1, and died 1925 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia1. Notes for JOSEPH MAGGS: Joseph Maggs born 5 Jun 1845 at Clutton, Somerset, England, arrived in Australia age 7 years. He married Mary Ann Read, in Apr 1867 at Templestowe, selected land, Lot 26a,in Ringwood on the corner of Eastfield Road and Mt.Dandenong Road, approx 114 acres, at 11 o'clock 2 Feb 1870. He planted 4 acres with fruit trees valued at 80 pounds and by Sep 1874 his occupation was farmer and wood carter. A 4 room house of lathe and plaster with a paling roof, a kitchen, a slab and bark stable and a pigsty had been errected to a value of 71 pounds. A well, 3 dams, clearing and fencing valued at 96 pounds are also listed. He notes "from the nature of the land, being very poor and heavily timbered, I have not been quite able to clear the complement required, not having means sufficient to do so, neither will the land pay when cultivated." Traces of antimony were found on the land but not in commercial quantities, however during the 1880s white clay was mined here, which he carted for the Victoria Porcelain Clay Coy. In Mar 1880 he was granted freehold title at a price of one pound per acre. More About JOSEPH MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 More About MARY ANN READ: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 21 Jul 20021 Children of JOSEPH MAGGS and MARY READ are: 6. i. EMMA7 MAGGS, b. 08 Jan 1868, Templestowe, Victoria, Australia; d. 03 Aug 1939, Richmond, Victoria, Australia. ii. ALBERT MAGGS1, b. 01 May 1871, Nunawading, Victoria, Australia1; d. 15 Nov 1893, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia1. More About ALBERT MAGGS: Record Change: 12 Oct 19971 7. iii. HUBERT MAGGS, b. 10 May 1873, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 11 Aug 1956, Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Australia. iv. HARRIET ANNIS MAGGS1, b. 13 Aug 1875, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1; d. Ringwood, Victoria, Australia1. More About HARRIET ANNIS MAGGS: Burial: 21 Sep 1875, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 v. JOSEPH MAGGS1, b. 25 Sep 1876, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1; d. 03 Oct 1900, Mitcham, Victoria, Australia1. More About JOSEPH MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 8. vi. HARRIET ANNIS MAGGS, b. 18 Aug 1879, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 08 May 1945. vii. WILLIAM MAGGS1, b. 03 Sep 18811; d. 06 Apr 1950, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia1; m. MARY ELIZA HARDIDGE1, 24 Dec 1912, Goulburn, N.S.W., Australia1; b. Abt. 1884, , of Victoria, Australia1; d. 1956, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia1. More About WILLIAM MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 More About MARY ELIZA HARDIDGE: Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 viii. DORA JANE DULCIE MAGGS1, b. 13 Dec 1883, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia1; d. 1973, Mitcham, Victoria, Australia1. More About DORA JANE DULCIE MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jan 20021 9. ix. DELIA ROSE MAGGS, b. 20 Feb 1886, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 30 Oct 1914. 10. x. AGNES MAGGS, b. 16 Jun 1869, Templestowe, Victoria, Australia; d. 03 Feb 1912, Heathmont, Victoria, Australia. 3. SAMUEL6 MAGGS (JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)1 was born 11 May 1851 in Clutton, Somerset, England1, and died 30 Aug 1942 in Croydon, Victoria, Australia1. He married ELIZA ANN BARNES1 04 Oct 1876 in Nunawading, Victoria, Australia1. She was born 19 Sep 1848 in St Lukes, London, England1, and died 17 Feb 1923 in Croydon, Victoria, Australia1. Notes for SAMUEL MAGGS: SAMUEL MAGGS grew up on his father's property in Springfield Road, Blackburn, one block east of Surrey Road. West of Surrey Road and fronting to White Horse Road was James Barnes' property, so by walking through the Maggs land and crossing Surrey Road, one might enter the back of the Barnes land, an easy way to visit ELIZA ANN BARNES. On the 4 Oct 1876 Sam and Eliza were married at her father's house. Sam wrote to the Secretary for Lands on the 29 Sep 1880, requesting that Allot. 39 Parish of Warrandyte be made available for selection. This block had been refused for selection earlier on the objection of the Mines Department as it was believed that the area was auriferous. When told that the block was available, Sam marked it at 5 o'clock December 3rd and applied for a lease of 12 acres 3 rods and 34 perches on the 6th December. On the application it is noted that he already had leasehold of 104 acres. His license was approved 7 Mar 1881 at a rate of 6 shillings and 6 pence per halfyear. Previously paid fees and rental came to 3 pounds 18 shillings, and he paid another pound for a certificate fee, a pound lease fee, plus the first half years rental, then proceeded to develop the land into an apple and cherry orchard.In 7 Mar 1898 he had succeeded in securing the freehold grant of the area by paying 2 pounds 18 shillings 6 pence fees due,plus a 1 guinea grant fee and assurance fund contribution of 7 pence, a total of 4 pounds and 1 penny. The orchard occupied the area between White Horse Rd and Mullum Mullum Creek,from Oban Rd east to where White Horse Road, now the Maroondah Highway, takes a slight turn to the right, near the Burnt Bridge. Sam and Eliza built a house on Sec38 and planted Fivecrown apples grafted on a Maggs Seedling stock at 24 ft spacing. Trees put in about 1875 were yielding up to twenty bushells 30 years later. He didn't approve of regulations which required spraying for codlin moth and was reputed to have said when denied coolstorage space until he sprayed his trees, "No one is going to tell me how to grow apples and anyway a bit of codlin is good for you". More About SAMUEL MAGGS: Ancestral File Number: LN0V-8X1 Record Change: 20 Aug 19971 Notes for ELIZA ANN BARNES: ELIZA ANN BARNES married SAMUEL MAGGS, son of neighbouring land owner, James Maggs, 4 Oct 1876 and had 6 children. She had a stroke about 1921 but was able to attend her seventyfourth birthday party held at her daughter Jane Knee's home in Sep 1922 when over forty family members gathered for the celebration(see photo). She died 17 Feb 1923 at Croydon. More About ELIZA ANN BARNES: Ancestral File Number: LN0V-2W1 Record Change: 20 Aug 19971 Children of SAMUEL MAGGS and ELIZA BARNES are: 11. i. GEORGE7 MAGGS, b. 28 Dec 1876, Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia; d. 09 May 1947, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia. 12. ii. ELIZA JANE MAGGS, b. 27 Jul 1878, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 31 May 1946, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia. 13. iii. JAMES MAGGS, b. 15 May 1880, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia; d. 28 Jul 1940, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia. iv. JANE MAGGS1, b. 22 May 1884, Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia1; d. 31 Jan 19711; m. THOMAS SAMUEL KNEE1, 1907, , Victoria, Australia1; b. 07 Aug 1881, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia1; d. 19 Apr 19601. More About JANE MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 More About THOMAS SAMUEL KNEE: Burial: 21 Apr 1960, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 22 Aug 20031 14. v. SAMUEL WILLIAM MAGGS, b. 01 Jan 1889, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 15 Jan 1955, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia. 15. vi. JEMIMA MAGGS, b. 16 Dec 1881, Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia; d. 02 Nov 1955. 4. JANE6 MAGGS (JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)1 was born 19 Dec 1858 in Blackburn, Victoria, Australia1, and died 05 Jul 1926 in , Victoria, Australia1. She married WILLIAM COOK1 1880 in , Victoria, Australia1. He was born Abt. 1859 in Wickliffe, Victoria, Australia1, and died 09 Aug 19391. Notes for JANE MAGGS: Jane Maggs, the only surviving daughter of James and Harriet, married William Cook and had one child, Harriet Amy Cook, known to her relatives as Cousin Amy. She never married and lived in the house inWhitehorse Road, Mitcham built by her parents, for many years until her death in 1962. She took a keen interest in family history and was a great source of information and memorabilia about the early days of the Ringwood area. More About JANE MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill1 Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 More About WILLIAM COOK: Burial: 10 Aug 1939, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 05 Nov 20011 Child of JANE MAGGS and WILLIAM COOK is: i. HARRIET AMEY7 COOK1, b. 1881, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1; d. 13 Sep 1962, Surrey Hills, Victoria, Australia1. More About HARRIET AMEY COOK: Burial: 17 Sep 1962, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia1 Record Change: 18 Feb 20011 5. JAMES6 MAGGS (JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)2,3 was born 1862 in Nunawading4, and died 1925 in Fitzroy4. He married (1) THERESA BROWN4 in Christchurch, New Zealand5. She was born 1869 in Clunes, Victoria, Australia5, and died 1930 in Prahran, Victoria, Australia5. He married (2) MARIANNE HARDIDGE6 1880 in Kew6. She was born 1860 in Doncaster6, and died 1941 in Mitcham6. He married (3) ADA JANE CROY7 19127. She was born 1883 in ,Victoria, Australia7. Notes for JAMES MAGGS: James Maggs, the youngest child and only Australian born son of James and Harriet, was an orchardist like his older brothers. He married Marianne Hardidge in 1880 and selected an area in what is now Kalinda Road, adjoining Sam's land. They constructed a four roomed house measuring 26 feet square valued at fifty pounds and stables valued at forty pounds. The buildings were made of palings with an iron roof. Here they raised ten children and lost a little girl, Eliza, aged three weeks. In 1900 James became seriously ill with a kidney disease and was visited during his illness by a wide section of his neighbours, including Mrs Theresa Shanks. He and Theresa became attracted to each other and broke up their marriages, with James and Marianne being divorced in 1906. James and Theresa lived in the Hawthorn and Prahran districts and he became a taxi driver. He contributed to the upkeep of his children although the divorce was a bitter affair. He died in 1925 in Fitzroy and Theresa only survived him by five years. They are buried in the same grave at Box Hill. Marianne became a midwife who delivered over 500 babies in the neighborhood. She was known as Nurse Polly Maggs and the people of Ringwood presented her with a wireless set in appreciation of her service to the community. She died at the age of 81 years in 1941. More About JAMES MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill Cemetery8 Record Change: 01 Sep 20018 Notes for THERESA BROWN: [Ringwood.ged] Theresa had a son Jim Shanks born1902 (father was James Maggs) Reg No 12243R More About THERESA BROWN: Burial: 05 Feb 1930, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia9 Record Change: 01 Sep 200110 More About MARIANNE HARDIDGE: Burial: Box Hill Cemetery10 Record Change: 01 Sep 200110 Marriage Notes for JAMES MAGGS and MARIANNE HARDIDGE: [Ringwood.ged] divorced in 1906 More About ADA JANE CROY: Burial: 15 Apr 1932, Geelong, Victoria, Australia11 Record Change: 10 Aug 200211 Child of JAMES MAGGS and THERESA BROWN is: i. JIM7 MAGGS12, b. 190212. More About JIM MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200112 Children of JAMES MAGGS and MARIANNE HARDIDGE are: ii. MARY ANN HASE7 MAGGS12, b. 188112. More About MARY ANN HASE MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200112 16. iii. JANE EMMA MAGGS, b. 1883; d. 28 Jul 1954. 17. iv. JAMES JOHN MAGGS, b. 1885; d. 24 Aug 1962, Parkville, Victoria, Australia. v. DAVID JOSEPH MAGGS12,13, b. 188714; d. 11 Jul 1966, Mt. Waverley, Victoria, Australia15; m. VIOLET ADELINE LEPP15, 1916, , Victoria, Australia15; b. 1888, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia15; d. 26 Mar 1966, ,Victoria, Australia15. More About DAVID JOSEPH MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200116 More About VIOLET ADELINE LEPP: Record Change: 21 Jan 200217 18. vi. SAMUEL ARTHUR MAGGS, b. 1888; d. 07 Aug 1957, Doncaster, Victoria, Australia. 19. vii. JOHN WILLIAM MAGGS, b. 1890; d. 18 Feb 1959, Cobram, Victoria, Australia. viii. ELIZA ANN MAGGS18, b. 189218; d. 189218. More About ELIZA ANN MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill Cemetery18 Record Change: 01 Sep 200118 20. ix. ROBERT THOMAS MAGGS, b. 1893; d. 12 Mar 1981. 21. x. ALBERT EDWARD MAGGS, b. 1895; d. 1976. 22. xi. EVALEEN VICTORIA MAGGS, b. 1897; d. 05 Sep 1989. xii. HARRIET BANFIELD MAGGS18, b. 189918. More About HARRIET BANFIELD MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200118 23. xiii. MARY ANN HASE POLLY MAGGS, b. 05 Jul 1881, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 09 Nov 1961. xiv. HARRIET BANFIELD CHRISSY MAGGS19, b. 14 Dec 1899, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19; d. 28 Dec 1979, Blackburn, Victoria, Australia19. More About HARRIET BANFIELD CHRISSY MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill19 Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 Children of JAMES MAGGS and ADA CROY are: xv. CLENCIE JOAN7 MAGGS19, m. ARTHUR RODERICK PITTER19. xvi. CLYDE MAGGS19, b. 1917, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia19; d. 1917, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia19. More About CLYDE MAGGS: Record Change: 10 Aug 200219 Generation No. 3 6. EMMA7 MAGGS (JOSEPH6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)19 was born 08 Jan 1868 in Templestowe, Victoria, Australia19, and died 03 Aug 1939 in Richmond, Victoria, Australia19. She married FREDRICK WILLIAM MCGINNIS19 May 1890 in , Victoria, Australia19. He was born in , of Victoria, Australia19. More About EMMA MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 More About FREDRICK WILLIAM MCGINNIS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 Children of EMMA MAGGS and FREDRICK MCGINNIS are: i. RENIRA EDDA8 MCGINNIS19. ii. FREDRICK HENRY MCGINNIS19, b. 1894, , of Victoria, Australia19; d. 195819. More About FREDRICK HENRY MCGINNIS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 7. HUBERT7 MAGGS (JOSEPH6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)19 was born 10 May 1873 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19, and died 11 Aug 1956 in Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Australia19. He married ISABELLA ATKINS19 09 Mar 1898 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19. She was born Abt. 1875 in St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia19. More About HUBERT MAGGS: Burial: Wagga Wagga, N.S.W., Australia19 Record Change: 23 Jan 200519 More About ISABELLA ATKINS: Record Change: 23 Jan 200519 Children of HUBERT MAGGS and ISABELLA ATKINS are: i. HUBERT CARLYLE8 MAGGS19. ii. ANNE THORA MAGGS19. iii. RAYMOND MAGGS19, b. 09 Jun 1905, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19; d. 20 Jul 190519. More About RAYMOND MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 8. HARRIET ANNIS7 MAGGS (JOSEPH6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)19 was born 18 Aug 1879 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19, and died 08 May 194519. She married JAMES RICHARD MILLER19 26 Sep 1910 in Ringwood East, Victoria, Australia19. He was born 1878 in Collingwood, Victoria, Australia19. More About HARRIET ANNIS MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 More About JAMES RICHARD MILLER: Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 Children of HARRIET MAGGS and JAMES MILLER are: i. DUDLEY8 MILLER19. ii. IRENE DOROTHY MILLER19, b. 10 Nov 1913, , of Victoria, Australia19; d. 29 Sep 199019. More About IRENE DOROTHY MILLER: Burial: Lilydale, Victoria, Australia19 Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 iii. CYRIL MILLER19, b. 26 Sep 1915, , of Victoria, Australia19; d. 05 Apr 197319. More About CYRIL MILLER: Burial: Springvale, Victoria, Australia19 Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 9. DELIA ROSE7 MAGGS (JOSEPH6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)19 was born 20 Feb 1886 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia19, and died 30 Oct 191419. She married WILLIAM JAMES SHARKIE19. More About DELIA ROSE MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia19 Record Change: 18 Feb 200119 Child of DELIA MAGGS and WILLIAM SHARKIE is: i. RONALD8 SHARKIE19, b. Abt. 1914, , of Victoria, Australia19; d. Abt. 1964, , N.S.W., Australia19. More About RONALD SHARKIE: Record Change: 15 Oct 200119 10. AGNES7 MAGGS (JOSEPH6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)20,21 was born 16 Jun 1869 in Templestowe, Victoria, Australia21, and died 03 Feb 1912 in Heathmont, Victoria, Australia21. She married (1) JOHN DOMONIC MILLER22 189423,24, son of FRANK MILLER and KATE MADDEN. He was born 187025,26, and died 194227,28. She married (2) JOHN DOMINIC MILLER29 1894 in , Victoria, Australia30,31. He was born 1870 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia31. More About AGNES MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia31 Record Change: 11 Sep 200132 More About JOHN DOMONIC MILLER: Record Change: 11 Sep 200132 More About JOHN DOMINIC MILLER: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 Children of AGNES MAGGS and JOHN MILLER are: i. ALBERT JOHN8 MILLER33, b. 1894, , of Victoria, Australia33. More About ALBERT JOHN MILLER: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 ii. LOUIS NICHOLAS MILLER33, b. 1901, , of Victoria, Australia33; d. 197433; m. LILA MERTON33. More About LOUIS NICHOLAS MILLER: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 iii. LESLIE DOMINIC MILLER33, b. 1904, , of Victoria, Australia33; d. 198933. More About LESLIE DOMINIC MILLER: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 11. GEORGE7 MAGGS (SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)33 was born 28 Dec 1876 in Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia33, and died 09 May 1947 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33. He married ANNIE GRACE SMITH33 26 Mar 1902 in , Victoria, Australia33. She was born Abt. 1878 in of Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33, and died 1967 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia33. More About GEORGE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 More About ANNIE GRACE SMITH: Record Change: 21 Jan 200233 Children of GEORGE MAGGS and ANNIE SMITH are: i. CLYDE8 MAGGS33, m. VIOLET OXENBURY33. 24. ii. GEORGE ALBERT MAGGS, b. 17 Jul 1902, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia; d. 1974, Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia. iii. HILDA GLADYS BILLIE MAGGS33, b. 05 Sep 1903, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33; d. 15 Oct 198733; m. LENARD DRYSDALE REID33. More About HILDA GLADYS BILLIE MAGGS: Burial: Springvale, Victoria, Australia33 Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 iv. MYRTLE OLIVE MAGGS33, b. 24 Dec 1905, Kew, Victoria, Australia33; d. 02 Jan 198333; m. ROBERT SAMUEL BOB HEAD33, 1924, , Victoria, Australia33; b. 1898, , of Victoria, Australia33; d. 15 Oct 1980, Mermaid Beach, Queensland, Australia33. More About MYRTLE OLIVE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 More About ROBERT SAMUEL BOB HEAD: Burial: 17 Oct 1980, Nerang, Queensland, Australia33 Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 v. FREDERICK STANLEY MAGGS33, b. 10 Jul 1907, of, Victoria, Australia33; d. 26 Jan 1975, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia33; m. (1) RUBY EMILY BRIERLEY33; m. (2) SARAH MRS FREDERICK MAGGS33; m. (3) ISABEL WOOD33. More About FREDERICK STANLEY MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jul 200233 vi. ALFRED FRANCIS MAGGS33, b. 19 Jun 1909, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33; d. 06 Feb 198733; m. FRANCES ESTELLE WILLOUGHBY33. More About ALFRED FRANCIS MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 vii. ERIC RAYMOND MAGGS33, b. 29 Nov 1910, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33; d. 29 Jan 198633; m. THELMA THOMPSON33. More About ERIC RAYMOND MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 viii. MARJORIE FLORENCE MAGGS33, b. 21 Jun 1912, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33; d. 20 Aug 197433; m. COLIN ADDISON33. More About MARJORIE FLORENCE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 ix. CLARICE MAGGS33, b. 20 Dec 1913, , Victoria, Australia33; m. RONALD STONE33. More About CLARICE MAGGS: Burial: , Queensland, Australia33 Record Change: 18 Feb 200133 12. ELIZA JANE7 MAGGS (SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)33 was born 27 Jul 1878 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia33, and died 31 May 1946 in Camberwell, Victoria, Australia33. She married WILLIAM NEWCOMB DOBBIN33 14 Mar 1900 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia34,35. He was born 02 Aug 1878 in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia35, and died 12 May 1960 in Brighton, Victoria, Australia35. More About ELIZA JANE MAGGS: Ancestral File Number: LN0T-NV35 Record Change: 20 Aug 199735 Notes for WILLIAM NEWCOMB DOBBIN: WILLIAM NEWCOMB DOBBIN, the second child of William Edward Jones Dobbin and Amelia Matilda Shoman, was born at Bendigo in the state of Victoria, on the 2 August 1878. He spent his early childhood years in the goldfields towns of Bendigo and Ballarat but by the time he was of age to start school his family had moved to Melbourne and he commenced his education at the Richmond State school. His first job as a baker's boy in Ringwood included delivering bread by bicycle to homes in that area, and that was how he met ELIZA JANE MAGGS. By the time he turned 17 he had decided to go to Western Australia so in 1895 he embarked on a ship named the "Inaminka" which carried a deck cargo of draught horses. While crossing the Great Australian Bight a severe storm was encountered and three of the fifteen horses on deck were killed. He found work in a timber camp in the south west,near Albany, and lived in a hut made of palings for a time with five other men. While he was there an itinerant Indian photographer named S.Bhan took a picture of the hut with its inhabitants standing outside. Approaching the turn of the century his mind turned to thoughts of marriage. He returned to Victoria and proposed to Eliza Jane. They were married on the 14 March 1900 at Lilydale Road Ringwood according to the rites of the Church of Christ by Thomas Hagger in the presence of George Maggs,the brother of the bride and Elizabeth Frances Bell. He and his bride returned to Western Australia on a ship called the "Oruba" and when their first child was born at Denmark, on the 18 January 1901 he named her VERA ORUBA DOBBIN. Eliza Jane found the living conditions very rough and because of poor health she returned to Victoria when Vera was three months old. William followed on a ship called the "Suvic". Their second child, Cyril William Dobbin was born at Ringwood in October 1902 where William worked an orchard owned by his father-in-law, Sam Maggs. He purchased from Sam an area in Wonga Park Rd, (now Kalinda Rd) north of the creek which had been planted as a cherry orchard and part of the area on the corner of Oban Road He also worked in a pottery and in the 1905 Sands and McDougall directory he is listed as a brick and tile maker. In 1917 he rented premises in Main Street (Whitehorse Road), Ringwood, then newly built by J.B.McAlpin, the estate agent, on the corner of Melbourne Street. The shop between A.C.Beilby's store and McAlpin's office on the corner was opened as "The Railway Fruit and Confectionary Palace" and a shop in Melbourne Street, which adjoined the Main Street shop at the rear, became "The Fernery Refreshment Rooms". Three more children were born at Ringwood, Leonard Suvic in 1905, Clarence Newcomb in 1907, and the youngest child, a daughter named Elvie Olive in 1909. A fruit shop in Melrose Street, Sandringham, "The Covent Garden Fruit Palace" was purchased in 1921 and later taken over by his son Cyril. During the early 1930's his marriage failed and he went to Williamstown and opened a florist shop in the name of Walter Dobson which did very well. He married again and settled down to a life of retirement in Prahran, but his second wife, Elsie Fritzlaff (formerly Mrs Wilson) died unexpectedly and he was left alone once more. His eyesight deteriorated badly in his later years and he eventually entered the Mair Street Home for the Blind in Brighton where he died on the 12 May 1960. More About WILLIAM NEWCOMB DOBBIN: Ancestral File Number: LN0S-PW35 Record Change: 31 Mar 200135 Children of ELIZA MAGGS and WILLIAM DOBBIN are: i. ELVIE OLIVE8 DOBBIN35, m. ROY STEWART35; b. 1904, Landsborough, Victoria, Australia35; d. 30 Jun 1992, , Victoria, Australia35. More About ROY STEWART: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 ii. VERA ORUBA DOBBIN35, b. 18 Jan 1901, Denmark, W.A., Australia35; d. 16 May 1995, Warwick, W.A., Australia35; m. ALEXANDER FRANCIS LAIRD35, 16 May 1923, Hampton, Victoria, Australia35; b. 24 Sep 1898, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia35; d. 21 Jul 1981, Kallaroo, W.A., Australia35. More About VERA ORUBA DOBBIN: Record Change: 02 Sep 200435 More About ALEXANDER FRANCIS LAIRD: Ancestral File Number: LN0Q-QS35 Record Change: 02 Sep 200435 iii. CYRIL WILLIAM DOBBIN35, b. 22 Oct 1902, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia35; d. 10 Aug 1989, Frankston, Victoria, Australia35; m. FLORENCE CONSTANCE DAVIDSON35, 22 Mar 1925, Brighton, Victoria, Australia35; b. 08 Mar 1903, South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia35; d. Jun 1987, Australia35. More About CYRIL WILLIAM DOBBIN: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 Notes for FLORENCE CONSTANCE DAVIDSON: Notes: written by Carol Humphrey (daughter) 2001 Florence Constance Davidson, born in South Melbourne, was the second eldest child in her family. Her father worked for the Victorian railways and while stationed in Hamilton, Victoria, had met and married her mother. The family moved to the city from Hamilton, in 1903. They spent a brief period in South Melbourne before taking up residence in Ringwood. Throughout her life Florence answered to many different versions of her name. When she was small could never manage to say her full name, the best she could come up with was “Wonnie Connie Davie”. All of her life her immediate family called her “Won” (a shortened version of “Wonnie”). Her husband, Cyril, called her Florrie and her close friends called her Flo. She attended State School 2997, at the corner of Whitehorse Road and Ringwood Street, Ringwood. In the later stages of her schooling, each Wednesday, she travelled to Glenferrie Technical College (now Swinburne College) in Burwood Road, to attended cooking and laundry classes. She travelled by train to attend these classes and was given 1/- (one shilling) to cover the expenses for the day. A three course meal, which she helped to prepare, cost 3d. (three pence), her train fare cost 8d. (eight pence), leaving her one penny. Depending on the family finances for that week, sometimes she was allowed to spend the change. After leaving school she signed up as an apprentice tailoress. She began her apprenticeship on 9th May 1919, with Charles Lane & Co., whose workroom was in Flinders Lane Melbourne, between Elizabeth and Market Streets; the shop was on the corner of Flinders Lane and Elizabeth Street. Her wages for the first six months were 7 shillings and 6 pence and they increased gradually over the four year period of the apprenticeship to 35 shillings. After completing her apprenticeship she worked at Jimmy Oliver’s workroom at the back of Melbourne Town Hall, in Little Collins Street. She left this position when she married Cyril Dobbin in 1925. During her married life Florence worked in the family business in Melrose Street, as well as raising a family of 6 children. She sewed and knitted for her children, was a great cook and she was very meticulous with her laundry, which was probably a reflection of her lessons in cooking and laundry taken years earlier. In later life, when she had more time to herself, she loved to read and was a wizard at crossword puzzles, cryptic crossword puzzles and Scrabble (a word game). More About FLORENCE CONSTANCE DAVIDSON: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 iv. LEONARD SUVIC DOBBIN35, b. 04 Jan 1905, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia35; d. Jan 194435; m. ALMA WEBSTER35. More About LEONARD SUVIC DOBBIN: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 v. CLARENCE NEWCOMB DOBBIN35, b. 17 Mar 1907, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia35; d. 22 Jun 1977, Prahan, Victoria, Australia35; m. ELLEN PEARL ISELIN35, 04 Jul 1936, Camberwell, Victoria, Australia35; b. 17 Nov 1910, Richmond, Victoria, Australia35; d. 24 Aug 1979, Burwood, Victoria, Australia35. More About CLARENCE NEWCOMB DOBBIN: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 More About ELLEN PEARL ISELIN: Record Change: 18 Feb 200135 13. JAMES7 MAGGS (SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)35 was born 15 May 1880 in Lilydale, Victoria, Australia35, and died 28 Jul 1940 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia35. He married CATHERINE ATKINS35 24 Apr 1901 in , Victoria, Australia36,37. She was born 04 Nov 1882 in St Arnaud, Victoria, Australia37, and died 11 Oct 1960 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37. More About JAMES MAGGS: Burial: 30 Jul 1940, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia37 Record Change: 23 Jan 200537 More About CATHERINE ATKINS: Burial: 18 Oct 1960, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia37 Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 Children of JAMES MAGGS and CATHERINE ATKINS are: i. RUBY ISABEL GENIVEVE8 MAGGS37, m. (1) RODERICK CASSIDY37; m. (2) CHARLES BRUCE37. ii. BEULAH LEAH DRUCILLA DAPHNE MAGGS37, m. HERBERT BOPPEL37. iii. OLIVER SAMUEL JAMES MAGGS37, b. 10 Jan 1903, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37; d. 1974, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia37; m. RITA MARGUERITE PICKETT37; b. Abt. 1903, of, Victoria, Australia37; d. 1971, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37. More About OLIVER SAMUEL JAMES MAGGS: Record Change: 22 Jul 200237 More About RITA MARGUERITE PICKETT: Record Change: 21 Jan 200237 iv. DOUGLAS LINDSAY GORDON MAGGS37, b. 30 Dec 1904, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37; d. 1977, ,Victoria, Australia37; m. EDITH EMMA ANNE MEYLAND37, Abt. 1930, , Victoria, Australia37; b. 01 Oct 1905, of, Australia37; d. 1980, ,Victoria, Australia37. More About DOUGLAS LINDSAY GORDON MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jul 200237 More About EDITH EMMA ANNE MEYLAND: Record Change: 21 Jul 200237 v. LAURENCE REGINALD VIVIAN MAGGS37, b. 26 Jun 1906, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37; d. 04 Jul 1955, Ashburton, Victoria, Australia37; m. DOROTHY CLAIRE SKURRIE37. More About LAURENCE REGINALD VIVIAN MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 vi. BASIL RODERICK SYLVESTER MAGGS37, b. 06 Sep 191037; d. 04 Oct 1969, Aspendale, Victoria, Australia37; m. DOROTHY BURLOCK37. More About BASIL RODERICK SYLVESTER MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jan 200237 vii. LEWIS KEVIN MAXWELL MAGGS37, b. 30 May 1912, , of Victoria, Australia37; d. 11 Nov 1948, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37. More About LEWIS KEVIN MAXWELL MAGGS: Record Change: 13 Jul 200037 viii. RONALD ALBURY RUSSEL MAGGS37, b. 25 Sep 1914, , Victoria, Australia37; d. 20 Mar 1960, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia37; m. ELVIE MARY IRENE MAGGS37, Abt. 1946, , Australia37; b. 02 Jun 1920, , of Victoria, Australia37; d. 04 Feb 196837. More About RONALD ALBURY RUSSEL MAGGS: Burial: 23 Mar 1960, Springvale, Victoria, Australia37 Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 More About ELVIE MARY IRENE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 ix. JAMES RALPH MCKENNA MAGGS37, b. 17 Nov 1921, , Victoria, Australia37; d. 18 Aug 1973, Ashwood, Victoria, Australia37; m. SYLVIA GRACE MAGGS37, Abt. 194237; b. 1925, of, Victoria, Australia37; d. 22 May 200237. More About JAMES RALPH MCKENNA MAGGS: Burial: 22 Aug 1973, Templestowe, Victoria, Australia37 Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 More About SYLVIA GRACE MAGGS: Record Change: 24 Mar 200337 14. SAMUEL WILLIAM7 MAGGS (SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)37 was born 01 Jan 1889 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37, and died 15 Jan 1955 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia37. He married MINA LILLIAN SCHUHKRAFT37 21 Jun 1911 in , Victoria, Australia37. She was born 21 Jun 189037, and died 1974 in Leongatha, Victoria, Australia37. More About SAMUEL WILLIAM MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200137 More About MINA LILLIAN SCHUHKRAFT: Record Change: 21 Jan 200237 Children of SAMUEL MAGGS and MINA SCHUHKRAFT are: i. BRIAN LESLIE8 MAGGS37, m. JEAN AIRD37. ii. CLIVE LIONEL MAGGS37, m. ALBERTA HARRIS37. iii. DONALD FREDERICK MAGGS37, m. PAULEEN HIGGS37. iv. RUSSELL IAN MAGGS37, m. VINA ANDERSON MILLAR37; b. 21 Jan 1928, Kew, Victoria, Australia37; d. 04 Nov 199437. More About VINA ANDERSON MILLAR: Record Change: 10 Jul 200237 v. MINA LYLA MAGGS37, m. WILLIAM ERNEST MATTHEWS37. vi. NANCY ELIN MAGGS37, m. ROBERT JOHN BRUCE37. vii. KEITH ALAN MAGGS37. 15. JEMIMA7 MAGGS (SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)38,39 was born 16 Dec 1881 in Warrandyte, Victoria, Australia39, and died 02 Nov 195539. She married EDWARD LINDSAY40,41 190542, son of JAMES LINDSAY and HELEN CORMLEY. He was born 188242, and died 194243,44. More About JEMIMA MAGGS: Burial: 04 Nov 1955, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia45 Record Change: 16 Jul 200146 Notes for EDWARD LINDSAY: [Ringwood.ged] See Borough Visitors Book 14 Borough Voters Roll 1924 Borough of Ringwood Voters List 12,13 More About EDWARD LINDSAY: Burial: Box Hill Cemetery46 Record Change: 15 Aug 200146 Children of JEMIMA MAGGS and EDWARD LINDSAY are: i. MYRTLE IVY8 LINDSAY46,47, b. 190648; d. 197948; m. BERT QUICK49. More About MYRTLE IVY LINDSAY: Record Change: 15 Aug 200150 ii. EUNICE EVELYN LINDSAY50,51, b. 190952; d. 197552; m. ROY LONG53. More About EUNICE EVELYN LINDSAY: Record Change: 15 Aug 200154 iii. CLUTHA BRUCE LINDSAY54,55, b. 191156; d. 198156. More About CLUTHA BRUCE LINDSAY: Record Change: 15 Aug 200156 16. JANE EMMA7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)56,57 was born 188358, and died 28 Jul 195459. She married FREDERICK ALFRED BLOOM59 14 Oct 1910 in , Victoria, Australia59. He was born 1882 in Doncaster, Victoria, Australia59. More About JANE EMMA MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200160 More About FREDERICK ALFRED BLOOM: Record Change: 18 Feb 200161 Child of JANE MAGGS and FREDERICK BLOOM is: i. HAROLD GRIFFITHS8 BLOOM61, b. 25 Nov 191161; d. 18 Jun 200061; m. MARJORIE HORSBURGH61. More About HAROLD GRIFFITHS BLOOM: Burial: 23 Jun 2000, Anderson's Creek, Victoria, Australia61 Record Change: 13 Jul 200061 17. JAMES JOHN7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)62,63 was born 188564, and died 24 Aug 1962 in Parkville, Victoria, Australia65. He married JOHANNA IDA EDITH BLOOM65 23 Oct 1912 in , Victoria, Australia65. She was born 1880 in Doncaster, Victoria, Australia65, and died 22 Sep 1964 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia65. More About JAMES JOHN MAGGS: Burial: Springvale, Victoria, Australia65 Record Change: 01 Sep 200166 More About JOHANNA IDA EDITH BLOOM: Record Change: 18 Feb 200167 Children of JAMES MAGGS and JOHANNA BLOOM are: i. MERLE ADRIENNE8 MAGGS67, m. EDWARD BARNFATHER67. ii. LINTON DAVID MAGGS67, b. 31 Jan 1915, , Victoria, Australia67; d. 28 Nov 198667; m. DOROTHY JEEVES67. More About LINTON DAVID MAGGS: Burial: , Queensland, Australia67 Record Change: 26 Feb 199967 iii. RALPH LINDSAY MAGGS67, b. 05 May 1921, , Victoria, Australia67; d. 1960, , N.S.W., Australia67; m. MAVIS HYLAND67. More About RALPH LINDSAY MAGGS: Record Change: 15 Oct 200167 iv. BETTINA MIRIAM MAGGS67, b. 30 Apr 1923, , Victoria, Australia67; d. 12 Feb 194967. More About BETTINA MIRIAM MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia67 Record Change: 05 Mar 199967 18. SAMUEL ARTHUR7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)68,69 was born 188870, and died 07 Aug 1957 in Doncaster, Victoria, Australia71. He married BERTHA ANNA PUMP71 01 Oct 1913 in , Victoria, Australia71. She was born 1887 in Doncaster, Victoria, Australia71, and died 13 Nov 1963 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia72,73. More About SAMUEL ARTHUR MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200174 More About BERTHA ANNA PUMP: Record Change: 18 Feb 200175 Children of SAMUEL MAGGS and BERTHA PUMP are: i. NELLIE8 MAGGS75, m. THOMAS WHITMORE75. ii. MARY MAGGS75, m. (1) HECTOR WHITMORE75; m. (2) THOMAS BAKER75. iii. LESLIE JOHN MAGGS75, m. PATRICIA BONNEY75. 19. JOHN WILLIAM7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)76,77 was born 189078, and died 18 Feb 1959 in Cobram, Victoria, Australia79. He married LILLIAN MABEL MAY SMITH79 20 Nov 1909 in Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia79. She was born 1888 in Walhalla, Victoria, Australia79, and died 18 Jul 1969 in Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia79. More About JOHN WILLIAM MAGGS: Record Change: 01 Sep 200180 More About LILLIAN MABEL MAY SMITH: Record Change: 21 Jan 200281 Children of JOHN MAGGS and LILLIAN SMITH are: i. BASIL ROBERT BOB8 MAGGS81, m. (1) FRANCES MAY CUNNINGHAM81; b. 05 May 1907, North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia81; d. 21 Jan 1947, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia81; m. (2) MARGARET JESSIE PEG LINCOLN81. More About FRANCES MAY CUNNINGHAM: Record Change: 21 Jul 200281 ii. RONALD JNO. MAGGS81. iii. GLADYS ELLA MAGGS81, m. CHARLES KEATING81. iv. EDNA LILLIAN MAGGS81, m. ALBERT ROWE81. v. CLIFFORD HENRY MAGGS81, m. SHIRLEY SMITH81. vi. EVELYN CHRISTINA MAGGS81, m. (1) FREDERICK HENRY CROSS81; b. 18 Aug 1928, of, Australia81; d. 25 Aug 196881; m. (2) LEONARD LLEWELYN HUGHES81; m. (3) RONALD FRANK BOLLARD81. More About FREDERICK HENRY CROSS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200181 vii. IVOR CYRIL EDWARD MAGGS81, b. 03 Mar 1910, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia81; d. 09 Mar 1992, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia81; m. ISABELLA CUNNINGHAM81. More About IVOR CYRIL EDWARD MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200181 viii. LORNA AGNES MAGGS81, b. 31 Jul 1915, , Victoria, Australia81; d. 1981, Ararat, Victoria, Australia81; m. ALBERT HUNTER81. More About LORNA AGNES MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200181 ix. EDWARD WILLIAM TINY MAGGS81, b. 08 Feb 1918, , Victoria, Australia81; d. 24 Aug 198281; m. MURIEL EMILY MORELAND81, 23 Jan 194381; b. 07 Dec 1917, of, Australia81; d. 27 Dec 2001, Bega, N.S.W., Australia81. More About EDWARD WILLIAM TINY MAGGS: Record Change: 07 Jan 200281 More About MURIEL EMILY MORELAND: Record Change: 07 Jan 200281 x. JOHN DAVID JACK MAGGS81, b. 05 Jun 192281; d. 04 Feb 1942, Rabaul, New Guinea, Ww281. More About JOHN DAVID JACK MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200181 xi. MAUREEN LESLEY MAGGS81, b. 12 Jul 1929, , Victoria, Australia81; d. 05 Jul 1989, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia81; m. STEPHEN BELL81. More About MAUREEN LESLEY MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200181 20. ROBERT THOMAS7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)82,83 was born 189384, and died 12 Mar 198185. He married EDITH ELLEN BRITNELL85 30 Mar 1919 in , Victoria, Australia85. She was born 1893 in , of Victoria, Australia85, and died 07 Sep 1973 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia85. More About ROBERT THOMAS MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia85 Record Change: 01 Sep 200186 More About EDITH ELLEN BRITNELL: Record Change: 18 Feb 200187 Children of ROBERT MAGGS and EDITH BRITNELL are: i. GRACE ANNIE8 MAGGS87, m. JACOB BENNETT87. ii. BERYL ELLEN MAGGS87. iii. DOROTHY OLIVE PAT MAGGS87, m. ARTHUR BRYAN87; b. 08 May 1928, of, Australia87; d. 06 Jun 2004, ,Victoria, Australia87. More About ARTHUR BRYAN: Record Change: 08 Jun 200487 iv. GORDON ROBERT MAGGS87, m. MARY ELIZABETH BETTY GRAHAM87; b. , , of Victoria, Australia87; d. 28 Oct 1995, Swan Hill, Victoria, Australia87. More About MARY ELIZABETH BETTY GRAHAM: Record Change: 18 Feb 200187 v. WINIFRED FLORENCE MAGGS87, m. FRANK MCMILLAN87. vi. ELVIE MARY IRENE MAGGS87, b. 02 Jun 1920, , of Victoria, Australia87; d. 04 Feb 196887; m. (1) JAMES ANDERSON87; m. (2) RONALD ALBURY RUSSEL MAGGS87, Abt. 1946, , Australia87; b. 25 Sep 1914, , Victoria, Australia87; d. 20 Mar 1960, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia87. More About ELVIE MARY IRENE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200187 More About RONALD ALBURY RUSSEL MAGGS: Burial: 23 Mar 1960, Springvale, Victoria, Australia87 Record Change: 18 Feb 200187 vii. ALEXANDER NORMAN MAGGS87, b. 19 Jan 192787; d. 199387. More About ALEXANDER NORMAN MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200187 viii. ARTHUR THOMAS MAGGS87, b. 22 Jun 1936, , Victoria, Australia87; d. 15 Apr 1945, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia87. More About ARTHUR THOMAS MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jan 200287 21. ALBERT EDWARD7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)88,89 was born 189590, and died 197690. He married FLORENCE SARAH PEARCE91 06 Jul 1918 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia91. She was born Abt. 1898 in , of Victoria, Australia91, and died 1973 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia91. More About ALBERT EDWARD MAGGS: Burial: Springvale, Victoria, Australia91 Record Change: 01 Sep 200192 More About FLORENCE SARAH PEARCE: Record Change: 21 Jul 200293 Children of ALBERT MAGGS and FLORENCE PEARCE are: i. JEAN EVELYN8 MAGGS93, b. 31 Oct 1918, Mitcham, Victoria, Australia93; d. 31 Mar 199093; m. ALBERT ERNEST BENNETT93. More About JEAN EVELYN MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200193 ii. STANLEY EDWARD MAGGS93, b. 17 Mar 1920, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia93; d. 26 Mar 1980, Ringwood, Victoria, Australia93. More About STANLEY EDWARD MAGGS: Record Change: 22 Jul 200293 iii. RUTH FLORENCE MAGGS93, b. 20 Dec 1923, , Victoria, Australia93; d. 15 Aug 197193; m. THOMAS BOYCE93. More About RUTH FLORENCE MAGGS: Record Change: 18 Feb 200193 22. EVALEEN VICTORIA7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)94,95 was born 189796, and died 05 Sep 198997. She married SYDNEY NORMAN TILL97 12 Jun 1920 in , Australia97. He died 10 Mar 193197. More About EVALEEN VICTORIA MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia97 Record Change: 01 Sep 200198 More About SYDNEY NORMAN TILL: Record Change: 18 Feb 200199 Children of EVALEEN MAGGS and SYDNEY TILL are: i. ALISON8 TILL99. ii. ALWYN TILL99, b. 09 May 192199; d. 28 Aug 1944, , Ww299. More About ALWYN TILL: Record Change: 18 Feb 200199 23. MARY ANN HASE POLLY7 MAGGS (JAMES6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)99 was born 05 Jul 1881 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia99, and died 09 Nov 196199. She married THOMAS CAREY LAWFORD99 1906 in , Victoria, Australia99. He was born 1883 in Box Hill, Victoria, Australia99. More About MARY ANN HASE POLLY MAGGS: Burial: Box Hill, Victoria, Australia99 Record Change: 18 Feb 200199 More About THOMAS CAREY LAWFORD: Record Change: 18 Feb 200199 Children of MARY MAGGS and THOMAS LAWFORD are: i. LINDA ISOBEL8 LAWFORD99, b. 14 May 190799; d. 08 Mar 199699. More About LINDA ISOBEL LAWFORD: Record Change: 26 Feb 199999 ii. MELBA LAWFORD99, b. 08 May 190899; d. 199599. More About MELBA LAWFORD: Record Change: 26 Feb 199999 iii. OLIVE LAWFORD99, b. 30 Apr 190999; d. 24 Mar 198799; m. ERIC BLANCHFLOWER99. More About OLIVE LAWFORD: Record Change: 26 Feb 199999 Generation No. 4 24. GEORGE ALBERT8 MAGGS (GEORGE7, SAMUEL6, JAMES5, JOSEPH4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM2, SAMUEL1)99 was born 17 Jul 1902 in Ringwood, Victoria, Australia99, and died 1974 in Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia99. He married THELMA LILIAN SMITH99 17 Oct 1923 in , Australia99. She was born Abt. 1906 in of, Victoria, Australia99, and died 1974 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia99. More About GEORGE ALBERT MAGGS: Record Change: 21 Jan 200299 More About THELMA LILIAN SMITH: Record Change: 22 Jul 200299 Child of GEORGE MAGGS and THELMA SMITH is: i. SYLVIA GRACE9 MAGGS99, b. 1925, of, Victoria, Australia99; d. 22 May 200299; m. JAMES RALPH MCKENNA MAGGS99, Abt. 194299; b. 17 Nov 1921, , Victoria, Australia99; d. 18 Aug 1973, Ashwood, Victoria, Australia99. More About SYLVIA GRACE MAGGS: Record Change: 24 Mar 200399 More About JAMES RALPH MCKENNA MAGGS: Burial: 22 Aug 1973, Templestowe, Victoria, Australia99 Record Change: 18 Feb 200199 This is the parent record for the archives collection of the Maggs family in the Ringwood area.

Negative collection donated to SD&HS by the Fairfax Community News Paper Group incorporating Northwestern Suburbs.Sunshine Advocate Negative Years|1988|1989|1900|1992|1993|1994|1995|1998|1999|2000 Envelope No Subject 1.1 Braybrook Tenants - Don McKay & Jan White 1.2 St. Albans Pool Summer Pictures 2.1 First Baby Born Wanda Maffi 2.2 Albion Primary School Garden Won Award 3.1 Opening Of Keilor Downs Shopping Centre By Mayor Of Keilor 3.2 Sunshine Swimming Pool 4.1 Soccer Camp Winners 4.2 McKay's Australia Factory 5.1 Soccer Xmas Picnic 5.2 Ukranian Students - Simone Cymbalak & Victoria Dutka 6.1 Joe Camelleri & Dust On His House 6.2 Rhonda Martin In Drain 7.1 Kids At Sunshine Pool & St. Albans Pool Summer Pictures 7.2 Dancers At Sunshine High School 7.3 Go-Carts 8.1 Scrub Fire Abercain Crt Deer Park Residents 8.2 Tai Kwon Do Boys 9 Flag To Exchange Students 10.1 Trainer Family Home 10.2 Pam Chabury Burnt House 11.1 Boral Quarry 11.2 Flower Shop 12.1 Samantha Sieradzki Exchange Student 12.2 Dorrie & Ron Huchison 50th Wedding Anniversary 13.1 John Handley 13.2 Staff Of Ultra Tune Ballarat Rd Sunshine 14.1 Vandalism To St. Albans Shops 14.2 Kate Young - VCE Graduate 15.1 Stan Cash St. Albans Store 15.2 Cr. Ciro Lombardi With Overgrown Concrete Drain Kings Park Area Gillespie Rd St. Albans 16.1 Alice & Fred Madden Home 16.2 Mr & Mrs Bob Peel 50th Wedding Anniversary 17.1 Florence Southgate Home 17.2 Industrial Accident South Rd Braybrook 18.1 School Leavers 18.2 Bowls Club Committee St. Albans Bowls Club Kings Park Reserve St. Albans 19.1 Mr Ypung & Mr Wisnieski - Peerless Factory 19.2 Sunshine Traders Dean Olarenshaw & Bob James 20.1 Andrew Doyle Bowls Player 20.2 Jeff Unger 21.1 Joe, Vimce & Marion Fagone - Pipe Makers Park 21.2 Greg Eade 22.1 Avondale Heights Scrub Fire 22.2 Basketballer Dave Stuart and Chirstopher & Robert Catania 23.1 Pauline McIntyre 23.2 McKay's Factory Gates 23.3 Five Ways Birthday Shirly & Mark Maroney 24.1 Jack Honey 24.2 Kay Setches Opens New Occasional Care Scheme Westvale Community Centre Kings Rd 25.1 Real Estate 25.2 Tony Knarth & Chris White For Neighbourhood Watch 26.1 Taylors Lakes Hotel 26.2 St. Albans Meadows School 27 Keilor Downs Secondary College 28.1 Steven Kling Of St. Albans Essendon Town Clerk & Youngest Town Clerk Of Melbourne 28.2 Lady With 1954 Membership Ticket To Footscray Football Games Premiership Year 29.1 Mr Wally Pichner 32 Years Of Service At Post Office St. Albans 29.2 Kids Holiday Program 30 Mr Wency Garrata Who Has Set Up Assoication Of Filopino Professionals In Western Suburbs 31.1 Joe Kanati - Refused To Be Allowed To Sell Travel MET Tickets By Met 31.2 Ian Baker 32.1 Mrs Parsons & Garnett St Sunshine 32.2 Peter Inkstler Old Sunshine Footballer 33.1 Derelict House Kosky St Sunshine 33.2 Mr Roberts & His Pumpkins 34.1 Ian Mill & Marie 34.2 Preps At School Albion North Primary School 34.3 Don Gray, Son Of Caretaker Of Gardens Years Ago, H.V. McKay Gardens Anderson St Sunshine 35 Dr. O'Gallagher Dental Unit Sunshine Hospital Sunshine 35.1 Tom Fox 35.2 Women Whose Course Has Been Cancelled By Western Institute After Admission 36.1 Mr. W. Peeler 36.2 Chris' Friends Talmage St Albion 37.1 Housing Tenants Protest 37.2 Les Twentyman 38.1 Marie Rice Shows Us The Rats 38.2 Pilkingtons Ballarat Rd - Bruce Harding & John Brezovel 39.1 Sister Marie Boulee Of St. Albans Going To Nigeria 39.2 Alan Griffiths Sacred Heart Primary School 40.1 Mrs Winifred Honey 40.2 House Fire Almond St Brooklyn 41.1 Dracula Advertising SolarLight & Skylights 41.2 Jenny Bradley At Keilor Park Athletics Track 42.1 Kellie Sutton 42.2 Lambada Dancers Claudia Karati Marie Mill Centre Sunshine 43.1 Michael Wood - Owner Of Shopping Centre, Crowd & K-Mart 43.2 Fred & His Hired Cars 44.1 Jack Roberts & Jack Sheridan 44.2 Piero At Alfrieda House Receptions Alfrieda St, St. Albans 45.1 Catherine Bishop & Keilor Ensemble 45.2 Principal, Deputy Principal & Kids St. Alban Meadows Primary School 46.1 Tina Miller 46.2 Asbestos House In Braybrook 47.1 Greek Church Service & Procession 47.2 Gerald Pemberton 47.3 Bridge Afton St & The Boulevard Maribyrnong 48.1 Jesse Boyce 48.2 Manager & Staff Leaving Sunshine Plaza 48.3 Don McKay & Peter Westmore At Old Massey Ferguson Factory 49.1 K'im Lyndon - Councillor Elect 49.2 Angela Disco HSC Examines 49.3 Nan Lumbers Tuck Shop 50.1 H & K Trendy 50.2 St. John's Church Deer Park 51.1 Joan Carstairs 51.2 George & Janet Tourlotos In Laneway 52.1 Unveiling Of Speeding Sign Along South Road 52.2 100 Years Old Sunshine Primary School Hampshire Rd Sunshine 53.1 Kids & Video Games 53.2 Sunshine Tip & Smell Seeping Over Residential Area 53.3 Trish Alexander Western Youth Support Unit Ascot Vale 54.1 Lanburner - Licencee Of Only Hotel In Taylor Lakes 54.2 Eril Pasula St. Albans Quality Shoes 55.1 Shop Managers Of Chas Wilks Jewellers 55.2 Robyn Gillis & Itay Peddle Hipfrog Deer Park College 56.1 Bill Button Who Spent Hours Cleaning Block Arcoss Road 56.2 Lady Nelson Childcare Nicole Huggard & Joe Debono 57.1 Wally Webb Who Recently Retired From Keilor City Council 57.2 St. Albans Secondary College An Lieu & Anh Hoai Hoang 58.1 Rosemary Drake - Social Worker St. Albans Migrant Resource Centre 58.2 Burton Cresent Oval Circus 59 Ardeer South Primary School Zafer Salih & Danielle Sparke 59.1 Norm Anstee Leaves Massey Ferguson 60.1 Mr & Mrs Waddell 50th Annivesary 60.2 Care For Kids Program St Sunshine East Primary School 61.1 Altona Babminton Luke Talbot & Bert Talbot 61.2 Argyle Florist 11 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 62.1 Long Que Of Muns & Kids Expecting For Baby Immunizations 62.2 Lourdes Thomas Lollypop Lady 63.1 Fred & Paul Pointer 63.2 Alex Tzoras Furniture Supermarket 64.1 Jun White At Suspension St Site 64.2 Tony Fox (Fox Parts) 65.1 Bernard Rielly Re: Met Ticket Selling Locations Incorrect 65.2 St. Albans Leisure Centre (Aerobics) Staff 66.1 Gavin Watt's With Cricket Video & Book 66.2 George Popodolo (Abbott & Dean) 67.1 Senior Citizens Moving Into Building Station Rd Deer Park 67.2 John Castle 68.1 Kerry Saunders Supporting Sportswoman Calendar 68.2 Trevor Redman 69.1 Cr. Rhonda Martin At Intersection Where A Crossing Is Needed 69.2 Dr. John Lawrie & New OP6 Machine For X-Rays In Your Mouth 23 Victoria Cres St. Albans 70.1 New Kindergarten Taylors Lakes 70.2 Class Of 1991 Shots Of Grade 6 Kids Ardeer Primary School 71.1 Head Shots Of Grade 6 Kids St. Albans North Primary School 71.2 Braybrook Primary School Doug Hawkins 72.1 Mrs Gina Valastro & Daughter Amanda For Baby Picture Contest 72.2 Bill Barnett Old Guy 73.1 Head Shots Of Grade 6 Kids Deer Park Primary School 73.2 Class Of 1991 Taylors Lakes Primary School 74.1 Joan Kirner Renaming School 74.2 Victoria Square Shops Cnr Elaine St & East Esplanade, St. Albans 75.1 Highest Pass Rate Amongst HSC Students Last Year - They Are Visting Kealba High School 75.2 Younsters Trying to Cross The Road, Cnr Grantham Pde & Main Rd West, St. Albans 76.1 Jean & Rob Robertson Who Support The Homeless 76.2 Rev. Thick Nhu Dinh, A Monk 77.1 3 Artists At The Hunt Club 77.2 "Feast Of St. Pauls", St. Pauls Church 200 Glengala Rd Sunshine West 78.1 Bad Condition Of St. John's Building Fraser St 78.2 Colin Clowes St. Albans Telephone Exchange 79.1 New Registrar Lather Hall Essendon 79.2 Telephone Exchanged Victoria St, St. Albans 80.1 Bridge Being Built 80.2 Bernard Reilly In Bus Stop No Longer Used Grieve Pde Brooklyn 81.1 Indoor Cricket 81.2 The Power House Talmage St Albion 82.1 Executive Director Head Of Nursing & A Patient 82.2 Dr. Anton Kafta 83.1 Rubblish Along Taylors Rd St. Albans 83.2 Senior Cizitens Enjoying Lunch Deer Park Shopping Centre 84.1 R.A.C.V. With Steve Watkins 84.2 Opening Of Cermaic Area Hunt Club Deer Park 85.1 Twins 85.2 Ashley St Tottenham 86.1 Soccer Melbourne Croatian V's Sydney Croatian 86.2 People Complaining About Noise 87.1 Soccer George Cross V's Sydney Croation 87.2 Kealba Playgroup At Animal Farm 88.1 Grant At Cameron Action 88.2 Stolen Seat Susan & Timothy Lutze 89.1 Wemer Schloemer 89.2 George Seitz Creek Clean Up Taylors Lakes 90.1 Majestic Video Inside Shot 90.2 Austpost Jerry Katz & Owner Of Newsagency George Nappi 21 Northumberland Rd Sunshine North 91.1 Massive Pumpkin & It's Owner 91.2 Re-Union For Tottenham Primary School 92.1 Mark Wilson & Piece Of Berlin Wall 92.2 Street Scene St. Albans Ballarat Rd 93.1 Displays Of Products & Salespeople Highpoint Shopping Centre 93.2 Ron Doerre - Video Enthusiast 94.1 Fr. Nicholas Of Greek Orthodox 94.2 Student Forum Sunshine Technical School Graham Street 95.1 Ex U.S.A. Basketballer Presented With Mazda 121 95.2 Run Down House Street Watch Series Tyler St Sunshine 96.1 Ralph Willis At I.C.I. Yarraville 96.2 Swim Carnival Sunshine Pool 97.1 R.A.A.F. Tottenham Wal T. Brennele & Al I. Brezinseak 97.2 Street Watch Hargreaves Cres 98.1 Wally Mazurak At Sunshine Court 98.2 Street Watch Fraser St Sunshine 99.1 Maribyrnong Medical Centre - Nancy Cain & First Babies Born 99.2 Street Watch Mr Turnball 100.1 Construction Sign May 32nd Ballarat Rd Footscray 100.2 Garbo Collection 101.1 R.A.A.F. Coral Holliday & Rodger Barnett 101.2 SRC On The Multi Complex Campus Sunshine Secondary College South Rd Braybrook 102.1 Paul Guyett Stancash Warehouse 102.2 Jack & June Jones 50th Wedding Anniversary 103.1 Anna Hercon & Her Tomatoe 103.2 Jamieson St Reserve 104.1 Robbed Ladies 104.1 Bernard Reilly Ten Pin Bowling Centre Car Park 105.1 Pizza Shop Fire 105.2 St. Albans East Primary School Maribyrnong River Clean Up 106.1 Sunshine Plaza Ada 106.1 Sunshine School Shots 107.1 Nancy Curtis Maribyrnong River 107.2 Wilton Harris 100 Years Old With Sunshine Mayor Bernard Reilly 108.1 Houses & Cars 108.2 St. Albans Post Office Peter Burrows 109 Eugene Didenkowski Pharmacy St. Albans 110.1 Georgina Liabos 110.2 Sunshine Technical School Arron, Tony & Justin 111.1 Adam Kaczanowski 111.2 Tottenham Primary School "Three Sided Football" 112.1 Plan Of Shops 112.2 Red Cross Isobal Caithrens 113 Street Watch Thomson St Sunshine 114.1 Councillors 114.2 St. Albans Primary School Science Display Alan Williams 115.1 Plane 115.2 Polish Club 116.1 Eric Goss 116.2 Brenda James At The Build The Wes Rally 117.1 Don McKay Mayor 117.2 Stevensville Primary School Huong Duons & John Calder 118 Fun City Go-Karts 119 Illegal Car Sales Neale Rd Deer Park 120 Keilor Scouts Mathew Norton & Stan Lucien 121 Albion North Primary School Brett & Maree Brocklesby 122 Jan De Gabrial Football Coach 123 Mrs Whitlow & Her 2 Kids Albion Community House Selwyn St 124 Steve Bound & Staff At Supermarket - Rambow 125.1 Jack Culpin Federal Candidate St. Albans Railway Station 125.2 Cr. Rhonda Martin & Junior Council Kids 126.1 Deer Park Blast 126.2 Nursery Rhymes Dress Up Day Deer Park North Primary School 127.1 Cathy Brown & Brenda James 127.2 Cr. Charles Skidmore At His Waste Collection Business 4 - 12 Salisbury St Sunshine North 128.1 Students At Western Institute 128.2 Maurice & Jennry Boase Sunshine Tolty Base 129.1 St. Albans South Primary School Kids 129.2 Opening Of New Extension To R.S.L. Club Rooms 16 Hoffmans Rd East Keilor 130.1 Sunshine South Primary School Kids 130.2 Aerial View Intersection Of Briggs St, Arthur St & Alfrieda St, St. Albans 131.1 John Kontek & Graeme Toomey 131.2 Street Watch Willaton St, St. Albans 132.1 Eden's Gardens Multicultural Celebrations 132.2 State Of Fire Station Hampshire Rd Sunshine 133.1 Norm & Joan Wale 133.2 Easter Bonnett Parade Deer Park Primary School 134.1 Dukes 50 Years Wedding 134.2 Trees Ripped Out Dundalt St Sunshine 135.1 Hot Rod Club Members 135.2 Energy Park Sunshine 136 Isabel McKay 137.1 Don McKay & Wally At The Peerless Factory 137.2 Apex Club Up 9 Metres Tower Keilor Shopping Centre 138.1 Cheque From R.A.A.F. 138.2 Lenthon Family Acting Family 139 Pile Of Concrete St. Albans Square 140 Christine Lashowski Outside Keilor Hotel 141 Huge Oversized Zucchinis Owned By Mrs Eve Tandy 142.1 Winners Of National Maths Competition 142.2 Centernary Fire Truck 143.1 Rene Carstain Nee Drinkwater 143.2 Mudford Family 144.1 Highpoint Shopping Centre Car Park Robin Raniera 144.2 Streetwatch Cnr Methera St & Euroa Ave Sunshine 145.1 Launching Of Book By Prue McGoldrick By Barry Jones 145.2 Tubemakers St. Albans Rd 146.1 Claire Brennan Dee Dunn 146.2 Val Moore On Old Bridge Arundel Rd 147.1 R.A.A.F. & Cubby House At Furlong Park School For Deaf 147.2 Tony Salvucci & Staff At Tasman Meats Butchers Milleara Mall Shopping Centre 148.1 Children's Art Display 148.2 Baby Boom At Hospital Mums & Babies Sunshine Hospital Furlong Rd 149.1 Eric Maxwell 149.2 India Restaurant 149.3 Keilor Basketball Stadium 150.1 Stenson Rd Named After Mrs Emma Hall & Mrs S.T. Honey 150.2 Girls At Avondale Secondary College 150.3 Class Of 1991 Moville Primary School 151.1 Cake Being Cut R.A.A.F. Base Tottenham 151.2 Kids & Principal Keilor Downs College 151.3 Street Watch Cutts St 152.1 Frank Micalef 152.2 Sunshine Activity Unit Sarah Gallagher 153.1 Braybrook Hotel 153.2 Tom Diele 153.3 Sunshine Christian School Jane Harper & Adrianna Sueno 154.1 Old Boys Football Footscray V's Collingwood 154.2 Roadworks O'Hean St, St. Albans 154.3 Overnewton College Christopher Blake & Douglas Blake 155.1 Michelle Lee & Others 155.2 Margaret Marks 155.3 Earthmoving Equipment On Building Site Robinsons Rd Deer Park 156.1 Huseyon Ramadan Volleyball 156.2 Louise Chircop & Others 156.3 Kevin & Bill Burke 156.4 Hotel & Manager Glengala Rd Sunshine 157.1 Eric Lund Western Insitute 157.2 Brayden Sinnamon & "T" Model Ford Bath Car 157.3 Mrdas Ballarat Rd Sunshine 158.1 Pete The Clown At West Sunshine Community Centre 158.2 Caroline Hogg & Children Services Expo 158.3 Plumbers Hardware 159.1 Constable Steve Reidy & Senior Constable Jim Panpoulos & Dope Plants 159.2 Oldies Dancing For Senior Citizens Week 160.1 Roland de Gabrielle 160.2 Chinese Restaurant 160.3 Keilor Historical Society 161.1 Fernando Ianni 161.2 St. Albans South Primary School Ashtons Circus 161.3 Past & Present Students & Teacher Putting A History Of The School Together Tottenham Community Secondary College Churchill Ave 162.1 Rita Nugara 162.2 Lithuania Medical Student 162.3 Rosemary Szirom & Maureen Kavanagh Under Gaslights Keilor Hotel 163.1 George Mullenger Deer Park Engineering 163.2 Nick Pino At Intersection & Petrol Station 163.3 Market Plumbing & Hardware 164.1 Sharon Auld - Competition Winner 164.1 Minister For Transport Tim Kennan Opening Ginifer Railway Station 164.2 Sunshine Tips 165.1 Graham Bonar & Wool Bales 165.2 Multicultural Dress & Food Day 165.3 Forrest St Contaminated Soil Site 166.1 Croatian Soccer Club 166.2 Ignaz Martinv At Arshria House 166.3 Hotel Installing New Bottle Shop Kealba Hotel 167.1 Peter Gordon Chatting To Kids 167.2 Outside Of Building Greek Orthodox Church 167.3 Launch Of "Good Shopping" Tour Sunshine Safeway 168.1 Andy Kratsis Used Car Lot 168.2 Henry Frithof Keilor Points Out A Sand Excarvation 168.3 Flicker's Employees St. Albans Rd & Gilmour Rd St. Albans 169.1 Teacher Strike 169.2 Intersection Being Built Sunshine Ave Taylors Lakes 169.3 Leyla Karahan & Baby Efra 29a Alfrieda St, St. Albans 170.1 Comalco Winner Michael Demjancuk Barkly Bottle & Recycling 170.2 Historial Homestead With Patricia Sydenham Park Golf Course 170.3 Bernard Reilly & Intersection Leading To Nowhere Interection Ballarat Rd & Station St 171.1 Winner Of Garden Competition Antoinette Ventresca 171.2 Veronica Larsen 171.3 Street Watch Lane In Between Houses Craigavon Crt Deer Park 172.1 Des Mitchell Retiring After 24 Years At Council 172.2 Kids Being Moved Out Of Portable Classrooms Deer Park North Primary School 172.3 New Bus Manufacturing Plant 173.1 Maths Winner Shawn Hindmarsh 173.2 Steve Trimcevslci In Zokky's Leather Shop 173.3 Nescell Factory Cnr Margrave St & West Esplanade St. Albans 174.1 Kids Decorating Walls Around Avondale High School 174.2 Kids Peace Conference 174.3 Street Watch Mernda St Pipe To Creek Sunshine 175.1 Teddy Bears Picnic For Kealba Play Group 175.2 Ascot Vale Primary Kids 175.3 Remy Sarmiento Philipino Protester 176.1 Art Token Around Presentation Niddrie Libary 176.2 Susan Pearce & John Scott With Trees 176.3 Maria Clak & Rick Vankeulen & Kids 177.1 Miss Teenager Entrant Kylie Bailey 177.2 Highpoint Fashion Parade 177.3 Peter Forbs & Michael Iacuone 178.1 Melissa Fanugia Miss Teenager Entrant 178.2 St. Albans Primary School Anzac Day With Wreath Laying Elena Krisonis 178.3 Colin & Elizabeth Paterson 50th Wedding Anniversary 179.1 St. Albans Mens' Nappy Changing Competition Grant Eadie 179.2 Premier & Arch Bishop Of Australia and Melbourne Opening Greek Church McKechnie St. Albans 180.1 Bowls Premiership Flag Sunshine R.S.L. 180.2 Jutia Scholz With Castle 180.3 Bill Chapman 181.1 Gesa Lindemann 181.2 Funeral Of Arthur Street Sacred Heart Catholic Church St. Albans 182.1 Works Going On At Railway Tracks 182.2 Noel Mumford 182.3 Black Soil Street Watch Ballarat Rd Near Hunt Club Deer Park 183.1 Mable McArdle 183.2 Sr. Marie Kehoe RSM 183.3 Jan White & Rubblish Dumped On Land Perry St, St. Albans Laneway 184.1 Matthew Brookshaw 184.2 Kylie Roberts (Selected In State Swin Team) 184.3 Keilor 30th Anniversity Carnival 185.1 Peter Ryan 185.2 Presentation Of Plaques By Mayor 185.3 Mother Mary Moshovakif & Snatched Vicki (Baby) 84 Atheldene Drive St. Albans 186.1 John Stevens - John St & Murray Stevens - Murray St 186.2 St. Pauls Primary School Visiting Keilor Council Chambers 186.3 8 Indonesian Bureaucrats Visiting St. Albans Secondary College 187.1 Police & Anti Drug Kit Deer Park North Primary School 187.2 Sugar Gilders Organ Pipes Calder Highway 187.3 Local People Spaldings McIntyre Rd Sunshine 188.1 Romanian Students Studing At School 188.2 3 Sergents & Easter Eggs R.A.A.F. Base Tottenham 188.3 Phyllis Restall & Twins Club 189.1 Jim Huseyin 189.2 Bill Jessop With Mayor Don McKay 74 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 189.3 Salvos Homeless People Program Launch 42 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 190.1 Kids In Fancy Dress 190.2 Joe Borrell 190.3 "B" Grade Champion Cricket Team Sunshine Cricket Club 191.1 Cars Being Sold On Vacant Land 191.2 Werner Schlomerers Store - Damien Gahan 191.3 Marie Fenech At Bad Footpath St. Albans 192.1 Model Of New Church 192.2 Sunshine Mayor & Children 192.3 Street Watch Shoping Centre St. Albans Ralph Fiovino 193.1 15 Cyclists With Sponsorship From Police Blue Light Disco 193.2 Demostration Over Public Housing Auctions Maidstone 194.1 K-Mart Manager & Staff 194.2 Petitioners For Bus Route Keilor Downs 194.3 100th Birthday Celebrations Sunshine Primary School 195.1 Launch Of Video By Kay Steches 195.2 Peter Williams 195.3 Sunshine Primary School 100th Birthday Tanya Simouska 196.1 Teachers & Students On Victorian Bike Ride 196.2 Keilor Downs Shopping Centre 196.3 Brimbank Park Heart Paths Project Marianne Khail & Michelle Fincke 197.1 English Poet John Keats 197.2 Toy Donation 197.3 Copy Of Negatives Of Dan Cauaghan 198.1 Sunshine Kindergarten Police Hanging Over Safety Certificates 198.2 Chas Wilks Jewellery 198.3 Trevor Thom Lufthansa Pilot 199.1 Bernard Smith & Birds 199.2 Grant Eadie 199.3 Street Watch Taylors Rd St. Albans 200.1 Kings Park High School Fire 200.2 Western Smallgoods 208 - 210 McIntyre Rd Sunshine 200.3 Geoff Parker Builder 201.1 Gary Niward Cyclist 201.2 Winners Of Easter Competition 201.3 Dandenong V's Adelaide Soccer Match 201.4 Resurrection Primary School Family Fun Day 202.1 200 Descendents Of Mary Davies Who Arrived In Keilor 150 Years Ago 202.2 Western Region Games Softball 202.3 Ian Carpenter & Andrew Georgion 202.4 Opening Of St. Albans Shopping Centre 202.5 Street Watch Westwood Way Sunshine 203.1 Col Martin 203.2 Kids In Xmas Train Ride 203.3 Frank Pringle & War Memorial Plaques Sydenham Road 203.4 Louise Scibierras & Footpath Street Watch 4 Leslie St, St. Albans 204.1 Exxon - R.A.A.F. Police Dog & Dentist 204.2 Andra Anderson - New Centre Management 204.3 Margaret & Her Collection Of Spoons 204.5 Albion Primary School M.S. Read-A-Thon Emma Christopoulos And Herve Tran 205.1 New Ring Road For The West 205.2 Hertford Rd House Fire 205.3 Industrial / Residential Dispute 205.4 St. Albans Police Station Joan Kirner 206.1 Maribyrnong High School Kids In 5kM Run 206.2 Sarah Lock & James Nardella 206.3 Keilor Reserves Sell Off 206.4 Anne Battersby Ex-Smoker 207.1 Edward Fraser - Activist 207.2 St. Albans Railway Station 207.3 Cr. Lindsay Graham Sunshine Hospital 208.1 Wally O'Brien & Others At I.C.I. 208.2 Peter Rengey 208.3 St. Albans Shops - Footpath Tables 208.4 Veli Fikret Going To Thailand 209.1 Ope Shenouda From Egypt 209.2 Hung Pham & Others 209.3 Dr. Karmen Mifsud, Ian Baker & Alex Adrianopoulos 209.4 Surveying People Sunshine Shopping Centre 210.1 Trestle Bridge 210.2 Vern & Joyce Bolt 210.3 Lelias Karasaridis B.H.P. Lysaght's Steel Service Centre 210.4 Manager & Items M.Y.M. Furiture & Buildings 77 Wright St Sunshine 211.1 Manager Ashley Reed & Mum Mary Read Deer Park Shopping Centre 211.2 Eden's Garden 211.3 Melbourne Crostia V's Adelaide Hellas 211.4 Sunshine George Cross Players Coaching Clinic Our Ladys Primary School 212.1 House Fire Deer Park 212.2 Switching On Traffic Lights Cnr Arthur St & Taylors Rd St. Albans 213 George Doukas Next To Fire Station Avondale Heights 214.1 Youth Festival Albanvale 214.2 David Davies An Artist From UK Restoring Statues Our Ladys Catholic Church 215.1 Open Day West Sunshine Community Centre 215.2 Mathew Vlek Asthmatil 215.3 Balloon Launch Of Prayers By Kids 848 Ballarat Rd 216 Lawn Mower Crew 217.1 "Jump Off" Day For National Heart Week 217.2 "Queen Victoria" Visiting Sunshine Nursing Home 218.1 Bradmill Phil Stoneham 218.2 Ardeer Primary School Education Week 219.1 Helen Of The Newsagency 219.2 Helmut Dominko Music Teacher 220.1 Ardeer Suspension St Lead Site 220.2 Viney - Sarcl Elna Sewing Centre 221.1 Dr. A. Bartone 221.2 Street Watch Tasman St Deer Park 222.1 House Of Happinesss Oldies Club 222.2 Sunshine Furniture Discounts 105 Anderson Rd Sunshine 223.1 Chirs Hatzis D.J. For BRRR 223.2 Organ Pipes Stevenson Primary School Trevor Covacci 224.1 Glenn O'Hara Pro Extra & Fireman 224.2 Furlong Park School - Jump For Heart Mong Hang Tien & Kylie Livermoore 225.1 Dorothy Brown & Her Cats 225.2 Terry & Sam Muscat 226.1 Mob Of Anti-Grease Mums & Citizens 52 Lois St, St. Albans 226.2 Deer Park Primary School John Forrester 227.1 Mothers Screaming About The Play "Grease" 227.2 Eileen At Relax & Trim 218 Main Rd East St. Albans 228.1 Garbage Truck With Lost Load Cnr Ashley St & Churchill Ave 228.2 Foto Kat 177 Main Rd West St. Albans 229.1 Port Melbourne Player Presenting Jumpers To Local Footy Side Resurrection Primary School 229.2 Ian Baker At Electrical Transformer Building Talmage St Albion 230.1 Kealba Secondary College Students Planting Trees 230.2 Ian Baker & Allan Griffiths 231.1 Lawrence & His Scrap Books 231.2 Sunshine North Secondary College Nicole Nicholson & Kristylee Britton 232.1 Kids Head Shots Kealba Primary School 232.2 Frank & Maria Micallef 233.1 Head Shots Of People Commenting On Hours Of Leisure Centre 233.2 Factory Feature Sunshine Cabinet Works 234.1 Andy The Swaggy Kids Holy Eucharist Primary School 234.2 Footpaths For Street Watch Braybrook 235.1 Alex Adrianopoulos & Chrisy Dennis Sarcred Heart Presbytery St. Albans 235.2 Braybrook Bus Shelter Andrew Bourrillon & Michelle Spiteri 236.1 John Darling Flour Mills 236.2 Arlene Andrewarthur Miss Sunshine 1956 237 Friends Of Dead Go-Kart Racer David Henry & Gavin Kingston 238 Deer Park Primary School Kyte Flying 239 Keilor Downs Shopping Centre Prep Kids From Mary MacKiller Primary School 240 Jamieson Park Secondary College 241 Sunshine Plaza Boomerang Making 242 Gibson Family Down Symdrome Week 243 I.C.I. Recycling Factory Feature 244 Paul Galoford Danger Spot 245 Peter Black City Manager For Keilor 246 Winner Of Competition Allan Ross Motors 247 Wyalong St House 248 Street Watch Bence Jones Keilor Downs 249 Tottenham Primary School Ivan Potama & Marcelino Moreno 250 Julie Anne Farrugia Working On Car 251 Richard Tedesco Fiemenco Giutarists 252 Keilor S.E.S. 253 Stenson Rd Crowd Of Angry Residents 254 Buses For Handicap People Supply By W.R.C. 255 Danny Frawley Presenting Football Jumpers Tottenham North Primary School 256 East Sunshine Primary School Circus Performance 257 Beth Drayton Retired School Teacher 258 Connie Oisano At Her Warrens West Leisure Disposal Store 237 Hampshire Rd 259 Principal Alan McNaughton Kings Park Secondary College 260 Sunshine Food Co-op Bert Tangey 261 John Galloway Baseball Coach 262 Father Joe Micallef & Mr Peter Furniss St. Paul's Parish Centre 263 Rev. Father Robert Cannon & Augustine's Church 264 Swinbourne Travelling Science Show Visiting School St. Albans Secondary College 265 Food Co-op Hansen Reserve Airport West 266 Brett Hill Turning 21 Telecom Australia Taylors Rd St. Albans 267 Zena Koope 267 Mayday 224 McIntyre Rd Sunshine 268 Harley Sweets 6 City Place Sunshine 269 Lindsay Hodge - Royal Victorian Association Of Judges 270 Time Zone 265 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 271 Kids Clean-up For World Enviroment Day Marian College 272 Penleigh College Keilor 273.1 Cr. Bernard Rielly Greening St. Albans 273.2 Street Watch Anne Dawson 274.1 Design Institute & Students Marian College 274.2 Sunshine Nursing Home Greta Winton & Heather Powell 274.3 Tasman Meats Sunshine Plaza 275.1 People In Low Cost Housing East Keilor 275.2 Jenny Patriki Of Himshes Hairdressing 276.1 Opening Youth Expo Highpoint 276.2 K.W. Hales Real Estate 277.1 Staff Of News Agencies Sunshine Plaza 277.2 Staff Photo Big Fields Fruit & Veg Sunshine Plaza 278.1 Oil Painting Of Flour Silos In Council Chamber 278.2 Bernard Reilly TAB Sunshine Hampshire Rd 279.1 Class Of 90 Head Shots Maidstone Primary School 279.2 Class Of 1991 Grade 6 Head Shots Deer Park North Primary School 280.1 Tony Of Ray White 280.2 Aboriginal Activities Glengala Primary School 281.1 Blackhawk Copper Tottenham R.A.A.F. Base 281.2 Aldo Roberto 282.1 Read-A-Thon For Kids Albion Primary School 282.2 Tom Walsh 283.1 Cat Competition Meryle Frame 283.2 Year 11 Drama Students Marian College 284.1 Mr & Mrs Saltmarsh 284.2 Palm Tree St. Albans Square 285.1 R.A.A.F. Base Tour 285.2 Chrisy Dennis, Author Of Development Book About Keilor - Melton Areas 286.1 Rod Hay Bike Rider 286.2 Class Of 1991 Grade 6 Head Shots Sunshine North Primary School 287.1 St. Pauls Primary School Niel O'Keefe & Kids 287.2 Mrs Esne Barr 288.1 Ruby Bukousky 288.2 Americo Costa Of Westgate Upholster 289.1 Pile Of Vandalised Play Equipment 289.2 Deer Park Central Tasman Meats 290 Deer Park Central Woods Florist 290.1 Helen & Charlie Aquilina 291.1 Tottenham North Primary School & Footscray Football Player Steven Kolniuk & Kids 291.2 Deer Park Central Gym Wah 292.1 Kids Jumping Rope For Money Raising Fund 292.2 Suspension St House Damage 293.1 Gerd Muller & Washing Powder 293.2 Joe Caruso Sunshine Travel 294.1 Mark Petvnka 294.2 Kim Wong Asian Pearl Restaurant 295.1 Cracked Footpaths Around St. Albans 295.2 W.L. Allen Foundary 3 Hulett St Sunshine 296.1 Deb Ball 296.2 Pieter Schoten Of Sunshine Plumbing 297.1 Sunshine Tip Fire 297.2 Matt Wilson - Local Person Former Railway Switch House Talmage St Albion 298 Students With Water Saving Posters Catholic Regional College St. Albans 299.1 Janina Rynkiewicz Movelle Primary School 299.2 Dane McManus Ginifer Railway Station 300.1 A Write In Day With The Kids St. Albans Primary School 300.2 Tony Van Deurzen Dutch Club 301.1 Tony Elias - Student At Melbourne Uni & Writer 301.2 Bob Sercombe Keilor Fire Station 302.1 Footpaths With Cracks St. Albans 302.2 Margot Tyrrell Of Book Council With Kids Holy Eucharist School 303.1 Erection Of Bridge Ceremony & Residents Complaining 303.2 Bernard Reilly On Ardeer Railway Station 304.1 Spastic Centre 304.2 Transport Visits The School St. Albans Meadows School 305.1 Ciro Lombardi 305.2 Row Over Use Of Hall Castley Hall 306.1 Lee-Anne Reidy & First Aid Doll 306.2 John Hyett Council Candidate 307.1 David White & Westlink Bridge Opening 307.2 Clothing 219 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 308.1 Sunshine Hospital - Cameron Brennan & Twin Babies 308.2 Dr. Graeme Thompson Who Grew Up In Sunshine 309.1 Tidy Town Winner - Arthur Quinton & Rhonda Martin 309.2 James Burns Angry About Sunshine Council 310.1 Rina Lauriola 310.2 Attard Family Comforts Daughter After Family Cat Is Shot 311.1 Annisa Groves & Science Awards 311.2 Boxing Lester Ellis V's Attila Fogas & Tony Miller V's Ken Carter 312.1 Old Homestead Keilor 312.2 Deer Park Central BB's Deli 313.1 Funeral Of Arthur Lovelock 313.2 Deer Park North Primary School Lorraine Wilson & Kids 314.1 Jim Sheridan & Livia La Rocca 314.2 Melissa Vella (Artist) Marian College 315.1 Palm Tree On Compericus Way Keilor 315.2 Street Watch Forrest St No Trees 316.1 Sunshine Plaza Manager - Geoff Flower 316.2 Baby Contest Nicole Best & Jessica Collins 317.1 Sunshine Heights Primary School - Peter Jankuluuski & Ellen Kockou 317.2 Deer Park Bazaar 318.1 Ossie & Hanna Belmore 318.2 Street Watch Burgoyne Lane Williamstown 319.1 St. Albans Co-Op 319.2 Monica Fresco & Home She Rents 320.1 Marian College Melisa Reardon & Samantha Holroyd 320.2 Tottenham Secondary College Girls Living In Fear 321.1 Ohla Terlecka & Stegania Kowalyk Authors Of "Australia We Salute You" 321.2 Govener McCaughey At Sunshine 321.3 John Kontek Real Estate 322.1 R.A.A.F. Announcement Of Housing Scheme 322.2 Announement Of Extension To School St. Albans East Secondary College 322.3 Spaldings Play By Students From Marian College 323.1 Deer Park Primary School 323.2 Class Of 1991 Calder Rise Primary School 324.1 Class Of 1990 Kids Keilor Primary School 324.2 Skipping For Heart Week Calder Rise Primary School 325.1 Michael Turner (Werribee Press) Accepts Cheque Of $15,000 From 3GL General Manager Nick Scott 325.2 Winning Sporting Team 325.3 Cornwall Rd Park Rubblish 326.1 Man On Forklift 326.2 Tottenham Primary School - Tennis Oz 327.1 Rod Can - Boxer - Presents Certificate To The Kids Tottenham North Primary School 327.2 Brothel Cramer Ave 328.1 Tina Miller At Re-Development Site 328.2 Sunshine Candidates Alfred Zahra, George Parnis & Sam Muscat 329.1 Pete The Clown & Kids Deer Park Hall Station Rd 329.2 Debra Bevridge Speed Roller Skater 330.1 Blown Up Boat Footscray 330.2 Artistic Studios Deer Park 331.1 Cr. Sam Ortisi 331.2 Unfinished Shopping Complex St. Albans 332.1 Chris Papas In His Barber Shop St. Albans 332.2 New Youth Centre Sunshine 333.1 Top 40 Estate - John Coghlan 333.3 Spoils Gift Shop Maree Aquilina 334.1 Judy Mason & Trish Smith 334.2 Margaret Johnstone & Joyce Arnold 335.1 Adrian Czernieki 335.2 Anglican Christ Church Keilor 336.1 Ian Patience & Matthew Breen - Basketball Players Who Work For The Council 336.2 Old Wooden Bridge Arundel Rd Peter Somerville 337.1 Indonsian & Aussie Defence Altaches On Tour 337.2 Basketballer From NBL Keilor Downs Plaza K-Mart 338.1 Inan Baker Presenting Flags Deer Park Senior Citizen Club 338.2 Nino Napoli - Former Student Of Sunshine High School 339.1 Bigbrother Mark Boyd 26 & Little Brother Dan Thomas 10 339.2 Adam Ramadan 340.1 Matthew Breen & Family 340.2 Street Watch McIntyre Rd Sunshine 341.1 Chimney Blown Up Explosive Factory Deer Park 341.2 Maribyrnong Valley 342.1 Eleanor Robinson & Christine Anderson With Leadlight 342.2 Play Daisy Pulls It Off Chris Gale 343.1 Cr. Andrea Surace & Alex Top 343.2 Les Twentyman 344.1 Keilor Council Candidate Tina Millar 344.2 Paul Wamright & Rosy Jolic 345.1 Tina Millar With Trees 345.2 Council & Private Vehicles Parked In Street 346.1 Bad Footpaths In Keilor 346.2 New Principal Sunshine Secondary College Graham Lee 347.1 Dance Students & Graffity Artists 347.2 Parking Meters & Action Group 348.1 Oliver Twist Kids Overnewton College 348.2 Surverying Customers Bilo & Jewell Supermarkets 349.1 Peter Bortelli 349.2 Pancake Kids 350.1 Michael Salmon & Kids Keilor Downs Primary School 350.2 Peter Tselikis & Bees 351.1 Alma & Frank Hallinane 351.2 Julie Murphy Keilor Council 352.1 St. Alban High School Sports Day 352.2 Surverying Shoppers Milleara Shopping Centre 353.1 Wilcox Family Living In Poverty 353.2 Class Of 1991 Millerara Primary School 354.2 Carmen Muscat Street Watch Falcon Walk Kings Park 355.1 Matthew Caruana & Simon Madden Sunshine Hospital 355.2 Volleyball Champions Milleara Primary School 356 Staff Photograth Deer Park Community Info Centre 356 Tree Planting 357 St. Albans Band Practice 358.1 Pat Sheridan 358.2 Elna Sewing Center 359.1 Paul Jefferies - Won $21,000 On Sale Of Centuary 359.2 St. Albans Chickens 360.1 Maltese Prime Minister Eddie Fenech - Adams 360.2 Joan Carstairs & Highlights Of St. Albans 361.1 Class Of 1990 Keilor Heights Primary School 361.2 Mr. Emil Lenc Of St. Albans Student Of The Year Footscray Insitute 362.1 Three Kids Who Represented Victoria Keilor Heights Primary School 362.2 Market Plumbing Staff Picture 363.1 Marie Mill Centre 363.2 Ivan Pogaic & Bike Shop 364.1 Maltese Prime Ministers Visit To Sunshine & St. Albans 364.2 Period Costumes Keilor Down Secondary College 365.1 Sgt Sam Halim Going To Gluf War 365.2 Photo Of Sign & Trees H.V. McKay Memorial Gardens Anderson Rd Sunshine 366.1 John Kontek At Sunshine Court House 366.2 Story Time For Children Children's Book Week 367.1 John Garrity - Upholsterer 367.2 Learner Drivers Program Launched By Barry Scott Avondale Heights Seconardy College 368.1 Vietnamese Adults Learning English 368.2 All Tab 2/5 Sara Grove Tottenham 369.1 Keilor Historic Society & Local Pub 369.2 Shops Hampshire Rd Sunshine 370.1 Max Walker Signing Copies Of His New Book 370.2 Sunshine Secondary College Launch Of New College Joan Kirner 371.1 R.A.A.F. Base Graduation Parade 371.2 Street Watch Mansfield St Sunshine 372.1 Romsey House - Jane Alley 372.2 Kids In Newpaper Production Group 373.1 St. Albans Secondary College Table Tennis Team 373.2 Children's Voolc Week Fancy Dress St. Albans East Primary School 374.1 St. Albans Secondary College What's In Space - Tasna Propadalo & Patrice Smith 374.2 New School Under Construction Monmia Primary School 375.1 St. Albans Secondary College - Helen Nguyen 375.2 George & Marjorie Caithness 50th Wedding Anniversary 376.1 Class Of 1990 Sunshine Primary School Hampshire Rd 376.2 Benradette Smith St. Paul's School Sunshine Ave Kealba 377.1 Peace Orgainiser TTFM Studios South Melbourne 377.2 Mary Brian, Went To School At St. Albans Primary School Years Ago 378 Doreen Gibson & Daughter Tracey 379.1 Dress Rehersal Sunshine North Secondary College 379.2 Copies 380 Dorothy Costa - Keilor's New Mayor 381.1 Play Rehersal Kings Park Secondary College 381.2 Street Watch Road Conditions St. Albans Rd & Gilmour Rd St. Albans 382.1 Flickers Fabric Dye Works St. Albans Rd & Gilmour Rd 382.2 Staff Picture At Graeme Toomey Retirement 383.1 Hamish Bell - A Student From the 1940's St. Albans Primary School 383.2 Ian Patience 384.1 Murie Butterworth - John Kontek 384.2 Debbie Flintoff - King Visiting St. Theresa Primary School Albion 384.3 Overnewton College Christine Northfield 385.1 Josie Huart - Widow Of Ex-Keilor Councillor 385.2 St. Albans Secondary College Nathalie Abela, Carlos Mora & Simone Wilson 386.1 Barry Jones Being Given A Petition Deer Park Shopping Centre 386.2 Glengala Primary School Kids Group Shot 387.1 Rhonda Martin Plastic Bottle Recycling 387.2 Bobby Pritchard Janitor St. Albans South Primary School 388.1 Vic Parsons 388.2 Street Watch Suspension St 389.1 Deer Park North Primary School Pupils Performing A Melodrama 389.2 Marian College Textile Students Julie Sultana & Linda Naselli 390.1 Joyce Arnold Under Street Sign Of Mayo St 390.2 Science Jali Hoysted 391.1 Kids Radio Production Braybrook Secondary College 391.2 Michale & Antonietta Palmobo 50th Anniversary 392.1 Mirage Plane R.A.A.F. Base Tottenham 392.2 Damanged Power Lines Street Watch 393.1 Literacy Rep Giving Out Books To Mothers - Sunshine Hospital Furlong Rd 393.2 Group Of Women Exhibiting Work At The Hunt Club Soon 394.1 Dr. Teunis Kwac & Ardeer Lead Site 394.2 Lad John, Saved A Man From A Gas Filled Home 395.1 Desktop Disaster Exercise Keilor 395.2 Sonay Bekcioglu Of John's Hair Design 396.1 Underwater Hockey Kids 396.2 Copies 397.1 Anne Witten - Winner Of Competition Braybrook Primary School 397.2 Rock Eisteddfod Rehersals "On The Beach" Essendon Grammer School 398 Henry Shapiro 21 White St Maribyrnong 399.1 Kids, Mutant Turtles & Animals (Real Ones) 399.2 Borrell Street Residents Protest 400.1 Play - "Guys & Dolls" Christ Of King Primary School St. Albans 400.2 Ian Baker & Locals Clening Graffiti Off Wall 401.1 Alex Antenopolois & Frield At Boarding Home 401.2 Vox Pop About New Car Park No Fence 402 Ian Baker At Old Railway Building Albion Transformer Site Talmage St Albion 403.1 New Sunshine Councillors Irene Shad, george Panis & Geoff White 403.2 Harry Vnger - One Time Dunrea Boy 404.1 Handicraft Shop Lis Collins 404.2 Dr. Marko Veselica 405.1 No Street Light Cr. Andrea Surace 405.2 Croatian Catholic Centre Fitzgerald Rd Sunshine 406.1 Fraespoulos Family Ex St. Albans Primary School Student 406.2 Burnt Out Building Foster St Airport West 407.1 Equal Driving School 407.2 Louis Schembri 408.1 Visiting Japanese Footy Players 408.2 Teunis Kurak 409.1 Smart Food Program 409.2 Class of 1990 Head Shots Albion Primary School 410.1 Play Called "Germs" By Kids 410.2 Class Of 1990 Head Shots Milliara Primary School 411 Minis Pizza Room And Kids 412.1 Harry Sommers Illegal Factory 412.2 Peter The Clown At Kealba Play Group 413.1 Liberal Candidate George Korytsky 413.2 Val Kuc Of WWKVC Watchmakers 414.1 Phan Van Giuong 414.2 Carek Walter 415.1 Sunshine High School June Martin 415.2 Clare Brennan & Dog Shandy 416.1 Street Watch Moama St Sunshine 416.2 Defence Minister Opening House 417.1 Youghon And His Paintings 417.2 Tottenham R.A.A.F. Base Geoff Phillips & Captain Colin Smith 418.1 Windows Of The West Avondale Primary School Steven Ladiges 418.2 Shane Greenman Cake Maker 419 Robin Green Celebrity Station Assistant Ginifer Railway Station 420.1 Champion Badminton And Table Tennis 420.2 Pearl Ewart & Her Prize Presentations 421.1 Krid Popczyk And Partners Assembling A Book On History Of Polish People 421.2 Wally O'Brien, Cycling Champion 422.1 Vox Pop About Medicare $3.50 Charge 422.2 Vic Swim Holiday Program Sunshine Swimming Pool 423.1 Rock Eisteddford Group 423.2 Bob Sercombe With Rock Etseddford Maners St. Columba's School 424.1 Alan Patten & Rex White Looking Over Extensions 424.2 Mrs McRob 425.1 Street Watch Darrach Dr Keilor Downs 425.2 Elizabeth Hayden & Daughter Pat Pemberton At Hayden St Street Sign 426.1 St. Albans Primary School 426.1 Victor Izwed, New Sunshine Council Planning Officer 427.1 St. Albans North Primary School 427.2 Robert & Minnie Pow Who Have Delivered The Sunshine Advocate For The Past 13 Years 428.1 Margaret Underwood Past Student Of Sunshine High School 428.2 Barry Harvey And Ladies' Loo 429.1 Class Of 1991 429.2 St. Albans Square 430.1 Mayor Of Keilor & Governor's Wife Mrs McCaughry 430.2 Vic Swim Graduates At Maidstone 431.1 Street Watch Orama Child Care Centre 431.2 Mary Ivanovski St. Albans Primary School 432.1 St. Augustine's Keilor 432.2 Brendan Condon - Rain Forest Profestor 433.1 Frank MicAllef & Mark Styxx 433.2 Kids At Play 434 Quarry Berkshire Rd & Duke St 435.1 Movelle Primary School Skipping Demonstrations 435.2 Sam & Andrew Mahoney 436.1 Jamieson Park Secondary College Andrew Gordon, Jason Sammut - Sax Players 436.2 Foster Parents & Children 437.1 Windows Of The West Keilor Downs Primary School Shane Pace & Oanh Huynh 437.2 Open Day Sunshine Fire Station 438.1 Dorrie & Ernie Lane 60th Wedding Anniversary 438.2 The St. Albans Santa Eugene 439.1 Windows Of The West St. John College Domonic Pinto 439.2 Guichan Erbas 440.1 Windows Of The West St. Theresas Carla Cabbera & Phuons Vu 440.2 People In Business 441.1 Statewide Sewing Kathy Kassan 441.2 Werner Schloemer 442.1 Street Watch Roberts St Sunshine 442.2 Jock Pollock - Keilor MFB 443.1 Sunshine North Secondary College Soccer Clinic Trish Triplet & Nicole Bajada 443.2 Jack Migdalek St. Albans East Primary School 444 Ian Baker & Mike McDonald 445.1 Sharon Fernandz Champion Classical Tap Dancer 445.2 Brian O'Laughlin 446.1 Mrs Behr 446.2 Spase Velanouski 447.1 Chew Wilks Jewellers Anna Maria Moscati 447.2 Le Crystal Natural Rock 447.3 John Little 448.1 Adam McCarthy Rock Eistenford 448.2 Sunshine Football Club Feature 448.3 Rob Vingerhoets 449.1 Michael Guirgi Rap Singer 449.2 Andrew Nuske Sunshine Indoor Sports Centre 449.3 Charlie Booth 450.1 Bob Philp 450.2 Construction & Opening Of New Playing Fields Ardeer High School 450.3 Sue Jennison 451.1 Bernard Reily 451.2 Keilor Ladies Bowls Team 451.3 She Oaks Estate St. Albans 452.1 Jamieson Park Secondary College Gold Medal Weight Lifters 452.2 Eric Lund Western Insitute 452.3 Etseddford Rock & Roll Competition 453.1 Eddie Corsaletti Street Watch 453.2 New School Building St. Albans High School 453.3 How Consul Rick Hewson 454.1 Wayside Opp Shop June Hardy 454.2 Snakes In School Picture Of Lab Assistant Keilor Downs Post Primary School 454.3 Wedding Peterson Family 455.1 Street Watch Enderby St Braybrook 455.2 Kealba Playgroup Easter Party 455.3 Quadraplegic Rugby 456.1 George Caruk 456.2 Bill & Gladys Bailey 60th Wedding Anniversay 456.3 Joyce Austin - Scaloppinis Restaurant 457.1 Frank Petruzzelli & Peter Caluzzi PC Accounting Services 457.2 Primary School Sports 457.3 Kids Who Have Organised A Fund-Drive For Salvation Army - Braybrook Primary School 458.1 Tree Lopping Pty Ltd Justin 458.2 Children Crossing Railway Line East Esplanade St. Albans 458.3 Kodokan Judo 459.1 Peter Micallef & Bob Razilia Western Suburbs Taxis 459.2 Gisella & Franco Cozzo 459.3 St. Albans Primary School - Benjamin Morcillo 460.1 Michael Robinson 460.2 Sunshine Christian School 460.3 Dieu Tan Photographic Award 461.1 Neil Branch 461.2 Bert Guileri Organ Pipes State Park Keilor 461.3 Maths Champions - Minh Mai, Zoran Dinev, Dat Dinh & David Zahra 462.1 Richard Maxwell Plastic Surgeon 462.2 Peter Portelli Sunshine Councillor Main Rd East Intersection 462.3 Deer Park Shopping Centre Trolley Race 463.1 Massey Ferguson Site 463.2 Cr. Charlie Apap Keilor Taylors Rd Intersection 463.3 Jamieson Park Secondard College Fuel Efficent Car - Brian Lawrence & Melissa Kovalevil 464.1 Ms. Read Athon Kids 464.2 Mark Briggs - Young Endevour Crew Member 464.3 Organ Pipes Park (Bird Week) Jonathon Dawson, Ieisha Redenbach & Arlene Sachon 465.1 Sketches Of Nursing Home 465.2 Deer Park Community Cente 465.3 Deer Park Shopping Centre 11th Birthday & 50 School Kids 466.1 Street Watch Oak Crt Braybrook 466.2 Main Rd East Footpath St. Albans 466.3 Mt. Cottrell Motorcross - Peter Barr 467.1 Kids & Teaches Protesting At Music Room Being Taken Away St. Albans East Primary School 467.2 Kids & Go Karts 467.3 Mike Feehan 468.1 Maidstone Tennants Union Presentation 468.2 Cnr Hampshire Rd & Ballarat Rd Sunshine 468.3 Elsa Blahut 469.1 Peter Calvzzi & Frank Fetruzzelli 469.2 Jeff Kennett & Peter Portelli 469.3 Ashley Reid & Trolley Race Winner 470.1 Safeway With Horses 470.2 "Girls In Science" (Science 23) Ardeer High School 470.3 Sunshine Sizzlers 471.1 Mother Of God Church Blanch St Ardeer 471.2 Pastor Greg Mitchell "The Potters House Church" 471.3 Kids Australian Day Sunshine Christian School 472.1 Tagged Litter Being Launched By Melbourne Water Board 472.2 Keith Broadbeat Oberon St, St. Albans 472.3 Vic Weaver 473.1 Fred Sciberras Street Watch 473.2 Arundel Rd Bridge Development 473.3 Shop Woners 474.1 Laurie Wheelahan 474.2 John & Sylvia Sheen 474.3 Grant Eadie 475.1 St. Albans Primary School Indonesian's Quang Pham 475.2 Fanny Dress Day Ardeer High School 475.3 Students Artists & Mural Maribyrnong High School 476.1 Golfer Philip Jones 476.2 Debbie Majiacz New Actress For Western Theatre 476.3 Vince & Rose Stella "Vince's Fruit Martket" 477.1 Deer Park Shopping Centre - Local Kids 477.2 St. Albans Roman Catholic Church Maltese March 477.3 Photographed A Segment Of A Report 478.1 Toni Marzel & Her Birs 478.2 Ardeer High School New Oval "Turning The Earth" 478.3 Ashley Reed & Friends 479.1 New Buddhist Community Centre 479.2 St. Pauls Kealba Easter Play 479.3 Bruce McAvennie Of Channel & 480 Les Smith 480.1 Artist With T-Shirt Design For Triple RRR Mary Thmoidis 480.2 Burn Out Cars & Caravan 481.1 Sunshine Council's & Engineer At Site Of New Area 481.2 Bert Guileri & Ivanhoe St St. Albans 481.3 Sunshine Council 482.1 The Animus Trash Band 482.2 Mr & Mrs Maxwell 50th Wedding Anniversay 482.3 Tony Chandler 483.1 Debra Beveridge Speed Skater 483.2 Bert Guileri & Calder - Holdens Rd Railway Station 483.3 Cr. Rhonda Martin & Jack Sheridan 484.1 John Kozarovstci & Peter James Doing Gardening Work For Old & Disable People 484.2 Cooee March 484.3 New Shopping Centre Site Avondale Heights 485.1 Shop Owners 485.2 Organ Pipes State Park & Bert Guileri 485.3 Pupils Launching Recycling Program Keilor Downs Primary School 486.1 Head Shots Sunshine Croation Soccer Team 486.2 Southern Cross Express 486.3 Cars In The Maribyrnong 487.1 Tree Planting 487.2 Roman Catholic Primary School King Park 487.3 Keilor Village Shopping Centre 488.1 Street Watch Metherill St 488.2 Tify Town Awards 489.1 Nazarena & Josephine Galea 50th Wedding Anniversary 489.2 Church St Keilor 489.3 Kealba Play Group Kids 490.1 Street Watch Lindsay Baum 490.2 Bert Guileri Meals On Wheels Kitchen 490.3 Class Of 1990 Sunshine Heights Primary School 491.1 Street Watch Jane Taffigiannakis 491.2 Rees & Toppy Williams 50th Wedding Anniversary 491.3 Pictures Of Shopping Centres Keilor Downs & Taylors Lakes 492.1 Tony Abouzeid Milk Bar 492.2 Godfathers Pizza 492.3 Sunshine Shopping Centre 493.1 Street Watch Robert Condy 493.2 Alby Hass Kick Boxer 493.3 Class Of 1990 St. Albans Primary SChool 494.1 Wally O'Brien & Aboriginal Cave 494.2 Veronica Tremble 494.3 Bernard Kemp & Richard De Gabrvielle 495.1 Baby Farm Matthew Lonsdale 495.2 Borel Quarry Duke St 495.3 Body Builders 496.1 Street Watch Ballarat Rd Sunshine 496.2 Leon Zerata Overgrown Pumpkins 496.3 Opening Of Amazing Hair 497.1 Iveta Klano Paper Dikivera 497.2 Sunshine Shopping Centre 497.3 Talking To People In Shops About Smoking Alfrieda St, St. Albans 498.1 Sunshine Plaza Alan Clark & Kathy Szremko 498.2 Sunshine MFB New Snorkel 498.3 Kielle Colver & Eda Irfan 88 Hall St Sunshine West 499.1 Corner Of Minerva Cres & Darracq Dr - Bad Footpath 499.2 Sunshine Community Theatre Vandalism 499.3 Coles / Fosseys Brian Lewis - Butcher & Bernie Karavla - Butcher 500.1 Street Watch - Dead Trees, Trees In Power Lines, Trees Over Footpaths 500.2 Ray Dodd - Keilor Hotel Feature 500.3 Head Shots Of Shop Owners Sunshine Shops 501.1 Sunshine Ladies Club 501.2 Hotrod Show 501.3 Wreath On Road Doherty's Rd Laverton 502.1 Mary & Martin Cullen Paper Deliveries 502.2 John Cain Opening Keilor Downs Post Primary School 502.3 Ted Flynn 6 Holehouse St Sunshine 503.1 Bill Reeves 503.2 Deer Park Shopping Centre Mothers Rooms 503.3 Simon Of Mr Fashions Hampshire Rd Sunshine 504.1 100 Year Old Celebrations For Church Of England 504.2 Ardeer Railway Station 504.3 Peter Cavan - Project Development Officer Western Institute St. Albans 505.1 Staff at Templation Boutique 505.2 St. Albans High School - Head Shots Of Students - Re Educations Systems 505.3 Marie Turner & Ker Dogs 137 Ballarat Rd Maidstone 506.1 Sportsco Staff 506.2 Lake Stanley Gardens Development Launch At Sunshine Townhall 506.3 Lady & Tramp Promotion - People & Kids 507.1 Kathy Thompson Won A Cladded House 507.2 Mrs Jan Beathy And Family 507.3 Bob Bartlett & Damaged Loos St. Albans 508.1 Young Soccer Players Who were Severely Injured In Soccer Games In Qld 508.2 Minister For Education - Caroline Hogg & Bob Sercombe 508.3 Mark Roberts Concrete Recycling 509.1 Joe Malla 509.2 Land For Sale Doherty Rd 509.3 Eva Mikesic & Her Photos Avondale Heights 510.1 Kontek Heads 510.2 Dead Set Straight 510.3 Tade Krolo - Young Boxer 2 Everton Crt St. Albans 511.1 Janelle Barr 511.2 Don Carville 31 Vincent Ave St. Albans 512.1 Melbourne Fire Bridage Open Day 512.2 Frank Imbesi - Tennis Player 512.3 Sunshine Primary School Ian Baker & Troy Young 513.1 Friends Of Kororoit Creek Receiving Cheque 513.2 A.D. Shirtmaker Suffolk Rd Sunshine - Fire 513.3 New Primary School "MacKellar" & New Principal George Murdoch Yeats Drive Sydenham 514.1 Youth Group To Help Young Kids Out Of Boredom 514.2 Deer Park Railway Station 514.3 Staff Management Of Sunshine Plaza 515.1 Visiting Play To School 515.2 Sunshine VFA Footy Team 515.3 Bernard Reilly On Bridge Station Rd Deer Park 516.1 Street Watch Eastcote Street 516.2 Mrs Petrynivk And Family 516.3 Shacks Of Green Shop 32 Sunshine Plaza 517.1 Aerobic (Water) For Over 50's 517.2 Dot Campell Sunshine Health Service For Youth 517.3 "Don't Dump It" Big M Campaign I.C.I. Ballarat Rd Gate 3 518.1 John Brumpton 518.2 Sean Lavin Deer Park Hotel 518.3 John Kontek & Auction Reid St Deer Park 519.1 Stan Branch 519.2 Evans, Rigg & Vella 519.3 Dean Tabone, Aged 16, Meets Alan Griffiths MP 60 Ford Ave Sunshine North 520.1 Avondale Secondary College - College Closure Street Survey 520.2 Avondale Heights Poor Road 520.3 Natalie Bruzzese 1 Gidgee Crt Kealba 521.1 Brendan Coyne - Principal 521.2 St. Albans High School 40hr Famine 521.3 David Leydon & A Tiger Snake 94 Beatty Ave Glenroy 522.1 John Kontek - Real Estate 522.2 Ardeer High School Play Rehersal 522.3 Keilor Play Group & Santa 523.1 Athalie Comp 523.2 Margaret Mahoney 523.3 Christmas Front Cover Keilor / St. Albans Avocate 524.1 Paul Dingley (Lewis & Condello) 524.2 St. Albans Primary School 524.3 Mary McKillop Fate David Zahra & Zoran Gorgiouski 525.1 Gus Napolo & Others 525.2 Cr. Don McKay At Car Park 525.3 George Kapitan Apprentice Of The Year 526.1 Cyril Anderson 526.2 Linda Harvey - ZZAZZ Saxaphone Player 526.3 Sunshine Play Group & Santa 527.1 Sunshine Margaret Traders 527.2 Mr & Mrs Blake 60th Wedding Anniversay 527.3 Steam Train Trip To Bacchus Marsh 528.1 Bill Reeves At Untidy Banks Of Taylors Creek 528.2 Train With Sunbury Sign 528.3 Burns Victim Sarah Hoiwell & Mum Karen 529.1 Colin Faulkner 529.2 Cr. Nick Pino 529.3 Lorraine Scott Keilor Heights Secondary College Principal 530.1 Junior Victorian Of The Year Natalie Kokoi 530.2 John Mortingjo With Horse 530.3 St. Albans Cop Shop Con Stuart Brown 531.1 Lorna Cooksley 531.2 John Mortingjo At Site For New St. Albans Library 531.3 Xmas Pagent Glengala Playgroup Maria Evanglou 532.1 Joan Carstain 532.2 Bernard Reilly Deer Park Swimming Pool 532.3 Colin Weir & Wife Cathy 95 President Rd St. Albans 533.1 Artist Kids 533.2 Cr. Bert - Overland Reserve 533.3 Award Winners Tottenham Secondary College 534.1 Bruno Tassoni 534.2 Maribyrnong Valley 534.3 Zora Kostovska & Neighbours 8 Dowling St St. Albans / Keilor 535.1 Mercy Hospice 535.2 Jamie Guppy 535.3 Graffitti Kid Aaron Radic 536.1 Keilor Downs Secondary College - Visiting Chinese Teachers 536.2 T.A.B. Winner And New Uniforms 536.3 Rev. Father Norman Gray & Church Avondale Heights 537.1 Thaunice - Davis & Son Alfred 537.2 Arundel Rd Bridge 537.3 Inspector Michael Moloney 538.1 Bern Jewellers 538.2 V.F.A. Sunshine V's Werribee (50th Birthday Sunshine Football Club) 538.3 Rev. Michael Stuth 539.1 Jim Hoskin Good Neighbor 539.2 Keilor Heights Primary School 25th Birthday 539.3 Sunshine St Party 540.1 School Garderning Team 540.2 Sunshine High School 540.3 George & Isabella Smitty 541.1 Barbara Jones - St. Albans Post Office 541.2 Sir Frederick Wiltshire - Wiltshire Files 50th Anniversary 541.3 St. Albans Youth Centre John Kirner 542.1 Eddie Camilleri - Killer Footpath 542.2 John Larocca 542.3 Irene Whellym & Lew Sollu 543.1 Milly Mimitrijevic Who Collected The Most Barcodes From Dairy Products 543.2 Housing Commission Flats 543.3 M.S. Centre Annual Fete St. Albans 544.1 Herb Hollingsworth & others 544.2 School Holiday Pictures 544.3 Traders Agro About Shop Being Built In Middle Of Footpaths 344 Main Rd West St. Albans 545.1 Ecio Simonetti 545.2 Broken Hydrant 545.3 Group Of Ex-I.C.I. Employees 546.1 Trader of the Week - Dario's 546.2 School Holiday Pictures 546.3 Rev. Ian Corlett At Sunshine Church Of Christ 81 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 547.1 Parking Meters Robert Clements 547.2 Sunshine Street Procession 547.3 Rhonda Martin Main Rd West Arcade 548.1 Breandon - Farther Trip to Africa 548.2 Schenemann 549.1 Braybrook Primary School Languages 549.2 Maureen Egan Speaking At Food Co-Op Meeting 549.3 Inerviews Of Massey Ferguson Factory With Mayor Don McKay & Geoff Flower - Sunshine Plaza Manager 550.1 Elsie Ebling - 17 Years Service 550.2 Parks & Gardens Staff Keilor Council 550.3 Tidy Towns Awards R.A.A.F. Base Tottenham 551.1 Thompson Wedding 551.2 Belinda Bright Miss Junior Victoria 551.3 Ex-Keilor Gift Runner 552.1 Alan Brown Being Shown Around Sunshine & St. Albans 552.2 Home Auction John Kontek's House 552.3 St. Albans V's Albion Grand Final 553.1 Andra Anderson 553.2 Bernard Rielly Diamond Ave Reserve 554.1 Keilor Downs Secondary College Orchestra 554.2 Melbourne Underground 555.1 Seven Labradoodle Puppies Visiting for Guide Dogs Association 555.2 Truck Accident Bizana St & Sunshine Rd 556.1 Kids Working On Art For Artshow in 2 Weeks 556.2 Cr. Bert Gaubero & Rev. Ian Smith Traffic Problems 557.1 Maria Harrington & Kids on Broken Footpath Streetwatch 557.2 Dale Constable Leader Of Calwell Young Labor Group 558.1 Des Barnard Trader of the Weel 558.2 Thompson St Reserve Group Of People Save Our River 559.1 Ancho, Propellor & Gun Launched In The Gardens 559.2 Doyle St Reserve 560.1 Sunshine Tech Copies 560.2 Tom Stark Council Candidate 561.1 John Holt & Jeanette Howard 561.2 Jack Sherdedon & Keilor Parking Officer 562.1 Navauliono Ravai, A Rubgy Champ Who Is Going Overseas To Represent Australia 562.2 Cr. Charlie Apap 563.1 Street Watch Cnr Tilburn Rd & Station Rd Deer Park 563.2 Cars Being Sold On Vacant Land 564.1 Children With Copies Of Books They Wrote & Published 564.2 Bernard Rielly 565.1 Displosals St. Albans 565.2 Judo Champion 566.1 Community Centre Andrew McCutcheon & Dorothy Costa 566.2 Overnewton Community College 567.1 Brinbank Park Cross Country Race 567.2 Street Carnival Clowns 568.1 Rate Collector Jack Pedifer 568.2 Moira Kelly 569.1 Melissa Vella State Athletics Champ 569.2 Karen Barter & Dog 570.1 St. Albans Secondary College School Cycling Team Mark Micaulef 570.2 Punk Day 571.1 Avondale Secondary College Farwell School Camp Pinic 571.2 Play Promo Dracula Spectacular 572.1 Joanne Mooney 572.2 Football Sunshine V's ? 573.1 John Henry Hamptons Menswear 573.2 Sports Theatre Group 574.1 E.T. Doherty John Aarons 574.2 Mature Age Student Wendy Gray 575.1 "Cindy Rella Wishes" Judie Justin, Juile Ryan, Katherine Lehtonen 575.2 Deteriation Of Sydenham 576.1 Nelson Cox & His Tree Stump 576.2 Sunshine City Band 60th Birthday 577.1 Kids Who Won Prizes In The Keilor Arts Show 577.2 Sassella Park 578.1 Finnish Ambassador Visiting Factory Valmet - Boustead Pty Ltd 578.2 Nidrie Bed Shop 579.1 Geoff Vnger 579.2 Deer Park Primary School Tracel Beaurex 580.1 Trader Of The Week - Sue Mitchell, Yesterday Fashions 580.2 Dine Out Scalloanis 581.1 Street Watch Gertrude St West Side Sunshine 581.2 Sunshine Medibank Private 582.1 Tom Fraser Reserch Lab 582.2 Albion Railway Station (Former Site) Memorial Cain 583.1 Glengala Hotel 583.2 Launching Of N.S.F. New Grounds 584.1 Senator Rod Kemp & Local Candiadate Stephen Carter Around St. Albans 584.2 House Fire 585.1 Japanese Truckcare 585.2 Duke St Rubblish Dump 586.1 Street Watch Power St St. Albans Between Grace St & Eddie St 586.2 Veronica Eastwood Headshot 587.1 majestic Vedio Staff 587.2 Mr Card Winner Of Passive Smoking Case 588.1 Fire 588.2 Cr. Veronica Eastwood Planting Trees 589.1 Grade 5 & 6 Cross Age Tutoring Painting Mural 589.2 Mrs Azzoparddi 590.1 Belle de Jour 590.2 Deer Park Primary School Kids Bandaging 591.1 Dorothy Costa Keilor Major Throwing Waste Into Compose 591.2 Mileage Marathon Vehicle 592.1 Mark Howe 592.2 Jeff Kennet 593.1 Entire School Population For 10th Anniversary 593.2 Ardeer Feature 594.1 Mrs & Mrs Celia Harmony Housing 594.2 Wrestlers Sunshine 595.1 Fun City Go-Karts 595.2 Motorcycle Exhibition 596.1 St. Albans East Primary School - Adivije Iljazi 596.2 Achterberg 50th Anniversary 597.1 Hippery Hop Baby Shop - Michele & Christine Royal 597.2 Albi Haass Kick Boxer 598.1 Staff At Shop 598.2 Quit Van Deer Park High School 599.1 Auon Ladies 599.2 Y.M.C.A. Old Time Dancing 600.1 Chris Evans 600.2 Charlie Apap T-Shirt 601.1 Copies 601.2 Language Program 602.1 Messy Parks 602.2 Jack Hatton With Tomato Bush 603.1 W.L. Allen Foundary Wins Top Award Terry Barnett & Employees 603.2 Sharon Daley Advocate Competition Winner 604.1 Vox Pops About Expanding Highpoint 604.2 Vic Life Saving Championships 604.3 Sun Cres Roadworks 605.1 Street Watch Junice Smith & Remains Of Footpaths 605.2 Joe Harper & P.R.A. 605.3 Croation Walk 606.1 Tongan Children Performing To School 606.2 Kids Playing Violins 606.3 Sunshine Ladies Benevolent Society 60th Birthday 607.1 George & May Trickey 50th Wedding Anniversary 607.2 Easter Bunny 607.3 Everybody Exhibition Nanaye Cain 608.1 Toy Library Lisa Babic 608.2 Family Pinic With Easter Bunny 608.3 Albanvale Primary School Music Hour 609.1 St. Albans East Primary School Band 609.2 MacKellar Primary School 609.3 Easter Hat Parade 610.1 Ben Lawry & Alexander Myers 610.2 Easter Parade & Bunning 610.3 Ivy Taylor 611.1 Violin & Cello Students Giving Performance 611.2 Financial Seminar Barry Jones & Vic Parsons 611.3 St. Albans Catholic College Soccer Team 611.4 Claude Sanacki 612.1 Enclosure Of Russians Ducks & Duckings To Keep Customers Occupied 612.2 Outside Of Building 612.3 Cr. Pino - New Keilor Mayor 613.1 Manager Laurie Woods 613.2 Kids Releasing Helium Balloons For Easter 613.3 Croation Singers 614.1 John Gabriel & St. Albans Hall 614.2 Herman Mouthan - Traffic Engineer With Altona Council 614.3 All Star Sports Stop 615.1 Bruno Rabensteiner 615.2 Organisers Of Tourist Book 615.3 Home Furnishers 616.1 Street Watch Tony Knalith 616.2 Neville Foord & His HG Ute & Trophy For Winning Nationals Street Car Championships 616.3 Soccer - Intermediate St. Albans V's Bell Park Tech 617.1 Santa & Andy Moffitt Crystal Arnold 617.2 Fire At The Warren Family Home Blackshaws Rd 617.3 Sunshine Womens' Cricket Club 60th Birthday 618.1 Our Ladies Church 50th Anniversary 618.2 St.Albans Special School & Tidy Towns 619.1 Braybrook First Street Festival 619.2 Lynn Kosky, Bruce Mildenhall with Edna Seelaf 619.3 Taylors Lakes Cricket Pitch 620.1 Jennifer From B.M. Cers 620.2 The Upper Storey Is Going To Be Reused For A Cinema 620.3 St. Johns Ambulance Funeral 621.1 Mrs Selkirk Celbrating Her 90th Birthday 621.2 Assumptionday March 621.3 Kerbrook Abbattoir 621.4 Rubblish Bins 4 Feet 6 Inches High 621.5 Dorris Rhodes & Sister Ethel Cole Reunited After 37 Years 622.1 Old Pictures Along Walls & Sqd Leader Tom Buckham 622.2 Duro Perica 622.3 Deer Park High School Book Week 622.4 Cory & Brendan Coghlan 623.1 Sonya Wictshire Young Citizen Of The Year 623.2 Rhonda Stone & Car 623.3 Albanvale Primary School Fete 624.1 Long Grass Snake / Fire Hazard 624.2 Sign "No Boating, Bank Fishing Only" 624.3 Sunshine Library Bookweek 625.1 Former Sunshine High Student - Zbigniew Andrzejewski 625.2 Ruby Daramarana - Young Achiever 625.3 Sunshine Traders car Park 626.1 People Building New Grand Stand 626.2 Simon Zdraveski Along Dynon Rd Steel Hit His Car 626.3 Maidstone Primary School Architect In Residence Peter Scully 627.1 Tom Roper 627.2 John Ciciubla Karate Champion 627.3 Spring St Homicide 628 Ex-Sunshine High Student - Wendy Lyle 629.1 St. Albans Christmas Festival Parade 629.2 Punter To Punter Gary Adams 630 Vic Roads Ducks With Child 631.1 Street Watch - Samatha Salamon 631.2 Head Shot Of Students Myrniong Primary School 632.1 Peter Charalambous 632.2 Mrs Jeanette Nelson With Son Brex 633 Taylors Lake Recreation Club 633 Head Shot Of Students Exford Primary School 634.1 Deer Park State Relay Championships Five Little Athletics 634.2 94 Year Old Charlie Stainer 635.1 Deer Park Central Somlia With Kids 635.2 Football V.F.L. Richmond V's Footscray 636.1 "Gear It" 636.2 Sunshine V's Brunswick At Football 637 Lebanese Family Used To Live In This House & They Wreaked It & Continue To Return 638 Rev. Dr. John Roffey 639 School Principal Jun Silver & Kids 640 Ray & Margaret Fleet On Yacht 641 Mrs Tucke & Son John 643 Buses & Trucks Turning The Corner With Great Difficulty 644 Dennis Twentyman & St. Albans High School Students In Aircraft 645 Brian Mitchell, Director Of The Association 646 Childcare Workers Strikes Have Caused Teachers To Bring Their Children To Class 647 Display For National Park Care Day 648 Bus Accident 649 Nat DePalma Truck Pointer 650 Ken Hook 651 New VFA President John Grieve - Dept Principal 652 Flooding 653 Kids & Principal Brian Rogers & Award 655 Geneivve Searle & Others 656 Allison Durbin & Sister Poatill 657 Flooding Dynon Rd / Francis St 658.2 Bill Noonan, Street Named After Him 659 Cracks In Walls Of Carlton St House 699 Lesley Bergin 700 Radio 3AR - 3LO Transmitting Tower 701 Lew Stafrace 702 Pet Parade 703 Deer Park North Pet Parade 704 Submariners Group 705 The Sunshine Marching Club 706 North Sunshine Kinder 25 Years Celebrations 707 St. Peter Chanel School Fete 708 Ardeer Festival 709 Jack Freeland Art Exhibition 710 Donald Duck 711 Tea Gardens & Colonial 712 Kids & Lorraine Wilson Deer Park North Primary School 713 Sunshine Laddies Cricket Team (Past & Present) 714 People In Empty Swimming Pool 715 Croquet 716 Cyrpress President's Wife 717 Craft Day 718 21st Birthday Of Deer Park Elderly Citizens Club 719 Kids Dress Up 720 Kids & Elderly People 721 Dancers & Cooking 722 People, Street Survey 723 Orchids & Tym Barlow 724 Chris Evans At Keilor Park Depot 725 Rate Notice, Sunshine Councillors McKay & Rielly 726 Vietnamese Brush Painting 727 Parachuting Santa 728 Dr. Jim Cairns Opening The Hunt Club 729 David Cunningham Drawing Lions Club Raffle 730 Sunshine Pool & Lady With Bucket 731 Mayor Ian Mill 732 Kids & Animals 733 Deer Park Shopping Centre Management 734 Cardinal Joseph Glemp 735 Deer Park Shopping Centre 736 Bristol Paint Shop 737 Rowny Azzopardi Epilespsy Suffera 745 Ada Scrivener 749 Elderly Citizens 775 Alessandra Porusasco 776 Motor Bikes In Deer Park 777 Flora St Query 778 Bernard Reilly 779 Keilor Mayor At Keilor Golf Club 780 Dog Under Car 781 Kate Young BHP Science Prize 790 Gail Gardener "Energetiks" 832 Pauline Cassar 833 3 Kids McDougall Dixon & Stebbing 834 Jackie Schembri 835 Dominic Schrippa 836 Junior Council 837 Bob Sibson & Windmill 838 Hammer Thrower Mark Sirett 839 Mrs Christine Moore, Rubbish Dumped Behind Her House, A Breeding Ground For Snakes - She has Been Bitten 840 Exchange Student Visiting Australia 841 Dress Circle 842 Camera Equipment For Advertising 843 Peter Portelli 844 Goth Annie Of Benevolent Society 845 Elsie Brown, Mayor Of Keilor Cr. Sam Ortisi & Adele Broan 846 Harry Mokes & Family 847 Geoff Guy Highpoint Shopping Centre Hoyts Cinema 848 "Boat Race" St. John College Braybrook 849 Soccer Just V's Makedomic 850 Soccer Croatia V's George Cross 851 Senior Constable Trevor Jury Talking To School Kids 852 MYM Furniture Advertising 853 MSK Furniture Advertising 854 Alex Andionopoulos Standing In Location Of Future Traffic Lights On Traffic Hazard Corner McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 855 Electoral Officer With Student Rep Council 856 Arundel Rd Holes In Road 857 Skateboard Kids (Group Shot) 858 Phillip Nelson Ardeer Church 859 Kids Reading In Bed 860 First Aid Graduates & Craft Ladies 861 A Banner Celebrating Palm Sunday 862 Doreen (Rentals Manageress) 863 Alf Zarah & Corey Bisset 864 Kids In Swim Carnival For Various Schools 865 Asbestos In Houses Around Braybrook Area 866 Cricket Champs - Michael McKenzie & Hung Phan 867 Gaye Nicol 868 Advertising - John Easton 869 George Mencl 870 Easter Hat Parade Sunshine North Primary School 872 Evelyn Alperstein - Sunshine Plaza Promotions Manager With Mike Williamson & Terry Wallace 873 Wally O'Brien Deer Park Resident 874 Arthur Lovelock 875 Mun & Kids In Salvo - Emergency Housing 876 Kids On Bus - Micheal & Mathew Gelder 877 People Taking Part In Heart Screening 878 Playback Theater C/O At St. Albans Technical School 879 Rhonda Martin & Co 880 Murder House Eymard St Deer Park 881 Jan Jones 882 Street Survey Head Shots 883 Lonie Treacy - 8 Year Old, One Of The 1st Girl In Australia To Be Accepted By Cubs 884 Macedonian Dance Group 885 Gaye Nicol 886 Speeding Traffic St. Albans Rd 887 Cops - Steve Gibb, Peter Egan & Peter Payne 889.1 Peter & Sam Kontek 889.2 Mr Geoff Land - Fleet Manager Has Won Fleet Manager Of The Year 890.1 Wally Mazurek 890.2 Black Prince Restaurant 891.1 Harry Spies & Others 891.2 Tenants Group In Western Suburbs Are Combining 892.1 Bernard Rielly 892.2 Elizabeth McKinnon 893.1 I.C.I. Nitrocellulose Plant Deer Park 893.2 Val Thompson & Robert Fordham 894.1 Female Firefighters - Karen Rautenbacher & Renee Pizzecco 894.2 3AW Fun Run 895 Fashion Parade 896 Sunshine Council Cambers (Protestors) 897 Det. Sgt. Mark Chambers 898 A Heart Week Play For Students 899 Glenda Kueng & Lynette Flowers 900 Residents Of St. Albans Angry About Car Park To Be Built On Their Houses 901 Jukie Harison, People Organising Gardening At School 902 Skillshare Project 903 Rose Grower Ross 904 Kids In Class St. Albans High School 905 Sr. Maree 906 Bernard Reily & Deer Park Residents Want A Pool For Deer Park Area 907 Mavis Dickie 908 Bruce Cook & John Tarulli 909 Plumbing & Hardware 910 Meeting Michael Wood For Details Of Shoping Centre Being Built 911 Adele Gasa Complaining Over Rubblish In Vacant Land 912 Stan Protheroe & Russell Tillbrook 913 Albert Zammit & Traffic 914 St. Albans Hotel Auction 916 Tidy Street Winner Joe Kruszynski & Lyn Bartlett 917 Tim Walsh 918 Majorie Tant Of 2 Perth Ave Albion Was Hurst When A Truck Ran Into A Met Bus She Was On 919 Moslan Prayers & Fete Memet Balkel 920 Queen Scouts Chris & Alan Dash 921 George Seitz & Gesa Lindemann 922 Kathy Kriechhammer & Cat Disease 923 Kath Potter Eviction 924 Detective Sgt Ken Riches & Stolen Goods 925 Ernest & Elsie Pinn 50th Anniversary 926 Migrant Woman's English Class 927 Sunshine Advocate Staff Pinic Footscray & Werribee 928 Edward & Daryl Dowens 929 Deer Park North Primary School Grandparents Day For Preps 930 Hod Rod Show With Evelyn 931 Music Group Jenny Aguirre 932 Corna Portaro & Cat 933 School Play Marika Tomic St. Albans High School 934 Launch Of Balloons Footscray Players Attending Resurrection Primary School 935 Ruth Davron 936 People Protesting Against Closure Of Street 937 Jack Stevens In Street Scene - Industrial & Residential 938 Aerobics Class St. Albans Leisure Centre 939 Soccer Melbourne Croatia V's Apia 940 Maltese Mother's Day Lunch 941 Barry Plant Team Photo 942 Eastwords Team Photo 943 Launch Of Newstart Projects 944 Ian Baker At Old Railway Building Albion Transformer Site Talmage St Albion 945 Clare Brennan 946 Lorna Cameron For Promotion Reading The Advocate 947 Lena Campbell Turned 100 948 J.B. Falcone Head Shots 949 Clare Brennan 950 Greg Brown Architech At Rialto 951 Anne Matthews Newport Railway Station 952 Science Show By St. Albans High School Teachers For Kids 953 John Kontek And The Sunshine Advocate 954 Dream Café Band Amusing The Students & New Computer In Library Western Insitute St. Albans 955 Headshots & Teamshots St. Albans Leisure Centre 956 Minister Of Transport To Launch Westrip Report / Street Kids Living 957 Sunshine West High School Vollyball Team 958 Deer Park Primary School Police In Training Doug Whiteford 959 Mr Greach At Evergreen Reserve 960 Sunshine Primary School McCourt Suffolk Oval 961 Nick Pino At Intersection & Petrol Station Taylors Rd & St. Albans Rd 962 Mrs Nell Rout & Neighbourhood Watch Meeting 963 Graeme Richards & Family With Milk Van 964 Citizenship Ceremony 965 Marion Martin - Sassella Park 967 Roc Kirby Village Roadshow 968 Charlie Theuma 969 Sunshine Golf Club Junior Golf Day Phillip Johns 970 Hazel Harwood 971 3LO Transmitter Russell Rolls 972 Dr Theophanous 973 Rev. Stewart Young & Family 974 Ashley Hotel Big Car Demolisher 975 Presentation Of Outdoor / Indoor Toys To Kids By Rotary 976 Homes Being Built On Ex-Factory Site Forrest St Ardeer 977 Peter Boyle & Phillip Johns 978 Church Withers St Sunshine 979 Phillipines National Day 980 Key Heyde & Kids On Public Transport 981 Dan Ganachan 982 Lorna Cameron At St. Albans Youth Centre 983 Marion Martin 984 Marie Schrden & Johanna Schrden At St. Albans With Children 985 Public Meeting Cr. Phillip Nelson 986 Collen Azzopardi 987 Alan Davidson 988 Power Walkers - Ellen Self At Brimbank Park Keilor 989 Marion Martin 990 Lisa Copeland Water Polo 991 Shannon O'Reilly Will Be Competing In Interstate Cricket Competitions 992 Middle Footscray Railway Station Underpass, Landlocked Terrace Houses 993 Ingrid & Her Chiner Dolls 994 Susan Pearce & Joe Watkins 995 Deer Park High School - Cassandra Phillips, Sandra Turndull & Haley Flower 996 St. Albans Health Centre Tracie Fynnell & Les Rooth 997 Vicki Brewster At Anglers Hotel 998 Deer Park Primary School Oldies & Kids Ellen Gelder 999 Westend Market 1000 Marion Martin 3541 Albanvale Youth Group - Hayden Marshall 1.1 First Babys For The New Year 1.2 Hot Shots Hair St. Albans 1.3 Tree Cutting Vlas Gergis 2.1 Street Watch - St. Albans 2.2 Placements Maribyrnong Secondary College 2.3 Tony Gigacz 3.1 George Caval 3.2 R. Matthews 3.3 Boats 4.1 Sam Merhi 4.2 Raining School Holidays - Johnny & Marcus Kasab 4.3 Susan Jennison 4.4 Tasman Meats Competition 5.1 Office Of Aelx Andrianopoulos 5.2 Major Cormbardi 5.3 Acid Thrown On Dog 6.1 Corna Vagg 6.2 Keilor Farm 6.3 Dick Howden 7.1 Richard Evans Stilts Walker 7.2 Essendon Mazda 7.3 Peter Wheelahan 8.1 Steve Marriot Sunshine Council 8.2 Moral Masonary Deer Park 8.3 Croatian Arts Group & Teachers Boundary Rd North Melbourne 9.1 Bill Reeves 9.2 Sunshine Fire Bridage - Chris Evans 9.3 William & Mavis Hunter 50th Wedding Anniversray 1 Erica Ave St. Albans 10.1 Nevis Mallon & Jan Peric 10.2 Chisholm College 10.3 John Brumby & Alan Griffiths Of ALP Milleara Mall East Keilor 11.1 Charlie Stefani & Harold Fister 11.2 Kealba Playgroup 11.3 Captain James Storen In Grass Too High For Fire Season Sydenham C.F.A. Sydenham Rd 12.1 Tom Hampton 40 Glenside Ave Avondale Heights 12.2 Acupunture Victoria Uni St. Albans 12.3 Karen Stevens Of Child Care Team New Centre Community Hub Sydenham 13.1 Panya Williams 13.2 Our Ladys Primary School - Kids Singing Anthem 13.3 St. Albans Parking 14.1 Sandy Johnson & Snakes 14.2 Rap Dancing - Kate Armstrong Avondale Heightd YMCA 14.3 First Born Baby For Victoria This Year - Jessica John & Lisa Webb, Sara & Andrew 15.1 Narelle Reilly & Pets 15.2 Keilor Auction 15.3 People In Sun At Sunshine Pool 16.1 Warren Wherrett 16.2 John Kontek 16.3 Rosemary Barbara - First Female Marriage Celebrant 2 Wildwood Crt Albanvale 17.1 Gabriel Nicol & Award 17.2 Yvonne Twaites - Fifth Generation Family 123 Station Rd Deer Park 17.3 People Swimming In Hot Weather St. Albans Leisure Centre 18.1 Kevin Baker & Paddocks 18.2 Cengiz Tervan - Kebab House 8 East Esplanade St. Albans 18.3 Doulta-Galla Province Candiate John Brumby, Luba Taleuslea & Natalie (Daughter) 12 Months Old Can't Use Buses St. Albans Railway Station 19.1 Laura Agius & Her Milk Bar 19.2 Keilor Gymnastic Club Kindergarten Classes St. Albans 19.3 Lloyd McCallum - Postie For 30 Years Sunshine Post Office & Area 20.1 Robert Mate Mate 20.2 Trader Of The Week - Graeme Baulch Sunshine 20.3 Street Watch - Katherine Chlewicki & Neighbouring Horse Touble 40 Albert Cres St. Albans 21.1 Car Winners - John & John Harris 21.2 Deer Park Community Centre At War With Sunshine Council Deer Park Shopping Centre 21.3 Suzanne Jordan & Son Luke 7 Weeks In Flea Infested House At Flat 3/28 Carlton St Braybrook 22.1 Edward Fraser - Citizen Of The Year 55 Station Ave St. Albans 22.2 Craig Parry - Golf 22.3 Tammie Rainbow 4th Generation Hair Fashion 23.1 Ener Sherifali & Very Broken Footpath 16 Rason Crt Keilor Downs 23.2 Kicked Out Of Home Of 40 Years 23.3 Teaching With Computers Monmia Primary School Keilor Downs 24.1 Hanh Van Ma Century 21 Real Estate 99 Main Rd West St. Albans 24.2 BBQ At Sunshine Flats 24.3 Trader Of The Week - Blinds Salesman Ballarat Rd Sunshine 25.1 Vox Pop - On "What Does Australian Day Mean To You?" 25.2 Maidstone Police Station Ballarat Rd Maidstone 25.3 Melbourne Water St. Albans 26.1 Australian Day Honours Award Handed Out 26.2 Chinese New Year Christ The King Primary School 27.1 Copies For A Chris Evans Job 27.2 After School Program 28.1 Peter Portelli & Friends Of Maltese Community Sunshine Project For Former Railway Building Talmage St Albion 28.2 Murray Black 29.1 Stephen Jones 29.2 Maribyrnong River - Dolphin 29.3 Principal Frank Devlin & Deputy Prinicpal Ray Reid St. Albans East Primary School Station Ave St. Albans 30.1 Fire Along Highway Ballarat Rd Deer Park 30.2 Vietnamese Soccer Team 30.3 U/19 Footscray Football 30.4 New Principal Les Mayes PhD Jamieson Park Secondary College 31.1 Bingo The Clown At His Daughter's 6th Birthday Renee 6 Kurung Drive Kings Park 31.2 Street Name Desire 31.3 Copies Of "Guns N Roses" Pictures 32.1 St. Georges Coptic Orthodox Parish Celebrates Christmas St. John Church Miles Street Deer Park 32.2 Fish & Chip Shop Deer Park 32.3 School Bus - St. Albans 33.1 Alex Andrianopoulos Unit 6/47 Alfried St, St. Albans 33.2 St. Albans Leisure Centre Taylors Rd Fire - Workers On Roof 33.3 Top 10% In School 34.1 Co-ordinator Nejla Kerry Remzi And Members Of Local Turkish Women's Group 12 East Esplanade St. Albans 34.2 Geoff Saxton - New Courier Service 34.3 School Bus - Braybrook 35.1 John Cassar At Intersection Where His Daughter Was Injured At Cnr Tilburn Rd & Station Rd Deer Park 35.2 Maltese Church Parade Mullbank Drive St. Albans 35.3 Back To Maribyrnong - Anglers Hotel 36.1 Deer Park Football Ground - I.C.I. Sponsorship 36.2 Alan Griffith 37.1 Dancers Angela Frost & Kathleen Nicholls 37.2 Natalie Bruzzese - Australian Junior Soccer Player 37.3 Sunshine Art Shop 38.1 Aboriginal Festival 38.2 Ambulance Officers - Peter Oliver & Peter Watson 38.3 50 Years Wedding 39.1 $10,000 Prize To Jeanette Cassar From National Australia Bank & Sunshine Council 39.2 Baseball 39.3 Sunshine Chicken Shop 40.1 Trader Of The Week - Anna Babic Hotbread Kitchen 251 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 40.2 Klaus Buehlen - Milk Bar Owner Rubbish Outside His Shop 57A Theodore St. Albans 40.3 Westvale Community Centre Kings Park 41.1 Anne-Marie Fitzpatrick, Alistair Bloom, Patricia Jensen, Elena Fergra & Maureen Bursiew Monmia Primary School Keilor Downs 41.2 Car Rally 42.1 Geoff Loft & Irons 42.2 Sunshine Fire Station 42.3 Back To Maribyrnong - Maidstone 43.1 Dr. Peter Dunn 43.2 Darren Piaientini - Testimonial AG Panels 199 Roberts Rd Airport West 43.3 Final For Pixifoto Most Appealing Baby & Toddler 44.1 Mark Kivaclvic Car Racer 44.2 Joe & Polly Wedge - 50th Wedding Anniversary 44.3 St. Johns Ambulance Volunteers 21 Stenson Rd St. Albans 45.1 Monmia Primary School Keilor Downs 45.2 Western Discounters 45.3 St. Pauls Primary School New Crossing Kealba 46.1 Sunshine Secondary College - Kids First Day Back 46.2 Champion Baby Deer Park 46.3 St. Albans Community Health Centre 47.1 Len Goninon Good Neighbour Braybrook 47.2 Prince Charles 47.3 Albion North Primary School Movie Making Day North Sunshine 48.1 Steve Asher 48.2 Christ The King Primary School - Chinese Dragon 48.3 Arthur Morris Gardens St. Albans East Primary School 49.1 Six Students Will Be Featured Every 3 Months Sunshine Secondary College Graham St Sunshine 49.2 Essendon Mazda 49.3 Womens Education Centre Students At Computers 50.1 Feature On Asians At College Braybrook Secondary College Ballarat Rd Braybrook 50.2 Kids Go To Japan World Championships 50.3 Jamieson Park Secondary College Solar Car 51.1 Michael From Kontek 51.2 Marcel Nigli - Nigli's Eurasion Café Main Rd West St. Albans 52.1 John Kontek & Staff At His Office Hampshire Rd Sunshine 52.2 Native Grassland St. Albans 52.3 Avon Lady Judith Herd Giving School Sunscreen Parks Ardeer Campus Of Sunshine Secondary College 53.1 Kacey Stevens 9 Wins Bike In Raffle From Lou Vasctio Owner Of Shoe Xstore 6 Alfrideda St, St. Albans 53.2 "Pockets Billards Club" World Kick-boxers 53.3 Merve Frost & Sons St. Albans Secondary College Main Rd East St. Albans 54.1 European Unisex Frank Calidonna 89 Glengala Rd Sunshine West 54.2 Norn Price - Country Singer 1 Kirk St Ascot Vale 54.3 Keilor Cemetery - Cemetery Workers 55.1 Uniform Branch Boys Excited About Their New Police Station 55.2 Rasile Tiles 55.3 St. Albans Police Station $36,000 Property Haul 56.1 Stuart Homer Principal St. Albans Secondary College Main Rd East St. Albans 56.2 Robyn Rochford 56.3 Vision Craft - Jean's Pot Plant 57.1 Street Watch - Rose St Braybrook 57.2 Sewing Group Ladies Sacred Heart Church Winifred St, St. Albans 57.3 Jane Ormila Just Returned From Trip On Ship To Somalia 24 Lyons St Maidstone 58.1 Peter Papadakis Protest Over Parkland Collenso Reserve Sunshine 58.2 Sunshine Cabinets 58.3 New Playground Equipment Monmia Primary Schools Keilor Downs 59.1 Joseph Gilberto Of St. Albans Pharmacy 320 Main Rd East St. Albans 59.2 Sunshine East Primary School - Clowns Performing 59.3 Trader Of The Week - Helga Swiss Butchers Shop 204 Main Rd East St. Albans 60.1 Street Watch - Cnr Christie St & Burnside St Deer Park 60.2 Sydenham C.F.A. Members 60.3 Grade 3's Being Ashed By The Parish Priest St. Pauls Primary School 230 Sunshine Ave Kealba 61.1 Street Watch - Vacant Block 49 Station Rd Deer Park 61.2 Car Prize - Steve Wallis (Essendon Mazda) Keilor Downs Shopping Centre 61.3 Rev. Joe Dang (Deacon) Who Will Be A Priest On 3rd March Holy Eucharist Presbytery 1A Oleander Dr St. Albans 62.1 Greg Kryrs 62.2 Over 40's Program 62.3 Head Shots - Kontek Sunshine 63.1 Martie Bell 63.2 Bernard Reilly St. Albans Transport System 63.3 Kinder Farmer Keilor Downs 63.4 Sophie Kiparoglon Owner Sharam Hair & Beautt 64.1 Stan Lavin Deer Park Hotel 64.2 St. Albans Hume & Hovel Memorial 64.3 Picture Of Building Self Bros Supermarket 18 East Esplanade St. Albans 65.1 Mural Sunvale Primary School 65.2 Chisholm College Softball Team 65.3 Nicholas Giorgiadis Youth Business Initiative 1 Mossfield Mews Tullamarie 66.1 Pay Axiak 66.2 Triplets Turn Two 66.3 Marie Bucak Century 21 Westend 99 Main Rd West St. Albans 67.2 Ardeer South Primary School - Kids Community Group 67.3 Sharons Spiteri & Sophie Kiparoglon 233 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 68.1 Erica Loone - Lead Site Suspension St Ardeer 68.2 Grand Prix Race Sunshine 68.3 Cars - Sunshine Hyundai Ballarat Rd 69.1 Joe Roda Hair Design 69.2 Sunshine Hair Saloon Staff Pictures 69.3 Cars - Essendon Mazda 169 Keilor Rd Essendon 70.1 Street Watch - Main Rd East St. Albans 70.2 Rize Electronics Sunshine 70.3 Cars - Mike Thomas Essendon Nissan 71.1 St. Phillips Big Band 71.2 Suns Irrisations 71.3 Parole Officer Donna Ascher 72.1 Barry O'Donohue 72.2 Croatia Soccer Club 72.3 Trees In Power Lines Butler St St. Albans 73.1 Michael Balhus & Runners 73.2 Denese Jones - Volunteer Worker Youth Resource Centre Taylors Rd Keilor 73.3 Karen French - Girl Guide 74.1 Olive & Sel Murray 74.2 Deer Park Playgroup Easter Bonnett Parade Sassella Park Station Rd Deer Park 74.3 Bendigo Building Society - Michelle 75.1 Mrs Gilbert 75.2 Public Housing Group Goes To Canberra 6 Commercial St Maidstone 75.3 Gladys Rainer 90 Year Old 76.1 Bernadette Smith 76.2 Go-Kart 1st & 2nd Prize Winners Bret Anderson & Roby Caruti 32 McIntosh St Sunshine 76.3 John Bellamy - Builder 3 Otway Palce Keilor 77.1 John & Kerryn Voletine Renage 77.2 Croatia Soccer Team 77.3 Street Watch - Peter Papas 48 Rutherglen Way Taylors Lakes 78.1 Sunshine Karate Centre Parents Learning Luke, Jeremy & Olga Bond 78.2 Elderly Citizens Fesitval Sunshine 78.3 St. Albans Police Station Bycycles Presentations 79.1 "Elemental As Anything" Koulla Demertzidis 79.2 Steven & Lucy Mecchi - Car Through House 121 Tamar Drive Deer Park 79.3 Baby Show - Deer Park Shopping Centre 80.1 Job Watch 80.2 Kontek Heads - Rein Oziline 80.3 Keilor Hotel - Children's House & Kitchens 81.1 St. Albans Square 81.2 Camec Promo 81.3 Fallshaw Wheels & Casters North Sunshine 82.1 Cut Price Del St. Albans - Sandra Zammit 82.2 Adrian Dororo 82.3 Rehersal Shots For "The Crucible" Play Sunshine Community Play Station Rd Deer Park 83.1 Mehmet Dirakoric 83.2 Peter Black 83.3 Trader Of The Week - Lynn Buehler Milk Bar 57A Theodore St, St. Albans North 84.1 Dead Birds Sunshine 84.2 Vox Pop - People's Opinions On Massey Ferguson Site Use Sun Cres Sunshine 85.1 Un-emptied Rubbish Bins St. Albans 85.2 Hanna Instrument 85.3 Missing Animals Story Narelle Savage & Daughter Rhiannon & Neighbour Cathy Hutchenson 5 Drummartin St Albion 86.1 Lyn Holland & IVF Triplets Royal Women's Hospital 86.2 Amando 86.3 Hairdresser Sheree Krajinovic & Class - Sunshine Community Centre Kermeen St West Sunshine 87.1 Chisholm College Golf Kids Brett Thornton 87.2 Baseball 87.3 Ciro Lombardi & Locals On New Equipment Tennyson Ave Delahey 88.1 Street Watch - Bart Pannuzzo St. Albans 88.2 Katie Miscevic 88.3 Deer Park Bowling Club 89.1 John Pino & His Killer Tomatoes 89.2 Our Lady's Primary School Dancing 89.3 Dame Joan Patterson 90.1 Allen Saylav Rally Car 90.2 Florist Keilor Downs 91.1 Brooklyn Tip Jones Rd 91.2 CMS Security Solutuins - Terry Coleman 91.3 Union Boss - Mr Lou Di Gregorio & Family East Keilor 92.1 Sunshine Festival Carmel Rides (1 Of 3) 92.2 Sunshine Festival Carmel Rides (3 Of 3) 92.3 Andrew Blobel Dianasamrzija 26 Alfreida St, St. Albans 93.1 Street Watch - La Costa Family Home Cavendish Drive Deer Park 93.2 City Of Sunshine 93.3 Young Girl Saves Kids In House Fire 66 Churchill Ave Braybrook 94.1 Tony Zidarich - St. Albans Police Station 94.2 Vandalism St. Albans 94.3 Colin Bugeja - Delta Clothes Hoist 61 Arthur St, St. Albans 95.1 Dress Rehersal "My Three Angels" Sunshine Community Theatre 95.2 Di Pack Deer Park 95.3 Kerrie Morton - Kerrie's Hair Design 1 Crosslee Crt Deer Park 96.1 Gayle - Deer Park Shopping Centre 96.2 Amanda Pufek 2 1/2 In Front Of Gary Christie Hair Saloon 44 Alfrieda St. St. Albans 97.1 Feature On School - St. Theresa's Primary School Albion 97.2 "Keilor Fesitval" Cliff Harvey Lagoon Reserve Keilor 98.1 Manican Of The Year St. Albans 98.2 Phillip Kass imatis & His Beautiful Car 99.2 Opening Of Duty Free Shop St. Albans 99.2 Street Watch - Helen Robinson & Long Bushes East Esplanade St. Albans 100.1 Street Watch - Maryann Pantallfresco & Drain St. Albans 100.2 Indoor Rock Climbing 101.1 Alfred & Dororthy Stark 50th Wedding Anniversary 33 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 101.2 Shooter St. Albans 102.1 Deanne Smith Of Deer Park Who Won A Scholorship St. Albans Campus Of VUT Joan Kirner Building 102.2 Sunshine Hair Dresser 102.3 U/16 Disco Kemal Belric 103.1 Marianne Micalleff & Dog On Pathway 295 Main Rd East St. Albans 103.2 Sunshine Secondary College Radio School 104.1 Jackson Special School Mulhall St, St. Albans 104.2 Graeme Wlrm Deer Park 105.1 Marie Bell Roxannes Fashions Hampshire Rd Sunshine 105.2 Brian O'Dea New Principal St. Albans East Primary School 106.1 Marre Aquilina, Carmel Robson & Cybil - Spoils Deer Park Shopping Centre 106.2 Basketball New YCW Building With Sunshine Mayor & Two Basketball Players Lily St Braybrook 107.1 Kids Taking Part In School's Page Feature Maribyrnong Secondary College 107.2 Trader Of The Week - Melaine Rowe Suffolk Rd Sunshine 108.1 Kally Hitas & Tammie Rainbow - Fourth Generation Hair Salon 3 Dickson St Sunshine 109.1 Libby McIroy & Louise Kay - 55 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 109.2 Kozas Hair 110.1 Marriage Guidance Jill Parris & Jenny Booth - 1st Floor 1C Clarke St Sunshine 110.2 Susan - Tango Café St. Albans 111.1 St. Albans Secondary College International Women's Day 111.2 Sunshine East Primary School Victorian state Opera Performs For Children 112.1 Kealba Secondary College Swimming Carnival 112.2 Greek Festival West Sunshine 113.1 Kealba Community Centre Travelling Farm 113.2 Jeff O'Donell Youth Centre Maidstone 114.1 West Sunshine Community Centre - Young Tennis Players 114.2 West Sunshine Community Centre - Young Tennis Players (Clipped Negatives) 114.3 Woolstore Maribyrnong 115.1 Rita Cascun With Father Angelo Casun & 2 1/2 Kilo Patatoes 75 Warwick Rd North Sunshine 115.2 Book - Education In 1890 Braybrook 116 Sunshine Auction 117.1 KSB Ajax Pumps Opening By Jeff Kennett 117.2 Gym Equipment Youth Centre Deer Park 118.1 Kaylene Micallef's 1985 Corvette 2 Avondale Ave St. Albans 118.2 Keilor, Dead Men Do Tell Tales - New Book 119.1 Year 11 Pupils Of St. Albans Secondary Collee Talk Science To Grade 6 Kids Of Holy Eucharist Primary School Oleander Drive St. Albans 119.2 Roundabout Taylors Rd St. Albans - Taken In Cherry Picker 120.1 Job Start - Head Shots 120.2 J & S Air Conditioning Staff Picture 120.3 John Kontek & Staff Portraits Kontek Office Hampshire Rd Sunshine 121.1 Don McKay 121.2 Kings Park Secondary College Classical Guitar Ensemble Goldsmith Ave Delahey 121.3 Trader Of The Week - Geoff Humphreys Pizza Haven Victoria Square St. Albans 122.1 Gustave Lozeris & His House 122.2 R.A.C.V. Phone Sunshine 122.3 Deaf Students Who Attend Secondary Deaf Facility Cnr Glengala Rd & Allison St Ardeer 123.1 Street Watch - Jenny Trainor 123.2 100 Years Old 123.3 Teachers Stop Work To Picket School Because Of Education Cuts Albanvale Primary School Diamond Ave & Dover St 124.1 Ken Wright - St. Albans Rail Gates 124.2 60th Wedding Anniversary 124.3 Bingo The Clown / Magician With Kids From Play Group Albanvale Residents House Diamond Ave Reserve 125.1 Carmelo Nigidd - Big Tomatos 125.2 North Melbourne Giants 125.3 Award Winning 14 Month Old Ryan Grant & Dad Trevor 5 Balmoral Close St. Albans West 126.1 Trader Of The Week - Jim Haddad 126.2 Lamborghini Diablo Racing Car Sunshine Autobarn 493 Ballarat Rd Sunshine 126.3 Dave Formosa 25 And His Torana 5000 L3 1977 Model 20 Roberts Cresent West Sunshine 127.1 Steve Heffernan Youth Worker 127.2 Groovy Cuts St. Albans 127.3 Students Who Took Park In School Page 2 Feature Braybrook Secondary College 128.1 New Apostolic Church For Sale Maidstone 128.2 Allenby Park Estate 128.3 Wedding Anniversary Samuel & Nora Jane Hill 27 Errington Rd St. Albans 129.1 Principal Allen McNaughton & Model Of New $5 Million Campus Kings Park Secondary College 129.2 St. Albans House Fire 129.3 Traffic Chaos Through Road Works In Monash St, South Rd & Hampshire Rd Sunshine 130.1 People Donating Memorabilia, Etc To National Library St. Albans Library Alfreida St, St. Albans 130.2 Grandmothers Day 130.3 Oscar Snr, Oscar Jun & Anthony Celebrate Birthdays With Traditional St. Albans Then To A Park In Green Gully 131.1 Big Fields Fruit & Vegie Sunshine Plaza Hampshire Rd Sunshine 131.2 Disable Basketballers 131.3 Street Watch - St. Albans 132.1 Trader Of The Week - Classique Styles 117 Durham Rd Sunshine 132.2 Maltese Minister 132.3 Ferrets 133.1 Keilor Council Employees In Picket Lines At Keilor Council Depot Keilor Park Drive 133.2 Buddist Community Hall Sunshine 133.3 Sydenham Primary School AV Jenning Real Estate Table Presentation 134.1 Tasman Meats Sunshine Plaza 134.2 Midas (Trader) 134.3 Deer Park Toddlers Playgroup Children With Easter Bunny 135.1 Burn Off At I.C.I. Station Rd Deer Park 135.2 New Book - "Blood On Whose Hands" 135.3 Chubby Checker Twisting Away 136.1 Trader Of The Week - Angelo Ambelas Stanley Boby Works 188 Duke St Sunshine 136.2 BBQ Supermarket 136.3 Deer Park Primary School Easter Games 137.1 Eady & John Giblin 60th Wedding Anniversay Christ The King Hall Churchill Ave Braybrook 137.2 Raquel Stevens 3AW Radio Bank St South Melbourne 137.3 St. Albans Home Entertainment Centre 138.1 Spot On Panels 4 Charles St, St. Albans 138.2 Diane Attard -Attard Mobile World Communication 253 City Rd South Melbourne 138.3 Freeway / Traffic Intersection Keilor 139.1 Spot On Panels 285 Sunshine Rd Sunshine 139.2 Books Our Lady's Sunshine 139.3 C.J's Café St. Albans 140.1 Bins With Advestisments Sun Cresent Sunshine 140.2 "Dead Men Do Tell Tales" Launch Of New Book St. Albans Historical Society 140.3 Chernobil Victim - Valentin Family 20 Pridham St Maidstone 141.1 Trader Of The Week - Luca Tonelli St. Albans Glass 49 West Esplanade St. Albans 141.2 Delahey New Community Centre Copperfield Drive Delahey - Opening By Minister Of Planning Rob Maclellan 141.3 Deer Park Primary School Students & Grandparents 142.1 Trader Of The Week - Dean Kennedy Belle de Jour Shop 19 Deer Park Shopping Centre 142.2 John Kuehn - Visting Professor From Indiana Taylors Lakes Secondary College 142.3 Betty Jones Newport Prep Photo 143.1 Jeff Kennett Being Shouted At By Locals 29 Alfreida St, St. Albans 143.2 Bradley Munari - Wins Bike For Safety Riding Deer Park West Primary School 143.3 Opening Of New Premises New Post Office Cnr Elaine St & Victoria Cres St. Albans 144.1 Ray O'Shannessy At Home 46 Walmer Ave St. Albans 144.2 Daud - History Film Of Sunshine 144.3 Craig Mackle & His Paving 17 Buckland Ave Keilor 145.1 First Day Back At School Sunshine Primary School 145.2 Keilor Downs Playgroup 145.3 Brad Ayton, Saved A Truck Driver After He Had Been Robbed Mother Of God School 67 Blanche St Ardeer 146.1 Photograph Whole School Monmia Primary School 146.2 Essendon Mazda 146.3 Soccer Club Sunshine 147.1 4 Babies Born On 29th Feb With Mums Western Hospital Sunshine 147.2 Fire St. Albans 147.3 Highpoint Shopping Centre Cinema Queues & Major "D" Silver Bullet 148.1 Afternoon Tea With Residents Hargreaves Cres Braybrook 148.2 Theo Wersching & Others 148.3 Dancing - Senior Citizens Westend Complex 47 McIntyre Rd North Sunshine 149.1 Various Job Seekers Sunshine CES Withers St Sunshine 149.2 Alison Feenstra 149.3 Lilly Pufek - Dynamic Haur Studio 44 Alfrieda St, St. Albans 150.1 Keith Ashton Around River 72 The Esplanade Maribyrnong 150.2 Majestic Videos 14 East Esplanade St. Albans 150.3 Dr. Edgar Gatt Malta George Cross 79 Brees Rd East Keilor 151.1 Joan Kirner & Bob Sercombe Meet Italians Halian Community Of Keilor 21 Slater Pde East Keilor 151.2 Nhan Nguyen Albion Primary School 152.1 Trader Of The Week - Joe Bebic Shop 1/120 Main Rd East St. Albans 152.2 Refugees - Bosnican, Sebian & Croations Tottenham Language Centre 152.3 Bus Terminal Alfrieda St, St. Albans 153.1 Keilor Mayor Dorothy Costa & State Member George Seitz Cnr Ruth St & West Esplanade St. Albans 153.2 Maribyrnong Living Museum Of The West Talking Book 153.3 Nell Layton & Kitty Seymour - Former Amunition Factory Workers 12 Winston St Maidstone 154.1 Taylors Lakes Secondary College - Dorothy Costa 154.2 Portrait Of Mrs Hall 90 Years 154.3 Samuel Hood With Medals 71 Camperdown Ave Sunshine North 155.1 Jack Freeland & His Paintings 181 Furlong Rd St. Albans 155.2 Catholic Regional College 155.3 Baby Show - Deer Park Shopping Centre 156.1 Lynda Fry & Her Cat - Sunshine Cat Club 156.2 St. Albans Fire 156.3 "Fix Up The West" Project To Improve Life For Commission Flat Dwelers 6 Commercial St Maidstone 157.1 Trader Of The Week - Blindstyle 308 Ballarat Rd Sunshine 157.2 Exotic Fruits St. Albans 157.3 Keilor Council Chambers - St. Albans East Primary School Child Dress-up 158.1 Five Generations Of The Dalyymple Family 67 Hudderfield Rd Deer Park 158.2 Eddie Rollason 158.3 Resurrention Primary School Gum Rd St. Albans Annual Feast Day 159.1 Cons Frank Fierro & Arthur Tyril Patient Western General Hospital 159.2 Fire In Gym 159.3 Playgroup Awareness Land Sales Office 3 Packard St Keilor Downs 160.1 Bruno Danno Braybrook Hotel Ballarat Rd 160.2 Dr. Patrick Aldysius O'Brien 34 Victoria Cres St. Albans 161.1 Fergus Dean RIE Fairbairn Rd Sunshine 161.2 Sunshine Secondary College School Renovations 161.3 Braybrook Tip - Illegally Dumped Rubbish 162.1 Pierce D'Eia - Alfreida House Reception 162.2 One Year Birthday Festival Supermarket 162.3 New Family Planning Clinic Moire Muldoon & Dr. Anne Myers 152 Churchill Ave Braybrook 163.1 Anglican Parish Op Shop 163.2 Simon Atkins Maidstone Primary School 163.3 Awareness Week For Playgroups Warrs Rd Maribyrnong Kindergarten 164.1 Street Watch - Sharon Walker 85 Tarella Drive Keilor Downs 164.2 Author - John Marsden 164.3 Young Womens Group Sassella Park Deer Park 165.1 Store Manager - Alex Evangelidis & Kerry Kirkham 146 Ashley St Maidstone 165.2 St. Albans Youth Club 165.3 Arundel Farm - Ted Cockran 166.1 Con The Fruiterer - Alan Griffith 166.2 House Fire 228 Taylors Rd St. Albans 166.3 Bernard Reilly - Wic Weaver Plantation Save The Trees Station Rd Deer Park 167.1 Geoff Loft & Traffic Lights 167.2 Kontek - Charlie Griksoy 168.1 Overnewton College - Dr. Keith Rayner 168.2 Jason Geary, Ex Student Talks To Kids About Drama Kealba Secondary College Driscolls Rd Kealba 169.1 Cheryl & The Guy In The Car Boot 169.2 Catrabilia St. Albans 169.3 Lauren Welgus - Miss Victoria Quest Entrant Flat 12/5 King Edward Ave Sunshine 170.1 Maidstone Pool - Lindsay Claughton 170.2 Maltese Community Hall Sunshine 170.3 Resurrection Parish Centre 51 Gum Rd St. Albans 171.1 Street Watch - Couch St Sunshine 171.2 Trader Of The Week - Lee Trickey Shiatsu Therapy 171.3 Monmia Primary School New School Building 172.1 Trader Of The Week - Ismail 172.2 Aerobics Champs Spotswood Primary School 172.3 St. Albans North Infant Welfare Centre Playgroup Open Day Fox St, St. Albans 172.4 Kids Learning About Stamps 173.1 Australian Croquet Championships Sunshine Croquet Club Standford St Sunshine 173.2 Felcity Braing Outreach Centre 173.3 Deer Park Primary School - School Of The Future 174.1 Libby Mcllroy at Sunshine Physiotheraphy 55 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 174.2 Lester Ellis 174.3 Champion Horse Raised In Keilor 175.1 All Sales Reps Photographed Kontek Office Sunshine 175.2 Sunshine Fire Station 175.3 Resurrection Theatre Company "Cinderella Baby" 176.1 John Ure & His 800 Tonne Crane 176.2 Models Graduation From Course Marinbyrnong Community Centre 176.3 G.S.T. Protest Rally & March Sunshine 177.1 Julie Milicevic Of St. Albans Raised Money For Croatia Relief 177.2 Margaret Peterson WRB-FM Sunshine 177.3 David Nugara & Cr. Ian Hicks 178.1 Jim Gaylor 4 Benjamin St Sunshine 178.2 Sunshine Little Theatre Deer Park 178.3 Dick Howden & Wife 50th Wedding Anniversary 179.1 Murray Stevens Oldest Continuing Advestiser DLG Stevens Real Estate St. Albans 179.2 Pam Graham 179.3 Car Accident Ardeer 180.1 Kealba Playgroup - Aaron West 180.2 St. Pauls Secondary College Marketing D/C Holders 180.3 Making New Garden For Student Village Footscray 181.1 Alf Leckie 181.2 Y.C.W. Sunshine 181.3 Southern Sons Highpoint Shopping Centre 182.1 Mrs Christine Brvenik & Son Kim & Daughter Gabrille With Two Dogs "Boss" & "Shep" 182.2 St. Albans Football Club - Five Players With Over Two Hundred Games 182.3 Ju Jutsu (Judo) Students Going To Japan 183.1 Sydenham College Re-Union 183.2 New Young Band Red Cloud 183.3 Jan Liddicut Writing Book On Her Aunt 184.1 Mark Blair & Tzu Pei Chachen With AusRoc Deer Park Ravehall Test Facility 184.2 Trader Of The Week - Mick Pap 11 City Place Sunshine 184.3 Future Kids Computer Learning Centre Rwanda Appeal Day 184.4 Street Watch - Mr Borg Footpath St. Albans 185.1 Gary Trainor & Residentts Protest 185.2 Old Cinema Projectionist - Alan Windley 1 Donnelly Crt Kealba 185.3 T2 Industries Site - Steven Diomides 185.4 Mr Pisani - Kings Park Footpaths 186.1 Alison Abernethy With Mrs Vera Naylor 186.2 Deer Park Motors 784 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 186.3 Sunshine Golf Club 186.4 Trader Of The Week - Greg Nicholas Eat More Meats 282 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 187.1 Fergus Dean & Yuksel Kernal - New Real Estate 136 Durham Rd Sunshine 187.2 Vox Pop - Prison In Deer Park 187.3 Our Ladys Basketball - Warick Giddey & Nicholas Hayes 188.1 Kids Who Wrote Page 2 School Swimming Championships Chisholm College Braybrook 188.2 Frank Camilleri 188.3 George George - Sunshine Council 189.1 Trader Of The Week - Louise Stevic 71 Alfrieda St, St. Albans 189.2 Eloise Southby - Under 21 Netballer 189.3 Arundel Farm Auction 190.1 Easter Egg Competition Deer Park Central Shopping Centre Neale & Station Rd Deer Park 190.2 Barry Shorten 190.3 Mackellar Primary School - Poetry Competition 191.1 Ernest & Doris Nicholls 50th Anniversary 191.2 Rubbish Bins Maribyrnonf 191.3 Deer Park Shopping Centre - Presentation Primary School Winner 192.1 Joan Carstairs - Keilor Cemetery 192.2 Trader Of The Week - Jenny Carter Centreway East Keilor 192.3 The Manchester Shop - Minnie Duligall 31 Beachley St Sunshine 193.1 Albert & Elvie Sexton 50th Anniversary 15 McClean St Sunshine 193.2 Trader Of The Week - R.M. News & Gifts Taylors Lakes 193.3 St. Johns College Students Collecting Water Samples Brimbank Park Keilor 194.1 Albanvale Primary School - Winners Of The Deer Park Shopping Centre Easter Bonnett Parade 194.2 Deer Park Primary School 120th Anniversay 194.3 Susan Cappelleri & Tina Leonard - Hair Care Centre 21A Devonshire Rd Sunshine 195.1 Leo's Club - Todd Darmanin & Others 195.2 Trader Of The Week - Tony Avondale Height 195.3 Mark Saliba & Tony Borg - Warehouse Sales 262 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 196.1 Trevor & Flo Fleming Maidstone 196.2 Linden Thompson 196.3 Trader Of The Week - Bob James CSC Estate Agency 29A Sun Cres Sunshine 197.1 Elderly Citizens Street March 197.2 Asbestos Westend Market McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 197.3 Trader Of The Week - Louise Zammit 59A Theodore St, St. Albans 198.1 Jack & Berryl Rolfe & Their New Unit Maidstone 198.2 Lynee Petkov - Playground 198.3 Ciro Lombardi On Garden Bed Padley Park Oberon Ave St. Albans 199.1 St. Albans Secondary College Page Two Kids 199.2 Sunshine Y.C.W. Sports 199.3 Tony & Joe Arduca With Their Invention OF An Aluminium Bottle Top 11 Hawthorn Ave North Sunshine 200.1 St. Albans East Primary School Science Show - Kristy Eyles 200.2 Marilyn Jones - Joey Leader 200.3 Sillce & Kerry Complain About Roadworks Flower Shop Dickson St Sunshine 201.1 Mark Raye & Fat Boy Harley 201.2 Green Gully Safety Centre - John Hodges 201.3 Street Watch - Offending Tree In Front Of House 45 Ruth St, St. Albans 202.1 Jasmine Bird & Her Cats 202.2 Westvale Community Centre St. Albans West 202.3 Head Shots - John Kontek Keilor 203.1 Street Watch - Morris St Sunshine 203.2 Paul - Actor 203.3 Sunshine Council Installing Two Palm Trees Around Gates To Errington Reserve 204.1 Mike Crechko 204.2 Trader Of The Week - Judy Blum 68 Kings Rd St. Alband 205.1 Lorna & Laurie Taylor Diamond Anniversary 205.2 Annette Woodward 205.3 Student Village Williamson Rd Maribyrnong 206.1 Deer Park Secondary College Billingham Rd "Marler Plan" For Deer Park 206.2 Creek Church Henry St, St. Albans 206.3 Malouf Industries 410 Francis St Brooklyn 207.1 Braybrook Secondary College 353 Ballarat Rd - Kids Who Made Passionate Speech About Unemployment 207.2 Creek Church McKechrie St, St. Albans 207.3 Police Award - Constable Trevor Poulton & Russell Brown St. Albans Police Station Main Rd West St. Albas 208.1 John Rowlinson 208.2 Metro College Of TAFE Open Day Panel Beating 208.3 Yasna Dusel - New Social Worker Migrant Resource Centre 209.1 Kids & Clowns - Liam Castellas & Alisha Currie 209.2 Play Aquarius Deer Park Secondary College 209.3 Street Watch - Connie Cilia 8 Bletchley Place St. Albans East 210.1 Mr Music Man 210.2 Vic Weaver Funeral 210.3 Jinny Hwang Movelle Primary School 211.1 School Boys Who Copped a $100 Fine For Jumping A Fence Sydenham Railway Station 211.2 Taylors Lakes Skipping 211.3 St. Albans East State School - Three Teachers Retiring 212.1 Ben Zeglinski 42 Oberon Ave St. Albans 212.2 Brett Anderson - Hockey Player Kings Park Secondary College 212.3 Sunshine Caravan Park Wright St Sunshine 213.1 Davidson Family Netball Team 213.2 Garbage Group 213.3 Western Ring Road - Thiess Company 214.1 Louise Amati Lookinf For A Job 214.2 Overnewton House 214.3 Italian - Australian Social Club - CES Unemployed Feeding Senior Citizens 215.1 Trader Of The Week - Jow Barbar 215.2 Kym Lurden - Book Week Our Lady's School 215.3 Bill Reeves - Arundel Rd Bridge 216.1 Soon To Be Finished Road Near Home Taylors Rd Near Theodore St, St. Albans 216.2 Sunshine Plaza Construction Progress 216.3 Penliegh & Essendon Grammer - Science Students 217.1 Trader Of The Week - Sam Lepore Kealba Hotel St. Albans East 217.2 Gabriel Warina - Job Club St. Albans 217.3 Members Of School Parents Club Upset Over State Cut To Education St. Albans East Primary School Lester Ave St. Albans 218.1 Trader Of The Week - Nives Rinvento Australian Lighting Ballarat Rd Sunshine 218.2 Belinda Schille - Model 218.3 Crafts In School Hall To Show Kids St. Albans Primary School 219.1 Howard Kingham Lodge New Hydrotherpy Pool Braybrook 219.2 Countey Fair Promotion Horseshoe Bend Farm Keilor 219.3 R.A.A.F. Parade - Rights To The City Of Sunshine Hampshire Rd Sunshine 220.1 Ken Cunningham BP Food-Plus 311 Main Rd East St. Albans 220.2 Trader Of The Week - Manju Agrawal 220.3 Avondale Heights Primary School - Opening Of Rainforest & Garden 221.1 John Manly Solo Gospel Singer With Family 7 West Esplanade St. Albans 221.2 Nellie & Albert Donnie 50th Wedding Anniversary 221.3 Bev & Dean Soleimani - Mom & Me Clothes For Nursing Mothers 11 Rutherglen Way Taylors Lakes 222.1 Sunshine Plaza Centre "Days Of Sunshine" Lost Dogs 222.2 Cheryl Hilderbrandt Keilor Mayor 222.3 Sunshine Christian School - Three Students Skipping 223.1 "Relax n Trim" Eileen Moran 218A Main Rd East St. Albans 223.2 Trader Of The Week - Avondale Heights 223.3 Truck Stuck Under Ashley St Bridge 224.1 Unemployed Students St. Albans Sqaure 224.2 Street Light Sunshine 224.3 Frank Peronace Of Warrens Western Leisure 237 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 225.1 Street Watch - Martha Melwiski 36 Cornhill St, St. Albans 225.2 Father Joe Micallef 225.3 Trader Of The Week - Teresa Cuzzupe & Nicole Corona Skylords Travel Shop 4 The Arcade 323 Main Rd East St. Albans 226.1 Sunshine Library McCracken Street Diamonte's Mini Circus 226.2 Des - Bashing Victim 226.3 Western Seafoods - Gordon & Raewin Ross 244 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 227.1 D'Agostino Deer Park Florist Burnside St Deer Park 227.2 Patients Western Hospital Sunshine 227.3 Christ The King Parish Students To See Pope 20 Margaret Cres Braybrook 228.1 Web King Age 90 With Family Sunshine Presbyterian Church Hall Anderson Rd Sunshine 228.2 Our Lady's Primary School Rwanda Appeal 228.3 Kirchners Family - Ray, Margaret, Cecil & Peter Military Rd Avondale Heights Newsagency 229.1 Community Health Nurse & Patient With Child Who Suffers From Asthma St. Albans Community Health Centre 229.2 Japanese Exchange Students Keilor Downs Secondary College 229.3 Daryl Johnson - Sitting On Street With Sign "Work Wanted" Wright St Sunshine 230.1 Nance & Cyril Humphreys 50th Wedding Anniversary 55 Duke St Sunshine 230.2 Japanese Festival Monmia Primary School 230.3 Reid Family - House Fire 231.1 Westend Market Florative Receptions Sunshine Senior Citizens Dance & Afternoon Tea 231.2 Wolfram Steinice Roundabout St. Albans South 231.3 Anne Tanian - Principal With 35 Years In Education Sunshine East Primary School Duke St Sunshine 232.1 Jamieson Park Secondary College School's Award Winner 232.2 Hjunior 10 Pin Bowls Sunshine 232.3 Traffic Lights - Main Rd East & Collins St, St. Albans 233.1 Allan Tonkin - Vietnam Veteran 197 Gillespie Rd St. Albans 233.2 St. Peters Little Athletics 233.3 Deer Park Club $3 Meals Ballarat Rd Deer Park 234.1 Vic Roads Donated A Trailer Full Of Bike Helments & Bikes Sunshine East Primary School Duke St Sunshine 234.2 Ken & Ben Johnson 234.3 Two Classes At Community Centre 152 Churchhill Ave Braybrook 235.1 Cow Lost - Found By Ranger Randich Forrest St Sunshine 235.2 Town Hall (St. Albans Public Hall) Sell Off 235.3 Hue Nguyen 235.4 Trader Of The Week - Phil McLaughin Sizzler Cnr Hampshire Rd & Ballarat Rd Sunshine 236.1 Trader Of The Week - Deer Park Dog Service 821 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 236.2 Alex Spiteri Rat Catcher 236.3 Plans For Hampshire Rd & Devonshire Rd Sunshine 237.1 Mary-Ann, Michael & Daniel Batinovic - Run Over By Car Main Rd East St. Albans 237.2 Cooper, Cameron & Hepburn Youth Club Veranda 237.3 Self's Supermarket Now Festival Cnr East Esplanade & Victoria Cres St. Albans 238.1 Old People Raised Money, Bought 20 Trees, Planted Them & Had Them Stolen 41 Thomson St Maidstone Private Nursing Home 238.2 Red Nose Day Glengala Park Primary School 238.3 Sight Of Accident Last Night Anderson Rd Railway Crossing 239.1 Picture Of Building Pilkington ACI Site 234 Ballarat Rd Braybrook 239.2 Stephen Dix 239.3 Akika Miyashica - Japanese Teacher St. John Roman Catholic School Churchill Ave Braybrook 240.1 Trader Of The Week - Joseph Veg & Lee Grandja 55 Alfrieda St St. Albans 240.2 Rwanda Poster Maidstone Primary School 240.3 Sunvale Primary School Neil St Sunshine - Asthma Checks At School 241.1 Lilija Martin St. Albans Library 241.2 Clannotes Reunion Sunshine Sizzle 241.3 New Trees - Station Rd Deer Park 242.1 Graeme Bausch Craftland 14 City Place Sunshine 242.2 Jane & Joe Baldacchino Day St Sunshine 242.3 Stevensville Primary School - Aerobics Champions 243.1 Alan Griffiths (MP), Noel Oliver & Tom Triplett Of St. Albans Bowls Club Kings Park Reserve St. Albans 243.2 Elia (Lee) Aloizas T.O.T.W. Taylors Lakes 243.3 Sculptor - Castley Hall Sunshine West 244.1 Nicole Piotrowski - Champion Runner (Athletics) 244.2 Anne Casey Conservation Officer Brimbank Park 244.3 Jenny Markakis Shy Looks Hair Salon 327 Main Rd East St. Albans 245.1 Pedestrian Tunnel Sunshine Railway Station 245.2 Jamieson Park Secondary College 245.3 Firemen Cutting Car With Jaws Of Life For Local Kids Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 246.1 Opening Of The Connection Youth Centre Sassella Park Deer Park 246.2 Cheryl Hilderbrandt Keilor Mayor 246.3 Kevin Muscut 247.1 Mary-Anne Robertson Fleming & Husband 247.2 Marie Bell 247.3 New Play Sunshine Theatre Group 248.1 Custo Family With Triplets Sunshine Hospital 248.2 Kings Park Secondary College Media Class 248.3 Koori Gardeners On Special Gardening Program Pipemakers Park Maribyrnong 249.1 "The Model 200 School" Florentine Receptions Westend Market McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 249.2 Victoria Squire 90th Birthday 249.3 Dorothea & Walter Greenwoods 60th Wedding Anniversary 73 Madden St Maidstone 250.1 Victorian University Of Techology St. Albans - Acupuncture 250.2 Deer Park North Primary School Sports Day 250.3 Maribyrnong Community Centre Randall St Ballroom Dances 251.1 R.S.L. Raleigh Rd Maribyrnong - Diggers 251.2 Henry St Sunshine Mural 251.3 Mrs Milfrid - Train Crossing Victim 252.1 Gina Ciccone (Nurse) - South Dynon Container Terminal 252.2 Richard Liddicut 252.3 Sunshine Secondary College - Koori Dancers 253.1 Trader Of The Week - Allan Taylor Arabin Plaza Keilor 253.2 Annette Woodward - Gold Medal Winner At The Commonwealth Games 253.3 Youth Circus For Local Kids Braybrook Youth Centre Churchill Ave Braybrook 254.1 Arabin St Keilor Shops Survey 254.2 Jane Pacall With Her Embroderies Outreach Community Centre Williamstown 254.3 Malta's Prime Minister Dr. Tabone & Wife 255.1 St. Pauls Church Glengala Rd West Sunshine 255.2 Zambias Youth Choir Baptist Church Newport 255.3 Art Show Of Works Of Parents & Teachers Maribyrnong Secondary College 256.1 Braybrook Secondary College - Kerri Conway 256.2 Bill Reeves Principal & Kids For Opening Of School Monmia Primary School Keilor Downs 257.1 Boral Factory Closing Down Duke St 257.2 Clothing Bin Maidstone 257.3 Trader Of The Week - Paul & Chris Nicolaou & Michelle Stewart Fish & Chip Shop 56 Kings Rd St. Albans West 258.1 Don McKay Funeral 258.2 School Fire Kealba Secondary College 258.3 Deer Park Video Razz & Frank D'Agostino 1 Burnside St Deer Park 259.1 Freestone Transport Tullamarine - Paul Freestone 259.2 Bruno & Chass Deer Park Primary School 259.3 Craig Buckland - Lakes Real Estate Suite 5 Medical Centre Cnr Sunshine Ave & Keilor - Melton Rd Taylors Lakes 260.1 Trees Removed Hilma St Sunshine 260.2 Mrs Sculz 260.3 Les & Nonie Holland 50th Wedding Anniversay 7 Gerona St Keilor 261.1 Trader Of The Week - Patrick Macsany 57 Mayne St West Sunshine 261.2 Op Shop St. Albans - Federenko 261.3 Maria & Giovanni Di Gregorio 50th Wedding Anniversay Unit 2 / 2 North Rd Avondale Heights 262.1 Mother's Day Babies Western Hospital Sunshine 262.2 Cubby House Winner 262.3 Sue Phelan - Keilor Ballet School 263.1 Street Watch - Bert Thompson 36 Moyangul Drive Keilor East 263.2 Mr & Mrs Psaila 263.3 Women Wrestlers Going To Norway 264.1 Trader Of The Week - Eileen Moran "Relax N Trim" St. Albans 264.2 Sunshine Plaza Clocktower 264.3 New Pacific Festival Supermarket 265.1 Car Crash Cnr Rosamond Rd & Ballarat Rd Maidstone 265.2 St. Albans Secondary College Year 12 Pupils With Steve Moneghetti Champion Runner Of Australia 266.1 Neil Pope Minister Of Education Visits Schools - Kealba, Keilor, Taylors Lakes & Monmia 266.2 Cat Exhibition Sunshine Plaza 266.3 Demonstration & Opening By Mayor & Alan Griffins Green Gully Traffic Safty Centre 267.1 Mark Gatt 267.2 Striking Students VUT St. Albans 267.3 Dobson Kindergarten Burns St Maidstone - Mothers Who Could Be Affected By Cuts In State Funding 268.1 Dick Howden 268.2 Sgt Andrew Hunting Keilor Downs Police Station 268.3 Trader Of The Week - Joan & Phil Barkly "Your Memories" Room 14 / 266 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 269.1 Joseph Cini - Retired Teacher Of The Maltese Language 35 Erica Ave St. Albans 269.2 Turkish Protest Against Cricket Played At Their Soccer Ground 269.3 Soccer Team At School Who Cannot Play Anymore Due To Cuts In Education System - Deer Park Secondary College Billingham Rd Deer Park 270.1 Trader Of The Week - Charlie Eres & Steve Biewer Taylors Lakes Shopping Centre 270.2 Melbourne Show - Kids At Show Ground, On Rides, Etc 270.3 Colin Crawford - Mr Muffler Ballarat Rd Braybrook 271.1 John Whitmore Principal Sunshine Heights Primary School 271.2 Consultative Committee Keilor Downs Police Station 271.3 Domestic Violence Story With 3 Women 9 Canterbury St Deer Park 272.1 Costume Parade Deer Park 272.2 Jim Ioannov Shopping Spree Sunshine Bunnings 272.3 Fire In House - Kaven Wallace & Sons Troy & Cory Saved From Burning To Death By Bob Harrison 139 Mitchell St Maidstone 273.1 Aussie Bake Off 273.2 Young Parliamentarians Parliament House Spring St Melbourne 273.3 Kids Kit By Other Kids Ann Johnson & Daughter Kelly, Michael Moore & Daughter Kristen 1/32 Carlton Crt Braybrook 274.1 Trader Of The Week - Dean Kennedy Belle de Jour Deer Park Shopping Centre 274.2 Dean Wright Aerobics Champion 274.3 Terry Hitch 274.4 Tree Planting Sunshine 275.1 Sunshine Heights Primary School Education Weekplays 275.2 Rick Diamond 275.3 John Mahoney - Sunshine Baseball Club 276.1 New Studio Buildings St. Albans 276.2 RMIT 276.3 Keilor Secondary College Librarary Opening By John Brumby M.L.C. 277.1 Music Student 277.2 Jack Millman Deer Park Senior Citizens 277.3 Him / She Hairdressers 255 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 278.1 Gallery Exhibition Kealba 278.2 Kids At Ren & Stumpy 278.3 Kevin Bowler Shows A House He Thinks Needs Preserving By Hertiage 1 Moffat St Avondale Heights 279.1 Jobtrain 279.2 McDonalds Protestors 279.3 Display For Fire Displays Over School Holidsays Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd North Sunshine 280.1 Senior Citizens Visit School 280.2 Jail Rally 280.3 Movelle Primary School Kids In Fun Run 281.1 Deer Park Secondary College - Professor Colin Hocking 281.2 Jean Boles 281.3 Kerry Cornell 17 Competes In Theatrical Tap Championshiprs 1 Locharn Crt Kealba 282.1 Roger Shepherd - Principal Jamieson Park Secondary College 282.2 Shakey Bill Tattoo St. Albans 282.3 Community View At Supermarket Pacifics Festival / IGA 18 East Esplanade St. Albans 283.1 St. Albans Heights Primary School - School Concert 283.2 Cliff & Newborn Goat Horseshoe Bend Farm 283.3 Copy Of Photo Of Class Of 1963 From Maidstone Primary School 284.1 St. Albans South Primary School "Build, Make And Do" 284.2 Horseshoe Bend Farm 284.3 Katherine Mitchell Heading To Singapore To Compete In Cross Country Run Jamieson Park Secondary College 285.1 Ardeer Secondary College Education Week 285.2 Girls Gymnastics Keilor 285.3 Five Businesses For People In Business Main Rd East, Main Rd West & Alfrieda St, St. Albans 286.1 Festival Supermarket Hampstead Rd - Ernie & Mario 286.2 Welfare Worker - Mr Hearisize 286.3 Braybrook Secondary College - Steve Monaghetti Marathon Runner 287.1 Castle Hall Opening 287.2 Michelle Finco 287.3 Water Bill Shock - Lyn Quick & Denice Shaw 108 Churchill Ave Braybrook 288.1 Sunshine Theatre Co. Play "Don’t Just Lie There, Say Something" 288.2 Sunshine Swim Centre - John Boomsma (Manager) 288.3 Westvale Community Centre - Beryl Burrows 289.1 Opening Of St. Albans Orthodox Church 289.2 Keilor Primary School - Kids With New Equipment 289.3 Van The Ho - New Extractors For Car 3 Roussac Crt North Sunshine 290.1 Janine Kreltszheim Wholistic Healing Centre 34 Nottingham St Sunshine 290.2 Western Hospital Sunshine - Fire Bridage Presenting Smoke Detectors 290.3 Sunshine Baseball Club - John Mahony 291.1 St. Peter Chanel School And Jump Rope Kids 848 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 291.2 Maureen Cullen & Husband St. Albans Community Health Centre 291.3 New Library - Jenny Lawrence 292.1 Trader Of The Week - Lou Abascal 471 Ballarat Rd Sunshine 292.2 Frank Flauney 292.3 BBQ Fire Sunshine 293.1 Sharon Jones - ANZ Bank Taylors Lakes 293.2 Trader Of The Week - Bill Abdallah Keilor Village Take Away 696 Old Calder Highway 293.3 Market Plumbing 13 Market St Sunshine 294.1 Geylan Koyu Work Experience Student Sunshine Police Station Sun Cres 294.2 Mary McKillop Primary School Traffic Lights Campaign 294.3 Cathy's Fair Affair 287A Glengala Rd Sunshine West 295.1 Dr. Jack Rodgozinski - Dentist 295.2 Cooking Class Taylors Lakes Secondary College 295.3 Captain Snooze Ballarat Rd Braybrook 296.1 Mr Pozzebon - Rubbish Tip Whitehall St Sunshine North 296.2 Westland Furniture 300 Ballarat Rd Braybrook 296.3 Maribyrnong Festival Pipemakers Park 297.1 Winner Of Trip To Rome Deer Park Shopping Centre 297.2 Art Class Chisholm College Maidstone 297.3 Mehry's Fruit & Veg 23 Sun Cres Sunshine 298.1 Kids Using The Life Education Van - Our Ladys Primary School Monash St Sunshine 298.2 Dear Venus Sunshine Theatre 298.3 Eatmore Meats 282 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 299.1 Kids Planting Trees From St. Albans Meadows Primary School Grantham Pde St. Albans 299.2 Michelle Stott 299.3 Kontek Head Shots Main Rd East St. Albans 300.1 Ian Baker Meeting Macedonians Scout Hall Percy St St. Albans 300.2 Keilor Shops 300.3 Nursing Mothers Assoication Having Afternoon Tea To Mark Thie 30th Annivesary 3 Ikara Close St. Albans 301.1 Nick Gerkis Complaining About The Wait List At The Western Hospital 16 Fox St, St. Albans 301.2 Jets Over Houses 302.1 Launch Of "Frog Watch" For World Enviroment Day Pipemakers Park Van Ness Ave Maribyrnong 302.2 Unisex Salon St. Albans 302.3 Fire Bridage Disaster Exercise Poole St Deer Park 303.1 Trader Of The Week - Sean Lavin Deer Park Hotel 303.2 Mayor Marion Martin At Launch Of New Complex For Sunshine Council 303.3 "Me And My Girl" Gregory Keyes Princess Theatre Melbourne 304.1 Demolishing Of Peoples Homes 2/93 Hargraves Cres Braybrook 304.2 Cat Club - Lyn Fry & Friends 82 Ballarat Rd Sunshine 304.3 Bernie Brown - Browns Rd Keilor 305.1 Cr. Bill Reeves - New Traffic Lights Centre Way East Keilor 305.2 Jessie Hodgson - Broken Slide 305.3 Ring Rd St. Albans Road Works 305.4 "Don't Worry Be Happy" Barbara, Pam & Judy Maribyrnong Community Centre 306.1 Michael Bower At Harry Black's Scottish Butcher Shop 41 Perth Ave Albion 306.2 Skinner Reserve - New Coaches At Their New Ground 306.3 McMullon - TAB Perth Ave Albion 307.1 Old Man (Bill) Sunshine Shops 307.2 Trader Of The Week - Lind Heatherton Of Cut Label Shop 32 Sunshine Plaza Sunshine 307.3 Charlie Farrugia & David Calleja (Architect) - Green Gully Soccer Club Green Gully Reserve Rd Keilor Downs 308.1 Deer Park Secondary College School Page 308.2 Marco Babic New Rep Kontek Hampshire Rd Sunshine 308.3 Garage - Derelict Possible New McDonald's Site Cnr St. Albans Rd & Princess St, St. Albans 309.1 Warrick Giddey Of Melbourne Tigers Basketball Team With Kids Our Lady's Primary School Monash St Sunshine 309.2 Anna McKenzie In Search Of Relatives She May Have Unit 2/9 Victoria Rd Sydenham 309.3 Western Region Games Parsons Reserve Sunshine 310.1 Trader Of The Week - Adriana Pino 310.2 Senior Sergeant Paul Pepperlcamp New Police Station Keilor Downs 310.3 Circus Protest Sunshine 311.1 Vietnamese Budhhist Temple 177 Morris St Sunshine 311.2 Peter Giemsa Of Giemsa Auto 54 Birchwood Blvd Deer Park 311.3 Buddist Braybrook 312.1 Student Orchestra Playing Overnewtown Castle Keilor 312.2 Japanese Exchange Students Keilor Downs Secondary College 312.3 Catholic Regional College Sydenham 313.1 Marie Gatt 313.2 Trader Of The Week - Florian Burtscher Roofing Engineer 2 Borrell St Keilor 313.3 Jamieson Park Secondary College St. Albans West - Public Speaking Competition 314.1 Western Suburbs Motorbike Riders Association 314.2 The Launch Of the St. Albans Urban Design Master Plan Sweet Life Cake Shop St. Albans Town Square 314.3 MacKellar Primary School Veats Dr Delahay - Kit The Fire Dog 315.1 Michael Mitchel Collecting Coles Receipts 315.2 Veda Curtis - Model For Myer Highpoint Shopping Centre Maribyrnong 315.3 Garry Baggot St. Albans 316.1 Donut Eating Competition Deer Park Shopping Centre 316.2 Ethyl Richardson - Silver Medalist Transplant Games 68 Rosehill Rd East Keilor 316.3 Ren & Stimpy Keilor Downs Plaza 317.1 Wedding Anniversary 317.2 Haircutting Lessons at Centre Kermeen St West Sunshine 317.3 Starlab Deer Park Library 318.1 Avondale Heights Primary School - Parliamentary Set-up At School 318.2 Barry Plant Real Estate - Warren Herbert & Helen Kichakov 23 East Esplanade St. Albans 318.3 The Miltons - 50th Anniversary Deer Park 319.1 Met Ticket Refuse To Sell 319.2 Lloyd McAllum The Postie With Terrible Letter Boxes Sunshine Post Office & Coach St Sunshine 319.3 Neighborhood Watch Award - Len Goninon & Alan King 5 Harry St Maidstone 320.1 Mark Talbone MA Kitchens Market Rd Sunshine 320.2 Jeff Kennett Auctions 1st Bales Of Wool At Victorian Wool Centre 691 Geelong Rd Brooklyn 320.3 Strike - South Corp Rheem Picketing On Behalf Of 80 On Strike 77 Bunnet St North Sunshine 321.1 Trader Of The Week - Lance Russell 4 Suffolk St 321.2 Economic Students In Competition Chisholm College Churchill Ave Braybrook 321.3 John Stevens & Staff - Western Distributors 234 McIntyre Rd North Sunshine 322.1 Hue Hjuyeri St. Albans Migrant Resource Centre 322.2 Tom Smith - 90 Years Old Sizzler Reatraurant Sunshine 322.3 Trader Of The Week - Michael Psaila Main Rd Motors St. Albans 323.1 Fairnbain Rd Kindergarten Garage Sales 323.2 Henry Thompson Hynh& Girlfriends 8 Thompson St Maidstone 323.3 VCE Students English Exam Jamieson Park Secondary College 324.1 Albert & Joy Sayer 50th Anniversary 125 Ballarat Rd 324.2 Braybrook Secondary College Youth Band Cherry Cresent Kindergarten 325.1 Albanvale Primary School Kids At Science Expo Doing Different Things FIT Ballarat Rd Footscray 325.2 Japanese Exchange Students Marian College Sunshine 325.3 Father O'Reilly St. Albans 326.1 Trout Fishing Sunshine Swimming Pool 326.2 Trader Of The Week - Joe D'Angelo Max's Fruit Supply Melton Market Fruit & Vegies 326.3 Maria & Lewis Surfrace 40 Years Of Marriage 6/39 Warrds Rd Maribyrnong 327.1 Buddist Temple Church Service Sunshine 327.2 Trader Of The Week - Tim Newman Big Apple Sight & Sound CD & Record Shop Main St Bacchus Marsh 327.3 Val Heanes - Val-Tas Woolshop 20 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 328.1 Spaghetti Easting Competition Deer Park Shopping Centre 328.2 Local People On "Nightrider Bus" From 3.30am From Swanston St City To St. Albans 328.3 Thomas Family - Just Returned From Rwanda 2A Mernda St Sunshine 329.1 Footscray Western Oval School Footie Clinic 329.2 Trader Of The Week - Troy Kantzidis Shop 13 Troy's Hair Shop Keilor Downs Shopping Centre 329.3 Kennedy's In Billy Cart St. Albans 330.1 Justices Of Peace - New Justices Sunshine Courts 330.2 Val Noble - Peace Campaigner & Ex-Catholic Priest Building 8 Room 125 VUT St. Albans Campus 330.3 Ray Dodd - Keilor Hotel Old Calder Highway Keilor 331.1 Spalding Factory Closing 331.2 Pine Factory 77 Webber Pde East Keilor 331.3 Aerial Shots Cnr Sunshine Avenue & Odessa Ave Keilor Downs 332.1 Trees Removed From Streets - Cause Ill Health Deer Park 332.2 Huntsman Chemicals Backs Bulldogs Care For Kids North Sunshine Primary School Suffolk St Sunshine North 332.3 St. Albans Meadows Primary School Laurel St. St. Albans Technology Day "Marble Roll" 333.1 Mayday Car Accessories 224 McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 333.2 Gerry Aqunio & Business People Complaining About Parking City Place Sunshine 333.3 Mackellar Primary School Goldsmith Ave Delahey CSIRO Science Day 334.1 Chisholm College Cross Country Runners 204 Churchill Ave Braybrook 334.2 Joseph & His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Rehersals Christ The King Primary School Braybrook 334.3 George & Pearl Tinkier 50th Wedding Anniversary 31 Wilkinson Rd Sunshine 335.1 Don & May Puli - Local Character 72 Alfreida St St. Albans 335.2 Brother Joe Bouchard On His Trumphet Chisholm College 335.3 St. Pauls Kindergarten Glengala Rd Sunshine West To Close 336.1 Maribyrnong Secondary College River St Student Journalalist 336.2 Limousine Hire 9 Prendergast Ave East Keilor 336.3 Fay Mechan - History Feature Our Ladys Church Monash St Sunshine 337.1 St. Albans Leisure Centre - Governer McGarvie With Local Youths Taylors Rd St. Albans 337.2 Paul Ferraro Stepensville Primary School 337.3 Taylors Lodge Nursing Home 2 Copernius Way Keilor Downs - Primary School Concert 338.1 Archbishop Frances Little - 40th Anniversary Of The Church's Fire Christ The King School Churchill Ave Braybrook 338.2 Stephen Thorpe St. Albans Sqaure 338.3 Sunshine Primary School Hampshire Rd - Champion Junior Athletes John Taufa & Steven Paki 339.1 Schoolboys Football Grand Finald Strathmore V's Sunshine Secondary College 339.2 Graeme & BBQ Showroom 75 Webber Parade East Keilor 339.3 Arts Awards Catholic Regional College North Keilor 340.1 Marian College Book Presentation Glengala Rd Sunshine West 340.2 St. Albans Primary School Singers For Folkfest Deer Park Shopping Centre 340.3 Mackellar Primary School Goldsmith Ave Delahey Fuel Economy Trek 341.1 Mr & Mrs Borrell 50th Wedding Anniversary 12 Borrell St Keilor 341.2 Dean Riolils & Matthew Turner Aged 16 - Aborginal Footy Start Western Oval Footscray 341.3 Deer Park Primary School Ballarat Rd Drama Performance 342.1 Trader Of The Week - Keilor Interiors Audrey Eaton & Beverley Ellis 698 Old Calder Highway Keilor 342.2 Trader Of The Week -Luigi Nardella Willshine Cleaning 342.3 Kings Park Secondary College Soccer Players Louie Acevski & Mohommed Elkesh 343.1 Students Presenting Cheque $212 To Youth Worker & Councillor Sunshine Council Offices 343.2 Stephen Lucas 11 Prendergast Ave East Keilor 343.3 Dominique Langdon Winner Of "Name The Baby Kid Competition" Horseshoe Bend Farm Keilor 344.1 Jack Connor 50 Years Service Extruded Metela 344.2 Dorothy Carlton Kinder "Balloon Blow-Up" 47 Furlong Rd North Sunshine 344.3 Damien Digby Avondale Heights 345.1 Youngs Real Estate Staff Picture 2 Parakeet Crt Taylors Lakes 345.2 Video Ezy - John Dyer & Parnee Fletcher 25 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 345.3 Maribyrnong Community Centre Randall St - Aventure Platgroup Actice Adults Class 346.1 Alan Griffiths & Bob Jane In Race Cars Tunderdome Calder Highway Sydenham 346.2 Jamieson Park Secondary College Band Deer Park Shopping Centre 346.3 Various Traders - Victoria Square St. Albans 346.4 Ardeer Primary School Suspression St - New Equipment 347.1 Indoor Shots 16 Perth Ave Albion 347.2 Ellios Vivarelli & Tom Blazic - Home Furniture Webber Pde East Keilor 347.3 Deer Park Primary School Ballarat Rd - Cash A Cans With Kids 348.1 Trader Of The Week - O'Donnell Highway Inn 608 Ballarat Rd Ardeer 348.2 Annette Charlie & Joanne - Photo Classics Sunshine Plaza 348.3 Ken Myles Sunshine 349.1 Bob Sercombe & Kids At Photocopier 7 - 9 Wallis Mall Niddrie 349.2 Gus Velardo & Hector Carini - Tile Shed 81 Webber Pde East Keilor 349.3 Opening Of New Police Station By Pat McNamara Police Minister 349.4 Robert Papageorge Albion 350.1 Joyce Apap & Ann Mitchell - Legal Consultants For St. Albans 147 Main Rd West St. Albans 350.2 Accident Blackspot For Kids From Nearby Primary School Kings Rd Kings Park 350.3 Old Police Station St. Albans - Residents Complain About Increase In Crime Main Rd West St. Albans 350.4 Frank Gathercole Sunshine 351.1 Bob Crossman - Orchide Winner Highpoint Shopping Centre 351.2 Aerobics Class Keilor Downs Secondary College 351.3 Sandra Turner Taylors Lakes 352.1 Shot Of Street Templewood Cres Avondale Height 352.2 Sunshine Theatre Co. Rehersals Deer Park 352.3 Stav Anagasovro - Thallasmarmia Suffer 353.1 George Kostrevski St. Albans 353.2 Crio Lombardi Sunshine 353.3 Circus Clowns Keilor 354.1 Maribyrnong Sociel Singles 354.2 Rock Eisteddtod Cast Jamieson Park Secondary College 354.3 Stevensonville Primary School Kings Rd St. Albans With Laptops Solar Car Team 355.1 Robin Hood Charity Sunshine 355.2 Drumming Lessons For Children Maribyrnong Community Centre 355.3 Sacred Hearts Primary School Winifred St St. Albans New Library 356.1 Sunshine Advocate 356.2 Staff Shot - Japanese Truck Care 356.3 Werner Scholofmer - Red Cross Worker 132 Wright St Sunshine 357.1 Maria Fennet 357.2 St. Albans Secondary College Community Mural 357.3 Wayne Smith & George Aleksiv - Hoyts Cinema Highpoint Shopping Centre 358.1 Pam Egan 358.2 Jamieson Park Secondary College School Play "Time And Time Again" 358.3 Ray & Jamien Russell With Pigeons West Sunshine 359.1 Keilor Ensemble 359.2 Monica Terbos Grantham Heighborhood House 359.3 Dummy On Billboard Sunshine 360.1 David Francis - Trees Cut Down Illegally St. Albans 360.2 Noel Brown Who Coached Joe Misiti 360.3 Theatre Sports Winners Kealba Secondary College 360.4 Music Band - Hayley Boys St. Albans 361.1 Super House Unsold - 21 Riverside Ave Keilor 361.2 Tottenham North Primary School - Book Week 361.3 Deer Park Club - New I.C.I. Netball Courts Deer Park 362.1 Tractor Stolen From "Village Builders" - Richard Miles Deer Park 362.2 The Hunt Club Scultures - Juan & Rafik 362.3 Deer Park Central Kids Club 363.1 "Taylor Lodge" Nursing Home $1 Million Worth Of Renovations Keilor Downs 363.2 Toy R Us Highpoint Shopping Centre 363.3 Trader - Herbert Eckhardt St. Albans 364.1 Highpoint Shopping Centre Nintanda Championships 364.2 Kindergarten Protest - Keilor Football Ground Keilor 364.3 E.E. Long St. Albans M.S. Unit - Residents Being Sent Home 365.1 Headshots Of Residents & Traders Concerning Their Desire To Swap Keilor For Essendon Council Keilor Rd Niddrie 365.2 The Switch House 27 Talmage St Albion - Men Working On Building 365.3 Sunshine Cricket Club - Peter Maeatas (Batter) & Matt Biskupski (Bowler) 366.1 Bugs Bunny Visiting Myer Toy Department Highpoing Shopping Centre 366.2 Trader Of The Week - John Galea 366.3 Keilor Shire Hall St. Albans Rotary Club Art Show - Lou Gionfridda 367.1 Bill West In Playground Hoffmans Place Niddrie 367.2 Sunshine Secondary College - Student Journalists 367.3 Shakira & Ramona Lever St. Albans 368.1 Trader Of The Week - Chris Lane 368.2 Tutoring College St. Albans 368.3 Lois & Frank Sullivan Tullamarine 369.1 Gas Explosion On Towed Car Keilor Rd Niddrie 369.2 Dante Foix McDonalds Deer Park 369.3 Polish Dancers Braybrook 370.1 Peter Southall Aged 22 Intellectually Disable Had Car Accident Arm Swelled Not Hospital Help 38 Shepherd St Braybrook 370.2 Sunshine Secondary College Play "Frustrated Neighbours" 370.3 Chilean Dances Braybrook 371.1 Trader Of The Week - Graeme Wurm 104 Station Rd Deer Park 371.2 "Smith Family" Open Of Welfare Centre 52 Sun Cres Sunshine 371.3 Country & Western Feature Maidstone 372.1 Scout Hall Percy St, St. Albans - Appaling Conditions 372.2 Bishop Of Tonga Maidstone 373.1 Charlie Eres - Infested Lot Opposite House 29 Willy Ave Keilor Downs 373.2 Wilma Farrow Alias Mary Dodd Delahey Keilor 374.1 "Chevey" The Dog With His Training Wheels & Edith Barr 374.2 Sunshine Community Theatre Deer Park 375.1 Keilor Village Hair Ebru, Braun & Jodie 17 Arabin St Keilor 375.2 Sam Leule Christmas Trees Deer Park 376.1 Poker Machines Bruno D'Annd Braybrook Hotel 376.2 Deer Park Street Parade 377.1 Street Watch - Glengala Rd Sunshine West 377.2 Western Hospital Sunshine - Joint Speech Pathology & Occupational Therapy 378 Our Lady's Primary School Monash St - Year Of The Family Quilt 379.1 Trader Of The Week - Frank Petruzzelu 16 Withers St Sunshine 379.2 Keilor Interiors Hand Painted Christmas Cards 698A Old Calder Highway Keilor Village 380.1 Highpoint Shopping Centre - The Jetsons 380.2 Brother Mark Hilton Chisholm College 204 Chruchill Ave Braybrook 381.1 Morris Family - Who's House Was Burned Down 85 Fox St, St. Albans 381.2 Sunshine Paint Shop 142 McIntyre Rd Sunshine North - Staff Pictures 382.1 Wanda Johnson - Retiring Cashier Sunshine Swimming Pool 382.2 Mary Cassar's Chalk Drawings On Her House 262 Glengala Rd West Sunshine 383.1 Trader Of The Week - Sunshine West 383.2 Silver's Circus Taylors Rd Keilor Downs 384.1 John Kontek St. Albans 384.2 Allan Border Maidstone 385.1 New Paving Stones Hertford Rd & Alice St Sunshine 385.2 Father Thomas Abdelmalek In His New Church 79 Henry St St. Albans 386.1 Travis Barry - Deer Park Scout Member Since 1977 - 38 President Rd St. Albans 386.2 Sugargum Dog Centre 20 Boronia Drive Sydenham 387.1 MCC Office 45A Alfrieda St, St. Albans 387.2 Judy Adams Pre-School Teacher Leaving School Kealba Kindergarten St. Albans 388.1 Monmia Primary School - Dorothy Costa & Bill Reeves 388.2 Santa Highpoint Shopping Centre 389.1 Kit & Alex Crump 50th Wedding Anniversary 30 Ford Ave Sunshine North 389.2 Colin & Jean Larcombe 50th Wedding Anniversary 27 Maxwell St Ardeer 390.1 Class Of 1992 Grade 6 - Mary MacKillop Primary School 390.2 Kids Painting Shop AJS Milkbar King Edward Ave Albion 391.1 I.C.I. Australian Explosives Factory - Burning Of Houses Deer Park 391.2 Kick-Boxing 51A Main Rd West St. Albans 392.1 Kevin Falloon 392.2 Govenor Richard McGarvie Talking To Kinds In Pinball Bar Sun Cres Sunshine 393.1 Henrkit Swieboda - Muddy Footpath Keilor Downs 393.2 Santa Keilor Downs Shopping Centre 394 Olympics 395 Unemployment Forum 396.1 Marcus Ramon 396.2 Peter McLoughlin 397 Enterpise Centre Sunshine Council 398 Crossing - Sunshine 399 Page 2 Sunshine College Ardeer 400 Spoils Staff Deer Park 401 Gary Honey & Steve McPherson Maidstone 402 Barry Plunkett Deer Park 403 Ruth Badenhope St. Albans 404 Claire Breman - New Councillor 405 "Spiders & Chamber Music" New Play Station Rd Deer Park 406 Overnewton Play "Cheaper By The Dozen" 407 Patricia Walch - Young Football Player 3 Arthur St, St. Albans 408 Taylors Lakes College 409 Alan Griffiths St. Albans West 410 Ron & Pat Mercieca St. Albans 411 St. Albans Railway Station Gates - Bill Baxter Opposition Spokesman On Roads 412 Braybrook Secondary College - Winners Of School Band Competition 413 Braybrook Hotel Pokie Machines Cobb & Co, Etc 414 New Supermarket - Nick & Danka Hycenko 125 South Rd Braybrook 415 Chisholm College - Students Win Computer Competition 416 Cat Show Sunshine 417.1 Dress Rehersal St. Albans 417.2 Joseph Sciberras & Bao Quach St. Albans Secondary College Main Rd East St. Albans 418 Trader Of The Week - Nick Christopher St. Albans Chicken Centre 53 Main Rd West St. Albans 419 Stephen Carter - Liberal For Keilor Door Knocking 420 Street Watch - Tramline Disappearing Into Dirt Cnr Williamson Rd & Rosamond Rd Maidstone 421 Sunshine Secondary College Students Who Wrote Page 2 Cnr Glengala Rd & Allsion St Ardeer 422 Trader Of The Week - Raz & Frank D'Agostino Deer Park Florist Burnside St Deer Park 423 St. Albans Hotel Australia College Of Travel & Hospitality McKechnie St, St. Albans 424 Sunshine Secondary College "Melbourne Giants" Basketball Team 425 St. Albans South Primary School The Whole School Group Picture 426 Keilor Downs Community Centre - Aged Bosnians 427 St. Bernadettes Primary School Police Band North Sunshine 428 Polish Dancers St. Albans 429 Benrard Reilly At Deer Park Railway Station Near Station Rd Deer Park 430 Ian Baker, Bruce Midenhall, Tom Roper - Lots Of Pollies Digging Dirt On New Building Site 460 Ballarat Rd Sunshine 431 Ciro Lombadi & Gus Ingram Keilor Cemetery 432 St. Albans Football Club Re-Union 433 City Cycles - Police Get New Bikes Senior Sgt O'Shannossy 434 Colleen Farriucia - Head Lice 44 Presidents Rd St. Albans 435 Taylors Lakes College - Won Major Prizes 436 Kororoit Creek - Ian Baker Cheque Presentation Buckingham Reserve Sunshine West 437 Grace olivieri - Franciann Ladies Wear 10 The Centreway East Keilor 438 Sod Turning - Maureen Lyster New Nursing Home Burnside St Deer Park 439 Keilor Cemetery - Angela Evans 440 Sunshine Secondary College - Two New Spectrometers Machines 441 Plane Fokker F27 Arrives At Compus Of Broadmeadows College Avondale Heights 442 Rev. Stan Caple 443 Highpoint Kindergarten "Red Noses" Rosamond Rd Maidstone 444 Kirstin - Author Of Books & Poems 445 Trader Of The Week - Julie McCarron National Pride Cleaning Products Cnr Third Ave & Market Rd Sunshine 446 Gerry Acquero, Martin Yeates & Robert At New Bus Stop 19 Sun Cres Sunshine 447 Sunshine Vietnamese Buddist Youth Group Receives A Donation From Lucia Kokoski Hampshire Rd Sunshine 448 Maria Kretiuk 449 "Green Hair" Productions Braybrook 450 Computer School Keilor Downs 451 Mentally Disable Cleaners West Sunshine 452 Lice Crisis Keilor 453 Phillip Tandaram St. Albans 454 Sunshine Trader - Peter Gore 455 Frances Eder Kealba 456 Trader Of The Week - Ebru Caki Hair & Beauty Shack Arabin St Keilor 457 Kealba Secondary College Students In Musical 458 St. Albans Secondary College - Punch & Judy 459 Shop Has Been Bombed During The Night 1 - 3 Princess St, St. Albans 460 Kids Taking Part In Page 2 Feature 65 - 75 Churchill Ave Braybrook 461 Trader Of The Week - Bill Dawson & Brad McLean Complete Car Care 29 St. Albans Rd 462 Deer Park Central Shopping Centre School Committee 463 Yooralla Kids At Kindergarten For Award With Kay Setches Milleara Gardens Park Drive East Keilor 464 Danny Del Re & Mother Maria 10 Bianci Crt Keilor Downs 465 Adult Migrant Education Centre Last Day In Old Building 31 Alfrieda St, St. Albans 466 Johanne Dujic & Grandson Phillip 9 Months Old - No Where To Change The kid Town Sqaure Near Alfrieda St, St, Albans 467 Dallas Bladen Last 12 For The Appentice Of The Yeat 41 McFarlane St East Keilor 468 Youngs Real Estate - Sam Mezzatesta, Charles Grixti & Josephine Hunter Medical & Professional Centre Cnr Keilor Rd & Keilor - Melton Rd & Sunshine Ave Taylors Lakes 469 Australian Gomeboy Championships Highpoint 470 Protest About Keilor Cemetery 471 Popular Chinese Section & Library Highpoint Library Rosamond Rd Maribyrnong 472.1 Vox Pop - Sunshine Plaza & Hampshire Rd Sunshine 472.2 Rick Olanrenshaw & Others Essendon Football Ground 473.1 Cindy Muse & Rollar Blades 12 Hyde St Deer Park 473.2 Trader Of The Week - Seaford Shop Sunshine Plaza 473.3 St. Albans Old Post Office 474.1 Pretty Pictures Of St. Albans & Keilor 474.2 Solar Car & Anjelko Duvnjak Jamieson Park Secondary College 475.1 Gary Hunter With Kangaroo For Cooking Sunshine Pipemakers Park 475.2 Pretty Pictures Of Sunshine 475.3 Soil Moisture Test Students Jamieson Park Secondary College 476.1 Ivan Filiposki & Svetlana & Baby Daniela Flat 3 / 218 Biggs St, St. Albans 476.2 Rachelle Bord - Soccer Star Keilor Downs Secondary College 477.1 Streetscape Picture Ballarat Rd Maidstone 477.2 Frank Costa - FGDM Trailers North Sunshine 478.1 Bowling Green R.S.L. Sunshine - Vandels Wreck Greens 478.2 John Tanner & Tony Cook Tullamarine 479.1 Raymond Cilia - Turkey Breeder 11 Mark St, St. Albans 479.2 Sunshine Feature - Sunshine Traders 480.1 New Road Works - Deer Park 480.2 Mick Turner Footscray 481.1 Australian Womens Book Review - VUT St. Albans Campus 481.2 Volleyball Squad - Resurrection Primary School 482.1 Stan Cash's Cowboy & Indian Cnr Ashley St & Ballarat Rd Maidstone 482.2 Flooding From Soccer Ground 53 Eddie St, St. Albans - Mila Ninovic 483.1 Hong Young Chinese Restaurant 66 Alfrieda St, St. Albans - Linda & William Lim 483.2 Betty King - Croche For Melbourne Show 5 Harry St Maidstone 484.1 Trader Of The Week - Neil Wilson Sunshine Plaza 484.2 Jack Meyers - Young Actor For "Shadow Hands" Greentree Drama School 484.3 Balloon Protest Sunshine TAFE 485.1 Ray Borner - Olympic Basketballer 18 Guildfoerd Cres Keilor Downs 485.2 Fashion Parade Deer Park Shopping Centre 486.1 Trader Of The Week - Reno Cichello 486.2 Dickson St Sunshine Overpass 487.1 Hong Lok Restaurant Shop 10 The Esplanade - Lucy Quan 487.2 Football Clinic Overland Primary School 488.1 Traders Angry About New Bus Terminal Sun Cres Sunshine 488.2 St. Albans Soccer Club New Lights 489.1 Keilor Library Matthews Ave Niddrie - Childrens Art Competition 489.2 St. Albans South Primary School - Council Holiday Program 490.1 Cat (Sooty) Caught In Rabbit Trap 211 Hall St Ardeer 490.2 Babies - Western Hospital Literacy Day 491.1 Hong Kong Paradise 44 Arthur St, St. Albans 491.2 Joan Kirner - School Art Exhibition Point Gellibrant Bayview St Williamstown 491.3 Mary Mackillop Primary School Balloon Release 492.1 Jack & Paul Neagle - Tattslotto Agency 358 Keilor Rd Niddrie 492.2 Bill Nicol & Plants Spotswood 493.1 Comedian Mark Mitchell & Children At Release Of New Child Restraint Seat Britex Derby St Sunshine 493.2 Bob Clark & Studebaker Car Newport 494.1 David Wallis - Market Gardener Browns Rd Keilor 494.2 Premiers On Parade Werribee 495.1 Bruno Battaglia - Market Gardener Arundel Rd Keilor 495.2 Lowes Pharmacy Werribee 496.1 John Milburn - Market Gardener Milburn Rd Keilor 496.2 Angela Merlino - Little Darlings Shop Werribee 497.1 St. Albans Secondary College Main Rd East School Play "Green Hair" 497.2 Joanne Paulson Werribee 498.1 Jim Gillespie Secondary Of Keilor Pigeon & Homing Club 46 Deutscher St Avondale Heights 498.2 Maureen Jackson Werribee 499.1 Paul Mirabella - Italian Kitchen Importer Tullamarine 499.2 Benjamin Furlong & Family - Chilis Mexican Restaurant 500.1 Trader Of The Week - Frank Perez 69 Alfrieda St, St. Albana 500.2 Migrant Centre St. Albans 501.1 Vox Pop - Deer Park Central Shopping Centre 501.2 Deer Park Shopping Centre Animal Farm 502.1 Trader Of The Week - Charlie Azzopardi Deer Park Fly Screens 11 Wildwood Crt St. Albans 502.2 Peter Brown Clown West Sunshine 503.1 Krstle Halton Aged 10 Fire Chief For A Day & Others Sunshine Fire Station McIntyre Rd Sunshine North 503.2 Kratsis 50th Wedding Anniversay 504.1 Vox Pop - House Of Hamppiness Senior Citizens Club 21 Yardley St Maidstone 504.2 Soccer - Melbourne Croatia V's Sydney Croatia Sunshine Football Ground Somers Rd North Sunshine 505.1 Vox Pop - St. Albans 505.2 Sunshine Community Theatre Station Rd Deer Park 506.1 Warren Nicholls - Finance Department Sunshine Council 506.2 Roland Broheska - Ring Road Bridge (Whitten Bridge) Keilor 507.1 Braybrook Hotel "Lets Get the West Working" 507.2 School Play - Sunshine Secondary College 508.1 Trevor Smith - Rubblsh Removals 4 Barnes Cres West Sunshine 508.2 New By-Pass Sunshine 509.1 Andraos Family - Milk Bar Winners 15 Suffolk Rd Sunshine North 509.2 Michael & Carmel Hewett 510.1 St. Albans Square Celebrations 510.2 School Page - Keilor Downs 511.1 Tiger Snake - Theresa Ross 70 Rockbank Rd Ardeer 511.2 Kubis Auction Deer Park 512.1 Louis Pregun - Mr Pockets Snooker Café 21 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 512.2 Police & EPA Blitz South Rd Braybrook 513.1 Leo & Eileen Henderson Renew Wedding Vows On 50th Anniversary 74 Devonshire Rd Sunshine 513.2 Service Tyres Sunshine 514.1 Graeme Jeffs - GT's Café 56 Alfrieda St, St. Albans 514.2 Hi Tech Sunshine 515.1 200 Plus People - Ex Members Of Gym Gone Into Receivership Ascot Vale Leisure Centre Epsom Rd Ascot Vale 515.2 Car Care Centre St. Albans 516.1 Nursing Mothers Keilor Community Centre 516.2 Jamieson Park Secondary College - Solar Cars 517.1 Alan Lee Sunshine 517.2 Stevensville Primary School St. Albans West - New School Flag & Logo 518.1 Fashion Parade Deer Park Shopping Centre 518.2 St. Albans Secondary College - Ethnic National Costumes 519.1 Vox Pop - St. Albans 519.2 Soccer St. Albans 520.1 Vox Pop - Sunshine 520.2 Fire Week 521.1 Police Band With Local Kids Tottenham Primary School Sunshine Rd Tottenham 521.1 Fiecy 50th Wedding Anniversay Maidstone 522.1 Sunshine Theatre 522.2 Trader Of The Week - Sunshine 523.1 Noel Shell Saves Dog "Frocius" 51 Clayton St Sunshine 523.2 Molly Accadia & bruno - North Towing 524.1 Monsignor Hilton - Catholic Regional College 524.2 Robert Matic St. Albans East Primary School 525.1 St. Albans Community Youth Centre Tea Ladies, Vogo & Painting Tee Shirts 525.2 VUT Picket Line St. Albans 526.1 St. Albans Tucker Bag Supermarket 35 Conrad St, St. Albans 526.2 TAB Highpoint 527.1 Soccer Runner-Up Team Chisholm College Braybrook 527.2 Stephaine Michael Sunshine 528.1 Road Works Cnr Biggs St & Arthur St, St. Albans 528.2 Tom Ulovac St. Albans 529.1 Kally Hitas - 4th Generation Hair Fashion 3 Dickson St Sunshine 529.2 Steven & Chriskustura - Robert Anthony Motors 530.1 Matthew Bourke - Runner (Athletics) 49 Welwyn Pde Deer Park 530.2 Kylie Freeman Sunshine 531.1 Albion Primary School Adelaide St Albion - School Gardens Award 531.2 Kontek Heads Sunshine 532.1 Luis Arevedo - RACV Manager 282 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 532.2 School Closure Sunshine 533.1 Almario Setia - "Job Search" 1/82 Rockbank Rd Ardeer 533.2 James Gleeson - Head Professor Of VUT St. Albans 534.1 Kontek Reps - Hampshire Rd Sunshine 534.2 Des Johnson - Photographer Of Creeks, Etc 5/27 Poole St Deer Park 535.1 Kally Hitas - 4th Generation Hair Fashion 3 Dickson St Sunshine 535.2 School Art Show Maidstone 536.1 Frankies Pizza 54 Stradbroke Drive St. Albans 536.2 Fashion Parade "Hats" - Highpoint Shopping Centre 537.1 Taylors Lakes Shopping Centre - New Plans 537.2 St. Albans East Primary School Fire Education 538.1 John Klemenchich Who Fell At His Sunshine Flat Essendon Hospital 538.2 Lady Nelson Way Childcare Centre 539.1 Gilbert Martin Secretary Of Brooklyn Ratepayers Association Nicholson St Brunswick 539.2 School Page - Taylors Lakes 540.1 Self's Supermarket Final Closure 18 East Esplandade St. Albans 540.2 Pupperts Ardeer Primary School 541.1 Bill Reeve Principal With Kids Monmia Primary School Copernicus Way Keilor Downs 541.2 Guide Dog & Kids Deer Park 542.1 Trader Of The Week - Trudy Burke 44 Walmer Ave St. Albans 542.2 Bike Education Program St. Albans 543.1 Tony Mom - St. Albans Longest Serving Electrical Contractors 93 Alfrieda St, St. Albans 543.2 Bakery - Win Victorian Bakery Award 95 Glengala Rd West Sunshine 544.1 Principal Christine Anderson & Noel Giacometh - Kings Park Secondary College Goldsmith Ave Delahey 544.2 Trader Of The Week - Jim & Maire Glan Vill 4 Mills St Sunshine 545.1 Eva Enders & Gabrielle Rohlje - Artist The Hunt Club 775 Ballarat Rd Deer Park 545.2 Liza Hall - Quagfire & Hagg Emporium Nelson Place Williamstown 546.1 Feature On Noth Stores & Managers - Safeway At Deer Park & St. Albans 546.2 Padley Reserve St. Albans - Neil Whamitt & Locals 547.1 Trader Of The Week - Hing So 203 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 547.2 St. Albans Bus Stop 548.1 Copies For Chris 548.2 Jim Poulter Sunshine 549.1 Students & Staff On A Fun Run Deer Park Secondary College Billingham Rd 549.2 Santus Claus Myer Highpoint City 550.1 Students Who Took Part In Page 2 Write Ups Marian College Glengala Rd West Sunshine 550.2 Kids At Bus Stop Sunshine 551.1 Double Wedding Phillip & Trudy Watts & Mark & Sharon Grima Our Lady's Church Sunshine 551.2 Mobil Computer Donation Altona Police Station 552.1 50th Birthday Of Niddrie Shopping Centre 552.2 Melbourne Tigers Team Manager & Rokie Albert Park Basketball Centre 553.1 Students In Rehersal For Circus Performance For Braybrook Street Festival Braybrook Youth Centre 553.2 Laura Vasjuta Study For Exams St. Albans 554.1 Students Mandy Kwot & Art Teacher Wahba Italal For Art Shows River St Maribyrnong 554.2 St. Albans Library - Token Winners 555.1 Theresa Ross - Boxer Breeder 555.2 Biswader Mitra VDE Student Braybrook Secondary College 556.1 Japanese Truck Care 25 Wright St Sunshine 556.2 Dipah Sanshui St. Albans 557.1 Deer Park Secondary College Billingham Rd Deer Park - Page 2 School Feature 557.2 Junge Book Poster Sunshine 558.1 Vox Pop - Sunshine & St. Albans 558.2 Michael Hazel Long Jumper (Athletics) Sunshine 559.1 Greening Sunshine Training Centre Opening 86 Berkshire Rd Sunshine North 559.2 Italian Day St. Albans 560.1 Shane Pavey (Widower) With Daughters 1/1 Novara Parade St. Albans 560.2 Performing Arts Maribyrnong 561.1 Anne Cummins (Poet) 1/36 Adelaide St, St. Albans 561.2 Trader - St. Albans 562.1 St. Albans Post Office Crowds Outside Waiting For Buses 562.2 Highpoint Shopping Centre Father Christmas Arrives By Chopper 563.1 Opening Of 13 Display Homes Keilor Gateway Estate Dundee Way Sydenham 563.2 Neighbourhood Watch Prizes Ardeer 564.1 Glen Condon With Moterh Sandra 412 Main Rd West St. Albans 564.2 Kinder St. Albans 565.1 Enviromental Children & Friends Cranwell Park Braybrook 565.2 Deer Park Primary School 566.1 Tania Baldacchino (Jobsearch) 42 Links St West Sunshine 566.2 School Page - Kings Park 567.1 Malcolm Kennard - Star Of "Secret" Handprint Highpoint Shopping Centre 567.2 Russian Families St. Albans 568.1 Western Ring Rd Gets Close To Maribyrnong 568.2 Rubbish On Footpath Kings Park 569.1 F.E. Lowe MS Resident Home & Their Textile Mural VUT St. Albans Joan Kirner Building 569.2 Fenech Twins 570.1 Kids & Painted Umbrella Jackson Special School Mulhall Drive St. Albans 570.2 Surgery Keilor 571.1 Trader Of The Week - Fresh Fish Shop Keilor Downs Shopping Centre 571.2 Successful Students St. Albans 572 Catherine Young Leaving A Child Care Centre Sunshne Hall 573.1 Peter Spase - Soccer Champion St. Albans Secondary College 573.2 Pickett Line Sunshine 574.1 Vox Pop - Around Sunshine & St. Albans 574.2 Toy World Tullamarine 575.1 11 People On Great Victorian Bike Ride From St. Albans Secondary College 575.2 Duty Free Shop St. Albans 576.1 Western Suburbs Pre-School Kids On Trip To Bacchus Marsh For Day On Steam Train At Deer Park Railway Station 576.2 Food Promotions St. Albans 577.1 Kids With Apples For Coles Promotion Fairbairn Rd Sunshine West 577.2 Kevin Jess Aged 71 & Grandson Stephen Fowler Is Bowling Champ Sunshine VRI Bowling Club 577.3 Florist St. Albans 578.1 Vox Pop - Head Shots Around Williamstown, Footscray & Altona Gate Shopping Centre 578.2 Jesus & Mary St. Albans 579.1 Headshots Kontek Main Rd East St. Albans 579.2 St. Albans Sports Club 580.1 Michael Nineciv - Kontek 308 Main Rd East St. Albans 580.2 Michaels Sunshine 581.1 Julie Carlin & Leo Gauriel - Barnacle Bills Milleara Mall East Keilor 581.2 Rhys Thomas Kealba 582.1 Harry Kotsinadelis Winning Fresh Fish Shop Milleara Mall East Keilor 582.2 Science Students St. Albans 583.1 Daniel Brvenik - Wife & Child Killed In House Fire Gets Yoys & Donations For Christmas 583.2 Hospitaly Course Sunshine 584.1 Auction St. Albans 584.2 Milk Bar Fire West Sunshine 585.1 Pauline Grace Braybrook 585.2 Christ The King Primary School Riley St Braybrook - Big Brother Big Sister Program 586.1 Brimbank Farm Keilor 586.2 Gordon & Frances Pippett House Fire 11 Burnewang St Albion 587.1 Santa Claus St. Albans 587.2 Morava Deli Deer Park Shopping Centre 588.1 Santa Claus Albion 588.2 Opening Of St. Albans Bowling Green 589.1 Deer Park Shopping Centre Parade 589.2 Best Picture Award St. Albans 590.1 Mr & Mrs Quarrier 50th Wedding Anniversary 590.2 S. Facey - Artist Keilor 591.1 New Look Restaurant Each Tuesday Evening McDonald Ballarat Rd Braybrook 591.2 School Fitness Keilor 592.1 Annual Carols By Candle Light Monmia Primary School Keilor Downs 592.2 Sister Bernaden 9 Years Sunshine 593.1 Robert Pawlish Looking For Owner Of Racing Trophy He Found 45 Appian Drive Deer Park 593.2 Xmas Party Sunshine 594.1 Jewellers Hampshire Rd Sunshine 594.2 Christmas Promotion St. Albans Post Office 595 Snakes In West Sunshine 596 Police Display Sunshine 597 Sunvale Primary School Neil St Sunshine - Making Xmas Donations For Sunshine Council 598 Xmas Promotions Church St Sunshine 599 F/Dean Real Estate Sunshine 600 Tree Of Hope Deer Park 601 School Closing Maribyrnong 602 Sairo Zahrf Sunshine 603 Sadie Jinks Braybrook 604 Syme Photo Of The Year Keilor Downs 605 Cardabilia St. Albans 606 Big Bins (Sunshine) 607 Deer Park Residents Against Soccer Oval 608 Sunshine Australians Of The Year 609 Peter & Andrew Fight Fires 610 Hair Saloon Sunshine 611 Hardware St. Albans 612 Kontek Real Estate Sunshine 613 Sunshine Fire Station 614 Highpoint City Maribyrnong 615 Jim From Parkville Football Club 616 Street Watch - St. Albans 617 Essendon Mazda 617 Baby Ducks Williamstown North Primary School 618 Modelling 620 Connections Youth Centre Deer Park 621 Swimming - Five Children At Keilor Leisure Centre Taylors Lakes Rd 622 Keilor Downs Playgroup 623 Citizenship 624 Keilor Heights Primary School 625 Farnbach Burnham Sunshine 626.1 Joan Bell Seventh Ave North Altona 626.2 Take Away Sunshine Station 627 60th Anniversary Yarraville 628 Wally Conron 629 Footscray Park 630 Footscray Swimming Centre 631 Book Shop Williamstown 632 New Footscray Library 633 Dancer With Family 636.1 Underground Night Club - Photo Winner 636.2 Williamstown Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Renewing The Marriage Vows 637 Eddie Welsh Citizen Of The Year 31 Anzac Cres Williamstown 638 Bill Miller - Musician 639 Buttercup Factory Yarraville 640 Cecilia Caftery & Bec Ryrie 641 Hatch Cricket Game 642 Kinn Beatson - New Manager Of The Brisbane Bears 643 Demonstration Altona Civic Centre 644 Lloyd Drayton - Retiring Tailor 80 Charles St Yarraville 645 Syme - West 646 Tennnis Tournament - Manela Rosza & Koren Anderson 647 Westgate Traffic Altona 649 Australia Day - Altona West Primary School 650 Dorothy Lee - Altona Citizen Of The Year 57 Ross St North Altona 651 First Day At School - Altona West Primary School 652 Jason Duff - Young Australian Citizen Of The Year 653 Health & Fitness Altona 690 Football Finals F.D.L. Altona V's Kingsville 691 Tony De Fazio Hobson Bay (Note no date on evelope) 1.1 Bill McDonnell Has Cancer 1.2 John Zitta 3 Rabbits At Sunshine Fire Station 3 Cr. Charlie Apap 4 Christ Konstanlenidis - Cricket Stat 5 Ben Ciach - Wicket Keeper 6 Johnny Cvetanoski - Soccer 7 Anglican Christ Church Keilor - Garvin Family Fight Over Sons Grave 8 Solmaz Seyclali 9 SA Grow Native Plants Push - V.U.T. St. Albans 10 SAE Risk Land Fill Taylors Creek Keilor 11 Rasil Tiu Of St. Albans 12 Michael Staedlec Of Deer Park 13 Clair Brachmanis Of Avondale Heights 14 David Simonovski Of Taylors Lakes 15 Michael Tucci Of Keilor Downs 16 Ellie Kyrigon Of Ardeer 17 Payl & Angela Biewer 60th Wedding Anniversary 18.1 Amey & Albert Russell 50th Wedding Anniversary 18.2 Bob Sercombe MP Sydenham Transmitting Station 19 Dianne & Matthew Morrisby Car Accident At Sydenham Roundabout 20 Cr. Sam David 21 International Year Of The Eldery Ardeer Nursing Home 22 Steve Scopelianos With His Lettuces 23 Bruce Lamcashive 24 "Rain" Greugh 25 Jeff O'Donnell Of DRAC & SAFE 26 Speeds Shoes Brimbank Shopping Centre 27.1 Sisters With Babies 27.2 Bernard Reilly 28 "Hundu Temple" Hundu Community Cultural Centre St. Albans 29.1 Vietnamese Lunar New Year Preparation 29.2 "Pavers" Patricia Beuhler & Jayden 5 On Cnr Taylors Rd & Arthur St, St. Albans 30.1 St. Pauls Multcultural Banner 30.2 Steve Tilburn Keilor Gift Winner 1998 31.1 Australia Day 31.2 Loreta Mankcli Citizen Of The Yeat 32.1 Keilor Golf Course Proposal Of Driving Range 32.2 Brimbank Community Centre Deer Park 33.1 Les Smith Stockpile Furlong Rd Railway Line 33.2 Girl Guides 34.1 Vietnamese Lunar New Year 34.2 Natalie Smith Leprosy Worker 35.1 Concrete Truck Tips Over Cnr Biggs St & Sunshine Ave 35.2 Sportstar Ben Ciach - Wicketkeeper 36.1 Youth Club Presidents - Brian Hill & Jon Reader 36.2 Keilor Pony Club 37.1 Rob Knowles Sunshine Hospital 37.2 Students Painting Poles 38.1 Vox Pop - St. Albans 38.2 Debra Beveridge Speed Skater 39.1 Julie French 39.2 George Auana 40.1 Clean Up Australia Day - James Galea & Jeff Brenner 40.2 Mark Antnowicz St. Albans Ruckman 41.1 Illegal Fill Keilor 41.2 Sunshine V's Werribee Subdistrict Cricket 42 Thea Dukic 43 Cameron Gavaghan 44 Les Belles Flowers Florist St. Albans 45 Sunshine City V's Footscray / Yarraville Lawn Bowls 46 Les Tarxzon 47 Carnation Sewers 48 Joel Magpayo 49 Greg Selman 50 Borris Josipovic 51 Sports Program St. Albans Primary School 52 Norah Wentworth 53 Nick Aggeletos - Cucumbers 54 Brian Hill - Fire Lecturer 55 John Conolan - Inspector 57 Autobarn Competition Winners 58 John Darling Flour Mills 59 Janet Harley Reads Water Meter 60 Japan Visit - Robyn Stevens 62 Chinese New Year St. Albans 63 Catia Sicari 64 Albion North Primary School First Day For Preppies 65 The Rebels Motoscycle Club & Hot Rod Show 66 Anna Piotravski 67 Chris MacGregor 68 Farnbach Burnham Staff 69 Brimbank College Celebrations 71 Supagas St. Albans 73 Craig Wells 74 Lisa Dick At Sunshine Hospital 75 Amanda Bewley 76 Dance Party Promo 78 St. Albans V's Hoppers Crossing Lawn Bowls 79 Kitts The Firedog At Sunshine Hospital 80 Huntsman Chemical Plant - Safety 81 Glenda Goodyear 82 Day In The Life Of A Tenant 83 Tony Hallam Working On New Skate Park Spotswood 84 Cr. Sam David 85 Ukraine Cyclist - Igor Pornoy & Michael Bovesta 86 Malcolm Thomas 88 Des Barnard 89 Bershire Car Sales Ballarat Rd 90 Brimbank Festival 1999 91 International Womens Day Celebrations At Taylors Lakes Secondary College 92 Vox Pop - Community Pokie Machines 93 Errington Reserve St. Albans 94 Sunshine TAFE Fire 95 Eric Bartza 96 Fran Gore 97 Lisa Taylor 98 Harry Karl & Goran Trogrlic 99 Cardiac Rehab Program 100 Cr. Brooke Gujinovic 101.1 Bells Real Estate Auction 19 Hertford Rd Sunshine 101.2 Brooke Glyinovic 102 Vox Pop - Smell At Pridhams 103 Sunshine Garden Supplies 104 Sunshine Hospital - Bakers Delight 105 Smoke Over Western Ring Road St. Albans 106 Blood Bank Sunshine Secondary College 108 Christopher Abela, Victoria Abela & Carmen Abela 109 Belinda Miggiani & Melissa Ashman 110 Keith McGovan 111 Lewis Stafrace 112 New Playground St. Albans South Primary School 113 David Connolly 114 Brian Fox - Lane 115 Artist Thea Duke With Her Vandalised Mural 116 Dominic Vcceelini 117 Jason Krainski 118 Heather Burns - Hospital Petition 119 Sonja Cranston 120 Vox Pop - Sydenham Railway Station 121 Nicholls Funeral Procession Keilor 122 Voc Pop - Sunshine 123 Salvation Army Red Shield Volunteers 124 Home Show 125 Story Time Keilor Village Branch Library 126 Jessica Goldsworthy Anti Gaming 127 Vollyball Teams St. Albans Secondary College 128 Champion Boxers 129 Fr. Francis - Orthodox Church 130 Linedancing 131 Cheed Flego 132 Can Drive At Catholic Regional College 134 St. Meadows Primary School 135 Tennis Clinic For Psychiatrically Disable 136 Jenk Behic Kickboxer 137 Deer Park North Primary School Face Painting 138 Xmas Picnic Head Shots 139 Neighbourhood Watch Keilor 140 Brimbank College Sport 141 Marian College Sports Day 142 Leanne & Cherie Cooper 143 Vox Pop - Hospital System 144 Lola Anderson Bons Trees 145 Peter Daglish 146 Circus Scaelli 147 Neighbourhood Watch Police Constable Neil Couvie 148 Pridhams Peerless Holdings Laverton North 149 Judy & Frank Taro 150 Jason Summers 151 Australian Ten Pin Open Championships 152 Don Nandoueerie 153 R.S.L. Sunshine ANZAC Service 154 Sareed St. Albans Library Cooking 155 Vietnamese & Chinese Dancers 156 Fiji Volunteer Sydney Ellis 157 Internet Access & Training Program 158 Emergency Relief 159 Anzac Day Braybrook Secondary College 160 John McPherson 161 St. Railways & Sydenham Railway Crossings 162 Rehersal Of Vietnamese Paly 163 Teresa Salerno & Dog Portrait Rocky 164 Stolen Dog - Kim James 165 Duke St Neighbourhood House - Dale Pobega 166 Jeremy Bugetic Sunshine 167 Glengala Pizza Glengala Rd 168 St. Pauls Parish Glengala Rd Fire Sunshine 169 Tracy Mitchell Sports Start 170 Sunshine Hospital Raffle 171 Sunshine Cricket 2 Generations 172 John McPherson Rates Crossings 173 Vox Pop - Contaminated Soil 174 Grant Dimitrijevic 175 Catholic Regional College Ballons 176 Kirstie Tran - Dun Fringle Festival Awards 177 Essendon Quilters At Sunshine Hospital 178 AZZ Commuric At Sunshine Plaza 179 Prision New Program 180 Dr. Netla Duggan, Dr. Maree White & Dr. Vladimir Vixex 181 "Opening Space" Carolyn Chisholm School Michael Canturi, Vivian Trang & Pluc Tu 182 Tennages March Brimbank Council 183 Ex-Cops Flemington Racecourse John Brennan (Cardigan) & Peter Egan (Blue Shirt) 184 Brian Gaskett 185 Spider Eating 186 George Pace 187 Time Capsule Brimbank Secondary College 188 Planting At Green Gully By St. Pauls Primary School 189 George Smith Is 90 Years Old 190 Jake & Molly Wilson 191 Phil Barkley At Hampshire Rd Shops 192 Immuniz Van At Brimbank Park Central 193 Fay Chapple 194 Bristol Unit Project St. Albans Primary School 195 Sunshine Youth Housing Group Eviction 266 Hampshire Rd Sunshine 196 Squatters In Wood St Laverton 197 Wyndvale V's Sunshine Football Kinder Smith Reserve 198 Milburns Garden Keilor 199 McKay Memorial 200 Sherrie Sinabia Wrestler 201 St. Albans V's Spotswood Football Kings Park Reserve St. Albans 202 Buddhist Festival Preparation 202 Dancing Group 203 Pent House Model At Hampshire Rd Newsagent 204 Keilor Downs Kinder Measurement Day 205 Sports Star - Shane Fordham 206 Croatia Dress 207 Overnewton Anglican Community College 208 Sam Muscat 209 Aborginal Site Abercairn Crt Deer Park 210 Sunshine Western Hospital Buildings 211 Kings Park Secondary College 212 Vox Pop - Brimbank Council 213 "E" Team At Melcania 214 Incomplete Police & Court Complex 215 Picker Outside Berkley Factory 216 Joanne Fench Complaining About Dust From Sunshine Quarry 217 Opening Of New Resin Plant At Azzco Nobel 218 Rhodda Johnson Funeral 219 Wayne Bocuhard Packing For His 400th Games 220 Sydenham Kinder Foundation Day 221 Sunshine Chiropratic Sunshine 222 Camp Quality Puppet Show St. Peter Channel Primary School Deer Park 223 Alex Rulla DJ 224 Brimbank College 225 Ashton Circus Deer Park 226 Bill Llapiton 227.1 Katie Miller Going To Parliament 227.2 Glen Dodd Sports Star Braybrook 228 Edward Patrecic Ginifer Station St. Albans 229 Ray Hill To Have Head Shaved 230 Keilor Primary School Oz Biggest Cuppa 231 Vietnamese Dances From St. Albans East Primary School 232 Vox Pop - Sunshine Railway Station 233 Sam Muscat 65 - 67 Sydney St Fire Escape (Darlings Flour Mills) 234 Minister For Roads Mr. Geoff Craige Sunshine Rd 235 Sunshine Swimming Pool Closure 236 Dean Blasclke, Vic Baslt, Steve Monkhorst & Andrew Rawtt 237 Marie Napoli Sports Start 238 Recociliation Week Sunshine Communty Services 239 Pontiaki Estia 240 Overnewton College Corbett & Best Science Students 241 Sunshine West Community Centre Kinder Gym 242 Grech 60th Wedding 243 Possible Fees For Ardeer Railway Station Car Park 244 First Aid At Sunshine West Community Centre 245 Barry Fletcher 246 Boys Class Kings Park Secondary College 247 Merv Ashton - Ashton Circus 248 Paul Borg - Artist 249 Sports At Emmaus School 250 Italian Day At Stephensville Primary School 251 Basket Ball 252 Syd Smale 253.1 49 Wright St Sunshine - Fire 253.2 George & Phyllis McCann 50th Wedding Anniversary 254 West Sunshine Education Presentation 255 Bakers Delight 256 New Footy Jumpers At Sunshine Primary School 257 Lolipop Men At Sydenham Railway Crossing 258 Matthew Csles Sports Start 259 Laura Breenan & Arthut Singers 260 New Footy Jumpers & Boots For Jackson Special School 261 Winter Fire Safety At Sunshine Fire Station 262 Constitutional Convention At Sunshine Secondary College 263 Indoor Soccer St. Albans Secondary College 265 Volcanic Rock Sydenham 266 Launch Of Maribyrnong Catchment Action Program 267 New Sports Ground Kings Park 268 Frank Webb St. Albans Bowls Club 269 Sunshine Chislom College Art Entry 270 Bob Philip 271.1 Mad Hatters Tea Party Western Gate Kinder 271.2 Ben Power Sports Star 272 Bus Painting - Senior Constable Jon Readee 273 Vietnamese Trained Teacher - Dinlt Hiang 274 Official Launch "Cairnlea" 275 Kontek Heads 277.1 Pharmacy At Sunshine Hospital 277.2 Chantel Zamm's Water Slide 278 Bob Hayes & Lindsay Smith 279 Conservation Award Presented To Marilyn Duncan 280 Green Gully President (Charlie) 281 June Walsh Sports Star 282 Fire Safety John Cannon 283 Tabarine Making 284 School Holiday Fun North Sunshine Primary School 285 Mr Kennett Turning Up To Opening Of Body Works 286 Blu Tio - Ian Sinlciar & Jackie 287 Vox Pop - Sunshine 288 Ezee Tennis West Sunshine Community Centre 289 Miss Tara Caine - Girl Friend / Bone Bell Model Semi Finalist 290 St. Albans Business Group 291 Musical Bans Angel Hip Hop North Melbourne 292 Horseshoe Bend Children's Farm 293 Albanvale Football Club Announcing Sponsorship 294 Bernard Reilly Deer Park 295 Parkside V's Sunshine Epsom Rd 296 Ben Stafrace 297 Cheryl Bonazia Rail Scare Albion 298 Kane - Keilor Park 299 Chinese Tantric Budhist Meditation Centre 300 Construction Work On Cnr Hampshire Rd & Devonshire Rd Sunshine 301 Sports Chiro Clinic - Kellie At Clinic 302 St. Albans Hotel Sports Bar Ads 303 Plaster Painting Sunshine Market Place 304 Council Truck 305 Cadets On Parade Kealba Secondary College 306 Centrelink 307 Sunshine East Primary School 308 Lloyd McCallum - Postie 309 Frank & Angela Borg Married 50 Years 310 Ben Apap - Karate 311 Marion Mortimer 312 Albion Primary School Rock Eisteford 313 AGL Depot 208 Hall St Sportswood 314 Focus St. Albans 315 Dumped Waste Ardeer 316 Bulldogs Visit Sunshine West Primary School 317 Macedonian Senior Citizen 318 James Jones Taxation Business 319 Joy Pollard And Nursing Mothers 320 Sunshine North Secondary College 321 Youth Forum - Marian College 322 Ardeer South Primary School, Dinjarra Primary School & Gilson College 323 Senad Dizdauevic Sports Start 324 David Callesa & Brian Parmanin 326 Jusitsu Keilor Park 327 Joy Pollard & Jytte Randel Keilor Golf Club 328 Shop Traffic Protest 329 Bob Sercombe (MP) & Brian O'Loughlin 330 Renee Biewer 331 Centrelink Staff 332 Andrews Theoponous Politician 333 Retravision 334 Christ The King School 335 Sunshine House 336 Cr. Charlie Apap 337 St. Albans Signs 338 Vicar Retiring - Fred Dearnaley 339.1 Bill Sheaham - Umpire 339.2 St. Albans House Fire 340 Fire Safety 341 Keilor Primary School 342 Mark Waugh 343 Fishing Club 344 Wedge Park V's Stevensville Primary School 345 Icecream Day Stevenson Primary School 346 Brooklyn V's Wyndhamvale Football 347 Lauren Farugia Sports Start 348.1 Students & Footballers St. Bernards Primany School 348.2 Natalie Suleyman & New Truck Brimbank Council Depot 349 Radio Show - Doug Hawkins 350 David Glen & Sam David 351 Peter Rautensachee - Wood Contractor 352 Car On Nature Strip Sunshine 353 Zac McCauley & Dennis O'Dowd Altona East Primary School 354 Jon Reader, Scott Widdicombe & Sam David 355 Church Rebuilding St. Bernadettes 356 Kontek Signs Main Rd West & Station Rd 357 Cr. Apap & Cr. Muscat At Brimbank Central 358 Catholic Regional College Youth Rock Band 359 Coco's Hair Advert 360 Keep Australia Beautiful Metro Women's Correctional Centre 361 Tiffanny's 362 Chris Grant At UN Mobiles Sunshine 363 Youths - Woif & Wilson Get Jobs At Bunnings In Sunshine 364 Alister Smart 365 Joe Biskic 366 Jane Stack - Smith, Engineer At Oricia 367 Kids Drug Programme St. Albans Primary School 368 Peter & Sophie Dimitriadis & Atharsia 371 Jake Visel Overnewton College 372 Sunshine Model Railway Club - Neville Filer 373 Art Programe Sunshine East Primary School 374 Street Bus 375 Brimbank Youth Festival 376 Soccer Green Gully V's St. Albans 377 Police Helicopter Kealba Secondary College 378 Dennis Parker Crime Stoppers Sward 380 Operation Newstart Cooking Classes 381 Kelsey Taylor With Flower 382 Doeu Dell Byce 383 Australian - Greek Tavern Day 384 Braybrook College 385 Albion North Primary School Art Show 386 Tony Marino 387 Ukrainian Cultural Day Mother Of God Primary School 388 Art Display Overnewton Gatehouse 389 Monika Markovski Classical Guitarist 390 Phillip Graham St. Albans VUT 391 Senior Magistrate Greg Levine 392 Simon Gerada Ping Pong 393 Bob Taylor 394 Shane Azzopardi 395 Sunshine R.S.L. Vietram Day Dupuy & Rikard 396 Siezure Of Marijuana At Sunshine Police Station Constable Dancey 397 Veli Fikret & John Kontek Headshot 398 Jack Sheridan Brimbank Park 399 Sunshine Court Complex Opening 400 Braybrook College Volleyball 401 Sunshine Secondary College Education Week Dancing Classes 402 Kris Leber 403 Darren Hamilton Scott At Blond On Blond 404 Vox Pop - St. Albans 405 Girls Playing Football 406 Caroline Chisholm College Artwork 407 Calder Rise Primary School CSIRO Science 408 Turkish Childcare Centre 409 Mr & Mrs Fisher Fathers' Day 410 Sunshine Croquest Club 411 Cecilia Turns 102 412 Father Stewart St. Marks Church Sunshine 413 Rocky Horror Picture Show Brimbank Secondary College 414 Japanese Exchange Students St. Albans 415 Nel Dewin Pencil Case VUT 416 Maurice Oppedisocanci 417 George Maciel 418 Aaron Kellett 419 Dr. Sophie Nottle 420 Mario Portelli 421 Recycling Award Presentation City Of Brimbank 422 Marian Girls College Piazza 423 Dominic Boland - Community Visitors Program 424 Piglet 425 Soccer President - Tony Karlusic (Melbourne Knights Football Club) 426 Candiates Bonfield Reserve Keilor 427 Vox Pop - Sunshine 428 Laverton Secondary College - Simon Higgins 429 Labour Voter David Palmer 430 Rock Eistesford Kealba Secondary College 431 Rebecca Pace & Ben Davidson Sunshine North Secondary College 432 Truck Rolled Over Cnr Geelong Rd & Somerville Rd Footscray West 433 Gary, Luke & Tanara Fisher 434 Squash - Mark Price With School Kids St. Albans East Primary School 435 Ian Baker Around St. Albans 436 Jane Stevens 437 Lucy Jensen 438 Western Hospital Masseuers 439 Don Kirham Christmas Gift 440 Daniel Avano, Casey Peden & Nicole Merciesa Kings Park Secondary College 441 Maucin Simons - Photographer 442 Sally Balfort - Aid Award 443 Cr. Karen Roberts 444 Sunshine Little Athletics Club Highpoint 445 Michael Salmon Author 446 Mark Parsons Swinging Voter Gazzas Auto Dismantlers 447 APM Auto Repairs 448 Yoga - Robyn Stephens 449 Literacy Week Kings Park Secondary College 450 Head Shot Karen Said Stockdale & Leggo 451 True Value Hardward St. Albans 452 Anne Stratton MS Suffer Who Was Robbed 453 Coco's Hair Advert 454 Archie Fussilto Keilor Downs College 455 Watergardens Kings Park Secondary College 456 Robert Harvey At Don Smallgoods 457 Glennys Jadeson - New Family Law Regintrar 458 Sale Of Braybrook Clothing Manufacturer Duke St 459 Pergon Loaded With Newpapers 460 Jeanne Deoki Psthotic 461 Mathew Bridda & Raymond Creristo Keilor Downs Secondary College 462 Meagan Thornton - Indoor Soccer 463.1 Sunshine Primary School Literacy Week 463.2 Sunshine Secondary College Leadership Program Students 464.1 Maltese Cultural Centre 464.2 Kontek Staff Shots - Ted Anderson, Patrick Luong, Luong Truong & Nicholas Sujica 465.1 Chris Milne - Author At St. Albans Primary School 465.2 Prize Winning Garden At St. Albans South Primary School 466.1 Female Kickboxer 466.2 Leonards Chicken 467.1 Frances Chiarezza & Leadlight Door 467.2 Salvation Army Orica & Westcare Giving Mini Bus 468.1 Keilor Downs Secondary College Literacy Week 468.2 Badminton Boys Champions 469.1 Million Development & Sunshine Hospital 469.2 Brimbank Amcal Phamacy 470.1 Hunt Club Community Arts Centre Painting 470.2 Paul Cachia Ambulance Cadet 471.1 Saverier Rocca Keilor Primary School 471.2 Watergardens Pets 472.1 Stock & Leggo Head Shots 472.2 Joanne Falzon 473.1 S & L Head Shots 473.2 Mental Heath Drama Week Gilmore College Sunshine 474 Brendan Middling 475.1 Kontek Heads Shots 475.2 Royal Australian Navy Band At Horseshoe Bend Farm 476 Jenaya, Health & Brook Ellis Holy Eucharist School 477 Ian Baker Electorate Office 478.1 Turkish - Cypriot Elderly Womens Group 478.2 K-Mart Winning Kids 479.1 Operation Newstart Williamstown 479.2 Deer Park Primary School 480.1 Flags Half Mask Brodie Guyinovic 480.2 Bike Accident - Carol Barnes 481.1 John Barriet - Skate Park Keilor Downs 481.2 Dorothy Price 482.1 Albion North Primary School Art Show 482.2 Dr. Winsor Choi 483 Craig Rosince Parkinsons Sufferer 484.1 Movelle Primary School Ecorecycle Awards 484.2 Haregu Sebratu Cargill Processing 485.1 Ames Centre Literacy St. Albans 485.2 Keilor Primary School Exhibition Week 486.1 Dog - St. Albans 486.2 Caravan For Homeless Kids At Sunshine 487.1 TAB Charity Collector St. Albans 487.2 South Sunshine Kinder Parents And Children Working On New Outdoor Yard 488.1 Brain Injured - Brian Manhalt Part Of Art Project At Hunt Club 488.2 Peter Kelly & Belinda Roxter Nurse Awards 489.1 Eagles V's Panthers Baseball 489.2 "Cancer Feature" Barbara & Clint Edwards 490.1 Vox Pop Week 40 490.2 Car Accident Police Pursuit 491.1 Declaration Of The Poll - Languiller, McGeary & Nardella 491.2 North Sunshine Kinder 25 Years Celebrations 492.1 Frank Smith At Sunshine Bowls 492.2 MFB Burning Off Weeds And Grass 493.1 Footy Game By Special Needs Adults 493.2 Rays Cycles 494.1 St. Pauls Church Sunshine 494.2 Ron Edwards & Walter "Wally" Peeler Memorian Sunshine R.S.L. 495.1 Unity Care Sunshine Mission - Mr Barry Mitchell & Jessica Holdsworthy 495.2 Nelida Paciocco & Rebe Luciew Overnewton Gatehouse 496.1 Luke Holford 496.2 Ted Allen With Trains 497.1 Catherine Carnovale Diabetic 497.2 Our Ladies Primary School 498.1 St. Albans Little Athletics 498.2 Jacqui Carvana Fashion Student 499.1 Stroke Victim Suzanna Hill & Husband Doug At Western Hospital 499.2 Lindsay Fox 500.1 Face Painting Holy Euchist Primary School 500.2 Mayland Doggett 501.1 Kids Playing Earth Ball Keilor Downs Primary School 501.2 Scene From Prince Alis Grand Ball Brimbank College 502.1 Backgammon Kids Brimbank Secondary College 503 Fire Demostration Calder Park 504.1 Toxic Tablet Cairnlea Estate 504.2 Rememberance Day Ceremony At Brimbank Council Offices 505.1 Foster Grandparents 505.2 Sunshine Historical Society 506.1 Ray Harrington & Justin Who's Dog Died From Snakebite 506.2 Sunshine Hospital - New Family Birthing Unit 507.1 Albanvale Community Centre Car Park With Skid Marks 507.2 Holy Eucharist Parish 508.1 Ohsohs Tae Kwondo 508.2 Bryce Stevens - Immunisation 509.1 Calder Race Track Children's Day 509.2 Andrew Johnson - Athlete 510.1 Fire At Kealba Community Centre McShane Drive Kealba 510.2 St. Albans Secondary College 511.1 Residents Angry Denleigh Crt Keilor 511.2 Colin Johanseen Spinal Awareness Week 512.1 Meeghan Blue Ribbon Day 512.2 Sunshine City Club 513.1 Chris Evans Head Shot 513.2 Victor Bray - Race Car Dragster 514.1 Les Crotis 50th Wedding 514.2 German Club 515.1 Martess Borg Breast Feeding 515.2 Plaque Unveiling Transport Minster Sunshine Railway Station 516.1 Stony Creek Project 516.2 Marian College Kids Painting Flower Boxes 517.1 Apostolic Catholic - Tony Knautz 517.2 Jamie Hancix Archery Competition 518.1 Westling - Farshad, Parzad, Tarash, Ali Ahdo & Sam Parker 518.2 Jacqueine Lowe - Artist 519.1 Soccer Melbourne Knights V's Brisbane 519.2 Sunshine Secondary College Best Lotle Teacher 520.1 Names In Horseshoe Bend Brimbank Park 520.2 Bishop Tony Knauth Keilor Downs 521.1 Melinda Wills Bonnie Babies Foundation 521.2 Owusu Kojo Braybrook / Dinjerra Primary School 522.1 Horseshoe Bend 522.2 Kealba Community Kids 523.1 Alice Austin 523.2 Valentina Kugmcenovski 524.1 Pig Giant Crystals - Jennifer 524.2 Kings Park Secondary School 525.1 Ray Barry Wrestler 525.2 Westvale Christian Centre 526.1 Sunshine Quilters 526.2 Brimbank College Art Show 527.1 Vicky Triandafyllekoules 527.2 Sunshine Primary School Julie Troeth 528.1 Lisa Lawler & Brenda McCormick Saches 528.2 Sunshine City Club Staff Shot 529.1 Beverly Isaac (Artist) 529.2 Kings Park Secondary College Artwork 530.1 Dr. David Cunnington - Asthma Registrar 530.2 Italian Day Ardeer Primary School 531.1 Exchange Students Japan 531.2 Jim Stynes At Brimbank Secondary College 532.1 Mirrcred Images Art Exhibution - Samirr 532.2 Wally O'Brien Clean Up Deer Park Medical Centre 533.1 Ross Heathcote Taylors Lakes 533.2 Play Performance Sunshine Secondary College 534.1 Sunshine North Primary School Football Clinic - Paul Hudson 534.2 Sam Muscat & Clark Gross 535.1 Doreen Foster, Margaret Hedley & Sheryl Willet 535.2 David Vidojevic St. Albans Public Hall 536.1 Feet 536.2 Team Building Exercise St. Albans Secondary College 537.1 Church Of Christ Sunshine 537.2 Adele Camilleri Taylors Lakes 538.1 Lions Fundraising Sunshine Bunnings 538.2 Adele Camilleri Taylors Lakes 539.1 St. Albans Youth Club - Mural 539.2 Cooperation Exercises St. Albans Secondary College 540.1 Radio - Gospel Radio 540.2 Deer Park Primary School Italian Festival 541.1 Advertising - Kontek Head Shots 541.2 Greenwood Management 542.1 Elysia Aguis 542.2 Vox Pop - Braybrook 543.1 Martha Arms - Toy Library 543.2 Save Kororoit Creek 544.1 Melbourne Knights Soccer Players 544.2 Sunshine Youth Housing 545.1 Basketball - Cecil Ezuns Caroline Chisholm College 545.2 Grahame Rogers 546.1 Taylors Lakes Secondary College 546.2 Betty McGuire 547.1 Kealba Secondary College 547.2 Maketing Brimbank Central Xmas Parade 548.1 Human Rights VUT St. Albans 548.2 Sue Stanley 549.1 Dogs Maidstone 549.2 Sunshine Secondary College Rehersal Student Awards 550.1 Car Smash Cnr Annesly St & Ballarat Rd Braybrook 550.2 Learning Road Safety Keilor 551.1 Gang Feature Needles & Graffitti Sunshine 551.2 Boccia 551.3 St. Albans Leisure Centre Empty Pool 552.1 Soccer Team St. Albans Secondary College 552.2 Braced Pole North Sunshine 553.1 Write To Publish St. Albans VUT 553.2 Disable People At Sunshine Megaplex 554.1 Halloween Fancy Dress Esmerelda 554.2 St. Albans Traders 555.1 Music Brimbank College 555.2 30th Regional Cadet Unit Of Australian Freedom Of The City 556.1 Mr Ord & Motorbike St. John Ambulance Kealba 556.2 Emma McLean Kindgergarden 557 Aerobics Caroline Chisholm College 558.1 Sunshine Secondary College Mural 558.2 Dragon At St. Albans Primary School 559.1 Sunshine Pool - Two Girls 559.2 Radio St Maidstone & 3LO Transmitter Hut 560.1 Sub District Cricket 2nds Sunshine V's Preston 560.2 John McArdle 561.1 Easy Gourmet Foods Taste Testing 561.2 Computer Students Sunshine Campus 562.1 Quaratine Talk Ardeer South 562.2 Mr Leon S. Samuels Artist Commercial Hotel 563.1 Rohan Smith & Mike Bourke 563.2 Vox Pop - Sunshine 564.1 Paul Scenini 564.2 Roland McDonald Laverton Commonwealth Bank 565.1 Science Students Overnewton College 565.2 Marian College Piazza 566.1 School For The Deaf Bike Education 566.2 Conlcumer Packaging - Tony Pagne 567 Shops At Hampshire Rd Owners Protest 568.1 Oplunium Real Estate - Trung Nguyen 568.2 Artist Joel Magpayo 569.1 Frank & Thea Strazir 569.2 Nazarine Church Keilor Downs 570.1 Ray Dodd Keilor Village 570.2 Chisholm College 571.1 Door Knock In Denton Ave - Stockpipe 571.2 Talent Discovery Quest Winners 572.1 Kiss Family 572.2 Jessie Wallace At Keilor Primary School 573.1 Sunshine East Primary School Choir At Sunshine Market Place 573.2 Harvester Customer Service Centre Sunshin 574.1 St. Albans Secondary College Top VCE Students 574.2 Republicians Jack & Brooke 575 Sunshine Language Centre 576.1 Bruce Ruxton Sunshine R.S.L. 576.2 St. Albans South Primary School Gardening Award 577.1 Chris Beasley & Jo Mannion 577.2 Western World Deer Park 578.1 Glenn Buijs 578.2 Kelly Bassingthwaighte 579.1 Elizabeth Drozd & Libby McKinnon 579.2 Luke Bond Sunshine Secondary College 580.1 St. Albans Ambulance 580.2 Sharon Grima 581.2 Mural At Sunshine Hosptial 581.2 Kristina Vukovic 582.1 Centrelink Strike 582.2 Teabag Ladies 583.1 Anthony Sensevick - Toxic Soil Keilor 583.2 Mathew Wilson Darice King 584.1 Joe Azzopadie 584.2 Clean-up Deer Park West Primary School 585.1 Margaret Wincheater 585.2 Jacqualine Lang Art Exhibution 586.1 Autie Pro "Bluey One" Drag Cars Deer Park 586.2 Fire At Szabo Household Ardeer 587.1 Vox Pop - Trains 587.2 Brad & Nathan Johnson 588.1 Cr. Jack Brislout Sunshine 588.2 Sleep Week 589.1 Proposed Skate Park For Keilor Downs 589.2 Sonia Reid 590.1 Eammaus Primary School Students At Seniors Lunch 590.2 Keilor Tree Planting 591 Adrian Sposato Under 16 Soccer Player 592 Nation Play Aqainst Racisum 593 Reverard Corkauserharn & Youth Group Presbyterian Church 595 Bronwyn Bishop At Home For Aged Grreks 596 Fire At Rebels Motor Cycle Club Cnr Faribairn Rd & Somerville Rd 597 H.V. McKay Development 598 Emma Forham 599 Sunshine Hospital Murial 600 Easy Timor Day VUT St. Albans 601 Dr. Creek Wesleyan Minister Devonshire Rd Sunshine 602 Promo For Living Springs Baptist Church Youth Fun Day 603 Launch Of Wishing Tree Keilor Downs Kmart 604 St. Albans Secondary College VCE Exam 605 Bruce Ruxton Visits Keilor Primary School 606 Alex Andrianopoulos State Parliament Speaker 607 Peter Deverux Principal Sydenham Primary School 608 Sunshine V's Altona Cricket Match 609 Pictures Of Eclipse Flour Mill For Rate Card 610 Salvation Army Promo Of Xmas CD 611 Reptile Show Ardeer South Primary School 614 Maltese Kids West Sunshine Community Centre 615 Bill Mooney - Artist 616 Playgroup With Brimbank Mayor Brooke Gujinovic 617 Joe Misiti (Footballer) & Emmuel (Trainer) 618 Sydney Railway Crossing 619 Church Shot 620 Vox Pop - About Brimbank Council 621 Belly Cast By Margaret Buni & Susanne Parsons 622 Credit Cards 623 Sam's Market 624 Ralph Phillips At Sunshine Baptist Church 625 Nola Flynn 626 Vox Pop - Sunshine 627 3 Characters In Costume Brimbank Central Secondary College 628 Features - Taylors Lakes, St. Albans, Ardeer, Sunshine & Keilor Downs 629 John Bolton "Shadow & Light" 630 National Trust Home Demolished 5 Watt St Sunshine 631 Western Hospital New Textbook Launch 632 Les Tarczon In Kings Park 633 Vandals Damaged Furniture At Excel Craft 634 Joe & Mary Parkinson - Dart Players 635 Dr. Ross & Robert Payne - Vets 636 Richard & Tina Diaz & Baby 637 Mr Lydsay Parson Caroline Chisholm College 638 Amanda Berry Hockey 639 Ivy & Neil Hunt East Keilor 641 Nhan Nguyen 642 Doris Perkins Close Slave 642 Pastor York Keilor Downs 643 Overnewton College Final Year Students 644 Ivy Del Sunshine 645 Kings Rd Underpass 646 Bruce Ruxton & Telmon Languiller 647 Art Classes Taylors Lakes 648 Rednose Trophy 649 Ashley Tobacco Control Agency 650 Soccer Camp Kealba Secondary College 651 Paraclish Café Deer Park 653 Jasmine Holdsworth 654 Hat Promotions St. Albans 655 Cork Recyling Girl Guides Jade 656 George & Gloria Hale 50th Wedding Anniversary 657 Bradey Britton & Grant Baley Jackson School 658 Malcolm & Chris (Musicians) 660 Victorian U/16 Softball Stars 661 Albion Primary School Science Program 662 City Water & Bialcrow 628 Normanby Ave Sunshine 663 Optimin Real Estate Mary Jane Vella 664 Beds On Collins No 1 Collins St, St. Albans & Ivan Kelic Melbourne Knights Star 665 Phuong Tang Going To Japan 666 Eezy Tennis Sunshine West 667 Optimeun Real Estate Head Shots 668 Our Ladys Church 46 Ballarat Rd Maidstone 669 Norma & Jack Taylor 9 Stevedore St 670 White Diamonds School Of Singing 671 Millenium Candle Fr. Carrucan Holy Eucharist Church 672 Rachel Walker Pharmacist 673 Teacher Anna Pawlowicz Leaving Holy Eucharist Primary School 674 Taylors Lakes Leisure Centre 676 Cameron Bunney 677 People Gardening Garden Biz Brimbank 678 Wilmont Ave / Kings Rd Extension St. Albans 679 Batavia Furniture 680 Western Hospital Sign 681 Picture Of Suburbia 682 Holy Eucharist Primary School Choir 684 Rosa Hage - ALI St. Albans 685 Time Capsule St. Albans 686 Traffic St. Albans & Footscray 687 Trainee From Bulldogs Training Centre At St. Bernadettes 688 Line Dancing Lone Start Taylors Lakes 689 Tup Marks, Ozan Begit & Marilyn Lopez Sunshine Secondary College 691 Abandoned Farm House Main Rd West St. Albans 692 Face For New Year Nicole Janiutsos 693 Aged Care Centre At Sunshine Hospital 694 Shadow Health Minister Jenny Macklin 695 Sunshine Community Centre Playground 1078 Energy Park Sunshine 1079 Brass Band At Kingham Lodge 1080 Frank - Centrelink International Day People With A Disabilty 1081 Marian College 1082 Brimbank City Council Car Pound 1083 SES Volunteers Keilor Downs 1084 Tennis For The Disable West Community Centre 1085 Play Of Oz St. Albans Community Centre 1086 Roslyn's Cards & Gifts 1087 St. Albans Senior Citizens Centre 1088 Caroline Chisholm College 1089 Traffic School At Green Gully With Kids From Kealba Kinder 1090 Michael Miconiatis 1091 Spook Block Paddock Needs Clearing Keilor 1092 Nic Baker & Liz Tavernea 1093 Tony Barber & Teresa Vee 1094 Catholic College St. Albans 1095 State Of Faith - Stuart Nicholls 1096 New Classmrooms St. Albans North Primary School 1097 School Bond At Sunshine Secondary College 1098 Melbourne Knights Keilor Gift 1099 Fire Festival Vic Uni St. Albans 2000 Kealba - Pokies 2001 Bocco At Italia Australia Social Club 2002 Duthcommitz Council 2003 Doug Chappel 1 Australian Day - MRC St. Albans 2 State Of Faith - Macedonia Church Sydenham 3 Elwyn Davies Western Hospitals 5 4 Sets Of Twins 6 Francene Zagra Theatre Course 7 Community Hub Kinder 8 Overnewton Castle Overnewton Rd 9 Max Bowman 10 Traffic Congestion 28 Gumtree Close St. Albans 11 Kontek Staff Shots - John Abraham & Christine Michael 12 Vox Pop - St. Albans Secondary College Techology 13 2000 Baby Phuc Ngnyen Sunshine 14 Disability Day St. Albans Leisure Centre 15 Floral Tribute To Dead Teenager Kathlyn Meilak 16 Powder Mill Building Deer Park 17 Vox Pop - Taskforce Advice 18 Lowther Hall Sports Centre Keilor 19 Vicky Ratkaj Teacher 20 Head Shot Nick Tean Homeland Real Estate 21 Denise & Colin Kennedy Overnewton Winery Keilor 22 Luna Festival St. Albans 23 Shieley & John McArdle Deer Park 24 Christmas Day At Macedonian Church Sydenham 25 Westgate Real Estate Martin Tomek 26 Adam Vella 27 Tom & Maria Diete 50th Wedding Anniversay 28 Rev. Father Synesios Frangos St. Albans 29 Bowls Deer Park V's Altona 30 Blue Chip Tuning 31 Desi MacFarlane - Artist 32 Fire In House Sydney St Albion 33 Sydenham Railway Crossing Signals 34 Australia Cities St. Albans 35 Lost Dog Found Albion 36 Graduate Nurse At Western Hospital 37 Cardiolgy Western Hospital 38 Rundown House Main Rd West St. Albans 39 Cooling Of Ice Box Sunshine 40 Dog & Robyn 42 Red Cross Class Braybrook High School 43 Tony Rulfs Council Pound Keilor 44 Nurse Shortage - Jayne & Amy Sunshine Hospital 45 Lung Transplat - Chantel 46 Angie Mai 47 Triplets Paul & Christopher Victoria Overnewton Primary School 48 Sunshine Police Gym - Lester Ellis 49 Clean Up Oz Sunshine 50 Skate Park Keilor Downs 51 Resurrection Theatre Social St. Albans 52 Kristina Kalaitzisiz 53 Vox Pop - Deer Park 54 Yoga - Living Colur Studio 55 "Olympic Torch" - Barry Kelly 56 Frances & Joe 50th Wedding Anniversary 57 Order Of Australian Receipients 59.1 Cr. Van Seer Scheer 59.2 I.C.I. Houses In Deer Park May Be Listed As Heritage 60 Senator Hill At Halon Bank 61 Saskate 62 Rev. Dean Eland 64 Computer Science Braybrook Secondary College 65 Mr & Mrs Probst 50th Wedding Anniversary 66 Buddy School Program St. Albans East Primary School 67 Sister Antia-Marie Neumann St. Albans 68 Keilor Gift 69 Darren Pace Keilor Downs Secondary College 70 Candy The Clown With Hanna & Sara Sunshine Hospital 71 Rabbits On Show With Kids St. Albans Community Centre 72 Patricia Edwards 73 Ballroom Dancing Cricket & Ezee Tennis Sunshine Community Centre 74 Mrs Ellen Berry Deer Park 75 CPR Training Sunshine 76 St. Albans Football Club - Womens Footballer 77 New School Braybrook Primary School 78 Gang Problems Sunshine 79 Jniryd Jinks Braybrook Primary School 80 Bill & Cathy Pop 50th Wedding Anniversay 81 Josephine Ann Mouney West Sunshine 82 Basketball Lessons Sunshine Community Centre 83 Deer Park Tennis Club 84 Smelly St. Albans John Polotzek 85 Keilor Cemetery Keilor 86 Robbed Club X Store Front St. Albans 87 Pole On Fire St. Albans 88 Alpine School "Justin Madden" Braybrook Secondary School 89 Multiple Births Horseshoe Bend Farm Keilor 90 Michael & Ondine Adey - Taekwondo 91 Police Band At Keilor Primary School 92 Japanese Tea Ceremony Footscray City College 93 Customer's Car & Simon Gouchi 94 Singers James Redfern & Caroline Gonhier 95 Kids Program Community Centre West Sunshine 96 Overcrowded Pool Outside Pools Empty Sunshine Pool 97 Digi Home Entertainment St. Albans 98 Mary McKillop At Brimbanl Council Chambers 99 Danny Fitzgerald & Judy O'Donnel At Brimbank Council Meeting 100 974 FM New Show With Lyn Goodall 101 Working Group To Fix Problems In City Of Maribyrnong 102 Pelaco Workers Protest Meeting Braybrook Community Centre 103 Sunshine East Primary School 50th Birthday 104 Wharf Arts Williamstown 105 Vlado Trpcevski 106 Promo For Brimbank Festival 107 New Bowling Green St. Albans East 110 ISIS Eygptian Goddess 111 Olympic Torch Holder - Tony Misfud Albanvale Football Club 112 Protest - Closure Of Swimming Pool 113 Sports Star - Natalie Mifsud 114 Kontek Single Head Shots St. Albans 115 Councillors 116 Westend Market 117 Kontek Staff Picture Taylors Lakes 118 Kontek Staff Shots 119 Kontek Staff Group Shot St. Albans 120 Vox Pop - "Valentines Day" Sunshine Mall 121 Sunshine Community Centre Holiday Program 122 Kontek Real Estate 123 Kontek Sunshine Group 124 Bill Tucker & Damaged Tree 125 Thalsari New Hostel Wing 126 Jason Summers Green Gully Reserve 127 Scott Braini On Mobile 128 Unwelcome Housing Development Near Quang Monastery 129 St. Bernadettes Primary School Puppets 130 Desi Potiriasis Found Picture 131 Batavia Importers Sunshine 132 Joanne Newman Wales 133 Braybrook Autowreakers 134 Lester Ellis (Boxer) & Peter Beardsley (Melbourne Knights Player) At Sunshine Police Gym Sun Cres Sunshine 135 Road Safety - Stevensville Primary School 136 Cricket Sunshine V's Airport West 137 Lucas Recruitment 138 Business Profile Sunshine Roller Shutters 2 Malcolm Crt Kealba 139 Sunshine Secondary College Pariliment House 140 Lynee Betts - Cairnlea Estate 141 Roy McMillan & Greyhound 142 Adam Bery - Sports Star 143 Nelly Cybulski 144 Softball Australia V's Finland 145 William Murinf, Ian Ponter & Tim Archibald Western Wheels Car Yard 62 Ballarat Rd Maidstone 146 Batavia Importers Sunshine 147 Keilor Gift 148.1 Pat Todd Dressed For St. Pats Day 148.2 Overnewton College Technolgy Day 149 Lou's Shoes St. Albans 150 Garden Show 151 Grandma Janice Reid & Tamara Moss Aged 6 St. Albans East Primary School 152 Minnie Gersucy With Daughters Myra & Joan St. Bernadettes Nursing Home Sunshine North 153 Stereo 974 Presents Kris Withers With New Bike 154.1 Used Cars Berkshire Rd, Churchill Ave & Ballarat Rd 154.2 Judith Leverberger - Artist 155.2 Syd Ellis Ballarat Rd 155.2 Peter Graham R.M.I.T. Lecturer 156.1 Inscribed Property Keilor Police Station 156.2 Kay Darveniza At Stony Creek Lae St West Footscay 157.1 Sophia Meas, Masiba Imero, Marta Ninuenic, Jalentina Nur & Theresa Kozar St. Albans AMES Office 157.2 Flexi Personel Neville St Laverton 158.1 Digo Home Entertainment Product Shots Main Rd St. Albans 158.2 Beach Goers In Heatwave Altona Beach 159.1 Abbott & Dean Real Estate Head Shots Keilor Rd 159.2 Anti Bullying Launch 160.1 Rabbit Control Program Keilor 160.2 Fire Station Cardiac Arrest Victims 161.1 Kealba Secondary College 161.2 Denise Dripdale 161.3 Belinda Musco - Artist 162.1 BMX Sports Star - Dylan Murnane 162.2 Staff Pictures - Jas Stephens Estate 163.1 Natasha Wolf & Gabrielle Keating 163.2 Rohenna Young - Footballer 164.1 Sunshine Fire Station Kinder Visit 164.2 Williamstown Film Festival 165.1 State Of Faith Lieutenant Nicole Craddock 165.2 Football Bulldogs V's Fremantle 166 Cr. Dat 167.1 Jacqui Anile Dump Site Williamstown 167.2 "Its A Dad Thing" 168.1 Chief Nurse Western Hospital 168.2 Alison Beer With Baby 169.1 Shirley Bunton St. Albans 169.2 Discover Chiropractic Hampshire Rd Sunshine 169.3 New School Plans Dinjarra Primary School 170.1 Marian College Athletics 170.2 Luis Geraldes 171.1 Worm Farm Christian Curringham 171.2 Table Tennis 4 Senior Citizens Braybrook Community Centre 172.1 Archbishop Pell Catholic Regional College 172.2 Western Nursing Home Commercial Rd Footscray 173.1 Commonwalth Bank Glengala Rd & McIntyre Rd Closure Protest 173.2 I.C.A. Products 174 Angus Walsh & Memorial Site 175.1 Brimbank Fashion 175.2 Soldiers Return From East Timor To Williams R.A.A.F. Base Laverton 176 Waste Recycling Hoppers Crossing 177.1 Bashed Victim Ervins Apinis Western Hospital Footscray 177.2 March In Williamstown To Celebrate Sailing Competition 178.1 Ian Whelan With Stolen Booze Sunshine Police Station 178.2 "The Ready Group" Simon Salmon & Ryan Brown 179.1 WREDO - Barbara McLune 179.2 Fels Park Victory Yarraville 180.1 Hunt Club Astrology Sural Palmer 180.2 Bulldog's V's Fremantle Practice Match Western Oval Footscray 181.1 West Sunshine Community Centre Exy Tennis & Funding Grant 181.2 Sacred Heart Missions 182.1 Diabetes Trail Taylors Lakes Primary School 182.2 Nautical World Williamstown 183.1 Sunshine Special Development School 183.2 Women In Power Launch Mary Delahunty 184.1 Pool Competition Jeromy Aged 14 & Jacob Aged 13 184.2 Devonshire Rea Osborne House 54 Osborne St Williamston 185.1 Ray Baery Olympic Torch Carrier Deer Park 185.2 Maclean Reserve New Playground 186.1 Keilor Primary School Easter Bonnets 186.2 Aldrill Fire Training Altona Complex Fire Training 187.1 Keilor Cemetery Mausoleum 187.2 Jim Howard & Patricia Stewart - Actors 188.1 Cheap Petrol Deer Park 188.2 Ted Allsop - Olympian Walker 189.1 Charlie Apap & Land 189.2 Pamela Dennis Stanlake Special Centre 190.1 Laverton Community Bank Hobsons Bay Mayor Carl Marsid 190.2 Women's Elliot Regatta Royal Yacht Club Williamstown 191.1 Peter Taylor Photo Competition Laverton 191.2 Cathy Stanswiski 192.1 Nicola Roxon St. Albans 192.2 EPA Checks - Footscray 193.1 Football Devils V's Cobras Robert Bruce Reserve Deer Park 193.2 Bill Harrocks New BBQ 194 Immigration Museum 195.1 Little Girl On Ride Sunshine Shopping Centre 195.2 Joan Williams 196.1 Joseph McNamara ANZAC Writing Competition 196.2 Footscray City Secondary College 197.1 Sunshine Mercy Hospital 197.2 Sports Star - Dean Malthouse 198 Pamela & Chickens 199.1 Angela Bliss 199.2 Keilor Leo's Youth Group 200.1 Jane Kelly - Aerobics Star 200.2 Back To Basics 201.1 Sports Star - Samantha Gagovska 201.2 Wedding Reunion At Jack's Mazagine ADI Footscray 202 Giodana (George) 203 Jemma Mead And Generation "Q" At Keilor Downs Youth Centre 204.1 Julia Gillard At Protest At Commonwealth Bank East Sunshine 204.2 Bill Rodgers & Elrshial Rodgers 205.1 Telmo Languiller Sunshine Hospital 205.2 Willis St Kindergarten 206.1 Grass Fire Deer Park 206.2 Bulldogs Football 207.1 Jane Edmanson St Bunnings In Sunshine 207.2 Laverton Community Centre Has Reopened 208.1 Vincent Pulis (Artist) Good Friday Procession St. Albans 208.2 Western Hospital Cardiac Patients 209.1 Mayor Apap & Bandicoat Billy 209.2 Mr & Mrs Weedon 60th Wedding Anniversary 210.1 Protest Veitnamese Anti Government 210.2 Stockdale & Leggo Staff 211.1 Keilor Primary School 211.2 Qenos Art Show 212.1 Hunt Club Youth Drama 212.2 Charity Bins Pictures 213.1 Red Cross Youth Connect Unit 213.2 Workers Protest - Rakic 214.1 Ozan Beyit 214.2 Barry Michael - Former World Champion Boxer 215.1 Sunshine College New Science Block 215.2 Farzad Tarash - Sports Star 216 Cricket Grand Final Williamstown Cricket Team 217.1 Gino Dyed His Hair In Essendon Colors 217.2 St Mary's Fete 97 Railway St North Altona 218.1 Manrina Mohamed 218.2 Williamstown V's Werrivee VFL Match 219.1 Sunshine Hospital Breast Screening Clinic 219.2 Altona Festival 220.1 Smoke Deer Park Burn Off 220.2 Anna Murray Fair Trading Nicholson St Footscray 221.1 Grass Fire Cnr Ballarat Rd & Station Rd Deer Park 221.2 Planeterium Music 222.1 Brimbank Secondary College Science Week 222.2 Cannon Re-Enactment Williamstown 223.1 Western Hospital Cardiac Rehab 223.2 Birthday Celeb Western Region Health 224 U/14 Basketball Premiership - Western Eagles 225.1 Brimbank Support Services Activities Day 225.2 Williamstown High School Swim Team 226 Kaye Frankcoh Psychologist Williamstown 227.1 Maria Cois & Baby Joseph 227.2 Patrick Casey - Mural 228.1 Sports Star - Cathy Tyers 228.2 Shed At Melons St Religious 229.1 Spastic Society 229.2 Musicians From Yarraville 230.1 Sri Lanka Budslist Society 230.2 Gary Clark Lawyer & Mark Stone 231.1 Kitchen Sunshine Community Centre 231.2 Rex Swann & Ray Dowling Probus 232.1 Nick Hatzoglou 232.2 New Mayor Of Footscray Gerard White 233.1 Donald Spry 233.2 Williamstown Festival 234.1 Soccer Sunshine Community Centre 234.2 Lisa Burry 235 Dr. Bogusha 236.1 Ballroom Dancing Sunshine Community Centre 236.2 Y2K Job Training 237.1 Warren Smellie New Sunshine Golf Manager 237.2 Smashed Fence Ron Dicks 238.1 Shannon McFerrin - Sports Star St. Albans Football Club 238.2 Newport Epilation Centre 239.1 Cheque Presentation For New Wheelchair Delco Hardware 239.2 Launch Of Child Protection Policy Altona Council 240.1 Social Club Opening McKenhnie St, St. Albans 240.2 Promo For Parenting Exhibution Maribyrnong Community Centre 241.1 Sunshine Swin & Leisure Centre 241.2 Car Accident Rosamond Rd Maidstone 242 St. Bernards College Later Quality Festival 243 Taiso Kick Boxing 244 Science Centre Sunshine College West Junior Campus 245 Keilor Primary School Internet Kids 246 New Soccer Club Green Gully Soccer Club 247 Erin Gough Archery U/13 - Sports Star 248 Jeffery Howard 249 VUT Work Cover St. Albans 250 Lionel Nicholas Calligraphy 251 Beth Argyle Anti Cancer Tea Day 252 Football Parkside V's Braybrook 253 State League Soccer Sunshine George Cross V's Essendson 254 Ross Stewart - Fly Fishing Action 255 Football Wyndham V's St. Albans 256 Sunshine Commercial Association Bruno Tassone 257 Nicole Strickland Salvation Army Sunshine 258 Vic Bash 2000 Sunshine Lamb Company 259 Rev. Lindsay Smith New Sydenham Church 260 Patient Rehab With Animals Sunshine Hospital 261 Red Cross Youth Development Program St. Albans Secondary College 262 Vandalism At Glenmaggie Reserve 263 Jackson Special School Planting Trees 264 Robert McCoid Sunshine R.S.L. 265 Vox Pop - Sunshine 266 Eldery People At Gym ISIS Primary Care 267 Jeffrey Smith Talyors Lakes Scout Hall 268 Education Week Albion North Primary School 269 Care For Kids Program Sunshine North Primary School 270 John Scida - Sports Star 271 George Carter Is 90 Years Old 272 St. Albans East Primary School Dancers 273 Melbourne Knights 274 Soccer St. George Cross V's Westside 276 Jan De Gabrielle Football Coach 277 John Brenan New Principal Overnewton College 278 Sunshine Ten Pin Bolwing 279 Rubbished Left For Ages In Deer Park 280 Brimbank Council Flying Aboriginal Fag 281 Koori Tom Slater & Telmo Languiller 285 Sunshine R.S.L. 286 Keilor Primary School Bonfield Park 288 The Wax Spot Sunshine 290 Stepping Stone Childcare St. Albans 291 Maro Cultural Centre St. Albans 292 Peter Garrett At VUT St. Albans 293 Rock Eistedford At Overnewton College 294 Golasmith Secondary College Delahey 295 Auburn Rd North Sunshine 296 Art Classes - Nelinda Paciocco 297 "Celas" Dancers Chilean 298 Sunshine Hospital Back Attack Program 299 Ralene Boyle Anti Cancer Council 300 Peter Bachelor Minister For Transport 301 City West Water 302 Brimbank College Rock Dress-up 303 Sunshine Pool 304 Des Johnson - Aboriginal Artefacts 306 Richard Maroney - Javelin Thrower 307 Ali Abdo Olympic Wrestler 309 Eliza Biddle - Photographer 310 100 Years Ambulance Parade Swanston St Melbourne 312 Centre Management Watergardens 313 Sunshine Feature Storey 314 Skills Link West Launch 315 Carol Johnson 316 Brimbank College Literacy Classes 317 Pinball Machines At Brimbank Christian Church 318 The Vlcek Family 319 New Bowls Surface At Sunshine Bowls Club 320 God Squad's David Fuller 322 Councillors Guidice & Suleyman 323 Pictures Outside Sydenham / Hillside Primary School 324 Mural Painting Overnewton College 325 "Peter Pan" Resurrection Primary School St. Albans 326 GST Feature 327 Sunshine Taxation Services - Wolly Borkut 328 Frank McCarthy - Brooklyn Springs 329 Operation Newstart Graduation 330 Peter Adamson Fireman Retires Sunshine 331 Stuart Walton - Sunshine Police Officer In Training At Youth Gym Sun Cres Sunshine 332 Keith Grant - New Kontek Staff Member 333 Olympic Torch Bearers Preparing At Sunshine 334 Sunshine Greek Orthodox Church 335 Simon Gerada & His Mother Laura 336 Outer Western Disabilities Services Association 337 New Nurse St. Albans Secondary College 338 Italian Sunshine Secondary College 339 Tai-Chi Braybrook 340 Sunshine Historical Society Albert Drayton 341 Steve Bracks At Belandra Having At BBQ 343 Pictures On Ballarat Rd For Olympic Torch Relay 344 Triplets Danielle Christie 345 George Biggs 346 Domestic Violence 347.1 Achievement Australia Company - Tarik Ahmet 347.2 Anti Drug Rally Footscray 348 Jessica Diep - Butterfly Logo Competition 349 United Weighing Braybrook 350 Burnt House Where Man Died Berksire Rd 351 Sisters In Birthing Centre Sunshine Hospital 352 Sunshine R.S.L. Pokies 354 Fire Festival Project St. Albans VUT 355 Kylie Clark & Family 356 Lady Nelson Childcare Centre Keilor Downs 357 Smith Family Sunshine 358 Heinz - Watties Hamper Community Fund Keilor Downs 359 Timbo & Bedder Sydenham McDonald 360 Kim Collins - Entertainer 361 Neighhood Watch 362 Katie Williams - Sports Star Athletics 363 Keilor Library 25th Birthday 364 Refresher Course - Aggressive Incidents Western Hospital 365 Brimbank Youth Festival 366 Unmotorised Scooter Falkner Cycles Watergardens 367 Vox Pop - Sunshine 368 Brimbank Special 370 Pictures For Story About What City Of Brimbank Spends It Yealy Budget On 371.1 Sunshine Heights Primary School Premiership Talk 371.2 Daniela Markovic Of Job Co. 372.1 Mark Patterson Bulldogs CEO At Omega Bar In Sunshine 372.2 Dennis Napthine At Footscray YMCA 373 Montclere Antiques 15 Mackay St Yarraville 374.1 Donna Smith Make A Wish Cyclist 374.2 St Mary's Catholic Church 97 Railway St North Altona 375.1 Water Dispute Anthony Senserrick Keilor 375.2 Fishing At Altona 376.1 Steve Douglas - Sports Star 376.2 Soccer Laverton V's Williamstoen 377.1 Overnewtown Castle 377.2 Residents Of Park Cres Unhappy With Proposed Redevelopment Park Cres Williamstown 378.1 Opometrist Dr. Laima Brazianis & Patient Nancy Weston 378.2 Playgroup Month Trafalgar Tots Playgroup 379.1 Paul & Carmen Mallis 50th Wedding Anniversay 379.2 New Ward Opens Williamstown Hospital 380.1 Soccer - Green Gully V's Bentleigh 380.2 Dr. Peter Crossley Williamstown Hospital 381.1 Western Health - Chair Rennis Witham, CEO George Shaw & Katrina Witham & Baby 381.2 Catherine Sceirs & Luci Dalley - Footscray Railway Station 382.1 Chris Dorgan Taylors Lakes 382.2 Josh Springall - Williamstown High School 383.1 Wayside Op Shop 383.2 Water Quality Testing Newport Primary School 384.1 Good Shepherd Financial Services 384.2 Grassland Grocery Footscray 385.1 Father John Oryan West Sunshine 385.2 Viv. Hide & Skin Laverton 386.1 Albion Primary School Eisteford Preparation 386.2 Lolly Pop Ladies Spotswood Primary School 387.1 Ted Allan Model Trains Sunshine 387.2 Freight Services Footscray 388 Salvation Army Stores 389.1 Andres Apostolos Greek Church West Sunshine 389.2 Western Outreach Footscray 390.1 Olympic Torch Bearers Deer Park Hotel 390.2 St Mary's Parish 391.1 Loose Telephone Cables near Corner Main Rd & Collins St, St. Albans 391.2 Voluteer Awareness Program Western Hospital 392.1 Fronditha VUT Nurse 392.2 Variety Club VicBash 2000 - David Marshall 393.1 West Footscray Primary School Responsible Pet Ownership 393.2 Teddy Bear Picnic 393.3 Animal Quarantine Spotswood 393.4 Brimbank Secondary Collge Eistedfold 394.1 Kidney Donor & Recipient Mirko & Marko Goljanin 394.2 Arbor Week - Bruce Comben Reserve Altona Meadows 395.1 Kim Coventry Under 16 Tennis Champions - Sports Star 395.2 Vox Pop - Where Should The Swim Pool Go 396.1 "English Week" Andrea Theodoror Brimbank College 396.2 Altona Neighood House Home Food Cooking & Tasting 397.1 Paul Kell 397.2 Parade Pharmacy Wrap Staff Photos 44 Douglas Pde Williamstown 398 Andres Puig Ardeer Railway Station 399.1 Caroline Chisholm College Students Going To Italy 399.2 Nicola Roxon At Footscray Community Arts Centre 400.1 Missing Person Sunshine Police 400.2 Top VCE Artist Works At Science Works 401.1 People Skating Sunshine Roller Skating 401.2 Altona Library Storytime 402 Caroline Chisholm Students Relax Before Exams 403.1 Olympic Relay Banner By Art Artists Caroline Chisholm College 403.2 Charlie Camilleri - St. Pauls Parish Display 404.1 Vox Pop - Highpoint About Youth & Divorce 404.2 Williamstown Hospital Book Boxes 405.1 Neil Park (Dentist) 405.2 Lost Diggers Plaque West Footscray 406.1 Vox Pop - Braybrook About Youth Fashions 406.2 Christine Pistofian 407.1 Brien Priest Lions Club & Hailey 407.2 Friends Of Truganina Swamp 408 Aust Cutting Systems 409.1 Keilor Youth Accommodation Group 409.2 Kieran Crowley Williamstown Beach 410.1 Studi Envi Hair Salon & Brimbanl Christian Church 410.2 Jason Sheridan Williamstown Football Oval 411.1 Justin Madden Deer Park Primary School 411.2 Masons Hall At Williamstown - Steve Margeson 412.1 Japanese Exchange Students Caroline Chisholm College 412.2 Laverton Commnity Bank 413.1 Save Koala Day At Bunnings Sunshine 413.2 Good Samarition Award - Muriel Love 414 Sustainable House 17 Scott St Seddon 415.1 Ted Whitten Statue & Ted's Picture Spread 415.2 Australia Biggest Breakfast Morning Tea 415.3 City West Water New Enviroment Strategy 416 Mark Heintz Fairfax Fellowships Graduate 417.1 Taperstry Exhibition Royal Melbourne Hospital 417.2 Visitors From China Williamstown North Primary School 418.1 Italain Act Sunshine Secondary College 418.2 TNT Truck Protest 419.1 Frank D'Alterio - Sports Star 419.2 Yr 10 Science Students With Display Model Laverton Secondary College 420.1 Telstra Poles 420.2 Preschool Foundation Day Robina Scott Kindergarten 105 Ferguson St Williamstown 421.1 Mrs Cross Upset About Footpath Conditions 421.2 Performance Company "Staying There" Footscray Community Arts Centre 422.1 Vox Pop - Footscray 422.2 Maribyrnong Mayor Gerard White Maribyrnong Townhall 423.1 Sunshine Secondary College Italian Carnival 423.2 Amanda Hardy Altona Badminton Centre 424.1 Street Of Sunshine Predicted House Boom 424.2 Greencorp At Stony Creek Hyde St Yarraville 425.1 Powder Puffs Bowling Sunshine 425.2 Pupils Dancing Tarantella Mackellar Primary School 426.1 Simon Skazic Keilor Park Soccer Player 426.2 Cross Shaped Mobile Phone Transponder St. Marys Catholic Church 97 Railway St Altona 427 Mid West Area Mental Health Services 428 Shane Pace & Mother - Sports Star 429 Todd Paeglitis Police Academy Graduate 430 Kealba Secondary College Battle Of The Bonds 431 Cath Shimmin Rosamond Special School 432 Bert & Noreen Craddock 60th Wedding Anniversay 433 Horseshoe Bend Farm Promo For "Country Fair" 434 Tree Vandalism James Galea & Local Residents Collenso Park Sunshine West 435 Greek Community Of Keilor Cheque Presentation 436 Youth Week 437 Crane Topple 438 New Ambulance Service Deer ParK 439 Police Station Sunshine 440 Proposed Water Pump Paul Aquiline Cairnlea 441 Western Hospital Better Health Internet Facility 442 Albert Proud - Sports Star 443 Western Hospital Physiotherapy Project 444 Goran Petrovski - Soccer Player 445 Calder Park 446 Glen Orden V's Sunshine 447 Filopino Community Council Cheque Presentation 448 Aaron Galea St. Albans 449 Jackson Special School Recycling Award 450 Christine Laskowski - Author "Keilor Primary School History" 451 Ultimate Health Care Highpoint 452 Helen Karagiozakis Sciene Student 453 Dadnce Siline - Dog Mauling 454 Sunshine Skate Centre Noise Problem 455 Youth Celebration Of The West St. Albans Secondary College 456.1 Port Colts V's St. Albans Football 456.2 Morman Missionaries From Mostly USA Tree Planting For City Of Brimbank 457 Laura Skinner Sunshine Kick Boxer 459 Wizard Of Oz Braybrook Secondary College 460 Adel De Crescenzo 461 Friends Of Kororoit Creek 462 Billy Pisani Hillside 463 Jenny Harrington 464 Sunshine Pool & Council 465 Michael Mascia Big W Sunshine 466 Soccer Player - Goran Petrovski 467.1 Overnewtown College James Kwiecinski & Dominis Mollica 467.2 St. Albans Secondary College "Fame The Musical" 468 Michael Salmon Author St. Albans Primary School 469 Albion - 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T. & C. Clark & Company Limited was based at Shakespeare Foundry in Wolverhampton England and was founded in 1795 by Thomas and Charles Clark. The company grew to be one of the largest iron foundries in Wolverhampton and were pioneering in the manufacture of enamelled cast iron cookware and sanitary wares. The company's product range included thousands of items, both domestic and industrial. T. & C. Clark were pioneers in the use of enamelled cast ironware, after taking out a patent in 1839 guaranteeing their products to be free of lead or arsenic. The company became the largest employer in Wolverhampton employing between 600 to 700 people.The item is significant as it was used as a domestic kitchen item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier cooking utensils had.Kettle, cast iron ware, black with some rust. . With lid of questionable origin. Made by "T & C Clark "C" inside 6 pointed star, England RD 665875 3 quarts No 3 First Quality"flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village

Scale double sided scale with one 8 onz weight and one 1 onz weight. Pan is missingflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, scales, scale, kitchen scales

This chair is one of a set of four chairs from the St. Nicholas Seamen’s Church, 139 Nelson Place, Williamstown, Victoria, during religious services there. The Church was operated by the Mission to Seamen organisation. * for more detailed history please see our Registration Number 658, Set of chairs This set of chairs is significant historically for its origin in the St Nicholas Mission to Seamen's Church in Williamstown, established in 1857 to cater for the physical, social, and spiritual needs of seafarers. It originated in Bristol, England when a Seamen's Mission was formed in 1837. The set of chairs is historically significant for its connection to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary, an organisation of women, formed to support seafarers. The connection of this set of chairs to the Mission to Seamen and to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary highlights the strong community awareness of the life of people at sea, their dangers and hardships, and their need for physical, financial, spiritual and moral support. Chair: Australian Colonial rail back dining chair. Chair is one of a set of four (4) cedar wood chairs. Each chair has a rounded rail back, flat cross rail, flat solid wood seat, curved back legs and colonial turned front legs. Mid-brown colour, veneer finish. The set of chairs is part of the St Nicholas Seamen's Church Williamstown Collection. flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, religion, religious service, sailors rest, sailors’ church, bethel sailors’ church, bethel floating church, ladies harbour light guild, lightkeepers’ auxiliary, missions to seamen victoria, mission to seafarers, flying angel’s club, ann street williamstown, st nicholas seaman’s church williamstown, st nicholas mission to seamen church williamstown, mission to seamen williamstown, st nicholas seamen’s church flagstaff hill, 139 nelson place williamstown, church furniture, religious furniture, religious worship, anglican church, chair, dining chair, kitchen chair, domestic furniture, colonial chair, australian colonial period, cedar chair

This chair is one of a set of four chairs from the St. Nicholas Seamen’s Church, 139 Nelson Place, Williamstown, Victoria, during religious services there. The Church was operated by the Mission to Seamen organisation. * for more detailed history please see our Registration Number 658, Set of chairs This set of chairs is significant historically for its origin in the St Nicholas Mission to Seamen's Church in Williamstown, established in 1857 to cater for the physical, social, and spiritual needs of seafarers. It originated in Bristol, England when a Seamen's Mission was formed in 1837. The set of chairs is historically significant for its connection to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary, an organisation of women, formed to support seafarers. The connection of this set of chairs to the Mission to Seamen and to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary highlights the strong community awareness of the life of people at sea, their dangers and hardships, and their need for physical, financial, spiritual and moral support. Chair: Australian Colonial rail back dining chair. Chair is one of a set of four (4) cedar wood chairs. Each chair has a rounded rail back, flat cross rail, flat solid wood seat, curved back legs and colonial turned front legs. Mid-brown colour, veneer finish. The set of chairs is part of the St Nicholas Seamen's Church Williamstown Collection. flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, religion, religious service, sailors rest, sailors’ church, bethel sailors’ church, bethel floating church, ladies harbour light guild, lightkeepers’ auxiliary, missions to seamen victoria, mission to seafarers, flying angel’s club, ann street williamstown, st nicholas seaman’s church williamstown, st nicholas mission to seamen church williamstown, mission to seamen williamstown, st nicholas seamen’s church flagstaff hill, 139 nelson place williamstown, church furniture, religious furniture, religious worship, anglican church, chair, dining chair, kitchen chair, domestic furniture, colonial chair, australian colonial period, cedar chair

This chair is one of a set of four chairs from the St. Nicholas Seamen’s Church, 139 Nelson Place, Williamstown, Victoria, during religious services there. The Church was operated by the Mission to Seamen organisation. * for more detailed history please see our Registration Number 658, Set of chairs This set of chairs is significant historically for its origin in the St Nicholas Mission to Seamen's Church in Williamstown, established in 1857 to cater for the physical, social, and spiritual needs of seafarers. It originated in Bristol, England when a Seamen's Mission was formed in 1837. The set of chairs is historically significant for its connection to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary, an organisation of women, formed to support seafarers. The connection of this set of chairs to the Mission to Seamen and to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary highlights the strong community awareness of the life of people at sea, their dangers and hardships, and their need for physical, financial, spiritual and moral support. Chair: Australian Colonial rail back dining chair. Chair is one of a set of four (4) cedar wood chairs. Each chair has a rounded rail back, flat cross rail, flat solid wood seat, curved back legs and colonial turned front legs. Mid-brown colour, veneer finish. The set of chairs is part of the St Nicholas Seamen's Church Williamstown Collection. flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, religion, religious service, sailors rest, sailors’ church, bethel sailors’ church, bethel floating church, ladies harbour light guild, lightkeepers’ auxiliary, missions to seamen victoria, mission to seafarers, flying angel’s club, ann street williamstown, st nicholas seaman’s church williamstown, st nicholas mission to seamen church williamstown, mission to seamen williamstown, st nicholas seamen’s church flagstaff hill, 139 nelson place williamstown, church furniture, religious furniture, religious worship, anglican church, chair, dining chair, kitchen chair, domestic furniture, colonial chair, australian colonial period, cedar chair

This chair is one of a set of four chairs from the St. Nicholas Seamen’s Church, 139 Nelson Place, Williamstown, Victoria, during religious services there. The Church was operated by the Mission to Seamen organisation. * for more detailed history please see our Registration Number 658, Set of chairs This set of chairs is significant historically for its origin in the St Nicholas Mission to Seamen's Church in Williamstown, established in 1857 to cater for the physical, social, and spiritual needs of seafarers. It originated in Bristol, England when a Seamen's Mission was formed in 1837. The set of chairs is historically significant for its connection to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary, an organisation of women, formed to support seafarers. The connection of this set of chairs to the Mission to Seamen and to the Ladies Lightkeepers’ Auxiliary highlights the strong community awareness of the life of people at sea, their dangers and hardships, and their need for physical, financial, spiritual and moral support. Chair: Australian Colonial rail back dining chair. Chair is one of a set of four (4) cedar wood chairs. Each chair has a rounded rail back, flat cross rail, flat solid wood seat, curved back legs and colonial turned front legs. Mid-brown colour, veneer finish. The set of chairs is part of the St Nicholas Seamen's Church Williamstown Collection. flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked coast, flagstaff hill maritime museum, maritime museum, shipwreck coast, flagstaff hill maritime village, great ocean road, religion, religious service, sailors rest, sailors’ church, bethel sailors’ church, bethel floating church, ladies harbour light guild, lightkeepers’ auxiliary, missions to seamen victoria, mission to seafarers, flying angel’s club, ann street williamstown, st nicholas seaman’s church williamstown, st nicholas mission to seamen church williamstown, mission to seamen williamstown, st nicholas seamen’s church flagstaff hill, 139 nelson place williamstown, church furniture, religious furniture, religious worship, anglican church, chair, dining chair, kitchen chair, domestic furniture, colonial chair, australian colonial period, cedar chair

Scales such as the subject item were used to measure commercial quantities, possibly grains and farm produce for quite large amounts of product. Bags of grain etc would have been hooked up and weighed. Salter has been a name long associated with weights and measures. The firm began life in the late 1760s in the village of Bilston, England when Richard Salter, a spring maker, began making the first spring scales in Britain. He called these scales "pocket steelyards", though they work on a different principle from steelyard balances. By 1825 his nephew George had taken over the company, which became known as George Salter & Co. George later established a manufacturing site in the town of West Bromwich, about 4 miles (7 km) from Bilston. West Bromwich Albion football club was formed from workers at this works site. From here the company produced a wide variety of scales including the UK's first bathroom scales. Other items were added to the range, including irons, mincers, potato chippers, coin-operated machines and the first typewriters made in the UK. The business thrived throughout the 1900s, and by 1950 it employed over 2000 people, still in the same area and owned by the same family.Salter is a British housewares brand developing products that span a wide range of core product categories, including scales, electrical, cookware. It is a market leader in kitchen and bathroom scales and one of the UK’s oldest consumer brands.  Established in 1760, Salter has been developing precision products for over 260 years. It was acquired by Manchester-based consumer goods giant Ultimate Products in 2021 after they had previously licensed the brand for cookware and kitchen electrical since 2011.Balance scale Salters Spring Balance consisting of a circular, bronze face engraved with measurements in pounds, with an iron hand, weighing mechanism and hanging loop. Engraved on the face: "Class III Salter's Spring Balance Silvester's Patent To Weigh 300lbs".flagstaff hill, warrnambool, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, salter balance scale, weight measuring scale, weighing dry goods

T. & C. Clark & Company Limited was based at Shakespeare Foundry in Wolverhampton England and was founded in 1795 by Thomas and Charles Clark. The company grew to be one of the largest iron foundries in Wolverhampton and were pioneering in the manufacture of enamelled cast iron cookware and sanitary wares. The company's product range included thousands of items, both domestic and industrial. T. & C. Clark were pioneers in the use of enamelled cast ironware, after taking out a patent in 1839 guaranteeing their products to be free of lead or arsenic. The company became the largest employer in Wolverhampton employing between 600 to 700 people.The item is significant as it was used as a domestic kitchen item to boil water safely without the concern that the metal may contain lead or arsenic as earlier cooking utensils had. Kettle metal has spiral wire piece on handle painted black T & C Clarkflagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, kettle, domestic item, cooking, kitchen ware, cast iron, t & c clark & co