Notes by Jean Uhl on interview, 1985, about 'Willowbank', used to be called 'Willowbridge' (named 'Willowbridge' by Mrs B. Rawson). Home was built 1880, land originally subdivided by Gerard Letts, German family thought to be original builders. Situated at 3 Moore Road, Vermont. 1978 purchased by R.B. Evans,Notes by Jean Uhl on interview, 1985, about 'Willowbank'willowbank', uhl, jean, letts, gerard, rawson, b. (mrs), evans, r.b. (mr), moore street, vermont, no. 3

Memo from Greg Moore to staffgreg moore, garden week, staff

Photos of the opening ceremony at the Tatura Museum, in conjunction with 50th Anniversary, of the Temple Society in Australia. Sister Beatrice Moore nursed at Camp 3 during WW2 and was invited by Tatura and District Historical Society to officially open their new buildings and display on POW and Internment Camps, on 22 September 1991. Present were Council president Andrew Crawford, Dieter Ruff and members of the Temple Society and members of the Historical Society.Coloured photos (3) 1 - official opening by Beatrice Moore, 22 September 1991; 2 - Dieter Ruff, Temple Society, official representative; 3 - Lurline Knee receiving her life membership from Historical Society President Ron Donaldson.ww2 artists, camp 13 tatura, temple society, sister beatrice moore, dieter ruff, lurline knee, life membership

The inaugural meeting of the Ballarat Mathematical Association was held at St Patrick's College on 12 July 1967, in the presence of visitors Solway Love and the Australian Broadcasting Commission. The Ballarat organisation was a newly formed branch of the Mathematical Association of Victoria. The first committee of the Ballarat Branch were Miss I.H. Moore, (President) D. Scoltock (secretary), Brother Stanley, J.W. Netherway, D. Bremner, Sister Agnes (St Martin's in the Pines), Miss I. Tabaco (Ballarat High School) and Mother Michelle. The second meeting was held on 03 September 1967 and included a talk by Clive Keating, Inspector of Schools and President of the Mathematical Association of Victoria. The next guest speaker was Mr McLaren who spoke on Patterns in Mathematics forms I to IV.A harcovered ledger with leather spine containing minutes of the Ballarat Mathematical Association. Many of the attendees were nuns and brothers. The first meeting includes notes on a talk by I.H. Moore on The Language of New Mathematics. ballarat mathematical association, mathematical association of victoria, i.h. moore, new mathematics, j.j. netherway, d. scoltock, . scoltock, d. juniper, d. van leeuwen, c.m. flynn, m. hatfield, d. bremner, g.w. kershaw, clive keating, a.j.m. arnts, j. bold, d. rodger, r. wilson, d. yee, f.j.d. syer, m.s.i. dunwoodie, j. greening, rodney martin, don bremner, m.h. thomas, terry speed, david scoltock, alan ballard

Coloured, laminated, Concept Plan for Courtyard between Portables and East Elevation Main Building. Scale 1:100. Student: Redna Moore, on reverse.melbourne girls college, redna moore, students, courtyard

A large lot of papers, including this and many other birth and death registration forms, were apparently found in the ceiling cavity of the Sandy Creek/Tarnagulla Post and Telegraph Office in the later 20th Century, during building works. Donald Clark Collection. Registration of Birth form for: Child's name: William Moore Michael Date of Birth: 6th December, 1872 Place of birth: Newbridge Father: John Michael Mother: Jane Michael (nee Moore)

marion harper, preston reservoir progress association, herbicides and pesticides, dr g moore, parks

Black and white photo. Beauty contest, nine women in bathing suits, all wearing sashes and holding bouquets. Man presenting trophy to one of the women.Back: 'J. Moore' - red birocontest, pageant, beauty contest

Card with photograph of Admin. Building and Emily Gibson beds, sent by Greg Mooreburnley gardens, administration building, emily gibson beds, greg moore