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Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Love was in the air when navigator Bob met Margaret, 18/05/1945
The article is one of series published as part of the Australia Remembers 1945 - 1995 program.This article tells the tale of how Bob and Margaret Barling met in England during WW2. Bob was born in Briar Hill and returned there with his bride after the war. They later moved to Montmorency.An A3 article written as part of the Australia Remembers 1945 - 1995 Commemoration.Nilww2, australia remembers 1945 - 1995, waaf, raaf, pathfinder squadron, ve day, war brides, barling family -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Community celebrations, 1995_
The article is one of series published as part of the Australia Remembers 1945 - 1995 program.This story is about Jack Wilcox, a local ex serviceman. Jack served in post war Japan as a part of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force.An A3 photocopy of an article from the Australia Remembers 1945 - 1995 program.Hand written words "Jack Wilcox" on top RH corner.bcof, jack wilcox, australia remembers 1945 - 1995, korean war -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper Clipping, Scouting runs in the Parr family, 1990c
The story is about a brother and sister who have each been invested as Queen's Scouts.The Parr family were residents of Watsonia when this award was archived.A photocopy of a newspaper article on a scouting family.Biro writings above and below the article.scouting, watsonia venturers, queens scout, parr family -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper, Diamond Valley Leader, 100 Years of News, 27/08/1997
Issued to commemorate the centenary of the first issue of the "Heidelberg News and Greensborough and Diamond Creek Chronicle".This edition features many historical photographs and advertisements as well as some from 1997.A 40 page commemorative edition of the Diamond Valley news in black and sepia print.Nilgreensborough, diamond creek, heidelberg, local newspapers, leader group newspapers -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, A Life Worth Celebrating, 12/09/2012
The item was written about Margaret Woiwod who passed away on August 1 2012.Margaret Woiwod was a prominent community minded person who lived in Bend of Isles for 25 years and later in Eltham North.A multi coloured 1 page newspaper article.Nilbend of isles, kangaroo ground fire tower, nillumbik reconciliation group, woiwod -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Jumping In At The Deep End, 12/09/2012
The article is about the opening of Watermarc in Greensborough.Watermarc is the latest swimming and water sports centre in Greensborough. The centre was opened by Matthew Guy, Victorian Planning Minister.A half page multi coloured article featuring a photograph of children on a flotation device.Nilwatermarc, greensborough, matthew guy, water sports -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Thompson honoured, 05/12/2012
The article records the induction into the Hall of Fame of Mr Barry Thompson, the Chief Executive of Greensborough RSL.The Greensborough RSL is a strong supporter of returned service people and their families as well as many local community based organisations.A small newspaper clipping featuring a colour photograph of 3 men.Nilgreensborough rsl, major general david mclachan ao, barry thompson, rsl hall of fame, brigadier mike annett -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Gymnastics coach leaves the floor after 59 years, 21/11/2012
The article is about the retirement of Les Hayes who ran the Primary Boys gymnastics club from the Greensborough Uniting Church for 59 years.This club has existed since 1953 and was founded by Les and the late Tom Vickers. Many thousands of boys have been members of the Primary Boys club.A newspaper clipping featuring a colour photograph. primary boys club, greensborough uniting church, les hayes, tom vickers, greensborough methodist church -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Banyule's watchdogs, 19/12/2012
The article is about a group of 4 people who regularly attend Banyule City Council meetings and ask questions of the Councillors. The four are Rosie Bray, Murray Newman, Roger Fyffe and Kevin Biaggini. All are residents of Banyule.A newspaper clipping featuring 5 coloured photographs. 2 copies.Nilrosie bray, murray newman, roger fyffe, kevin biaggini, banyule city council -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Religion high on the hog, 08/08/2012
A story about Dave Fuller the All Saints Anglican minister at Greensborough in 2012 who is a Life Member of the God's Squad Motorcycle Club.All Saints Anglican church has been in Greensborough since the mid 1800's.A newspaper clipping with a colour photograph.Biro written datedavid fuller, all saints anglican church, god's squad motorcycle club -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Centre of attraction, 08/08/2012
This article was written in anticipation of the opening of the Watermarc aquatic centre in Greensborough.The Watermarc aquatic centre is on the site the former Greensborough Swimming Pool in the heart of Greensborough. This article highlights it's many features.A large article featuring 6 coloured photographs.Biro written datewatermarc, greensborough swimming pool, water sports -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Teens save injured man, 14/11/2012
An article about two youths who saved a man after he had fallen onto the railway tracks and was hit by a train at Watsonia Railway Station. The youths were highly praised for their efforts which saved the man's life.Newspaper clipping with text and colour photo.Pencil written date and source.watsonia railway station, accidents -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Appreciation for murals, 14/11/2012
An article about a men's art group which won an award for creating murals.The group is from Nillumbik Living and Learning Centre and the murals were created for dementia patients at the Diamond Creek Rd Aged Care centre.A small article featuring a colour photograph.Nilnillumbik living and learning centre, diamond creek road aged care centre, mens art groups, murals, dementia -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Residents rally for safety, 12/12/2012
The article is about pedestrian safety near the new Watermarc aquatic centre.The photograph includes the parliamentary member for Bundoora Mr Colin Brooks and a group of local residents.A small article with a colour photograph of a group of people.Biro written date and source.watermarc, colin brooks, vicroads, banyule city council, pedestrian safety -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, So water we have here, 16/01/2013
This article is about the recovery of stolen vehicles from the Kalparrin Lake after it was drained as a part of the Stormwater harvesting project. Other items recovered included a safe, shopping trolleys, an engine block, five bicycles and hundreds of tennis balls.The Stormwater will be used to water parklands and create a wetland at Kalparrin.A small newspaper article featuring a colour photograph.kalparrin reserve, stormwater harvesting, stolen cars -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Old homestead 'not fit', 2000c
The article is about the demise of the homestead formerly known as "Saxam"."Saxam" was the home of William Santon, a former councillor and Mayor of the Heidelberg City Council. He was also a foundation member of Greensborough Football club in 1922.A short article featuring a colour photograph. william santon, greensborough football club, greensborough hotel, churinga, st john of god, city of heidelberg, saxam -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Family show goes on, 12/12/2012
The article is about a family in St Helena that decorates their house with Christmas lights.The De Vincentis family have done this for 12 years.A short article featuring a colour photograph of an illuminated house.Biro written datechrisrtmas decorations, de vincentis family, st helena, make a wish foundation -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Centre calls for cost relief, 05/12/2012
The article is about the Kalparrin Early Childhood Intervention program which provides therapy sessions, support and carer information for children and families in Nillumbik, Whittlesea and Banyule.Kalparrin is a major provider of care for disabled children in the local district.A 2 page newspaper clipping with 3 coloured photographs showing a mother swimming with her child. Nilkalparrin, disabled childrens care, hydrotherapy -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Plea to stop vandals, 02/01/2013
The article is about repeated vandalism and racial abuse at the Diamond Village shopping centre.Vandals were targeting the Diamond Village shopping centre with racial taunts, graffiti and attempting to break into shops. The article highlights the lack of evidence to give the police due to a reluctance to install outside security cameras.A half page featuring a colour photograph.Nilracial abuse, greensborough, diamond village shopping centre, vandlism, police numbers -
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Newspaper clipping, Loyola College articles, 22/10/2010
Article one (2000) is about the Loyola College Art Show; article two (1994) deals with an attempt by Diamond Valley Council to protect the former Loyola seminary building from demolition; article 3 (undated-Maybe 22/10/2010) deals with the removal of cypress trees on land at Loyola College. Articles were collected by Shirley Fraser (nee Black) whose family once owned and farmed the land on which Loyola stands. Mrs Fraser is mentioned in two of the articles.A collection of 3 articles about Loyola College, Watsonia. 2 originals, one photocopied.One article has "year 2000" written in pen.shirley fraser, shirley black, loyola college, loyola seminary watsonia -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Award for united service, 06/02/2013
Watsonia couple Laurence and Jean McQuade have spent their 50-year marriage volunteering and have been recognised for their work with CFA, St John's Ambulance and Scouts. They were awarded the Nillumbik Citizen of the Year Award in 2013.Recognition of volunteers.Newspaper clipping, text and colour image.watsonia, mcquade family, volunteers, nillumbik citizen of the year -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Look where Wally is now, 20/02/2013
Former Parade College student Wally De Backer, also known as Gotye, won 3 Grammy Awards in 2013. This article is an interview with his former music teacher Stuart Brownley. Wally grew up in Montmorency.Local musician honoured for his work.Newspaper article. Front page colour image and report page 13.montmorency, wally de backer, gotye, grammy awards 2013, parade college, stuart brownley -
Greensborough Historical Society
Photograph, Diamond Valley Leader, Greensborough: Aerial photograph, 21/05/2013
This advertisement for a property at 95 Alexandra Street Greensborough includes several aerial photographs of Greensborough with the Ring Road, Watermarc and Greensborough Plaza marked.An aerial view of Greensborough and surrounding areas in 2013.Colour advertisement including aerial photograph of Greensborough.alexandra street, greensborough plaza, watermarc -
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Newspaper Clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Centre celebrates 40 years of education, 10/07/2013
Diamond valley Learning Centre (DVLC) first opened in 1973 to support local women. It now runs a range of courses for all ages.DVLC celebrated 40 years in 2013. It is an important Greensborough community centre.Text and colour image.diamond valley learning centre, dvlc, lobbs tea rooms -
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Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Park drive win, 24/07/2013
A car park adjacent to the Greensborough Station was the subject of concern when $10 per day parking meters were installed. Fees have been cut to a maximum of $4 per day following complaints from the public.Text and colour image.greensborough station, wayne phillips, banyule council, car parking, banyule city council -
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Newspaper Clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, New Post Office plaque is unveiled, 22/05/1970
The opening of the Greensborough Post Office building in 1970, situated in Main Street.An example of development in Greensborough in the 1970s. The Post Office has now moved into a shop-front in Greensborough Plaza.Copy of news article, text and graphics.greesnborough post office -
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Newspaper clipping, Top cop ready for action, 2009_
Article on Senior Sergeant Damien Oehme, who has worked at Greensborough Police Station for 20 years.Clipping with black & white text and coloured photographgreensborough police, damien oehme -
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Newspaper Clipping, New look at bullying - Sherbourne Primary School BH5013, 26/11/2015
Sherbourne Primary School is the location for a new film on tackling bullying, produced by Greensborough resident Jerry Farsoun. The film is called "Sliding Doors".News clipping, black text, colour image.sherbourne primary school, jerry farsoun, bullying -
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Newspaper Clipping, Spring Fair. Briar Hill Primary School BH4341, 21/10/2015
Advertisement for Briar Hill Primary School Spring Fair 2015.News clipping, black text.briar hill primary school -
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Newspaper Clipping, Missing out on free help, 23/09/2015
Diamond Valley Community Support offers low income earners free counselling from a shop front in Greensborough Plaza.News clipping, black text, colour image.diamond valley community support, greensborough plaza