booklet, health facts, isbn: 0 09 182751 5.

booklet, health facts, isbn: 978 1 921291 30 2

booklet, health facts

booklet, health facts

Article about Shirley Ramsay on her retirement from the Board of Management and as a staff member of the Council on the Ageing.council on the ageing, ramsay, shirley

ATTITUDE - AGEING WELL IN CLUNESA3 SHEET FOLDED IN FOUR DETAILING FEBRUARY - APRIL 2023 PROGRAM IN COLOURattitude, program, u3a

This letter documents a personal social exchange connected with civic leadership in the City of Broadmeadows in 1964. It reflects interpersonal networks, political office holders, and community relationships, specifically referencing the engagement of Kath Forsyth to Cr. Evans, Mayor of Broadmeadows. The document illustrates mid 20th century communication practices, gendered social conventions, and civic identity in a rapidly developing suburban municipality.This handwritten letter is historically significant as evidence of social and civic networks in Broadmeadows during the mid 20th century, particularly in relation to the office of the Mayor. It demonstrates the intersection of personal relationships and public roles and contributes to understanding local governance culture and community life. Its provenance within a broader archival collection enhances its research and interpretive value.Single handwritten letter in ink on paper. The letter comprises one page and is written in cursive handwriting. Paper shows typical ageing consistent with mid 20th century correspondence. No envelope present.(Front page, handwritten in ink) “20 5 64 /Dear Kath, /It was lovely to see you again at/Brunswick last night. You certainly/gave me a pleasant surprise when you/told me the news that you will be getting married to Cr. Evans. It has/been a pleasure having the opportunity/to get to know you during your term/as Mayoress, and I still hope that it/continues in the future. Jack & I join/in wishing you both a very happy future together, and the best of luck to you both./Yours sincerely /Edna M. Tripovich / 1 Halifax Court / Ashburton, SE11” On the outside: Yellow catalogue label: “WI 4186”broadmeadows (vic.) — history, local government — victoria — broadmeadows, mayors — social life and customs, personal correspondence — 20th century, engagements (marriage announcements), women’s social networks

Alzheimer's is not a normal sign of ageing, it's a disease which does not discriminate. It cuts across every nationality and culture, every social group. Article describes Strathdon Community's Day care Centre.Alzheimer's is not a normal sign of ageing, it's a disease which does not discriminate. It cuts across every nationality and culture, every social group. aged people, strathdon community, houlihan, rosemary, eversteyn, rita, alzheimers disease

Created and accumulated by multiple related entities involved in library establishment efforts, including: • Free Library Service Board of Victoria (survey report) • Broadmeadows Library Promotion Committee • Community representatives and advocacy groups (including women’s organisations) • City of Broadmeadows Council (contextual administrative records) The documents were brought together through shared purpose and subject (library establishment).Created to document the planning, advocacy, and municipal decision making processes relating to the establishment of a public library service in the City of Broadmeadows. The records include: • A formal library survey and planning recommendations • Community advocacy and deputations to Council • Documentation of Council responses and financial considerations • Supporting speaking notes representing organised civic groupsArranged chronologically to reflect the development of the library proposal.Sub collection comprises four typed documents: Library Survey Report (1963) outlining staged development of a municipal library service; Council report and Library Promotion Committee statement (1964–1965) discussing funding and failed regional cooperation; Deputation to Council (15 March 1965) advocating urgent action and increased funding; Speaking notes by Mrs. D. A. Pyke representing women’s organisations (c. 1965)public libraries — victoria, local government — broadmeadows, community advocacy, urban development, education and information access, women’s organisationspublic libraries — victoria, local government — broadmeadows, community advocacy, urban development, education and information access, women’s organisations

Biarri is now in Historical society due to ageing insufficent members. Black Framed Certificate of Licencecertificate of Licence - Family research

Emerald Garden ClubThis archival collection was created when the Emerald Garden Club formally finished in April 2025.1. Welcome Pack for new members 2024, monthly newsletters for periods Feb - Dec 2024 and April - May 2025, President's statement regarding Club closure April 2025. 2. AGM Minutes and Reports 2025 3. Correspondence 2007-2010 4. Financial Records 1990 -2001 5. Attendance Book for Garden Club monthly meetings 1992 -2025 6. Record of Prizewinners of monthly competitions 1994 -1998 7. Visitors Book to Emerald Garden Club Annual Garden Shows 1980 -2005 8. Preparation Notes for Annual Garden Shows 1990 -1998 9. Information regarding Garden Club Annual Garden Shows of 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 10. Preparation Notes for the 2008 and 2010 Garden Shows emerald garden club, garden shows, plant salesemerald garden club, garden shows, plant sales

Newspaper clipping from the Melbourne Metro? newspaper, 19/6/2011 titled "Learning our Lines" about some of the various tram routes - for "inner-urban hipsters and ageing rockers", looking at the pluses and minuses of each route and comments from passengers. Covers routes 96, 78, 48, 19, 86, 57 and 82 and the trams that are used on the route. Written by Natalie Craig.trams, tramways, melbourne, tramways, route 96, c2 class, public transport, route 78, route 48, route 19, route 86, route 82, route 57