Newspaper cutting with a photo of 6 male students standing on a cart of oats being pulled by a draught horse. The caption below the photo reads: "This rustic scene was photographed yesterday within 3 miles of the GPO. It shows students of the Burnley Horticultural School harvesting oats for the school stock. All students graduated in 1944 except L. Woolcock, who graduated in 1945.Helen Dudley has written above the photo: 1944 R. Grant, N. Rooney, J. Flannery, R. Lay, L. Woolcock, B. Ebbs.leslie woolcock, helen dudley, r. grant, n. rooney, j. flannery, r. lay, b. ebbs, students working outside, horses, oats, draught horse

The project team for this document comprised E. Beacham, T. Claridge, B. Ebbs, C. Wilso. and J. Cristofaro.This booklet is a useful refernce tool.A document of 86 pp, titled Far East Gippsland Tourism Strategy Study Interim Report October 1987. it has a cream cover and black binding with a b/w photograph of four people in a bushland setting. It contains fold-out maps.tourism-east-gippsland

Box Hill South State School class photo of Grade 5A, taken 1965 with their teacher Mr PaulB&w photobox hill south state school, donehue> chris, bolton> andrew, spencer> miles, mathews> paul, shultz> rodney, kazwara> steven, morgan> garth, ritchie> ian, dalton> gail, greenwood> carla, friekie> dawn, talbett> anne, thiesson> jeanette, mortimer> anne, godfrey> cheryl, clermon> gail, barson> robyn, hinton> judith, mernson> susan, ebbs> lynette, meehen> ann, hubie> janeene, roebuck> kerry, aston> gail, natiwell> robyn, paterson> pam, black> jennifer, taylor> lesley, wakem> mark, bingham> neil, mackay> peter, hudson> peter, vickery> alan, tyson> ian, teachers, paul> - (mr), primary schools

Made by Rhonda Justus for the Guild's 2017 exhibition and purchased for the collection.Creatively manipulated hand dyed fabric, on a fawn background, depicting ocean wave, with embellishment of tiny shells, beads and sequins with some simple stitching.Action and reaction , ebb and flow, trial and error, change - this is the rhythm of living. (B. Barton)applique, fabric manipulation, embroidery, beads, smocking, dyed fabric