Forest Hill Rotary Club was chartered 1975. Past district governor, Ford Davis is a member. A major project is maintenance of an orchard at Berwick with more than $100,000 donated to charity. The club has started 6 Probus Clubs in the area. The club will host the District 9810 Conference next February in Ballarat.Forest Hill Rotary Club was chartered 1975. rotary club of forest hill, kleine, richard (dr), durham, norm, clark, ken, burleigh, maurice, kingsley, caron, christie, alison, gray, libby, gillies, grant, ivanov, boris, de run, jacqueline, crabtree, malcolm

This register was compiled during the principalship of T.H. Kneen (1946-1967)Bound register of each year level of students enrolled for the Diploma of Horticulture between 1958 and 1966 (completion in 1968). Includes full record of marks for each subject by term. Insert (1) stuck inside front page is a one page foolscap sheet with typescript NOTICE outlining the instructions for examinations dated 1st June 1960. The book has hand ruled columns in red and black ink for group of students (names) - the pages cut for each year of the course (first to third). The columns headed with year, group, subject (examination results) and remarks - P or N. Fails and repeats also recorded.The list of all student names appearing in the enrollment register number 192. This are listed in the paper catelogue as well as in the item itself.register, students, diploma of horticulture, marks, examination records, 1958-1968, student register

2 Cloth bound books with leather spine and corners on front and back cover - 399 pages each. The books each have hand inked alphabetical indexes. They are scrapbooks used to catelogue a variety of articles from newspapers and magazines 1927-1940 - glued or pinned in place. In Book 1 most articles are concerned with general articles about plants, disease management in the districts, growing media and horticultural techniques. There are also cuttings about Botanical Gardens and significant horticulturalists of the day. Book two is thematically Garden and kitchen garden cuttings. It includes one about a Burnley Flower Competition (P58) and an article by Edna Walling "To Save the Elms". These may have been used to inform teaching at Burnley. Subsequently each scrap book has been stored with a detailed 7 page handwritten list of contents in page order by the cataloguer (Elizabeth Hill, 1994). Not all pages are used. 2 inserts in plastic sleeves are in the rear of the first book B92.0584 a and b.Special Articlesnewspaper and magazine articles, plants, growing media, horticultural techniques, botanical gardens, significant horticulturalists, burnley flower show, edna walling, kitchen gardens, disease management