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This tennis racquet was used by Geoffrey Alexander, son of local property developer, C. T. Alexander. It was probably used in the 1920s and 1930s when he was an Engineering Uni student and later working in Melbourne. His father had built a tennis court at their family home at Belgrave. Geoffrey lived most of his life at Belgrave which is where his daughter Karen Alexander grew up. Karen donated this racquet. Hedley's was a successful local manufacturer based in inner Melbourne and this 'Finalist' model is featured in an article in The Argus Nov 19, 1938, which detailed the racquet making process at the Hedley factory.Karen Alexander has donated several items both agricultural and domestic from the family farm in Emerald which was bought by Karen's grandfather C. T. Alexander in early 1920s. Geoffrey was born in 1908.Tennis racquet. Hedley Brand - 'Finalist' model. 1930s. Owned by Belgrave resident, Geoffrey Alexander.On front: ' Finalist / Centre Court / A Hedley Product' There is also a logo of a trophy cup encircled by laurel. Below this is a star - inside the star: 'Hedley's for quality'. On back: 'Speed Model / Hedley's Pty. Ltd.'alexander, tennis racquet, hedley's, belgrave victoria australia, 1930s

Stawell Football Club WFL 1950 Finalists C.S. Earle President Jim Rathgeber Sec. P. Bushby Capt. Coach D. Brilliant V. Cpt. J. Stapledon, J. Rathgeber, A. Grainger, N. Grainger, L. franklin, A. Stockton, W. Roberts, G. Stewart, K. Rickard, J. Dalziel, O. Friend, K. Harrop, H. Grellet, T. Arthur, T. Tiddy, V. Kelly, B. Molan, J. West, L. King Small Red Flag or Pennant on stick, printed with Team Names Wimmera Football LeagueFootball Club W.F.L. 1950 Finalistssport

Article in Nunawading Gazette re Matthew Law, a pupil at Whitefriars College, being a finalist in the 1990 B.H.P. Science Awards with his aerodynamics project.Article in Nunawading Gazette. law, matthew, whitefriars college, b.h.p. ltd.

VAL CAMPBELL COLLECTION: PHOTOGRAPH OF swimming all juniors finalist 2004recreations, sports, swimming

Photocopy of a coloured photograph of the Clunes Football Club 1975 Seniors Finalists Back Row: Peter, Hill, Arno Van Berkel, Greg Campbell, Geoff Kohn, John Clarke Third Row: Jan Holmes, Dennis Coon, Bernie Rodhe, Ken Ridley, John Hill (Pres Kevin Kinnersley (sec) Ricky Ingram, Ray Hill, Phillip Tennant Second Row: John Driscoll (Trainer), Ken Muller, Tony Hill, Lindsay Tucker, Mick Armstrong, Daryl Riddiford, Andrew Leishman, Bill Ingram (Trainer), Front Row: Geoffrey Annear, Alex McMickan, Alan Annear, Geoffrey Featherstonclunes football club, 1975, finalists

Article on Father Kevin Joseph Dillon, finalist in 'Victorian of the Year' award.dillon, kevin joseph fr., st johns catholic church, mitcham

City of Port Phillip instigated the competition re the 'no-name' plaza in October 1999, and the winner was announced 14 Nov at the PMH&PS's 'Lee-ar-day Days' event. Judging panel (Cr Julian Hill, Bruce McKeon and Pat Grainger) met 8.11.1999 to decide winner.Eight pages used in judging the 1999 naming competition for the reserve at Bay and Liardet Streets that through this process became known as 'Olives Corner' (or more formally, Olive Zakharov's corner'). Includes list of entries and copies of all written submissions. Short listing of judges indicated. .09 nomination form to COPP .10 thank you condolence card .11 "Quick reads' newspaper column on Olive's cornerJudge has indicated in green ink the eliminations, finalists etc.parks and gardens, memorials, olive zakharov, julian hill, bruce mckeon, pat grainger

PHOTOGRAPH OF SWIMMER MELISSA MURPHY AND LIST OF ACHIEVEMENTS Label on front of photo: Melissa Murphy Victorian State Chamionshoips 2002 MSAC Finalist 100m Backstroke Finalist 100m Breaststroke Victorian Country Chamionship 2002 Geelong Gold 50m Backstroke 35.71 (District Record) Gold 50m Freestyle 31.59 Gold 50m Breaststroke 40.20 Finalist 50 m Butterfly. Vicotrian Sprint Championships 2002 MSAC Bronze 50m Freestyle 31.32 Silver 50m Breaststroke 39.5recreations, sports, swimming

Heywood football club Finalists pennant, 1964. Green synthetic, raised yellow print, including names of team members. No stick.

PHOTOGRAPH OF SWIMMER KRISTY GEYER 1998 STATE FINALIST Female 17 year old 50m butterfly Time 32.28 secrecreations, sports, swimming

The Victorian Neighbourhood House movement was born in the early 1970s during the Whitlam era of significant social change. It grew out of local community need, particularly the isolation of women in the community, with a vision to bring people together and enhance the opportunities of people and communities. Another initial emphasis was to provide an informal, non-threatening and nurturing environment that supported individualised learning. The Emerald Community House (ECH) began in 1974 - one of the oldest continuously running incorporated community houses in Victoria. The State Government changed service providers for the ECH in 2025. The previous service providers have donated records of the ECH during its long history including this certificate. Like the other neighbourhood houses, the ECH began its life mainly relying on volunteers with just a small amount of government funding until 1986 when the Victorian government began the provision of secure, recurrent funding to neighbourhood houses.The Emerald Community House has been a significant and valued contributor to community life since its inception in 1974.Certificate awarded to the Emerald Community House (ECH): Premier's Sustainability Award 2022, Finalist in Sustainable Places and Destinations - Community Champion.certificate, emerald community house, premier's sustainability award, 2022