"Memo to Friends of the Park, 5.12.89". Typed memo by Pat GRAINGER outlining details of a letter written to Bunna WALSH from the Port Melbourne Engineer's Office with regard to the railway reserve along Evans Street.natural environment - conservation, parks and gardens, pat grainger, beris campbell, ronald 'bunna' walsh, friends of the park, railway reserve

Friends of the Park was established to campaign against the proposal to turn the Railway Reserve into a major road to service the proposed Bayside development. Anne Callaghan was the convenor.Handwritten photocopied invitation to a planning meeting to campaign against converting the Railway Reserve to a major road, an aspect of the 'Bayside' redevelopment, 1988public action campaigns, societies clubs unions and other organisations, transport, parks and gardens, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, anne callaghan, friends of the park, railway reserve

An information paper produced in 2001 for distribution to members of the Friends of Emerald Lake Park.5 A4 typewritten and photocopied pages.Paperemerald, victoria, australia, nurseries (plants), parks, shire of ferntree gully victoria australia, shire of sherbrooke victoria australia, emerald lake park, friends of emerald lake park, nobelius nursery, gembrook nurseries, w.h. treganowan, gus ryberg amphitheatre, the pines amphitheatre, the gums amphitheatre, bunurong amphitheatre, carl stemp amphitheatre

These papers document Pat Grainger's involvement with the many facets of campaigning against the Sandridge City Development Company Bayside Project. Files & indexed by J Bolitho.Pat Grainger Archive - Bayside Development, Resident Action Group - Public Action Campaigner. Archival box containing audio tape & tape log. Individual manilla folders for the following years & subjects; 1987, Organisational submissions to ESS Sept 1987-Feb 1988, personal file retained from ESS Sept 1987 - Feb 1988. 1988, Friends of the Park 1988 - 1999. 1989 - 1994, Clarendon Street Bridge Light Raillink Advisory Committee.public action campaigns, local government - city of port melbourne, town planning - proposals shelved - bayside, melbourne harbor trust - port of melbourne authority, pat grainger

Noel Gross (1933-2026) was a teacher, environmentalist, photographer and world traveller. She and her husband Dudley Gross who died in 2016 were involved in various local environmental groups including Friends of Dandenong Ranges National Park, Friends of Lysterfield Lake Park, Friends of Wright Reserve, Friends of Butterfield Reserve, Friends of Sassafras Creek, Friends of Menzies Creek (MEANDER}, Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater, Wildlife Watch, Johns Hill Landcare Group, and others.Noel Gross was a respected and admired member of local environmental groups.Black and white photograph of Noel and Dudley Gross; A4 Certificate for 'Conservation Achievement' to Dudley and Noel Gross (1991); A4 Certificate of 'Life Membership' of Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater to Dudley Gross (2013); 2 A4 'Best Friend' Awards to Dudley Gross and to Noel Gross for dedication as a friend of Wright Forest (2013); A4 'Certificate of Thanks' to Noel Gross from South Dandenongs Community Nursery Inc. (2016); 'Avonsleigh Common' article by Karen Alexander; 'BOCA'S Little Blue Birdlist' recording Noel Gross's observations of local birds; Decorative bookmark featuring the helmeted honeyeater.environmentalist

This file contains four items. 1/ An article in the Glen Eira News reporting on a new park with indigenous planting and an interpretive walk being developed to link Duncan McKinnon Reserve and Packer Park in Murrumbeena, dated September 2000. 2/ An article from the Glen Eira Leader on the converting of sports grounds from cool season to warm season grasses, as well as the installation of subsurface drip irrigation at Princes Park, Caulfield South, dated March 2012. 3/ An article from the Caulfield/Port Phillip leader reporting Caulfield RSL military historian Carl Johnson’s appeal to have a “lone pine” in Caulfield Park designated as a war memorial, dated 11/9/2012 4/ An article from the Glen Eira/Port Phillip Leader reporting on the Friends of Caulfield Park organising the first band stand concert in over twenty years with the City of Glen Eira Band, dated 6/11/2012glen eira council, hawthorn rd caulfield, glen eira rd caulfield, glen eira, caulfield, parks, reserves, leila rd caulfield, glen eira city council, landscaping, memorial park, kooyong rd caulfield north, caulfield recreation tennis club, murrumbeena rd caulfield, churchill green housing estate, north rd caulfield, boake street caulfield, exservices organisation, rsl clubs, sporting clubs, recreations, sportsgrounds, clubs, tennis clubs, associations, leisure, cultural events, cultural activities, sports establishments, recreations establishments, irrigation, water conservation, conservation of natural resources, water supply, ovals, playing fields, tennis courts, murrumbeena park, school concerts, musical activities, musical events, glen eira artists society, dimarco lisa, st. aloysius college, band rotundas, entertainment structures, musical ensembles, city of glen eira band, bands, the friends of caulfield park, gallipoli lone pine, princes park, packer park, duncan mckinnon reserve, king george reserve, caulfield park, glenhuntly park, glen huntly park, bentleigh reserve, victory park, schools, education establishments, recycling, water disposal, cultural structures, cultural establishments, caulfield rsl, johnson carl, war memorials, monuments, memorials, avenue of honour, “lone pine”, glen eira leader, glen eira news, caulfield/port phillip leader, glen eira leader

Comprises: Satchel 1 - minutes and financial reports of Emerald Lake Park Committee of Management 1978 - 1985; Satchel 2 - correspondence, reports, submissions, etc. 1970s; . Satchel 3 - correspondence, reports, submissions, etc. 1980s to 1994; Satchel 4 - Strategy Plans . Satchel 5 - Maps, publicity brochures, events;, Friends of Emerald Lake Park; Satchel 6 - Newspaper clippings; Sheet protector Maps and title documents (large).Archival records, most in plastic sheet covers relatin to Committee of Management, Emerald Lake Parkemerald, victoria, australia, parks, archives, leisure, shire of sherbrooke victoria australia, emerald lake park, emerald lake park committee of management, gus ryberg, jenny saulwick

SOUTH SURREY PARK 1. Selection ‘The royal oak’ from ‘’History of Camberwell’’ by J. Allan, undated. (3 pages). 2. ’Bridge plan makes waves’, Progress Press, 2.6.1962. (1 page); - ‘Bridge to stay’, undated (1 page). 3. ‘A Barney in South Surrey Park’, SHNN No. 8, Feb./March 1984. (1 page). 4. ‘Dying trees at park alarm residents’, SHNN No. 22, June/July 1986. (1 page). 5. ‘South Surrey Park’, SHNN No. 24, Oct./Nov. 1986. (1 page). 6. ‘New lake at Surrey Park’, SHNN No. 25, Nov./Dec. 1986/Jan.1987. (1 page); - ‘South Surrey Park update’, SHNN No. 25, Nov./Dec. 1986/Jan.1987. (1 page). 7. ‘South Surrey Park – committee report’, SHNN No. 28, June/July 1987. (1 Page). 8. ‘South Surrey Park – master plan’, SHNN No. 34, June/July 1988. (1 page). 9. ‘South Surrey Park plan adopted’, SHNN No. 35, Aug./Sept. 1988. (1 page). 10. ‘Friends of Back Creek’, SHNN No. 75, April/May, 1995. (1 page). 11. ‘Friends of South Surrey Park BBQ’, SHNN No. 79, Dec. 1995/Jan./1996. (1 page). 12. ‘Landcare in Surrey Hills’, SHNN No. 83, Aug./Sept. 1996. (1 page). 13. ‘Tree removal to save creek’, Progress Press, Dec. 2002. (1 page). 14. ‘The Festival was great!’, SHNN No. 124, June/July 2003. (1 page). 15. South Surrey Park 1982, handwritten notes by Libby Cavanagh, SHHS secretary. (1 page). 16. South Surrey Park handwritten notes by Libby Cavanagh, SHHS secretary, undated. (1 page). 17. ‘Creek parklands to be rejuvenated’, Boroondara Bulletin ? undated (1 page). 18. South Surrey Park Bridge, handwritten notes 1982 (1 page). - Cutting from Progress Press, 2.6.1982 (1 page). 19. ‘Death risk in a white cap’, Progress Press, 14.5.2001. (1 page). 20. ‘Friends of South Surrey Park – from vision to reality’, Boroondara Bulletin, June, 2004. (1 page). 21. ‘Payout for our parks is Liberals’ promise’, Progress Leader, 17.8.2010. (1 page). 22. Alan Holt notes, undated (1 page). 23. 2022 Boroondara Volunteer Program Impact Award. Friends of South Surrey Park. Boroondara Bulletin Feb 2023 south surrey park