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Whittlesea Historical Society Inc.
Photograph - Photocopy, Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic, c.1910
... Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic....hazel glen school...Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic....Sepia toned photograph (photocopy) of Hazel Glen... "Hazel Glen Pres Church Sunday School Picnic", "Mrs Hurry...) of Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic, mounted ...Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic.Sepia toned photograph (photocopy) of Hazel Glen Presbyterian Church Sunday School picnic, mounted on board. "Hazel Glen Pres Church Sunday School Picnic", "Mrs Hurry Bassett could be in photo" (handwritten on rear of card), "Hazel Glen Methodist Church Sunday School Picnic C 1910" (typed note attached to rear)hazel glen, hazel glen presbyterian church, hazel glen school, sunday school, hazel glen methodist church -
Eltham District Historical Society Inc
Document - Folder, Macmillan, Donald
... Hazel Glen School Victoria... the Hazel Glen School. Later Hugh carried mail from South Yan Year... the Hazel Glen School. Later Hugh carried mail from South Yan Year ...Donald MacMillan (widower) with his six children eft Inverness, Scotland, in 1849, and worked as a shepherd on Plenty River property of Captain Aneas McPerson, under the manager Thomas Walker. MacMillan married again and son Hugh was born 1860, first of another six children. They lived at Morang but, in 1866, selected land at Arthurs Creek. Hugh and his sister Ann attended the Hazel Glen School. Later Hugh carried mail from South Yan Year (now Mernda) to Arthurs Creek School (also the post office); he was Sunday School teacher at the Arthurs Creek Methodist Church. Hugh married Helena Heatley from New Zealand who managed the farm after Hugh died, growing fruit and vegetables, carted by wagon to the Victoria Market. Their firstborn was Ken. Contents Newspaper article: "Donald MacMillan - a romantic", Diamond Valley News, 29 October 1985, pp30-31; history of MacMillan family. Newspaper article: "An alternative road to happiness", Diamond Valley News, 29 October 1985, p29; Mic Webb's travels and philosophy, now living at Hurstbridge.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcdonald macmillan, plenty river victoria, captain aneas mcpherson, thomas walker, morang victoria, arthurs creek victoria, ann macmillan, hazel glen school victoria, south yan yean victoria, mernda victoria, arthurs creek school victoria, arthurs creek methodist church, malcolm macmillan, helena macmillan nee heatley, ken macmillan, mic webb, hurstbridge learning co-op, hurstbridge victoria, cottlesbridge victoria, st andrews victoria -
Glen Eira Historical Society
Article - Murrumbeena State School No. 3449
One article from Herald – Sun 05/07/1967 written by Mrs Hazel Swan with reference to class v 1919. Three articles from the Caulfield/ Port Phillip Leader, one dated 28/06/2011, two dated 07/02/2012 and three dated 17/04/2012 regarding pupils and event, sporting or otherwise respectively.murrumbeena state school, murrumbeena road, twins, herald sun, presbyterian church hall, melina aynes, hazel swan, sean wroe, victorian school sports awards, mr mac donald, debby wall, jayah matthews, miss philbrich, australian sprinter, school sports., kalerina grosdanis, weetbix tryathalon, school sport australian soccer championships, murrumbeena primary school community. -
Glen Eira Historical Society
Article - Glen Huntly State School No.3703 Grange Road
Four items on events at Glenhuntly Primary School. Article from Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader dated 17/05/2011, noting that Glenhuntly Primary School has won a Melbourne Water Junior Landcare raingarden in schools grant worth $5000. Article from Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader dated 31/05/2011 re former students, now grandparents who revisited their old school and were given a tour of school before answering students’ questions about their time at the school. Two articles about the craft group at Glenhuntly Primary School and the reason why they chose to have their monthly working bee to benefit the school, from Melbourne Weekly Bayside dated 09/11/2011, and Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader dated 01/11/2011 mentioning the school fete and the articles they have been making for their stall. Article from Caulfield/Port Phillip Leader informing parents about their new initiative called Little Bookworms, held at the school for children aged three to five, run by the school librarian and prep teacher Amy Tinetti every Tuesday.primary schools, glenhuntly state school, glen huntly state school, glen huntly primary school, glenhuntly primary school, poutney harry, hocking hazel, allen lorna, macartney ina, fetes, glen huntly, grange road, sewing, hallams soo, shiell annette, festivals and celebrations, melbourne water junior landcare, horticultural activities, tinetti amy, simm anne-maree, murray poppa, ibrahim tracy, manuell helen, williams vicki, mcevory theresa, crafty mums, little bookworms