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Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, Our 83rd year in Braille and Talking Books: eighty-third annual report and statements of account for 1976-7, 1975
... ...Joan Armytage...Items also included are: a picture of the 'The Greatest Thing in the World' - the oldest Braille book in the library, acknowledgement of the work of May Harrison, Joyce Cunnington, Joan Armytage, involvement in the Library Promotion Committee of Victoria to increase visibility, and receipt of Hear A Book's from Tasmania....Items also included are: a picture of the 'The Greatest Thing in the World' - the oldest Braille book in the library, acknowledgement of the work of May Harrison, Joyce Cunnington, Joan Armytage, involvement in the Library Promotion Committee of Victoria to increase visibility, and receipt of Hear A Book's from Tasmania. ...Annual report of the Braille & Talking Book Library including Minutes of the AGM, Board of Director's Report, President's report and financial statements. Items also included are: a picture of the 'The Greatest Thing in the World' - the oldest Braille book in the library, acknowledgement of the work of May Harrison, Joyce Cunnington, Joan Armytage, involvement in the Library Promotion Committee of Victoria to increase visibility, and receipt of Hear A Book's from Tasmania.1 volume with text and illustrationsbraille and talking book library, may harrison, joyce cunnington, geoff wilson, hector bathurst, al grassby, book of the year, sharon duncan, david prescott, annual report, joan armytage, mary rose liverani -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, 77th Annual Report 1970 - 1971 Braille Library of Victoria, 1971
... ...Joan Armytage...Articles include the decision to add a talking book collection to the library, including sponsorship for players, a survey conducted into reading habits of blind people, former Chief Cataloguer at State Library (Ursula O'Connor) has volunteered to undertake reclassification work, highest number of Braille volumes produced this year than ever done previously in 77 years of operation, four Braille Proficiency Certificates awarded, resignation of Joan Armytage, new fire service installed, Christmas card sales boomed but rents from hall fell due to stricter control over late night functions....Braille Library of Victoria Annual Report Joan Armytage Talking books Buildings Ursula O'Connor Auxiliaries 25 pages of text with drawings 77th Annual Report 1970 - 1971 Braille Library of Victoria. ...Articles include the decision to add a talking book collection to the library, including sponsorship for players, a survey conducted into reading habits of blind people, former Chief Cataloguer at State Library (Ursula O'Connor) has volunteered to undertake reclassification work, highest number of Braille volumes produced this year than ever done previously in 77 years of operation, four Braille Proficiency Certificates awarded, resignation of Joan Armytage, new fire service installed, Christmas card sales boomed but rents from hall fell due to stricter control over late night functions.25 pages of text with drawingsbraille library of victoria, annual report, joan armytage, talking books, buildings, ursula o'connor, auxiliaries -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, Our 82nd year in Braille and Talking Book: eighty-second annual report and statements of account for 1975-6, 1976
... ...Joan Armytage...Items also included are: Colvan Charity Cup Golf Day raffle winner receives car from Bib Stillwell, Frank Moorhouse wins Braille Book of the Year with Barrett Reid, Dr Stephen Murray-Smith and Lloyd O'Neil making up the judging panel, luncheon to celebrate Alice McClelland's 54th year of service to the library, rationalisation of Moon books with RBS NSW, popularity of Fraser Twins Sound magazine, retirement of published Lloyd O'Neil from judging panel and appoint of Joyce Nicholson, death of Joan Armytage, former auxiliary organiser then committee member and renovation of library and construction of talking book room and recording studios (in notes to accounts)....Braille and Talking Book Library Tilly Aston Christine Hubbard Bib Stillwell Valma Whitehead Rebecca Maxwell Hector Bathurst Frank Moorhouse Book of the Year Alice McClelland Joan Harris Mary Cooper Annual Report Joan Armytage Joyce Nicholson 1 volume of print and illustrations Our 82nd year in Braille and Talking Book: eighty-second annual report and statements of account for 1975-6 Administrative record Text ...Annual report of the Braille & Talking Book Library including Minutes of the AGM, Board of Director's Report, President's report and financial statements. Items also included are: Colvan Charity Cup Golf Day raffle winner receives car from Bib Stillwell, Frank Moorhouse wins Braille Book of the Year with Barrett Reid, Dr Stephen Murray-Smith and Lloyd O'Neil making up the judging panel, luncheon to celebrate Alice McClelland's 54th year of service to the library, rationalisation of Moon books with RBS NSW, popularity of Fraser Twins Sound magazine, retirement of published Lloyd O'Neil from judging panel and appoint of Joyce Nicholson, death of Joan Armytage, former auxiliary organiser then committee member and renovation of library and construction of talking book room and recording studios (in notes to accounts).1 volume of print and illustrationsbraille and talking book library, tilly aston, christine hubbard, bib stillwell, valma whitehead, rebecca maxwell, hector bathurst, frank moorhouse, book of the year, alice mcclelland, joan harris, mary cooper, annual report, joan armytage, joyce nicholson -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, 75th annual report 1968 - 1969 Braille Library of Victoria, 1969
... ...Joan Armytage...Braille Library of Victoria Annual Report Norman Banks Buildings Sir William Dargie Auxiliaries Joan Armytage 25 pages of text with drawings 75th annual report 1968 - 1969 Braille Library of Victoria. ...Articles include adapting the porch side so that there was space for the electronic Braille typewriter, loss of regular hirers due to restriction on night hours however more enquiries received after ad in Pink Pages, publicity was a new focus with a display was held at Southland Shopping Centre, an Open Day promoted on 3AW by Norman Banks (who also attended), and a demonstration of Portrait Painting by Sir William Dargie. Surplus Christmas card stocks were sold through the Christmas Card Shop in the city, resulting in a healthy profit, all machines (Stainsby, Perkins, Tellatouch, Braille typewriter, thermoform and Crabb-Hulme Press) are regularly used, talking book machines are still under discussion, and Mrs Armytage has been engaged as an Auxiliary organiser with now four organisations raising funds.25 pages of text with drawingsbraille library of victoria, annual report, norman banks, buildings, sir william dargie, auxiliaries, joan armytage
