Montmorency resident Bettina Woodburn took up many physical challenges in later life. Contents Newspaper article: "Late start hasn't hindered Bettina", Diamond Valley News, 26 August 1986. Newsletter article: "Eltham Cultural Heritage Tour 1992", Reprinted from Eltham District Historical Society no.85. Bettina Woodburn's notes on a driving/walking tour of the district's cultural heritage, guided by David Bick in 1992. Newspaper article: "The challenge of the Murray", Diamond Valley News, 20 May 1998. Bettina Woodburn was part of a team of women who paddled the Murray River in aid of breast cancer research. Report, Bettina Woodburn, 9 October 1994, on Eltham District Historical Society expedition to Whroo and Chateau Tahbilk. Newspaper page, no title, no date: Photograph of Bettina Woodburn. Newspaper notice: Death notice for Bettina Mathilde Woodburn.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcbettina woodburn, veteran athletic club of victoria, world veterans' games, stirling silver cross country skiing competition, edendale farm, diamond creek cemetery, murray road wattle glen, police station hurstbridge, allwood house hurstbridge, arthurs creek road monash bridge, st peter's church hurstbridge, maud rattray, kangaroo ground lookout tower, wellers pub kangaroo ground, aqueduct maroondah dam, bill woodburn, betti woodburn, woodburn house, david bick, mainstreaming the message, following the fence line, diamond valley living and learning centre, la trobe university, deakin university, whroo, chateau tahbilk, bettina mathilde woodburn nee bromley, harcourt bromley, mathilda bromley