Black and white photograph of the McDonald's Family Restaurant at 112 Main Street, Blackburn, 1994. Large cut-out of Ronald McDonald on left and 3 staff member at right.mcdonald's family restaurants

Timber board listing the following gold members Television Victoria Ltd Natures Cargo McDonalds Family Restaurants Ballarat Mid-City Motor Inn Golden Point Tabaret Sovereign Hill Ballarat Village Conference Centre Bell Tower Inntelevision victoria ltd, natures cargo, mcdonalds family restaurants ballarat, mid-city motor inn, golden point tabaret, sovereign hill, ballarat village conference centre, bell tower inn

In November 1989, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria launched its "Children with Arthritis Family Support Group" brochure at the McDonald's restaurant in Deer Park. Depicted in this photo are David James Cunningham, Victorian Legislative Assembly Member for Derrimut (1985-1992), and Robert Daniel, Manager of McDonald's Deer Park, with some children from the Family Support Group at the launch.B&W photo of two men sitting at two small tables. One of the men is holding a brochure titled, "Children with Arthritis Family Support Group". There are several copies of the brochures on the tables. Sitting and standing around the men is a small group of children. Some are looking directly at the camera while others are looking at the brochure in the man's hands.[Handwritten on a yellow sticky note, in blue ink] MR. CUNNINGHAM, MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR MELTON, AND ROBERT DANIEL, MANAGER OF DEEP PARK McDONALD'S RESTAURANT WITH CHILDREN WITH ARTHRITIS AT THE LAUNCHING OF THE FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP BROCHURE SPONSORED BY McDONALD'S RESTAURANT.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, children with arthritis, family support group, brochure, launch, david james cunningham, victorian legislative assembly, derrimut, melton, mcdonald’s restaurant, robert daniel, manager, deer park, fast food, pfizer, sponsors, 1989

In November 1989, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria launched its "Children with Arthritis Family Support Group" brochure at the McDonald's restaurant in Deer Park. Depicted in this photo are Robert Daniel, Manager of McDonald's Deer Park, with Glen Arbuckle, one of the children attending the launch. This Photograph appears on page 12 of the Vol 2 No 4, November 1989 issue of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria's quarterly magazine, Arthritis Update. It accompanies an article titled, "McDonald's and Pfizer help juvenile arthritis". It is also mentioned in the article that Glen Arbuckle had won the Pfizer Young Achievers' Award for Victoria that year.A man and a boy, both standing, pose for a photo in front of the counter of a fast food restaurant. The man (wearing a suit, shirt and tie), is carrying a tray of food and a drink. Next to him, the boy (wearing an "Australia" jumper with an Australian flag design within a large triangle) is using two walking sticks to support himself.[Handwritten in red ink] 12A. 6 [crossed out] 8 [crossed out] [Handwritten in black ink) 104% (crossed out) 106% [Handwritten in blue ink] UPDATE, NOV. '89. [On a yellow sticky note, handwritten in blue ink] ARTHRITIS UPDATE NOV 1989 Page 12arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, children with arthritis, juvenile arthritis, family support group, brochure, launch, mcdonald’s restaurant, robert daniel, manager, deer park, fast food, pfizer, glen arbuckle, young achiever’s award, sponsors, 1989

Glencoe Restaurant on Lockhart's Gap Road, Tallandoon, Victoria was owned by the family of William McDonald and his wife Helen nee Beattie. They migrated from Scotland in the early 1860s and settled in the Wahgunyah and Rutherglen area where their children were born. C1876 they took up a selection at Tallandoon, Victoria which they named “Glencoe” after their home in Scotland. The house was made of mud brick and measured approximately 18 feet by 10 feet. The roof was later replaced with tin. To supplement their farming income the McDonalds operated as Glencoe Restaurant and their hospitality was known far and wide. Three times a week, Crawford & Co coaches travelled from Wodonga to Glencoe via Kiewa over Lockhart’s Gap, changed horses at Glencoe and then went on to Mitta Mitta. An Extract from “Leader of Melbourne, Saturday 14 May 1887” relates the story of a visit to Glencoe. THE TRAVELLER MY EASTER EXCURSION by GIRVAN “From the top of Lockhart's Gap we caught our first glimpse of the Mitta Mitta River, winding like a silver thread through the flats below. A descent of some 3 or 4 miles brought us to the first settlement on the eastern side of the Gap, and a board serving as a rustic sign announcing this to be the " Glencoe Restaurant”. We resolved to rest here for the night, and, entering the cottage of sun-dried we were made welcome and received every attention at the hands of the hostess. A hardy old Highlander, lineally descended from the old clan of the McDonalds of Glencoe, the proprietor, bidding good-bye to his native vale, had sought to woo Fortune in the Australian bush, and followed the avocation of a gold miner for many years with but indifferent success and at length, renouncing this precarious method of " gathering gear," took up a selection in this valley and named his farm Glencoe, in memory of his native place. May this peaceful valley, never witness such deeds of blood as did the original home of this worthy old man. Combining a little cultivation with grazing, and adding to his income by means of the restaurant as well as by affording accommodation to the Snowy Creek and Wodonga coach, which changes horses here, our host seems to be thriving apace, and need not fear that his old age will experience any of the vicissitudes of fortune which marked his younger and struggling days.” In July 1919, “Glencoe” was sold to Mr C. A. Franks but he died immediately after and so the property was sold again in September 1919, this time being purchased by the Peters family. It was sold again to Alan Beer in 1957. Helen McDonald died on 13th November 1914 and William died on 12th March 1920.A black and white image of the McDonald family at the front of their home at Tallandoon, Victoria. The family members in this image are William McDonald Senior standing with Williamina (Minnie) (18), Helen (William’s wife) seated, Margaret (Maggie) and Hannah standing beside Helen, Barbara (13) standing in front of the coach and William Junior reclining.On sign post - The GLENCOE RESTAURANT / Horse Feed Paddocksmcdonalds of tallandoon, pioneer families of the upper murray

Former students of Rutherglen Higher Elementary School meet on Rutherglen Show day. This gathering was in the Eastern Palace Chinese restaurant at the Star Hotel on 21st October 2012.Colour photograph of a gathering of former Higher Elementary School students.Written on back of photo: "21st October 2012" Caption on separate piece of paper: "Max Wright, Ian Stones, Max Turner, Bill Morris, Doug Stanton, Gary Grail, Ken Buscall | Bob Martin, Aileen Terrill, Ena (Buscall)___, Andree (Buscall)___, Rod Johnston | Kath Morris, Jean (Buscall) McDonald, Jean Stanton, Leonie (Nicholl) Martin" rutherglen higher elementary school, rutherglen show, eastern palace, star hotel, buscall family, max wright, ian stones, max turner, bill morris, doug stanton, gary grail, ken buscall, bob martin, aileen terrill, ena buscall, andree buscall, rod johnston, kath morris, jean buscall, jean mcdonald, jean stanton, leonie nicholl, leonie martin

Former students of Rutherglen Higher Elementary School meet on Rutherglen Show day. This gathering was in the Eastern Palace Chinese restaurant at the Star Hotel on 21st October 2012. At the back are Andree (Buscall) and Jean (Buscall) McDonald. In the front are Ena (Buscall) and Ken Buscall.Colour photograph of four of the people gathered for a reunion of former Higher Elementary School students.Written on back of photo: "21st Oct 2012"buscall family, rutherglen higher elementary school, rutherglen show, andree buscall, jean buscall, jean mcdonald, ena buscall, ken buscall

Former students of Rutherglen Higher Elementary School meet on Rutherglen Show day. This gathering was in the Eastern Palace Chinese restaurant at the Star Hotel on 21st October 2012. At the back are Andree (Buscall) and Jean (Buscall) McDonald. In the front are Ena (Buscall) and Ken Buscall.Colour photograph of four of the people gathered for a reunion of former Higher Elementary School students.Written on back of photo: "21st Oct 2012 Star Hotel"buscall family, rutherglen higher elementary school, rutherglen show, andree buscall, jean buscall, jean mcdonald, ena buscall, ken buscall