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Minutes and agenda of the Borough of Ringwood Council meeting held in the Ringwood Town Hall on 17-Feb-1949 sent to Cr. H.F. Pearson by the Town Clerk A.F.B. Long. Also agendas for January and March 1949.Minutes and agenda of the Borough of Ringwood Council meeting held in the Ringwood Town Hall on 17-Feb-1949 sent to Cr. H.F. Pearson by the Town Clerk A.F.B. Long. Also agendas for January and March 1949. Buff coloured manila folder containing foolscap typewritten pages. +Additional Keywords: Pearson, H.F. / Long, A.F.B.Pearson, Cr

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Agenda for meeting to be held with user representatives of Schwerkolt Cottage in the Mayor's reception room, 22/3/1994 to discuss parking and the formation of Friends of the Cottage.schwerkolt cottage, city of nunawading, friends of schwerkolt cottage

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MEETING HELD IN DAYLESFORD SENIOR ZITIZENS CLUBROOMS ON TUESDAY 10TH MAY 2011 AT 4PMAGENDA OF SPECIAL MEETING OF HEPBURN SHIRE COUNCIL IN RELATION TO THE APPLICATION FOR FUNDING FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE CLUNES MUSEUM (CLUNES COMMUNITY AND INTERPRETIVE CENTRE)agenda, hepburn shire council, local government.- clunes museum redevelopment

White card program with the annual general meeting agenda.ballarat branch of the national trust, anniversary

These items came form the estate of Gwenyth "Gwen" Goedecke. They provide a fantastic insight into the functions of the council and the various community issues the council were dealing with at the time. vic.gov.au Gwenyth (Gwen) Goedecke Gwen Goedecke campaigned for women's rights and advancement for more than 50 years. "I certainly think we developed an awareness in women of the importance of local government for the community and the importance of women playing an equal role" - Gwen Goedecke As a child growing up in Seddon during the Great Depression, Gwen Goedecke learned first-hand the extraordinary impact local government could have on people's lives. "In those days in Footscray, 1929, the poverty was shocking," Gwen said. "But in that terrible Depression, Footscray Council built the baths where we all learnt to swim. They beautified those magnificent gardens in Footscray. They created the Yarraville Gardens out of another eyesore that was a swamp and a chemical dump." In Gwen this implanted an admiration for, and confidence in, local government. It also ignited a desire to ensure female representation at all levels of decision-making. Her achievements included membership of the Union of Australian Women from 1955, advocating for equal pay, better childcare and greater representation for women at all levels of government. Gwen was also the second ever female councillor on the Sunshine City Council where she served from 1984 to 1987. "I got so fond of the western suburbs growing up here as a child," Gwen said. "I was proud to be part of a community effort to make the place a bit nicer. There was an incredible stigma about living in Footscray, when you need to be proud of where you live. It gives you strength if you recognise social and environmental needs and start to do something about it. It gives you that purpose in life and it gives people collectively some dignity." Gwen was a founding member of the Sunshine International Women's Committee in 1974 and later became Secretary. Her work in this organisation enhanced and informed local women's participation in public life. She was a member of the Footscray Local Governance Association, a campaign to encourage more women to stand for council. Gwen was also a founding member of the Footscray Centre for Working Women in 1974 where she was instrumental in helping many migrant women working in local factories obtain appropriate advice, information and assistance. Gwen was the 2006 Dame Phyllis Frost Woman of the Year, in recognition of her significant contribution to the status of women. In 2001, she was awarded the Centenary Medal for services to the community.john "jack" augustine tighe, gwenyth "gwen" goedecke, mayor