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Greensborough Historical Society
Article - Article, Newsletter, Plenty Historical Society, Tribute to Neisha Rudd Forbes: Plenty News & Views, October 2020, 2020_08
... Tribute to Neisha Rudd Forbes: Plenty News & Views, October...neisha forbes...A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes (nee Rudd), inaugural... Plenty Lower Plenty melbourne A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes ...A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes (nee Rudd), inaugural President of the Plenty Historical Society (2001-2009). It outlines her work with the Society and personal life over many years. This article written by Neisha's sister Vivienne Rudd Henry.1 Page, text and colour image, printed. Also PDF copyneisha forbes, plenty historical society, plenty -
Greensborough Historical Society
Article - Article, Newsletter, Kerry Fitzmaurice, A Tribute to Neisha: Plenty News & Views, August 2020, 2020_08
... neisha forbes...A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes (nee Rudd), inaugural... Plenty Lower Plenty melbourne A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes ...A tribute to the late Neisha Forbes (nee Rudd), inaugural President of the Plenty Historical Society (2001-2009). It outlines her work with the Society over many years. This article written by current President Kerry Fitzmaurice.3 Pages, text and colour images, printed. 2 copies. Also PDF copyneisha forbes, plenty historical society, plenty -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Sundays at Sutherland, 2013_
... for Rotary. Neisha Forbes email 1/4/2017: "In this photograph... to raise money for Rotary. Neisha Forbes email 1/4/2017 ...Desley Elkhom and Ralph Rudd, the owners of Sutherland (once an orphanage) run a Sunday market to raise money for Rotary. Neisha Forbes email 1/4/2017: "In this photograph is of my brother, Ralph Rudd and his partner Desley Elkhom, they were setting up a market at Sutherland Homes site – a community market trying to bring on local produce, and involve the Plenty CFA to raise money for equipment. It ran for about 2 years, but sadly as they did not have indoor cover, it either rained on the Sunday, they had the stalls, but did not get the people, or had the people and no stalls. It stopped about a 18 months ago. It was at 14 Yan Yean Road, Diamond Creek. At the intersection of Yan Yean Road and Diamond Creek Road, the old Sutherland Homes property."News clipping, black text, colour image. Text incomplete.