Paul Blacker left school at 15 to start a printing apprenticeship, he then entered Otira obtained his HSC & Local Preachers Certificate was a lay preacher at Moonee Ponds in 1977, Ordained 1988, First ministry was Daylesford from 01/88 to 08/91, Eaglehawk 09/91 to 09/97, Presbytery Minister for the Loddon-Campaspe Presbytery, Synod of Victoria & Tasmania placement; Minister of Hoppers Crossing UC; Minister of Melton UC. Chairperson of Port Phillip West Presbytery.B & W waist length photograph of Rev. Paul C. Blacker wearing a dark jumper and glasses.rev paul c blacker, port phillip presbytery, loddon-campaspe presbytery

Reverend Dr Morag Logan was ordained in 1987 was chaplain at Ormond College and CCTI University of Melbourne; subsequently she became Presbytery Minister Pastoral Care for Port Phillip East Presbytery, UCA.Head and shoulders BW photo of Rev. Dr Morag LoganMorag Logan page 19 Church and Nation 10/2/1988 p19rev. dr morag logan; chaplain; ormond college; presbytery minister pastoral care; presbytery of port phillip east

Rosemary Broadstock wrote an article headed "Struggle and conflict as the call is tested". She is married to retired minister, Lynden Broadstock, (2nd marriage) and works as a presbytery minister, previously 'new mission developer' for the Presbytery of Port Phillip West.Rev. Rosemary Broadstock (nee Spicer), photo of face.Rosemary Spicer now Rosemary Broadstock. Church and Nation 9 May 1979 supplement p2 rosemary broadstock (nee spicer); presbytery minister, uniting church

Cato College had agreed to merge with Wesley College in 1989, and Renton, who was in 1987 the chaplain at Wesley College Glen Waverley, had accepted the appointment to be Principal of Cato College in 1988, its last year of separate existence, and then Head of the Cato or Elsternwick Campus from 1989. Cato College in 1987 had Miss Dulcie Brookshaw as acting Principal. John Norman, who had been Principal of Cato, left in 1986. Robert Renton had been ordained in 1974 as Presbyterian minister in North Essendon, then was chaplain at Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School from 1975 to 1985. He continued at Wesley College as Head of Campus firstly at Elsternwick and then Prahran until 2007. For 12 months he was acting Principal of Wesley. After retirement at the end of 2007 he took up the placement of Presbytery Minister Administration at the Presbytery of Port Phillip West, and retired permanently on February 28, 2017, aged 71. Rev. Robert Renton, head and shoulders portrait, wearing coat and tie, glasses.Rev. Robert Renton, Headmaster elect Cato College (Wesley College Elsternwick)rev. robert renton; cato college; wesley college; presbytery of port phillip west

Cato College had agreed to merge with Wesley College in 1989, and Renton, who was in 1987 the chaplain at Wesley College Glen Waverley, had accepted the appointment to be Principal of Cato College in 1988, its last year of separate existence, and then Head of the Cato or Elsternwick Campus from 1989. Cato College in 1987 had Miss Dulcie Brookshaw as acting Principal. John Norman, who had been Principal of Cato, left in 1986. Robert Renton had been ordained in 1974 as Presbyterian minister in North Essendon, then was chaplain at Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School from 1975 to 1985. He continued at Wesley College as Head of Campus firstly at Elsternwick and then Prahran until 2007. For 12 months he was acting Principal of Wesley. After retirement at the end of 2007 he took up the placement of Presbytery Minister Administration at the Presbytery of Port Phillip West, and retired permanently on February 28, 2017, aged 71. Rev. Robert W Renton is shown talking to a group of students at Cato College, now Wesley College Elsternwick. Ms Di Vallance (later Findlay) who was deputy principal at the time is shown with the group. The students are standing next to a memorial drinking fountain which had been erected in memory of a girl student who had drowned rescuing a boy.Robert Renton; Cato College. Church and Nation 9 September 1987 p13 rev. robert renton; cato college; wesley college; presbytery of port phillip west

Reverend Dr Morag Logan was ordained in 1987 was chaplain at Ormond College and CCTI University of Melbourne. Dr Logan married Peter Rayner c1985. Dr Logan subsequently became Presbytery Minister Pastoral Care in the Presbytery of Port Phillip East, UCA.Rev. Dr Morag Logan and Peter Rayner standing, upper body photograph.Morag Logan and Peter Raynerrev. dr morag logan; chaplain; ormond college; presbytery minister pastoral care; presbytery of port phillip east