Help mend Broken Lives was a Youth Accommodation project co-sponsored by the City of Maroondah. It was a fund raising appeal in 1983 for destitute and homeless teenagers.A single sheet printed with tear off lower half about appeal to raise money for destitute and homeless teenagers

Ruby and Archie with two young peopleColoured photograph of the harkers and two teenagers

Two male teenagers sit at a table covered in a white tablecloth. One is being served by a waiter, who is placing potatoes on his plate from a silver tray, whilst the other sits with his plate complete with potato and other foodstuffs that also look a bit like potatoes in variety of ways. Two glasses sit before the teenagers, as does salt and pepper shakers and a small plate with what looks like half a boiled potato topped with slices of cucumber. In the background another waiter is walking past towards a man in a dark white and white shirt (only just visible). The room has wooden panelling and a beige concertina window, possibly concealing the kitchen behind. The wording under the picture reads "Lance and Darren experiencing silver service at a C.O.H.A.T restaurant". This could have been part of a dining experience between students who came to Burwood school and a local TAFE college.Digital image of two boys at a restaurant with a waiterrvib burwood school, education

Twenty four page knitting pattern book featuring eight colour images of teenagers wearing knitwear, and sixteen pages of black and white printed text and graphics.front: [printed] 662 / PRICE / CODE / D / Patons Teenagers / in Totem or Bluebell / EASY / TO FOLLOW / PATTERNSknitting, pattern, fashion, knitwear, teenagers, leg warmers, patons and baldwins (australia) ltd

Article from a collection of newspaper clippings from October 1968 to July 1971Article about the filthy state the Teenage Club of Cowes left the Shire Hall in and the Shire of Phillip Island Council has placed them on probation.phillip island, cowes, cowes teenage club

This book is part of a collection of books, photos and memorabilia donated from the Chatham-Holmes family collection. The information in the booklet first came from the "St Louis Code" Missouri, and was modified to suit Australian families by Medical Mother and Jean Cooper of The Courier-Mail in Brisbane.This blue, light card covered booklet is eight pages long. It is stapled at the fold.chatham-holmes family collection, a code for teenagers and their parents, medical mother, the courier-mail, jean cooper

A male at a kitchen sink, tap running and starting to wash up. Next to him, closer to camera, a female has her hand over some scraped plates that sit next to a soaking saucepan. Another male approaches the sink area from the far side. Poster hang above the sink, whilst to the left of the sink are white overhead cupboards holding kitchen items and below the white bench top are dark orange cupboard doors. Between the two males, there is possibly a microwave. Below the picture are the words "Luncheon over ... the clean up begins".Digital image of three people in a kitchen arealife skills, rvib burwood school

Newspaper Clipping from "The Mail", 24- 9 -1996. P19 "Teenagers' efforts rewarded"'. The community service work of two Maroondah teenagers has been recognised in seperate awards named in the Queen's honour. Paul Voutier, a Boys Brigade member from Ringwood, has earned his Queen's badge. Meanwhile, Warranwood teenager AndrewTiley will be presented with the Queen's Scout badge for his experience and leadership with the North Ringwood Venturers.

The Teenager, His Family and His Peers was a paper presented to the 1968 Federal Conference of the Legacy Clubs of Australia by Legatee John Hall of Melbourne Legacy (held in Ballarat from 7th to 10th November 1968). By resolution of the Conference it was printed by Legacy Co-ordinating Council for distribution upon their request to Legacy Clubs. It was stored with another paper presented at the 1968 Conference 'The Fundamentals of Legacy' which had the notation H51 in blue pen to show that it was part of the archive project that was trying to capture the history of Legacy. An example of the type of subject matter that Legatees shared at annual conferences. Brochure on white paper with black type about the role of Legacy with teenagers and families x 16 pages.history, conference

Photographs of 8 local children hanging out in Willis Street Greensborough in 1996 during a game of football on the street in the Greenhills estate.Set of 5 colour photographs of teenagers in the streetFirst names of people in photos are written on back of each photographwillis street greensborough, football, greenhills

Slide. Fire Brigade Competitions. Teenager with hose aimed up at targetslide, bendigo, frie brigade competitions, fire brigade competitions

A photo of Operation Float when Junior Legatees were taken on an outing to the Victorian Yacht Club in 1975. Melbourne Legacy provided many outings and experiences for Junior Legatees.A record of the one of the outings provided for Junior Legatees.Black and white photo of a group of children and teenagers and an adult seated on a boat. Handwritten 'P7 / LEGACY / Operation Float 6 - 4 - 1975 / Guests of Vic. Yacht Club each year'. Stamped 'COPYRIGHT, The Herald and Weekly News LTD. , Melbourne Australia, NOT TO BE REPRODUCED OR DISPLAYED WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION' in blue ink.junior legatee outing, operation float

White certificate of recognition with a grey box in the centre and four images of teenagers along the right side of the page. Contained in a gold plastic frame. Black text reads;Certificate of Recognition Wangaratta High School is taking action as a partner of the Hume Regional Youth Commitment Hume Regional Youth Commitment Every young person- every opportunity

Back row: Adolf Linsenmaier, Jurgen Tretz, Mr Weaving (teacher), Heinz Palmer (partly hidden) and Gottlob Reinhart (alias ABU ULI, Arabic for father of Ulrich). Middle row: Eberhard Bitzer, Erich Haering, Aerbe Black. Front row: Ernst Wied, Helmut Palmer, Kuno Kaltenbach (in lederhosen) and Harold Gratze.Black and white photograph of 12 boys and teenagers, one young and 1 older man standing in front of a hut with 2 prominent ventilators. Young bloke in front right in traditional shorts and braces.internee children, camp 3, adolf linsenmaier, jurgen tretz, mr weaving, gottlob reinhart, eberhard bitzer, erich haering, aerbe black, ernst weid, helmut palmer, kuno kaltenbach, heinz palmer, abu uli

Studio photograph of standing young female teenager. Dress length several inches below knee. Lace fringed apron with ruffled shoulder cape on shoulders. Faded ink stamp on photo front. Lancaster Bairnsdale, Gippsland.Lancaster Bairnsdale Gippslandphotograph, person, female

Folded twiceA list of WW1 books available from Whitehorse Manningham Librariesworld war 1914 - 1918., books

See Item 4533The diary is still a significant witness to the cruel persecution of Jews and attempted extermination of Jewry by Hitler and his adherents. The Frank family's hiding place at Prinsengracht 263 Amsterdam, is a much visited museum. Translations, plays and movies have followed the diary's publication. Travelling exhibitions have included one in the Melbourne Jewish Museum. The diary is often used as teaching material in secondary schools.A 269p. soft cover edition of this famous WWII diary of a Jewish teenager in hiding. Apart from the text it contains a number of photos of Anne in the pre-war years. These had not yet been published in the earlier editions (see Item 4533). A secondary titile reads: "Dagboek brieven 14Juni 1942 - 1 Augustus 1944". (Diary Letters 14th June 1942 - 1st August 1944)

This knitting pattern book was published by the Melbourne 'Herald' newspaper, and contains knitting patterns for womens garments.The Complete Home / knitting / Illustrated / Jumpers and Cardigans / Twin Sets: Gloves / Man's Pullover / Ski Cap and Gloves / Teenager's Dress / THE HERALD, MELBOURNE / ONE AND SIXPENCEknitting handicrafts - history, herald and weekly times ltd, knitting, handicrafts - history

Badge of Tilly Aston replicated from a photograph of her during her teenager/early adulthood. Rectangle in shape with a bronze background. 1 plastic badge with image of Tilly Astonassociation for the blind, badges, tilly aston

Jaryd Clifford, a legally blind teenager from Diamond Valley hopes to become the first Australian to compete in athletics at both the Paralympic and Olympic GamesNews article 1 page, black text and colour image .paralympic and olympic games, diamond valley athletics club, jaryd clifford

A teenager who defended an assault victim at KFC Greensborough [117 Grimshaw Street] was awarded a Victoria Police Community Safety Recognition Award. Further details at Item 4050,News clipping, black text and colour image.kfc greensborough

(number in album 03377.2)Black and white photograph of Variety Club Bash participants,Ian and Cathy Clifford, Jason Kitto and cancer patient Brett Finneran, sitting at table enjoying drinks, prior to taking part in the Canteen Australia Trek for two days raising funds for teenagers with cancer. Lakes Entrance Victoriacharities, clubs

Debutante Balls were held by various organisations to give teenagers the experience of dressing formally in a formal situation and to learn ballroom dancing. The girls with their partners, are then presented to someone of importance before displaying their skills in ballroom dancing. Mt Beauty United Church and Mt Beauty High School held a debutante ball for 14 couples on Friday 2nd July 1971. The card lists many names- To Hon. Ivan Swinburne, M.L.C., the joint hosts and hostesses, maids of honour, flower girl, page boy, training, orchestra and master of ceremonies. The 14 debutantes are named and that of their partners.This tradition continues in the town.Pale blue and white folded card with serrated edges and gold printdebutante ball, united church of mt beauty, mt beauty high school