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Federation University Historical CollectionBook - Book - Scrapbook, Ballarat School of MInes: Scrapbook of Newspaper Cuttings, Book 19, October 1983 to February 1984
... ...traditional end for classes...The papers concerned are The Courier, Ballarat, The Australian, The Age over the period of 20 October 1983 to 25 February 1984. courses available teaching positions advertised nick morris wins photo competition ross armstrong's photo douglas miller to play in melbourne concert ballarat teachers join strike smb to cut programs adult literacy course at smb visitors from indonesia selkirk brick pty ltd farm apprenticeships smb art instructor neville bunning smb vocational skills centre exhibition sums up lives of colquhouns amalie colquhourn neville bunning still painting at 81 lauren pointon smb wins organ scholarship former smb students honored philip tjerkstra edward sperber peter manzel traditional end for classes karina martin - modern greek classes $670000 grant for school first woman completes building construction course at smb - nerida smith more continue studies in hope of jobs twelve learn first skills - fitting and machining art prize has local links hugh williamson- art benefactor woolclassing courses at smb cut louise kellett wins photographic prize Book with yellow cover, front, spiral bound. ...Collection of newspaper articles related to Ballarat School Of Mines.They cover activities and advertisements for staff. The papers concerned are The Courier, Ballarat, The Australian, The Age over the period of 20 October 1983 to 25 February 1984.Book with yellow cover, front, spiral bound. courses available, teaching positions advertised, nick morris wins photo competition, ross armstrong's photo, douglas miller to play in melbourne concert, ballarat teachers join strike, smb to cut programs, adult literacy course at smb, visitors from indonesia, selkirk brick pty ltd, farm apprenticeships, smb art instructor neville bunning, smb vocational skills centre, exhibition sums up lives of colquhouns, amalie colquhourn, neville bunning still painting at 81, lauren pointon smb wins organ scholarship, former smb students honored, philip tjerkstra, edward sperber, peter manzel, traditional end for classes, karina martin - modern greek classes, $670000 grant for school, first woman completes building construction course at smb - nerida smith, more continue studies in hope of jobs, twelve learn first skills - fitting and machining, art prize has local links, hugh williamson- art benefactor, woolclassing courses at smb cut, louise kellett wins photographic prize -
Kiewa Valley Historical SocietyKnife for Ladies Purse, circa mid to late 1900's
... traditional role of rural women had been entrenched from first colonisation of Australia. The use of such a small compact knife could also have been used by male cigar smokers (docking the end of the cigar). This method of preparation of a good cigar would have been used by wealthy property owners or men of "class ...This "ladies" pocket knife was used up to the late 1900's by influential and "well off" ladies, not only as a fashion statement but as a practical tool when away from the kitchen/home to peel fruit and provide a cutting instrument for small items. It was a method to show the growing independence of women to skillfully process food away from the home and kitchen. The use of such a small compact knife could also have been used by male cigar smokers (docking the end of the cigar)This "lady's "purse" knife was a demonstration of the growing independence of women in Australia and especially in rural areas up to the 1940's. The two World Wars provided the opportunity for women to take over what was traditionally "men's work". This evolution of women's equality in society brought changes to what the traditional role of rural women had been entrenched from first colonisation of Australia. The use of such a small compact knife could also have been used by male cigar smokers (docking the end of the cigar). This method of preparation of a good cigar would have been used by wealthy property owners or men of "class"This small one blade knife (lady's) has an "ivory" body containing one small blade. Horizontal lines in "off white" appearance run from one end to the other. One end has a "U" fitting(to provide an anchorage for a chain). This small knife could also have been used by male cigar smokers.ladies pocket knife, small knives, traveller's cutting implements -
Musculoskeletal Health Australia (now held by the Glen Eira Historical Society)Photograph - Group photo, 18/03/2003
... The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, four dancers dressed in traditional costume, perform a dance with colourful hand-held fans....The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, four dancers dressed in traditional costume, perform a dance with colourful hand-held fans. arthritis foundation of victoria afv osteoporosis victoria ov western region health service western region health centre phong nguyen president vietnamese community vicki andrew coordinator aged care disability services dr peter wong rheumatologist q&a trinh nguyen facilitator panel speakers dr hoang tran gp sharon miller dietician lily radcliff physiotherapist jane hawke physical activities officer culturally and linguistically diverse cald languages other than english lote migrant communities vietnamese skinner reserve braybrook park cohealth braybrook community hub 2003 COL photo of four dancers (one partially obscured), wearing traditional Vietnamese dress. ...In partnership with Arthritis Victoria (incorporating Osteoporosis Victoria), the Western Regional Health Service conducted a seminar on musculoskeletal health for the Vietnamese community. The event was held on the 18th of March, 2003 at the Western Region Health Centre in Braybrook. Speakers included Phong Nguyen (President of the Vietnamese Community), Vicki Andrew (Aged Care and Disability Services Coordinator), and Dr Peter Wong (Rheumatologist). A Q & A session was also held with a panel of health professionals. Facilitated by Trinh Nguyen, the panel included Dr Hoang Tran (GP), Sharon Miller (Dietician), Lily Radcliff (Physiotherapist), and Jane Hawke (Physical Activities officer at Arthritis Victoria). A Vietnamese dance troupe provided entertainment during the lunch break. The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, four dancers dressed in traditional costume, perform a dance with colourful hand-held fans.COL photo of four dancers (one partially obscured), wearing traditional Vietnamese dress. They are performing a dance with colourful hand-held fans.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, western region health service, western region health centre, phong nguyen, president, vietnamese community, vicki andrew, coordinator, aged care, disability services, dr peter wong, rheumatologist, q&a, trinh nguyen, facilitator, panel, speakers, dr hoang tran, gp, sharon miller, dietician, lily radcliff, physiotherapist, jane hawke, physical activities officer, culturally and linguistically diverse, cald, languages other than english, lote, migrant communities, vietnamese, skinner reserve, braybrook park, cohealth, braybrook community hub, 2003 -
Musculoskeletal Health Australia (now held by the Glen Eira Historical Society)Photograph - Group photo, 18/03/2003
... The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, five dancers in traditional dress are performing a dance. ...The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, five dancers in traditional dress are performing a dance. ...In partnership with Arthritis Victoria (incorporating Osteoporosis Victoria), the Western Regional Health Service conducted a seminar on musculoskeletal health for the Vietnamese community. The event was held on the 18th of March, 2003 at the Western Region Health Centre in Braybrook. Speakers included Phong Nguyen (President of the Vietnamese Community), Vicki Andrew (Aged Care and Disability Services Coordinator), and Dr Peter Wong (Rheumatologist). A Q & A session was also held with a panel of health professionals. Facilitated by Trinh Nguyen, the panel included Dr Hoang Tran (GP), Sharon Miller (Dietician), Lily Radcliff (Physiotherapist), and Jane Hawke (Physical Activities officer at Arthritis Victoria). A Vietnamese dance troupe provided entertainment during the lunch break. The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, five dancers in traditional dress are performing a dance. A child has walked up to the dancers to have a closer look. A man is holding the child's hand.COL photo of a man and a child standing close to a troupe of dancers in traditional Vietnamese dress. The man is bending forward as he holds the child's hand. The dancers are each holding a round, flat-bottomed basket in front of their faces.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, western region health service, western region health centre, phong nguyen, president, vietnamese community, vicki andrew, coordinator, aged care, disability services, dr peter wong, rheumatologist, q&a, trinh nguyen, facilitator, panel, speakers, dr hoang tran, gp, sharon miller, dietician, lily radcliff, physiotherapist, jane hawke, physical activities officer, culturally and linguistically diverse, cald, languages other than english, lote, migrant communities, vietnamese, skinner reserve, braybrook park, cohealth, braybrook community hub, 2003 -
Musculoskeletal Health Australia (now held by the Glen Eira Historical Society)Photograph - Group photo, 18/03/2003
... The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket....The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket. arthritis foundation of victoria afv osteoporosis victoria ov western region health service western region health centre phong nguyen president vietnamese community vicki andrew coordinator aged care disability services dr peter wong rheumatologist q&a trinh nguyen facilitator panel speakers dr hoang tran gp sharon miller dietician lily radcliff physiotherapist jane hawke physical activities officer culturally and linguistically diverse cald languages other than english lote migrant communities vietnamese skinner reserve braybrook park cohealth braybrook community hub 2003 COL close up photo of a dancer in traditional dress (with another dancer partially obscured). ...In partnership with Arthritis Victoria (incorporating Osteoporosis Victoria), the Western Regional Health Service conducted a seminar on musculoskeletal health for the Vietnamese community. The event was held on the 18th of March, 2003 at the Western Region Health Centre in Braybrook. Speakers included Phong Nguyen (President of the Vietnamese Community), Vicki Andrew (Aged Care and Disability Services Coordinator), and Dr Peter Wong (Rheumatologist). A Q & A session was also held with a panel of health professionals. Facilitated by Trinh Nguyen, the panel included Dr Hoang Tran (GP), Sharon Miller (Dietician), Lily Radcliff (Physiotherapist), and Jane Hawke (Physical Activities officer at Arthritis Victoria). A Vietnamese dance troupe provided entertainment during the lunch break. The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket.COL close up photo of a dancer in traditional dress (with another dancer partially obscured). She is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, western region health service, western region health centre, phong nguyen, president, vietnamese community, vicki andrew, coordinator, aged care, disability services, dr peter wong, rheumatologist, q&a, trinh nguyen, facilitator, panel, speakers, dr hoang tran, gp, sharon miller, dietician, lily radcliff, physiotherapist, jane hawke, physical activities officer, culturally and linguistically diverse, cald, languages other than english, lote, migrant communities, vietnamese, skinner reserve, braybrook park, cohealth, braybrook community hub, 2003 -
Musculoskeletal Health Australia (now held by the Glen Eira Historical Society)Photograph - Group photo, 18/03/2003
... The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket....The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket. arthritis foundation of victoria afv osteoporosis victoria ov western region health service western region health centre phong nguyen president vietnamese community vicki andrew coordinator aged care disability services dr peter wong rheumatologist q&a trinh nguyen facilitator panel speakers dr hoang tran gp sharon miller dietician lily radcliff physiotherapist jane hawke physical activities officer culturally and linguistically diverse cald languages other than english lote migrant communities vietnamese skinner reserve braybrook park cohealth braybrook community hub 2003 COL close up photo of a dancer in traditional dress (with another dancer partially obscured). ...In partnership with Arthritis Victoria (incorporating Osteoporosis Victoria), the Western Regional Health Service conducted a seminar on musculoskeletal health for the Vietnamese community. The event was held on the 18th of March, 2003 at the Western Region Health Centre in Braybrook. Speakers included Phong Nguyen (President of the Vietnamese Community), Vicki Andrew (Aged Care and Disability Services Coordinator), and Dr Peter Wong (Rheumatologist). A Q & A session was also held with a panel of health professionals. Facilitated by Trinh Nguyen, the panel included Dr Hoang Tran (GP), Sharon Miller (Dietician), Lily Radcliff (Physiotherapist), and Jane Hawke (Physical Activities officer at Arthritis Victoria). A Vietnamese dance troupe provided entertainment during the lunch break. The day ended with a "Tai Chi for Arthritis" workshop and a strength training class. In this photo, a dancer in traditional dress is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket.COL close up photo of a dancer in traditional dress (with another dancer partially obscured). She is holding a round, flat-bottomed basket. In the background, there is another woman (in contemporary casual dress) walking past.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, osteoporosis victoria, ov, western region health service, western region health centre, phong nguyen, president, vietnamese community, vicki andrew, coordinator, aged care, disability services, dr peter wong, rheumatologist, q&a, trinh nguyen, facilitator, panel, speakers, dr hoang tran, gp, sharon miller, dietician, lily radcliff, physiotherapist, jane hawke, physical activities officer, culturally and linguistically diverse, cald, languages other than english, lote, migrant communities, vietnamese, skinner reserve, braybrook park, cohealth, braybrook community hub, 2003 -
Bayside Gallery - Bayside City Council Art & Heritage CollectionPainting - oil on linen, Stieg Persson, Duck and quail eggs, Italian herbs, 2015
... end cuisine by depicting rococo style blackboards which offer the latest in fine dining, alcohol, exercise classes, skin treatments and lavish linens. Persson is presenting a subtle critique of the contemporary obsession with food; as contemporary society places greater significance on the connoisseurship of eating, it does so in lieu of engagement with culture as it is traditionally conceived (music, theatre, literature and art)....end cuisine by depicting rococo style blackboards which offer the latest in fine dining, alcohol, exercise classes, skin treatments and lavish linens. Persson is presenting a subtle critique of the contemporary obsession with food; as contemporary society places greater significance on the connoisseurship of eating, it does so in lieu of engagement with culture as it is traditionally conceived (music, theatre, literature and art). stieg persson brighton signage graffiti food chalkboard bayside painting oil on linen Duck and quail eggs, Italian herbs Painting oil on linen Stieg Persson ...With a career spanning over 30 years as a painter, Stieg Persson is a well known figure within the Australian and international art world. Persson’s work is celebrated for his distinct (yet eclectic) style, which consists of elements associated with abstraction, figuration and decorative art, as well as the artist’s deeply intellectual interrogation of Australian culture and society. In this work titled, Duck and quail eggs, Italian herbs, Persson reflects on contemporary parallels in changes of taste and the desire for decadence as a political and social drive. Inspired by Brighton’s iconic Church and Bay Streets, the artist addresses the social currency of luxury and high-end cuisine by depicting rococo style blackboards which offer the latest in fine dining, alcohol, exercise classes, skin treatments and lavish linens. Persson is presenting a subtle critique of the contemporary obsession with food; as contemporary society places greater significance on the connoisseurship of eating, it does so in lieu of engagement with culture as it is traditionally conceived (music, theatre, literature and art).oil on linenstieg persson, brighton, signage, graffiti, food, chalkboard, bayside, painting
