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Vision AustraliaAudio - Sound recording, Interview with Trudi Westh by Patsy Vinzents, 1/4/2003
... Interview with Trudi Westh by Patsy Vinzents......Trudi Westh...Oral history interview of Trudi Westh by Patsy Vinzents. Recorded as part of 'The Years Between: an oral history of the RVIB 1866-1991'. ...2 audio recordings of recollections from Trudi Westh...Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Oral history Trudi Westh Patsy Vinzents 2 audio recordings of recollections from Trudi Westh Interview with Trudi Westh by Patsy Vinzents Audio Sound recording ...Oral history interview of Trudi Westh by Patsy Vinzents. Recorded as part of 'The Years Between: an oral history of the RVIB 1866-1991'. Former students and staff recall their days at RVIB, the impact of what they learned and experienced there, and how the attitudes to blindness and low vision changed over the years. 2 audio recordings of recollections from Trudi Westhroyal victorian institute for the blind, oral history, trudi westh, patsy vinzents -
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Audio - Sound recording, Interview with Harry Worland and Trudi Westh, November 1990
... Interview with Harry Worland and Trudi Westh......Trudi Westh...Oral history interview of Harry Worland and Trudi Westh by Alan Nuske. Recorded as part of 'The Years Between: an oral history of the RVIB 1866-1991'. ...Oral history interview of Harry Worland and Trudi Westh by Alan Nuske. Recorded as part of 'The Years Between: an oral history of the RVIB 1866-1991'. ...Oral history interview of Harry Worland and Trudi Westh by Alan Nuske. Recorded as part of 'The Years Between: an oral history of the RVIB 1866-1991'. Former students and staff recall their days at RVIB, the impact of what they learned and experienced there, and how the attitudes to blindness and low vision changed over the years. 2 audio recordings of recollections from former RVIB attendees and staffroyal victorian institute for the blind, allan nuske, oral history, harry worland, trudi westh -
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Audio - Sound recording, Sunday Special: RVIB history book launch, 2005
... ...Trudi Westh...Afterwards Marjorie West speaks with Esme Dunnell, Graeme and Carol McGowan, Trudi Westh, Ray Whiting, Dorothy Hamilton, Robyn Stevens and Ted Petersen, who also contributed to the book....Afterwards Marjorie West speaks with Esme Dunnell, Graeme and Carol McGowan, Trudi Westh, Ray Whiting, Dorothy Hamilton, Robyn Stevens and Ted Petersen, who also contributed to the book. ...On Wednesday 23rd February 2005, after a two year project of research and interviews with pupils, workers and staff, 'The Lighthouse on the Boulevard' (a history of the RVIB) was launched. In this edition of Sunday Special, MC Michael Walsh introduces Vision Australia CEO Gerard Menses, author Dr Judith Buckrich, participants Reuben Ryan, Steven Hurd, David Blyth and Deputy Mayor of Melbourne Gary Singer who spoke at the launch. Afterwards Marjorie West speaks with Esme Dunnell, Graeme and Carol McGowan, Trudi Westh, Ray Whiting, Dorothy Hamilton, Robyn Stevens and Ted Petersen, who also contributed to the book.Sunday Special radio program on the launch of 'Lighthouse on the Boulevard'royal victorian institute for the blind, roberta ashby, michael walsh, gerard menses, judith buckrich, reuben ryan, david blyth, gary singer, marjorie west, esme dunnell, graeme mcgowan, carol mcgowan, trudi westh, ray whiting, dorothy hamilton, robyn stevens, ted petersen, steven hurd -
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Document - Text, RVIB documents 1, 1999-2005
... ...Trudi Westh...This selection includes: - 2001 speech given during the presentation of the International Year of the Volunteer award and Leo Hartman award - invitation to Ormond Hall concert in memory of Rebecca Ryan in 2001 - announcement of Project Nexus, the agreement to merge RBS, RVIB and VAF - RVIB life membership to Trudi Westh and her career at RVIB - List of key historical figures in combined RBS, RVIB and VAF - 2005 Leo Hartman award speech - tribute to Maretia Doughty upon her retirement - RVIB Services Award to Central Council of Auxiliaries - Terms of Reference for RVIB Reference Group...This selection includes: - 2001 speech given during the presentation of the International Year of the Volunteer award and Leo Hartman award - invitation to Ormond Hall concert in memory of Rebecca Ryan in 2001 - announcement of Project Nexus, the agreement to merge RBS, RVIB and VAF - RVIB life membership to Trudi Westh and her career at RVIB - List of key historical figures in combined RBS, RVIB and VAF - 2005 Leo Hartman award speech - tribute to Maretia Doughty upon her retirement - RVIB Services Award to Central Council of Auxiliaries - Terms of Reference for RVIB Reference Group Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Corporation records Awards Trudi Westh Raleigh Street Hostel Canadian National Institute for the Blind Auxiliaries Buildings Maretia Doughty Multiple Compact Disks with documents RVIB documents 1 Document Text ...Various electronic documents preserved on CD by RVIB staff, including (but not limited to) speeches, invitations, awards, reports, minutes and correspondence relating to work undertaken by RVIB. They are not individually catalogued and a selection has instead been provided to view. This selection includes: - 2001 speech given during the presentation of the International Year of the Volunteer award and Leo Hartman award - invitation to Ormond Hall concert in memory of Rebecca Ryan in 2001 - announcement of Project Nexus, the agreement to merge RBS, RVIB and VAF - RVIB life membership to Trudi Westh and her career at RVIB - List of key historical figures in combined RBS, RVIB and VAF - 2005 Leo Hartman award speech - tribute to Maretia Doughty upon her retirement - RVIB Services Award to Central Council of Auxiliaries - Terms of Reference for RVIB Reference GroupMultiple Compact Disks with documentsroyal victorian institute for the blind, corporation records, awards, trudi westh, raleigh street hostel, canadian national institute for the blind, auxiliaries, buildings, maretia doughty -
Vision AustraliaPhotograph - Image, Foto Group, Images shortlisted for inclusion in Lighthouse on the Boulevard, 2004
... ...Trudi Westh...Hogarth Neil Westh Trudi Westh Augusta Tutton Jeremy King Robert Toseland Mary Pipczak Anita Sun Maria Robinson George Dyer Malcolm Brodie Trevor Anderson David Blyth Don Draffin Bruce Allen Kevin Murfitt Peter Ward Eileen Ayre Rosanne Cunningham Reverend William Moss David Palmer George Findlay Ormond Hall Blind Soldiers 59 scanned photographs of RVIB, blind people and buildings Images shortlisted for inclusion in Lighthouse on the Boulevard Photograph Image Foto Group ...This selection of images was shortlisted for inclusion in the book 'Lighthouse on the Boulevard' by Judith Buckrich. They include items from the State Library of Victoria collection, as well as those in the archives. The final edition of the book did not include all of them, but those that were have indications in the individual description page for each image. 59 scanned photographs of RVIB, blind people and buildingsroyal victorian institute for the blind, buildings, leal house, employment, tilly aston, aaron solomon, annie rose drummond, j.t. hogarth, neil westh, trudi westh, augusta tutton, jeremy king, robert toseland, mary pipczak, anita sun, maria robinson, george dyer, malcolm brodie, trevor anderson, david blyth, don draffin, bruce allen, kevin murfitt, peter ward, eileen ayre, rosanne cunningham, reverend william moss, david palmer, george findlay, ormond hall, blind soldiers -
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Audio - Sound recording, Olinda reunion 1992: 50 years on, 1992
... ...Trudi Westh...Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Oral history Cyril Minns Margaret Tompkins Hugh Jeffrey Trudi Westh Gwen Baird Phyllis Jenkins Dorothy Hamilton Joan Morice Bryan Sitlington Ray Betson Ron Best Elaine Leahy Essie Smith Glenys Jay 2 audio recordings of the reunion of Olinda attendees Olinda reunion 1992: 50 years on Audio Sound recording ...In 1942, the children who attended the RVIB School were evacuated to Olinda as the Armed Services took over the most of the site until 1945. Remembering the first day at the Georgian House at Olinda, all the children were asked to write home to their family to advise them of their evacuation. As many parents could not read Braille, these letters were taken first to the Braille Library then to the home of a former student, who had to advise them of their child's relocation. At this reunion, 50 years later, the days at Olinda are remembered by the students, two parents and some staff members in various recordings.2 audio recordings of the reunion of Olinda attendeesroyal victorian institute for the blind, oral history, cyril minns, margaret tompkins, hugh jeffrey, trudi westh, gwen baird, phyllis jenkins, dorothy hamilton, joan morice, bryan sitlington, ray betson, ron best, elaine leahy, essie smith, glenys jay -
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Audio (item) - Sound recording, Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind, Around the Institute: March 30, 2004
... March 30: Bursary winner – Samantha Oglivie, Council of Auxiliaries – Trudi Westh....March 30: Bursary winner – Samantha Oglivie, Council of Auxiliaries – Trudi Westh. Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Radio shows 1 digital sound file in WAV format Around the Institute: March 30, 2004 Audio Sound recording Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Corey Nassau ...Around the Institute was a weekly program consisting of interviews around a specific topic, undertaken by host Corey Nassau. March 30: Bursary winner – Samantha Oglivie, Council of Auxiliaries – Trudi Westh.royal victorian institute for the blind, radio shows -
Vision AustraliaNewsletter - Text, Out and About: RVIB Auxiliaries newsletters 2001 (March/April, September, December), 2001
... The conclusion of Rochester, Quambatook and Berwick groups, 70th anniversary celebrations for Donald, Portland, Traralgon and Winchelsea, celebrations at the RVIB Annual day, staff changes at RVIB, awarding of bursaries to tertiary students with a summary of each recipient, profile of Jean Hedington at Kyneton, the changing face of collection boxes and tins and Trudi Westh, and an overview of Carols....The conclusion of Rochester, Quambatook and Berwick groups, 70th anniversary celebrations for Donald, Portland, Traralgon and Winchelsea, celebrations at the RVIB Annual day, staff changes at RVIB, awarding of bursaries to tertiary students with a summary of each recipient, profile of Jean Hedington at Kyneton, the changing face of collection boxes and tins and Trudi Westh, and an overview of Carols. Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Auxiliaries 29 pages of text and images Out and About: RVIB Auxiliaries newsletters 2001 (March/April, September, December) Newsletter Text ...RVIB Auxiliaries raised monies for the organisation at a grassroots level, via a variety of meetings, fundraisers and events. To keep them in touch with head office and to let branches what other branches were doing across the state, regular newsletters were sent out. The conclusion of Rochester, Quambatook and Berwick groups, 70th anniversary celebrations for Donald, Portland, Traralgon and Winchelsea, celebrations at the RVIB Annual day, staff changes at RVIB, awarding of bursaries to tertiary students with a summary of each recipient, profile of Jean Hedington at Kyneton, the changing face of collection boxes and tins and Trudi Westh, and an overview of Carols.29 pages of text and imagesroyal victorian institute for the blind, auxiliaries -
Vision AustraliaNewsletter - Text, Out and About: RVIB Auxiliaries newsletters 2005 (March, June, Spring), 2005
... The final meeting of the Central Council of Auxiliaries at the home of Trudi Westh, and the winding down of the Leongatha, Essendon, Korumburra, Greensborough, Wodonga and Koo Wee Rup branches, the launch of the RVIB history book 'Lighthouse on the Boulevard' and an interview with RVIB client Karen Nelson about her upcoming book on her life story....The final meeting of the Central Council of Auxiliaries at the home of Trudi Westh, and the winding down of the Leongatha, Essendon, Korumburra, Greensborough, Wodonga and Koo Wee Rup branches, the launch of the RVIB history book 'Lighthouse on the Boulevard' and an interview with RVIB client Karen Nelson about her upcoming book on her life story. ...RVIB Auxiliaries raised monies for the organisation at a grassroots level, via a variety of meetings, fundraisers and events. To keep them in touch with head office and to let branches what other branches were doing across the state, regular newsletters were sent out. The final meeting of the Central Council of Auxiliaries at the home of Trudi Westh, and the winding down of the Leongatha, Essendon, Korumburra, Greensborough, Wodonga and Koo Wee Rup branches, the launch of the RVIB history book 'Lighthouse on the Boulevard' and an interview with RVIB client Karen Nelson about her upcoming book on her life story.20 pages of text and imagesroyal victorian institute for the blind, auxiliaries -
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Text, RVIB Central Auxiliary, 1927 - 2004
... The Auxiliary members did not only raise money they also raised awareness of the services provided by RVIB and worked closely with the Public Relations/Fundraising departments. Trudi Westh from Camberwell in Melbourne was recognised with a medal of the Order of Australia OAM . ...The Auxiliary members did not only raise money they also raised awareness of the services provided by RVIB and worked closely with the Public Relations/Fundraising departments. Trudi Westh from Camberwell in Melbourne was recognised with a medal of the Order of Australia OAM . ..." An important decision was made by the board in May last 1927 to form a Central Auxiliary with representatives from each Municipality. It has long been felt that such an Auxiliary would bring the work of the Institute more prominetly under the notice of the public and assist in finding the large sum required each year to carry on. A meeting was accoringly called for the purpose and an auxilirary formed. A strong committee was elected with Mrs James Angus as President. Mr James Angus Vice- President of the Institute was appointed by the Board of Management as Chairman of the Auxiliary." From RVIB Annual Report 1927. This collection includes Annual reports for 1966, 1969 -1970, 1973 - 1974, 1976 - 1977, 1978- 1979 and 1980 - 1981 and an incomplete lists of 10 - 25 years service badge Auxiliary members and Life Governors. The Auxiliary members did not only raise money they also raised awareness of the services provided by RVIB and worked closely with the Public Relations/Fundraising departments. Trudi Westh from Camberwell in Melbourne was recognised with a medal of the Order of Australia OAM . Mrs Westh finished her 18 year term as President of the Council of Auxiliaries in 2004. A Brief history of Auxiliaries is included. Annual reports -- minutes-- letters -- newspaper clippings -- 1 account book -- photos -- various loose papers. royal victorian institute for the blind
