Historical information

In June 1988, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) had an information stand at the Investment & Retirement Seminar, which was held at the Royal Exhibition Buildings. This photo depicts Channel 9 News anchor, Brian Naylor, posing for a photo with AFV staff and one of the event organisers at the AFV's information stand. This photo appears on page 3 of the Vol 1 No 3, September 1988 issue of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria's quarterly magazine, Arthritis Update. Above the photo is the title, "Bryan Naylor says hello". The photo is captioned: "Channel 9 news reader, Brian Naylor, paid a visit to the Arthritis Foundation's stand at the June Investment and Retirement Seminar at the Exhibition Buildings. He is pictured, second from left, with Robyn Hill AFV Fund Raising Manager, Bernard Rogers AFV Chief Executive and Tony McHugh, who organised the seminar." Brian and Bernard are depicted in the photo holding open AFV Physiotherapist Valerie Sayce's book, which she co-authored with Ian Fraser. The book is titled, "Exercise beats Arthritis". An article promoting the upcoming event, titled "Investment and Retirement Exhibition", appears on page 3 of the previous issue of Arthritis Update (Vol 1 No 2, June 1988).

Physical description

Colour photo of four people standing in front of a multi-panel display board. The two people in the middle are holding open a book titled, "Exercise beats Arthritis". The display board contains textual information and Photographs.

Inscriptions & markings

[On a yellow sticky note, handwritten in black ink] Channel 9 News Anchorman Brian Naylor pays a visit to the Arthritis Foundation's stand at the June Investment & Retirement Seminars at the Exhibition Buildings. L to R. Robyn Hill, Brian Naylor, Bernard Rogers and Tony McHugh exhibition organiser. [On the same sticky note, handwritten in blue ink] .6. 1988 [On the same sticky note, handwritten in pencil] 95% [On a round, white label on the top right of the photo, handwritten in black ink] B11 [On the photo, handwritten in blue ink] 3B