Janet and Jim Smith papers. 1910-1968.

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Janet and Jim Smith papers. 1910-1968.

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Agendas, appeals, awards, cards, certificates, conference material, constitutions, correspondence, invitations, legislation, letterheads, minutes, newsletters, newspaper cuttings, notes, notices, programmes, reports (mostly annual reports) and resolutions relating to the organisations on which Janet Smith served, particularly the Western Australian National Council of Women; newspaper cuttings relating to the South Perth Foreshore Development Scheme in which Jim Smith was heavily involved.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7031924

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National Council of Women of Western Australia

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Founded in 1911, largely due to the efforts of Lady Edeline Strickland (wife of the Governor of Western Australia) who became its first president. A non-party, non-sectarian, umbrella organisation for a large and diverse number of affiliated women's groups in Western Australia. Forms part of the National Council of Women of Australia, which in turn forms part of the International Council of Women. From the description of National Council of Women of Western Australia records, 1911-20...

Smith, Jim, 1897-1890.

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South Perth Foreshore Development Scheme

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Smith, Jim, 1897-1980

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Smith, Janet Marian, 1952-

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Ada Isabella Janet Smith, usually known as Janet Smith, served with the Western Australian National Council of Women for many years. Her husband Jim Smith was a South Perth City Councillor and in 1966 was much involved in the South Perth Foreshore Development Scheme. From the description of Janet and Jim Smith papers. 1910-1968. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 222142619 ...