What is the latest revision without considering specific folder?

Hello,

I need to figure out the latest revision of some SVN repository that
has been done anywhere except in specific folder (or anywhere except
by specific user/or the latest revision done by specific user).

Let's say that I have repository "household":

household/README.txt
household/Makefile
household/room1/...
household/room2/...
...
household/bathroom/...
household/trash/...

There are lots of changes in "trash" folder that I'm not interested in
(they are mostly commited by a limited number of users) and there are
rare, but important changes, usually done by a single user that can
appear anywhere but in trash (it could be a change in Makefile or a
change in any file inside any room).

I'm currently using
    cd household && svn info | grep "Last Changed Rev:" | sed 's/^Last
Changed Rev: \(.*\)$/\1/' && cd ..

and whenever the version changes from last time, I need to start a
time-consuming task on computer. Contents of "trash" have no
influence, so I would like to ignore any changes done in trash (or
ignore any changes done by a limited number of users that commit
there).

My short question is: what's an easy way to determine the last change
done in any folder except in trash? I don't mind the form - it can be
some svn command or some loop in bash/sh, a combination of both, or
sometheing completely else.

I'm probably able to write some ruby program that loops over all the
files and calls svn info on every one of them and then compares
results, but I'm sure that there's some more elegant solution. I'm a
complete newbie in both svn and bash.

Thanks a lot for any hints,
    Mojca

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