Photos

From the State Library of Victoria - this photo is only identified as 1920-1930, with Dad Brewer in the middle of the back row - but we have the following possibilities:

Peter O’Neill MAY be 3rd from the left in the middle row.

Wayne Lock, Peter Lock & Kevin Brogan

Syd Davies & Eril Stephens

Sonja Ostlund, Marj Barton, Elaine Walters & Syd Davies

Sonja Ostlund, Julie Francis & Mavis Webb

Sonja Ostlund & Julie Francis

Sheila Martin, Midge Kempster, Janina Perechoden, Spencer Sandilands & Rod Thompson

San, Doug Loft & Albie Kenny

Sally Hardy & Bob Docking

Robin Bavinton, Midge Kempster & Jenny Gibby

Steve Cox & Paul Walsh

Peter Lock & Mr Rupe Harrison

Peter Gray & Frankie Widdows

Neil Harrison & Julie Francis

Merlene Wilkinson, Mr Rupe Harrison & Albie Kenny (showing off his handy work)

Mark Whitmore, Suzy Taylor & Veronica Walsh

Marilyn Gloz, Karen Pontin, Graeme Sneddon, Carole Sagar, Dianne Robertson & Sandra Prust

Marilyn Gloz & Helsy Wall

Leonie Crozier & Annie Robertson - What The??

Karen Burns waiting for friend, Helen Simpson

Julie & Chris Francis

Judy Williams with her husband and our fabulous caterer, Richard Walsh

John Crane, Lachlan McPherson, Sandra Prust, Dianne Robertson

John Gloz

Source: Item MM10230- From the ‘Museum Victoria’ collections. https://collections.museumvictoria.com.au/items/763854

This photo is part of a large photographic collection of glass plate and film negatives, photographic prints and photo albums, relating to the development of the electric power supply industry in Victoria, operated by the State Electricity Commission of Victoria (SECV) from 1919 to 1993 and various predecessors private and municipal power supply enterprises dating back to the late 1880s.

The feared hockey player - Jeanette Foggo

Helsy Wall, Josef Sestokas, Mavis Webb, Barbara Hunt, Bruce King & Graham Beanland

Back: Frank Mehaffey, Phil Blunt, Rod Sterling, Linton Planner, Billy Hodgson, Colin Ellis
Front: Roy Hainsworth, Bill Fletcher, John Poelsma, Brian Anderson, Stuart Bailey

Back Row: George Botten, Tim McCoy, George Newton, Col Webster, Claude Hayes, Col Benson.
2nd Row: Bunny Comber, Kevin Comber, Fred Byron, Peter O'Neil + Alan Hawkins.

1929-33 First Dancing School in Yallourn

Back Row: Rae Barton, Beryl Spratling, Neta Spittal
Front Row: Audrey Thomas, Ruby Amos, Jean Hattam

Nelson

Typists in the Typing office. Photo taken by Mrs Hunt.

Another group of new typists photo taken by Mrs Hunt. Sorry not very clear.
I think Moira Irvine is 4th from the left.

L- R: Grace Psalia, _ Dudley, ? , Margaret Laszczyk, Tilly Verbern, ?

Elevated photo of front

Dr Harry Player with Dr Cousins and Dr Brentnall

This 'pony' sized beer glass with the "Yallourn Hotel" monogram etched into it has another more interesting side to it. The initials "G.D.B." that's also etched into the glass stands for George Dixon Brown, the original licensee of the hotel. Those that don't remember George would probably remember or heard of "Ma Brown", George's wife who took over the license of the hotel after George died. It took me some time to find out what the initials "G.D.B." stood for but thanks must go to Pat Widdows for helping out in identifying it.

41 Banksia Street side view with Mrs Garland's garden

Chancellor Family

Vegie garden at 22 Latrobe Ave

Elvie Chancellor's daughter with nephew (Chris Lloyd) out the back of 22 Latrobe Ave - showing back door of house, bedroom window and sleepout extension on right.

Mrs Chancellor, Elvie & daughter out the back of 22 Latrobe Ave

Colin, Graeme & Nelson

Elva, Leonie, Nancy & Nelson

Yallourn scene showing shops, Catholic presbytery, St Therese's Church, Post Office and State Savings Bank

Mike Duke (coach)
Back Row: Peter Brown, ? Barry Hill, Timmy D'alterio, ? , ?
Front Row: Scott Lee, ? , ? , ? Curtis, Gary Plautz, Stephen Husquin

Back Row: ? , Scott Lee, ? , Shane Long, ? , ? , ?
Front Row: ?, ? , ? , Dave Fletcher, ?

Audrey Charlton, Nancy, Gladys & Graeme

Colin Smith

The final Save Yallourn Committee was the President, Joe Dell, Treasury, Honor Crane, and Secretary, Ted Hopkins. The two boxes of the entire information of Save Yallourn Committee was provided to me. As such, the boxes were placed in a shed of Greville Street 48-54 accommodation and offset printing places. A terrible problem occurred when the shed and boxes were fire burned (1979?). Just a selection of items were still available for the SLV and my residence.
....Ted Hopkins 2019

Gladys