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The dog




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

Front yard tennis champ




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Opposite youth Club




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Picture of house + bungalow




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Grove - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 05/08/2010 in Photo

1 Tarwin Gve - Gunnill Family




Published on 04/08/2010 in Photo

Fletcher's House




Published on 04/08/2010 in Photo

Getting ready to relocate to Moe South




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy

See separate file "Another Fortunate Life"




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy

Grew up in house from my birth until I married Patricia Douglas from Morwell Bridge, then we lived in Tyers Ave. Mother remained in house until her death. Couple of photos of early days attached - none of the house itself at Narracan Ave - only the one "at the back & garage" and one of mother, self and electricity poles. Immediate Neighbours: Abel; Price; Scholes Nearby Neighbours: General Superintendent at end of street




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy

A wonderful neighbourhood full of kids. Engwells, Frenchs, Coads (Broadway West), Houstons (Church St), Jim Evans (Broadway West, Cox and Backman families (Church St) and Kings in Broadway West. The Roberson family consisted of one boy (Mrs R first marriage) named Graham and twin girls. Graham was doing Yr 11 and I must have been about year 8. He always complained of getting a hard time from his step-father (I remember one complaint being that he had to clean his sisters shoes!!).




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy

I remember milk deliveries (horse & cart), ice man delivery and the Rawleigh's man in his little Austin or Bedford Van. I can also remember the Day WWII ended in August 1945. Immediate Neighbours: Hyde - daughter Margaret? Son? Other side - Bill & Trixie Spicer Nearby Neighbours: 2 doors away Ron, John & Trevor McColl; across the road - Wharton




Published on 11/07/2010 in Tenancy

2km from Married Quarters to Yallourn Tech School. Learnt to swim in Latrobe River near Power Station