Badjaling/Winmar Collection Of Photographs - The 1960S
061168PD Alan Jones at a country show in the 1960s slwa_b2836286_19
061167PD L-R: Rachel Blurton (nee Yarran), Norm Yarran, snr., Beatrice Yarran, Ernie Jacobs and Geraldine Blurton (in front) at the Quairading show in the 1960s slwa_b2836286_20
061159PD L-R: Laurel Henry (nee Yarran), Bertha Winmar, Rhoda Jetta (nee Yarran), Beatrice Yarran, Emily Winmar (nee Michael), Reg Yarran, Norman Yarran, Merv Winmar and Bernie Jetta gathered at the Yoting church in the early 1960s (children unidentified) slwa_b2836286_21
061158PD L-R: Beatrice Yarran, Dorcas Pickett (nee Yarran), Dorothy Winmar (nee Garlett) with baby Kerry, and Rhoda Jetta at Badjaling in the early 1960s slwa_b2836286_22
061157PD Fanny Garlett (nee Bennell) at Shackleton in the 1960s slwa_b2836286_23
061156PD Dorothy Winmar and Ralph, jnr. at Yoting, 1962 slwa_b2836286_24
061172PD Syd Blurton with his children at Albany in the early 1960s slwa_b2836286_25
061171PD Standing L-R: Beatrice Yarran, Dick Winmar (Beatrice's brother), Evan Hansen; seated: Norm Yarran (Evan's brother and Beatrice's husband) and Tommy Cohn (better known as Uncle Tommy) at Yoting in the 1960s slwa_b2836286_26
061163PD Grouped at front right L-R: Owen Yarran, Eric Parfitt, Brian Panton, Tom Holmes, Alec Winmar (kneeling); in the background L-R: Harold Gidgup and Coral Morich at York in the late 1960s slwa_b2836286_27
061162PD Theodore Michael (groom), Mary Ryder (bride), Joan Ryder and Reg Yarran on wedding day at Yoting church in the late 1960s slwa_b2836286_28
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