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Thiso's Store - What Year anybody? - whose cars? - the Holden Station Wagon is very familiar?
 

1. Pattrick, this shop was conducted by my mother in the 1930's. My brother has a photo taken in the backyard of my sister holding me in her arms. I look to be about 3 years of age. I'll try to get a copy to send onto you. Allan Woodhouse 
2. Don't know who owned the big grey car but the other one is Mrs Gloria Booshand and she used that car as a school bus for out to Charlie Taylors way and also did the mail in it.  She told me she had that car until well into the 70's before one of the children wiped it out. regards from Bev Francis
 

Pattrick these are from a collection of very small photos given to me by Mrs Thistleton - Margaret Weston

Veterans discussing their notes and procedure for Anzac Day , from left Reg Wallace, Gordon Thistleton and Dave Lewis on Anzac Day 1979, all deceased
This is the occasion when the Paytens closed the commercial hotel and moved over the road to to the Tudor Inn. I dont know he first person on the left but the next is The legendary Joyce Payten, The lovable Reg Jardine , Arthur Haylock , Andy Poole, Abbey Payten,. Hazel Haylock, and peeping in on the corner Councillor Reg Wallace, that is from left to right.
Joyce Ingram across the table.

 

 

 

Our last permanent bush nurse, Sister Phillip receiving a presentation from Councillor Arthur Haylock(dec), on her retirement.

Street march that was Anzac day 1979
Here's a photo of a group of locals bidding goodbye to the old drinking hole. A challenge to identify someone you know-3 Payten children about middle of front row.- Margaret

Nimmitabel photo taken from the top of hill on Old Bega Road, no date, but early 1900s
Does anybody know who the contributor was please?


 

Hi Pattrick, 
Thought you may be able to use a picture of this woodcut done by I SARD (may be SAAD) dated 23-5-1957. 
My mother purchased this at about that time but I don't knpw anything about the woodcarver. 
The woodcut is 360mm high x 165mm wide x 45mm deep.
I have shot it with a blue background, which I have removed. 
Regards, 
Peter Goed. 08.03.06

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