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At Redfern Oval

Circa 1958, thought to be the first Hume Highway motel on the corner at Gundagai.

Grazier and official Ted Dwyer was a significant contributor to the success of Young in the early to mid 1950s

Given names: Timothy John Gerard Swyer

His property was Ellmore on the Moppity Road; died aged 89 in May 2013.

Obituary:…

John Thompson would later work at leading Sydney and Melbourne radio stations and the BBC

Obituary: https://www.smh.com.au/national/john-thompson-pioneer-radio-presenter-from-2lf-to-bbc-world-service-20170806-gxqagv.html

Tumut won the Maher Cup from Harden-Murrumburrah in June and defended it against West Wyalong before losing it to Cootamundra.

Players have not yet been identified, but the winning Cup team at Harden was: Clyde Davey, Laurie Sim, Brian ‘Lightning’…

Temora Holden Taxies circa 1958

The caption indicates that Ken Boyd is with TC408, Col Marsh (TC3451), Jack Sutton (TC3278), Cecil Sutton (TC031), with possibly a Holden rep. shaking hands.

Thought to be about 1958 with the latest model…

This classic fifties picture of some young local lads hamming it up for the camera in front of the Niagara Cafe.

Left to right: Eddie Reardon, Dennis Harrison, Noel Hourn, Ted Tout. The young lad in front is Phillip (Sammy) Jones.

Reardon and…

Harden 1958:

From left: Harry Melville (captain), Les Gillard, Don McKenzie, Lindsay ‘Horse’ Ellison, Gerry Robertson, John Dowd, Bob ‘Lofty’ Blundell, Les ‘Punchy’ Jennings, Eric Kuhn, Fred ‘Frog’ Woods, Peter Burns, Tom ‘Bristles’ Apps and…

This matches the team that defended the Maher Cup against Tumut 30 August 1958

Standing from left: Father Bouchier (later club president; possibly patron), Warren Bardsley, Rod Pilon, Kevin ‘Mick’ Ball, Barry Lemon, Peter Nicholson, Ron Cooper,…