Grey Main School Reunion photos. - 3 PHOTOS-

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DescriptionPhoto 1:An event at Rugby park.
Photo 2:Std 3 boys-Photo taken at Dixon park.
Some of the names are:Shrive twins, Jock Robertson,Jack Hagland, Jimmy Jermyn,Max McGlashan.
Absent:Reg Kear, George Greenhill,Garth Bennington,Webster, Turner, Longstaff.
Photo 3: Original newspaper clipping.Map^[1]Contributor Mary Fenemor

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Location (city or town)GreymouthPersonJock RobertsonWebsterTurnerGeorge GreenhillGarth BenningtonLongstaffMax McGlashanReg KearGeorge GreenhillJack HaglandJimmy JermynOrganisation (eg business)Grey Main School EventGrey Main School Reunion photos.

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Date Created27th December 2019CommentsIan Murch I went to grey main from 1935 to1939 teachers were miss ogrady ,miss moor

Ian Murch I lived in karora by the rugby grounds

Karen Jackson Reg Kear was my great uncle and George Greenhill was his friend.

Susan Hutchings Were there twins in the Greymouth Shrives family?
We’ve not heard this before.
Janet Mapley Linda Gascoigne (née Shrives), are also twins.

Mary Fenemor Yes, Twin Boys, Born to Eve and Joe Shrives in Feb 26th 1924; Robert Frank & Henry William.; Harry was drown at age 21, and Our Dad ( Super ) passed away Sept.2001

Heather Newby where was Harry Drowned? thats tragic.. such a young age

Mary Fenemor Im sure it was a pond? by a dredge, on the West Coast. I never seen so Many Flowers ,on a Grave, as This photo, had in , On the Day of Uncle Harrys Funeral.

Brian Beban Amazing how Arnott's Hill was clear and obviously farmed. As well, Chunn's Hill was also grassed and farmed in the 50's when I was roaming the hills as a kid. Sadly, all covered in gorse and blackberry nowdays.

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