Joe & Jean Smith's Family at the West Coast Industries Fair late 1950s

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Description Joe & Jean Smith's Family at the West Coast Industries Fair late 1950s.. Joe holding Murray, Lyn, Jean. (front) Tim, Tony and Anna....Date of PhotoLate 1950`sMap^[1]Contributor Kelvin Webster

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Location (city or town)GreymouthPersonMurray SmithJoe SmithJean SmithLyn SmithTony SmithJoe SmithAnna SmithEvent Joe & Jean Smith's Family at the West Coast Industries Fair late 1950s

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Date Created29th August 2021CommentsPriscilla-Chang Newton
Worked with Joe at Strongman mine he was hard case always laughing and a hard worker,

Janet Kilkelly
They were a lovely family

Megan Webster
That's a great photo! I haven't seen that one before.

Diane Craig
Christine Sara any relation to you.

Pauline Naylor
Lovely photo of a very well loved Runanga family.

Annie Smith
Beautifully dressed family. All standing with dignity and smiling.
Fast forward 70 years and it’s hard to recognise if some are actually human beings.

Carol Cook
I remember standing as a family just inside the gates at Victoria Park for fair and races photos.
Always thought the Smith family home in Pitt Street should have a swimming pool in the "round piece" on the front lawn! Goodness they had a huge front section to mow .... I remember thinking that often as I saw Mr Smith mowing it as I went past on my way to Auntie Myrtle and Uncle Trotter's.

Janice Hahn
Chloe McKinnon-Smith - Grandad and great grand parents!!

Tom Esta Richardson
Great photo, such lovely people,Joe was so good to our Grandad Guiseppe (Joe) Piasente

Ian Speakman
Is that young Murry

Corinne Ord
Smiths were a loving and caring family, i spent a lot of time playing wit Anna

Michelle Dorreen
Great photo, lovely family. Mrs Smith taught me to sew at St Joseph's school.

Ann-maree Mclean
lovely family, at school with Murray and Tim, and my older brothers with Lynne Anna and Tony, great section and hill for doing roly poly's on when we were kids

Colleen Smart
That's a lovely Photo of Uncle Joe and Aunty Jean and all the cousins.Much fun was had over the years.

Jenny Jones
Great photo ,another one of our lovely customers Jean always enjoyed a chat with her .

John Crowley
A lovely family that typifies what life in our little town held precious

Vern Pattinson
TIM WAS AT STRONGMAN AS WELL

Vern Pattinson
Was tony a doctor in later years

Priscilla-Chang Newton
Vern Pattinson No that was Murray Caught up with him at the Runanga Rugby League Reunion. Tim and Tony are both gone now RIP old mates.

Vern Pattinson
Priscilla-Chang Newton Murray was at my old Doctors surgery we had a good laugh

Shona Ratana
I just loved this fair Had limited finances BUT enough to have a few rides. So exciting.

Colleen Smart
Murray is a Dr.Retired now.

Vern Pattinson
Colleen Smart yes meet him

Lyn Galvin
Lovely family used to have lots of fun at school and after with them

Lois Wotton
I went to St Mary’s High with Lynette. Fun person!

Ann Knipe
Great Pitt St neighbours.

Yvonne Lawson
I remember them. Anna looks just as I remember her.

Marie Grgic
Love to see the Smiths, that is great.

Margaret Mulloy
Murray was dr as he was mine at north Avon rd

Vern Pattinson
Margaret Mulloy yes Marg he was there when i was at that surgery

Noeline Pinn
Lovely photo of old neighbours.

Mary Fenemor
Noeline Pinn thought of u, when I've just seen this, Lovely photo,now

Brenda Brown
Was there neighbour for a short time when I got married first time they were lovely neighbours Jean taught me had sewing at st Joseph in the late 60s
Margaret Mulloy
He was great.

Ian Murch
Lovely family, dad must be so proud,i know i would.

Carole OConnell - Great family photo.

Marie Grgic - 2 Smith Jim and Joe.

Gail Bradley - What a lovely family.

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