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Jenny Davison2022-02-04T16:04:10+10:30Poem "They're a weird mob" written about people living at the Shell Patch in the 1960's Mentions Lee Robins, Murray Anock, Dean McMullen, Bill McDougall, Jim the Pommy (Lavin), Ron & Joan Ayton, Lofty, Owen & Lewis Daw, Wally Leuch, Lloyd & Joe Fimeri, Max Grund, Colin & Laurie Seekamp, Ron Schubert, Howard Edwards, Lennie Dunn
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Jenny Davison2022-02-04T16:05:34+10:30Poem "They're a weird mob" written about people living at the Shell Patch in the 1960's Mentions Lee Robins, Murray Anock, Dean McMullen, Bill McDougall, Jim the Pommy (Lavin), Ron & Joan Ayton, Lofty, Owen & Lewis Daw, Wally Leuch, Lloyd & Joe Fimeri, Max Grund, Colin & Laurie Seekamp, Ron Schubert, Howard Edwards, Lennie Dunn
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2018-06-12T12:36:22+09:30Dugout, postcard of Joan & Ron Ayton's dugout Ron and Joan Ayton came to Coober Pedy in 1957. Ron served as Treasurer and later as Chairperson of the Progress Association while Joan was the Secretary.
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2018-04-20T04:46:56+09:30Ron Ayton working on the Community Hall which was built by voluntary labour. The first school was conducted in this hall.