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6. (List copyright Sandra Nixon)
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7. Set list, Old Parliament House, 23/01/2000. (Copyright Dale Dengate)
8. Set list, Old Partliament House, 23/01/2000 (Copyright Dale Dengate)
9. Set list - Don't go busking on my street corner. Jamberoo , n.d. (Copyright Dale Dengate)
10. Set list - Sporting heroes (Copyright Dale Dengate)
from Dale 31/03/2018 - All the items in that workshop were written by John. That was a very popular workshop.
11. Set list found in Archives, August 2018 - Gulgong Opera House, undated. (Copyright Dale Dengate)
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Scans of songs found in Dengate papers
12. ABC Song (Hawk your charms Aunty) (Copyright Dale Dengate)
13. Bush Music Club Rounds (Copyright Dale Dengate)
14. Charlie's coming to Timbertop, composed 1965 (not 1955) - supplied by Chris Woodland (Copyright Dale Dengate)
15. Draft of Kuwait (Copyright Dale Dengate)
15. The Melbourne Goes Through, 1963? 1964 (Copyright Dale Dengate)
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Wednesday 30 May 2018
Visit to Tritton Hall by Duke Tritton's daughter and one of his grandsons, May 2018
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Mavis Morris (known as May) is Duke's youngest child & Don Tritton is the son of Duke's second youngest child, also named Don.
When Duke Tritton died in 1965 he left 10 children and a total of 94 descendants, by 1980 when Tritton Hall was officially opened he had 126 descendants. His youngest child, May (b. 1933) was not at the opening of Tritton Hall.
(page 68, from John Meredith's Duke of the Outback. BMC Archives, )
From Duke's grandson Chris McLean (son of Linda McLean) 03/06/18 - Gertrude (Duke's sister), Donald (son), Audrey (daughter), Glenda (granddaughter, back), Olga (Duke's sister), Dulcie (daughter), John (grandson, back), Jean (daughter), Linda (daughter), Judy (granddaughter), Christopher (grandson, back), Diane (granddaughter), Emma (Don's wife)
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When Duke Tritton died in 1965 he left 10 children and a total of 94 descendants, by 1980 when Tritton Hall was officially opened he had 126 descendants. His youngest child, May (b. 1933) was not at the opening of Tritton Hall.
(page 68, from John Meredith's Duke of the Outback. BMC Archives, )
From Duke's grandson Chris McLean (son of Linda McLean) 03/06/18 - Gertrude (Duke's sister), Donald (son), Audrey (daughter), Glenda (granddaughter, back), Olga (Duke's sister), Dulcie (daughter), John (grandson, back), Jean (daughter), Linda (daughter), Judy (granddaughter), Christopher (grandson, back), Diane (granddaughter), Emma (Don's wife)
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Friday 25 May 2018
2018 Heritage Ball, Ermington Community Centre, Saturday 19th May.
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Bob Bolton collection - A selection of photos from the 1983 Heritage Ball displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
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As Parramatta Town Hall is being renovated, we booked Ermington Community Centre, not as elegant as the Town Hall, & not available past midnight, but so much easier for parking!
Thanks to Wendy Richmond for coordination of the Ball, to Wendy, Michelle Bolliger, Beck Richmond & their helpers for the lovely supper, to Dave Johnson & the Heritage Ensemble & the callers, and to all those who decorated the Hall, moved furniture, cleaned up ...
We hope to be back at Parramatta next year, but will we be able to return that Hall to it's pristine state & remove all our gear in 30 minutes again?
The Hall was decorated with photos from our early balls, from the first in 1978 to 1989.
Links to photos displayed are at the end of this article.
1. Sorting tangles of lights
2. Once again Blacktown Boy's Brigade members looked after the drinks
3. Photos from early Balls were on display on the walls
4. Mike Young
5. Caller Don Richmond
6. Dance cards
7. A Regency group
8. Cameron Ritchard escorting Palisha Prajapati to her first Colonial Ball
9. Three gentlemen
10. First dance
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14. President Sharyn Mattern & Editor/Webmaster Mike Young lead the Grand March
15. Caller Don Richmond
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17. Julia Wang & Richard Shaw
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27. Ralph Pride & Colette
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29. Gial Lesley
30. Tune books & electronic devices
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36. Wayne Richmond - his 2018 photos will be posted here
37. Arthur Heckendorf & tuba
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39. Anthony Simon photographing family & friends
40. Don Richmond & Amy Simon
41. Caterer Beck Richmond
42. Beck cleaning up after supper
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44. Caterer Michelle Bolliger
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46. Heritage Ensemble, 2018
(Photos - Sandra Nixon)
Bob Bolton Collection - 1982 Colonial Subscription Ball, Hurstville Civic Centre
1986 9th Colonial Subscription Ball
1980 -1st Colonial Masquerade Ball, Saturday 17th May & 3rd Colonial Subscription Ball, 30th August
Colin Fong Collection - A selection of 1980s Ball photos displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
Bob Bolton collection - A selection of photos from the 30th Anniversary Subscription Ball, 19th August 1984 displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
Thanks to Wendy Richmond for coordination of the Ball, to Wendy, Michelle Bolliger, Beck Richmond & their helpers for the lovely supper, to Dave Johnson & the Heritage Ensemble & the callers, and to all those who decorated the Hall, moved furniture, cleaned up ...
We hope to be back at Parramatta next year, but will we be able to return that Hall to it's pristine state & remove all our gear in 30 minutes again?
The Hall was decorated with photos from our early balls, from the first in 1978 to 1989.
Links to photos displayed are at the end of this article.
1. Sorting tangles of lights
2. Once again Blacktown Boy's Brigade members looked after the drinks
3. Photos from early Balls were on display on the walls
4. Mike Young
5. Caller Don Richmond
6. Dance cards
7. A Regency group
8. Cameron Ritchard escorting Palisha Prajapati to her first Colonial Ball
9. Three gentlemen
10. First dance
11.
12.
13.
14. President Sharyn Mattern & Editor/Webmaster Mike Young lead the Grand March
15. Caller Don Richmond
16.
17. Julia Wang & Richard Shaw
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27. Ralph Pride & Colette
28.
29. Gial Lesley
30. Tune books & electronic devices
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36. Wayne Richmond - his 2018 photos will be posted here
37. Arthur Heckendorf & tuba
38.
39. Anthony Simon photographing family & friends
40. Don Richmond & Amy Simon
41. Caterer Beck Richmond
42. Beck cleaning up after supper
43.
44. Caterer Michelle Bolliger
45.
46. Heritage Ensemble, 2018
(Photos - Sandra Nixon)
Bob Bolton Collection - 1982 Colonial Subscription Ball, Hurstville Civic Centre
1986 9th Colonial Subscription Ball
1980 -1st Colonial Masquerade Ball, Saturday 17th May & 3rd Colonial Subscription Ball, 30th August
Colin Fong Collection - A selection of 1980s Ball photos displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
Bob Bolton collection - A selection of photos from the 30th Anniversary Subscription Ball, 19th August 1984 displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
Bob Bolton collection - A selection of photos from the 1983 Heritage Ball displayed at the 2018 Heritage Ball
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