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Beth Foster and Her Family Photo Album
Beth is my (Max's) sister.

Snapshots from the old Family Album

This is a small sample of the photos in our old family album, going back many years. The photos are scanned from old prints or transparencies (slides), and were taken by Max Jefferies or a member of my family, or on our behalf, and copyright is retained by us in all cases. Due to the age and deterioration of the prints and transparencies, image quality may be rather poor in some cases.

All photos are copyrighted and are not to be used for any purpose.

Beth and Elvie.

Elvie and Beth.

Elvie, Mum and Beth - a winter's day.

Don and Beth aged 17.

Don, Beth's friend.

Beth in her British Paints marching band costume - 1959.

Elvie and Beth.

Beth near the beginning of the Mile End complex.

Beth, Mum and Elvie - a summer's day.

Norma and Beth aged 17.

Beth aged 17.

Beth, Mum and Graeme aged 9.

Beth aged 17 in front of the Mile End house next to the Garage.

Beth Elvie

The Graylands Greyhounds marching band - 1958. Beth and Elvie were in two marching bands.

My sister Beth's 21st birthday, with Mum and Dad.

Beth's birthday at Maylands house.

My sister Beth & father on Beth's wedding day to Ken Foster.

A weekend mushrooming on a wet freezing day on Ken's farm.

Picking mallee roots for firewood on Ken's farm - a winter day and a summer day.

Ken's farm, "BOGADUK", at Kondinin.

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