1 Benjamin James Scudds, born in 1986, SA, AUSTRALIA. Parents: 2 and 3. [Note 1].
2 Peter Scudds, born in 1955, AUSTRALIA. Parents: 4 and 5. Married (2) about 2003, NSW?, AUSTRALIA, to Beverley Roberts, daughter of Richard Roberts 1930-2001 and ------ Newcombe. [Note 2].
... married about 1980, SA, AUSTRALIA, to...
3 Marina Medoro. [Note 3].
... with:
4 Kelvin Howard Scudds, born on 9 December 1923, Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA, died on 23 March 2001, SA, AUSTRALIA, buried, Enfield Memorial Park, Roberts Memorial Rose Garden (age at death: 77 years old). [Note 4].
... married on 17 December 1949, North Adelaide, SA, AUSTRALIA, to...
5 Thelma Bertha Carter, born in 1923, died on 23 September 1998, SA, AUSTRALIA, buried in September 1998, Enfield Memorial Park, Roberts Memorial Rose Garden (age at death: 75 years old). [Note 5].
... with:
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| [D P S awarded Public Service Medal for outstanding public service in assisting homeless men overcome the barriers to participation in training and employment [itsanhonour.gov.au/honours 12 June 2006]. [David and Marina moved to the management of the Crafers Tavern in the Adelaide Hills.] [Mr David SCUDDS, 47 Cox Crescent, Dundas Valley NSW. For outstanding public service in assisting homeless men to overcome the barriers to participation in training and employment. Mr Scudds has been the Centrelink Community Officer at Parramatta since November 2003 and, during this time, he has worked in partnership with a range of community sector agencies to develop the ‘Beyond the Link’ project which assists homeless men address the barriers to participation and enhances their ability to take up training and employment opportunities. His work has led to the development of increased confidence in Centrelink service delivery and an understanding of the government’s welfare reform agenda by non-government agencies. The customer group to whom Mr Scudds provides a service is among the most disadvantaged in the Australian community, and he has demonstrated enormous commitment, compassion and innovation in working with them to help them become self sufficient and participate in the broader community. Outcomes have ranged from securing permanent accommodation, to volunteering and enrolling in TAFE courses to employment. Feedback from participants indicates that the program assists with building self esteem, managing feelings of anger, learning about what options are available, and seeing a way forward from their current situation. Mr Scudds personal contribution has ensured the success of the program which is now being delivered for a third time.] |
| [The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Tuesday 8 June 1948 p5 Article. Remanded - Bail was allowed Kelvin Howard Scudds 24, apprentice electrlcal fitter, of Asquith Street, Nailsworth, when he was remanded until Friday on a charge of having, on May 26 received two wheels, valued at $5, the property of the RAAAP.] [The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Tuesday 29 March 1949 p12 Family Notices ENGAGEMENTS: CARTER-SCUDDS, The engagement is announced of Beth, second daughter or Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Carter. Roseworthy, to Kelvin, only son of Mr & Mrs Howard Scudds, Nailsworth.] [The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Friday 16 December 1949 p24 Family Notices - CARTER-SCUDDS: The marriage of Beth second daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P W Carter of Roseworthy to Kelvin Howard, only son of Major & Mrs. H Wilson Scudds, Prospect Gardens, will be solemnised at Archer Street Methodist, North Adelaide, at 6pm on Dec 17th.] [Scudds, Kelvin Howard: Service Number 48614 : Date of birth:09 Dec 1923 : Place of birth:Adelaide, SA : Place of enlistment:Adelaide: Next of Kin: Scudds, Lynda. (Leading Aircraftman) Unit - No 58 Operational Base Unit Drysdale, Royal Australian Air Force: Date of Court Martial - 5 February 1944]. Contents date range 1939-1948.] [Kelvin was a Sergeant Telegraphist, and his service was known to include a posting to Drysdale, when the airstrip there was part of the early frontline against the Japanese. His service also included the Gawler W.T. From there he was posted as I.C. to 7RS on Wedge Island which was then on a care and maintenance basis. Kelvin was also a TPI man [Morrie Fenton, SA].] |
| [The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Tuesday 29 March 1949 p12 Family Notices Engagements: Carter-Scudds, The engagement is announced of Beth, second daughter or Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Carter. Roseworthy, to Kelvin, only son of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Scudds, Nailsworth.] [The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Friday 16 December 1949 p24 Family Notices - Carter-Scudds: The marriage of Beth second daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P.W. Carter of Roseworthy to Kelvin Howard, only son of Major & Mrs. H. Wilson Scudds, Prospect Gardens, will be solemnised at Archer Street Methodist, North Adelaide, at 6pm on Dec 17th.] [T S 75yr., Known as Beth.] [1998 Sep 25 also noted.] |
| The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA :1931-1954) Wednesday 7 October 1953 SCUDDS - On October 3 at Northern Community Hospital, to Beth and Kelvin - a daughter Robyn Anne. Thanking Dr. F. R. Wickes and staff. |
| 2012 Jan 30 they will take over the licence of the Milang Hotel on the shores of Lake Alexandrina. They will run this pub in addition to their existing business, the Mt Compass Tavern, which is 35 km away. (Millicentnow) |