Mr. Gordon Andre was a shopkeeper and opened his store in the 1920’s in Andrew Street. He served on the Esperance Roads Board in 1947 representing the Grass Patch ward.

 

Gordon Andre and Alan Chase

Mr Gordon Andre presenting Alan Chase from the Chase Syndicate with a painting of the Esperance landscape.

 

Gordon Andre & Ethel Andre

Courtesy of Merv.

 

 

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