South West Sydney

Kathy Zanetic opens the Bocce Club every second Sunday and oversees the cooking. The Bocce Club was established in 1941 by migrants from the 'old Yugoslavia'.

Ivan Puderic, member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

Steve Bakaric (Mary Perich's brother), member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

Jess (Dusanka) Krilich, member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

Slaven Maris, member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

Slaven Maris, member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

Benny Milat, member of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.

George Posa (right). Members of Leppington Bocce Club, established in 1941 as the Partizan Club by migrants from the 'old' Yugoslavia.