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Radio 5PBA FM Michael of Gawler, Doug Smith of Largs Bay and Denise Guest of Salisbury Heights. 20th June 1990.
All it takes is a good reading voice and a microphone! Rostrevor resident Joy McKay is literally at home when it comes to taking part in Radio for the Print Handicapped every Tuesday between 1 - 2.30pm on Radio 5UV. 23rd November 1988.
This pilot of the airways is Russell Farr of Lockleys, a volunteer on Radio 5UV's Talking Print Program. 3rd August 1988.
Ellen Gill from Hillbank reading on the Talking Print radio show on Radio 5UV. 23rd November 1988.
Colin Elix of Walkerville prepares to read news on Radio 5UV's Talking Print show. 16th November 1988.
Family Planning Association and Radio 5PBA FM broadcasting a program on youth issues. 15th January 1993.
Radio 5PBA FM, broadcast from Salisbury College of Advanced Education, is celebrating its 10th birthday. Phil Branford is at the controls. 28th September 1988.
Burnside resident and radio announcer Hilde Fritz is ready to go on air on her favourite program Talking Print, which she regularly contributes to. 2nd November 1988.
Dernancourt/Highbury Red Cross Branch, left to right, Margaret Gore (Highbury), Delyse Schirmer (Dernancourt), Shirley Calvert (Highbury), Ulla Anderson (Sweden - guest speaker) and Christine Evans (Highbury). 5th September 1990.
Red Cross. Sam Lesnikowski (Beaumont) Finance Manager and Jenny Murton (Toorak Gardens) Special Projects Manager with one of the Red Cross Appeal Father's Day baskets. 22nd August 1990.
Red Cross Garden Party. left to right, Elvea Gallas (51 years in Red Cross), Doris Kruss and Ethel Hedley. 4th April 1990.
Red Cross Warradale branch volunteers Edna Coombe (left), Marj Scott, Glory Osborn and Adelaide Jones with their Red Cross service medals. 7th June 1989.
Miss Jean Dent (left) at the World Red Cross Day presentation with Mrs Joyce Schultz of Glen Osmond and Mrs Jean Edgeloe of Kensington Gardens, who both received Honorary Life Membership. 17th June 1987.
Barry Tuit...raised $20,000 for the Red Cross during the past seven years. His effort scored him this year's Red Cross service award. 12th November 1986.
A donor giving blood at the Pirie Street Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service. 11the March 1992.
Jacqui Button (Parafield) takes blood from Phillip Fanning at Marion Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service. 27th May 1992.
Craig Darling (Red Cross Public Relations Officer) of Belair and Jennifer Bennett (Red Cross Race Day Co-ordinator) of Dulwich, dressed in their silks loaned from Bonnetts Saddlery in Hutt Street, Adelaide. 17th October 1990.
Meredith Edwards rubs daughter Naomi's nose after finding out that Grange Red Cross had sponsored Naomi in the Red Cross Society's annual fundraising drive. 1st April 1987.
Young Phil Sedgley-Perryman found a cool spot on the lawn to enjoy his afternoon tea when he attended this year's Red Cross twilight garden party at Government House. Phil is the son of Barbara Sedgley and Lance Perryman of Cowandilla. 1989.
Red Cross launched its 75th anniversary year and this year's Red Cross Calling Appeal from March 11 and 12 at a garden party in the grounds of Government House. Among the helpers serving refrreshments were (from left) Barbara Coligan (Hawthorn), Chris Best (Leabrook), Jean Walker (Kensington Park) and Sue Such (Coromandel Valley) dressed in World War 1 Red Cross nurses uniforms. 8th March 1989.
A happy group of Red Cross volunteer drivers (from left) Tom Keays, Vern Verrall, Ken Townley and Margaret Williams. 8th March 1989.
Eileen and Charles Gardiner of Para Vista are served afternoon tea by Chris Best of Leabrook. The Red Cross Garden Party was held in the grounds of Government House where the President of Red Cross, Lady Dunstan launched the 75th anniversary and the Red Cross Calling Appeal. 8th March 1989.
At the Red Cross garden party in the grounds of Government House to launch the society's 75th anniversary 1940s fashion parade models included Dianne and Paul Collahan of Christies Beach and Olive Reader of Morphett Vale. During the evening the Society's president Lady Dunstan, launched the Red Cross Calling March Appeal which continues until the end of this week. 15th March 1989.
Richard Shibber, area superior for the Port Adelaide Red Cross, is ready to doorknock. 1st March 1989.
Madeleine Groves (left) and Margaret Santin, both of Highbury, were among guests at the twilight garden party of Government House, at which the 1988 Red Cross Calling March Appeal was launched by Lady Dunstan. Both are members of the North Adelaide Red Cross branch. 1988.
Dave and Phyll Potter of Glenelg and Ralph Foster of Brighton with Rhys Jones (seated) Executive Director of Red Cross. 7th March 1990.
Sid Hartman of Grange, Margaret Tilley of Plympton and Fred Angas (Mayor of Henley and Grange) with Rhys Jones (seated) Executive Director of Red Cross. 7th March 1990.
Ken Waley (Morphett Vale), Richard Downward (O'Halloran Hill) and Sandra Mullins (Christies Beach) with Rhys Jones (seated) Executive Director of Red Cross. 7th March 1990.
Valerie Brooks (Enfield), Nelia Thomas (Blackwood) with Rhys Jones (seated) Executive Director of Red Cross. 7th March 1990.
