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Deep Turtle, Semaphore Hotel debut on February 12.
Close Call.
Cotters Bequest.
Cur.
Disciple.
Diane Dixon and the Hammers, (left to right) Bob Binelli, vocals / drums; Paul Buchecker, guitar / vocals; Sam Raciti, bass / vocals; Diane Dixon, vocals; Sean Timms, Keyboards / vocals.
Glenelg town Clerk Mel Baker and Mayor Don Mason show the old anchor which has been restored as a Bicentennial project. 20 January 1988.
Glenside Post office acting postmaster Barry jeffery gives the First Fleet Bicentennial philatelic packages the stamp of approval. 27 January 1988.
The Golden Crow Beacon goes up in flames. 1988.
Natalie Stewert with some of the dolls to be displayed at this weekend's Bicentennial Doll Extravaganza at Hahndorf. 6 April 1988.
Children and their grandparents recently went to Pioneer Village, Hackham as part of a Bicentennial activity. Here Natalie, 7, of Blackwood and Kym, 7, of Eden Hills and carmel Maxwell are pictured building a model of the Pioneer Village. 11 May 1988.
PRETTY BUBBLES...With bubble-maker in hand, four-year old Happy Valley youngster Christine had lots of fun at the recent Old-Fashioned Day at the Happy Valley Recreation Ground. more than 1000 toddlers and their families attended. 26 November 1986.
Wrapping their pearly whites around a piece of scrumptious Henley Cake are Henley Beach State Bank Manager Bob Peters and Henley Library assistant Roslyn Stallard. Henley Cake was specially created to commemorate the Bicentenary. Pick up a recipe while visiting the bank or library until Friday, December 23. 21 December 1988.
Puffing away in true gentleman-style is Henley Beach Primary School student Joanne, 10. 31 August 1988.
Organisers of Henley High's birthday celebrations were Mike Roach and Sue Williams. 12 October 1988.
Sydney acid jazz band, Directions in Groove (DIG).
Destination Anywhere band members (left to right rear) Mark Ferrareto, Paradise, sax; Debbie Librino, Evandale, vocals; Angelo Pedicini, Athelstone, drums; Dom Pileggi, Hampstead Gardens, sax; (left to right front) Adrian Ferrareto, Paradise, bass; Chris Prior, Paradise, guitar; Julian Ferrareto, Paradise, vocals.
D.B. Gun, (left to right) Mike Sands, drums; Stuart Flynn, keyboards / vocals; Jeff Oldfield, lead vocals / guitar; Mark Warren, bass; Matthew Smout, lead guitar / vocals.
Double Crows.
Disciple band members aim to reach teenagers, who are into rock'n'roll bands.
Dirty White Boys, (left to right) Carlo, Rick, Manny, Cos.
Dark Water, (left to right) Dave Gilbey, Bob Charman, Andrea Dawson, Simon Belson.
Do Or Die.
Double Vision.
Dirty Tricks, (left to right) Rick Tredrea, Gwyn Ashton, Jon Carapetis.
Members of the zany western suburbs band The Dead Bollocks (from left) Macca Stitch, Ken Two-Sheds, Tex and Moek.
Detours.
Ray Jones and his Downtown Doers practice outside West Torrens Council's building Khandar at North Plympton.
Local band Double Vision (from left) Richard Borgelt of Payneham, Kevin Herlihy of Salisbury, Chris Williams of Woodforde, Rick Porter of Valley View, and Andrew Dawe of Wynn Vale.
