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Youth workers Jackie Louch (left) and Barney Haupt sit among the pile of furniture they are unable to distribute to needy families. 25 November 1987.
From left: Clarice Lloyd, John Elliott, Colleen Chenoweth, put in alot of hard work for the youth club. 31 January 1990.
Community youth worker Angela Ricicca (left) and secretary Julie Long - looking for a new home for the Seaton Youth Project. 12 October 1988.
Seaton youth services co-ordinator Deborah Bills (co-ordinator of Para Hills) gift wrapping Daniel Jeffery, 9 months, of Seaton. 20 December 1989.
Drug and Alcohol Services Council Worker John Fisher with some of the anti-alcohol posters at the Gully Youth Centre. 6 April 1988.
Four members of the Gully Youth Centre's entertainment group (from left) Sue Wildey, 20, Debbie Stone, 17, Caroline Hamilton, 15, and Joanne Crane, 15. 20 July 1989.
Viky Weber - cook at the Hideaway Cafe, Tea Tree Gully. 31 march 1989.
Karina McLaughlin (left) and Vicky Weber at work in the Hideaway Cafe kitchen at the Gully Youth Centre. 13 April 1988.
Tea Tree Gully Youth Centre trying out new video equipment. (Left to right) Sion Phillips (camera), Peter Hackworth (directing), Maggie Hine (sound), and actors Rob Adams, mark Weber and Andrew Weber. 1989.
Tea Tree Gully Youth Centre, trying out new video equipment. (Left to right) Maggie Hine (sound), actors Rob Adams, Mark Weber and Andrew Weber and Sion Phillips (camera). 1989.
Trying out a new video filming gear at the Gully Youth Centre are (from left) Peter Hackworth directing, Sion Phillips on the camera, Maggie Hine sound recording, and actors Rob Adams with Mark and Andrew Weber. 3 May 1989.
Maggie Holme at the Tea Tree Gully Youth Centre. 1988.
Fusion youth worker and community garage mechanic Allan Grigg (centre) tinkers with a motor while Chris Burton (left) and Marc Hendersen look on. 9 March 1988.
High flying fun. Adam of Evandale has a bouncing good time at Norwood Youth Activity Centre. The centre faces major upheavals and may be forced to close with its funding being axed. 3 February 1988.
Mobile Youth Meeting Centre volunteers, Bruce Whyatt (convenor) and Patricia Fitzgerald (project officer), standing on the Blackwood railway station platform, location for a new meeting centre. 6 June 1990.
(Left to right) Patricia Fitzgerald (project officer), David Sharp, David and Tania Griffiths, surveying a local youth about the kind of things he would like to have in the Drop-in Centre. 28 March 1990.
Working on the new kitchen at "The Shed" youth drop in centre at Tea Tree Gully, are (left to right) Joanne Crane, Caroline Hamilton, Darren Yelland, Richard Hamilton and Georgina Tattersall. 1989.
Michael Harris and Peter Joyce working out with weights at Kids Konnection youth drop-in centre, Elizabeth North. 29 July 1987.
Hard at work, renovating Tea Tree Gully's youth drop-in centre 'The Shed' are (from left) Richard Hamilton, Caroline Hamilton, Georgina Tattersal, Joanne Crane and Darren Yelland. 25 January 1989.
'Father William Modystack with a copy of his recently released book "Mary MacKillop. A Woman Before Her Time"'.
G.P.I (General Paralysis of the Insane).
Grass Roots, (back) Brent Miller, John Boswell, (front) Peter Miller, Andrew Hock.
GROG band
Adelaide band GROG members 1993-1994 L-R: Dave Eccles, Jamie Ryan, Jodie Petersen, Harry Butler, Ian Wells. Picture taken at Cowra Street, Richmond.
Cliff and the Hangovers.
Get Back, (left to right) Adam Haddy, drums; Peter Van Leeuoven, bass / guitar; Richard Przesniak, keyboard; John Barter, guitar; Des O'Reilly, vocals.
Game Over.
Gold, (left to right) Larry, Kellie, Mig.
Graftin Blue.
Homebrewd.
