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Students with their teacher dressed in colonial clothes during celebrations for the Bicentenary. 1988.
SA Director of Lutheran Education Kevin Oster dressed as a colonial NSW governor with students Renee and Rebecca at the Good Shepherd Primary School at Para Vista. 1988. Tis photograph is the same as B 70869/1238
Primary school students dressed in colonial attire during the Bicentennial celebrations. 1988.
Kensington Park writers - In the picture Gaynor Gender, Truda Gill, Stella Guthrie, Phyllis Harry, Barbara Page (holding book), Jean West Penna, and Phyllis Piddington. 8 December 1988.
Edwin Patterson (left) presents his new poetry book to Elizabeth Rotary Club President Rolf Eidam and community services director David Harding. 25 November 1987.
A scam of poets (the good, the bad and the ugly)? Kevin Pearson (of Port Elliot), Christopher Mooney (of Blackwood) and Neil Paech (City) - Writers Week 1990. 14 March 1990.
Glenelg history book author Dulcie Perry examines the monument. 22 October 1986.
Author Michael Prigent with eight-year-old Tim Buckingham, Illustrator of Owen Dunstable Baldwin. 13 September 1986.
The amusing and highly readable author Dr Leslie Poidevin. 24 September 1986.
Writers week - Ros Prosser. 14 March 1990.
Frank Rieck of Christie Downs Sitting for Federal Parliament reading a book he wrote. 21 March 1990.
Bill Robinson, Don Hobbs and Colin Teague with their history of the Glenelg Lacrosse Club. 31 May 1989.
Kensington Writers Group's Cathy Sanderson, Jim Ogilvy, Di Gramp and Mary Hay are proud bookworms - especially as they are launching their own 'Writers on Parade' on Monday. 18 November 1987.
Parafield Gardens author Gordon Shaw with his money-saving book for shoppers. 9 September 1987.
Immanuel College students and Young Writers Award winners Ben Schwarz, 17, (left) and Michael Lim, 17, spend some time with their favourite writers and poets. 9 September 1987.
Turning the page of time. Pastor Schirmer, a resident of Fullarton Lutheran Homes, shows his book about aged care to matron Kristina Reeves (centre) and fellow residents Selma Vivian (right) and Agnes Zweck. 5 October 1988.
Hmm, not bad at all! Prospect's writing course teacher Kris Barnett listens to Kilburn Resident Carmen Seal's latest creation. 10 May 1989.
Author jenny Shuttleworth urges Klemzig teenager Tim Williams to read her book on safe driving. 12 November 1986.
Authors Ethel Shippen and Ruth Goldthorpe with their book 'From One Place to Another.' 29 June 1988.
Tea Tree Gully CFS firefighters Geoff Herbert, of Fairview Park, Wayne Harris, of Tea Tree Gully and Mikko Viaananen, of One Tree Hill, warming up to the idea of Saturday's Birthday Beacon celebration.
![Smithfield CFS presentation of service chevrons & certificates. [From left to right] V. Chapman, 26 yrs; D. Lamplough, 16 yrs; G. Congdon, 16 yrs; P. Varney, 10 yrs; G. Thomson (Capt.); not present A. Murphy, 10 yrs. Photo by Lamplough. June 1990.](https://slsa-collections.s3.amazonaws.com/59/f4/4662-bbce-5d21-b113-50537050e558.jpg)
Smithfield CFS presentation of service chevrons & certificates. [From left to right] V. Chapman, 26 yrs; D. Lamplough, 16 yrs; G. Congdon, 16 yrs; P. Varney, 10 yrs; G. Thomson (Capt.); not present A. Murphy, 10 yrs. Photo by Lamplough. June 1990.
Left: having fun in the creche are Matthew, Ben, Tom and Sam. They are watched by Lindsay Simmons and Anne Kurzel of the acquatic centre's creche.
The bans have been lifted and work has begun on the controversial Blackwood child care centre. Construction worker Alec Abbott of Crafers gets to work on the site.
Campbelltown Children's Centre coordinator Margaret Rowntree sees and hears plenty of children during her work at the centre. The centre is one of several child-care centres providing full-time care for children aged up to six.
Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Sebastian enjoys the washing up at Conyngham St child care centre.
Cross Road childcare. Dominic - 3½ wins the marathon.
Bianca Renna, 7 has Joshua Slaughter, 6 (left) & Jamie Spellacy, 7 rather bemused at Grange Beach, with the Croydon fun program.
A dabble in the arts for these youngsters under the watchful eye of West Neighborhood Centre child care worker Shahia Omidvar at the centre's holiday activities.
What a mess! But these children are having a ball with supervisor Teresa Dinsdale and, what's more, they're out of their mums hair during the school summer break.
