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With Elizabeth South parish priest Father Charles Gauci are youth network members Suzi Langes, Peter Dauber, Kerrie Savage, Rae Young, Tammy Hille, Kellie Strawbridge, Barbara Taylor and Matthew Taylor.
Pressies all round! Wrapping Christmas gifts for about 120 needy families are Noarlunga Anglican Welfare workers Les Hart and Sharon Donald. Each year the service gives gifts to the south's less fortunate people.
CBS - Anglican Boys Society members studying a map of New South Wales. (Left to right) Ben Claridge, 13; Danny Claridge, 15; Jason Claridge, 11; Adam Penney, 12.
Modelling the stock is (from left) past Anglican Social Welfare secretary Derrick Spencer, shop supervisor Margaret Baker, committee member Janet Cameron and Anglican Social Welfare director Harry Morrow.
Welcoming Fr Keith Brice to the O'Halloran Hill Anglican Church are people's warden Dean Shepherd (left) and priest's warden Greg Judd.
Win Willington, Millie Hyde, Burnice Kendle, Marion Tolfts (front row), Mavis Dadds and Joan Hill (back row) share years of fond memories at St. Mary's Anglican Church in Beulah Park.
Father Frank Kernot shows a model of the new Belair Anglican church - "our focus has to be people'.
Father Charles Gauci and Rev. Arthur McKay don't run the program by themselves. From left Father Donovan (Anglican), Rev. Treibilcock (Uniting Church), Father Gauci (Catholic), Janet Rainey (Fusion Youth Group) and Father Greysmith (Anglican) are there to back them up.
Fine holiday brush work by Takuo.
St Peters Anglican youth group walking from St Peters church door knocking for Heart Arthritis Week. (Left to right) Narelle Kirby, 16, Somerton Park; Robyn Mudie, 22, Warradale; Father John Stephenson; Emma Southcott, 16, Somerton Park.
Graham Curyer of the Assemblies of God church at Hackham.
Canaan Homes resident Kylie Metcaife, 15, takes time out to hang up her washing at Thebarton.
Findon Assembly of God, (left to right) Tamarah Phillips, Derek McClure, Natasha Phillips, Joel Callander, Lucien Lloyd.
West End Baptists Mission manageress Vivienne Watson and marketing manager Rose Denny outside the new store with some of the merchandise on offer.
Illoura Baptist Homes for the Aged volunteers Mary Miller and Gwen Bills serve morning tea to the three oldest residents (from left) Trixie Wollaston, Edith Jones and Nellie Warren.
Handyman Lloyd Jessop shows how it's done at the care 'n' share program.
Elizabeth's Catholic parishes new youth worker Annette Flanagan is surrounded by some of the Elizabeth's youth network members. A fun fete will be held by the parishes to raise money for Annette's position as youth worker.
Sister Teresa Taggert at St Joseph's family centre, Mitchell Park.
Darryn Kenneally at work at the Christian centre.
Showing off the cheque donated to the Family Christian centre from the Woodville Council. (Left to right) John Pinto, Jon Seeley ( Woodville councillors) & Darryn Keneally.
Left to right: Sarah Ives, Tony Jacka, Laura Brookes and Mike Gerner show their square dancing style. 1988.
Working together on another creation for their period costume shop are seamstress sisters Teresa Pinto, measuring tape in hand, and Rosina Coppola. 27th July 1988.
Everything's bonza for this Australian Digger, alias Andrew Steeds, 16. 30th March 1988.
Youth worker Darryn Keneally, of Ferryden Park, (far right) talks with Robert Schilter, of Paradise, (left) and Dwayne Schultz, of Ferryden Park, at the Family Christian Centre.
Starting work on their latest masterpieces are local Bicentennial art competition winners Lucy Woolford (left), Ruth Eriksen and Francine Carrick, with their winning entries in the background. 22nd June 1988.
Heitermusic member Dorothy Playfair in Jubilee costume from 1836. 1988.
Proudly displaying their Bicentennial bonnets are (from left back) Jill Clark of Hackham, Glenys Rumal of Christies Beach and Dianne Caddy of Hackham West. front: Valeria Titley of Moana South and Ivy Priest of Seaford. 15th June 1988.
Teen World Outreach members (from left) Shelly Cady, Colleen Dubois and Marc Lorenzo during their visit to Seaton High School in the Christian Family Centre's Buzz Bus.
Happy Valley councillor Gordon Curtis at the historic Aberfoyle Homestead. 9th March 1988.
