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Sherrie, 8, of Elizabeth Park and John, 9, of Elizabeth Park promoting Australian Hat Day. 14th October 1992.
Karyn Harvey, 24, of Hazelwood Park is the founder of the 26ers Club - that special group of people born on Australia Day. Karyn arranged a novel lunch for her club at Elder Park on the big day. It featured a large pizza in the shape of Australia made by Louis and Evan Christou. 3rd February 1988.
Rob Bartlett of Hackham enjoys an Australia Day refreshment in a stubby holder adorned with the Australian flag, after experiencing temperatures of up to fifty degrees in the mid north where he works. 21st January 1987.
"True-blue" Terry Pickle with his unique Aussie Mini Moke which has the Australian flag painted on the bonnet. 13th April 1988.
Syd the Seagull from the Anti-Cancer Slip, Slap, Slop Campaign with a ute full of children holding promotional material. May 1990.
Syd the Seagull from the Anti-Cancer Slip, Slap, Slop Campaign with 4 year old twins Jack and Hannah Foster of Goodwood, on the boatramp at Port Noarlunga. 10th January 1990.
Noarlunga Health Services worker Daniel Marfutti sprays sun screen onto Chris Brunton (from Nowra NSW). Syd the Seagull, mascot from the Anti-Cancer Foundation is nearby.10th January 1990.
Improving the Belair Railway Station are ex-station master Mick Harnett, Erica Harnett of Belair and Coromandel Valley National Trust branch chairman Neil Stallard. 1st June 1988.
Behaviour Support Centre Mini Grand Prix members (left) Stuart 12 Kensington, Stewart 12 Clapham, Chad 14 Morphett Vale, David 13 Dernancourt. 8th November 1989.
A motorcycle crash victim in Modbury Hospital is visited by Bent and Buckled Bikers Brigade members (from left) Lynne Rigby, Alf Miers, Sharyn Klompenhouwer, Daryl and Vanessa Jonathan, and John Klompenhouwer. 6th July 1988.
Lynne Rigby of Ingle Farm and Alf Miers of Salisbury ready to resue a "Bent and Buckled Biker". 10th May 1989.
Gary Bonnett (left) and Daryl Jonathon were caught napping outside the Port lighthouse as they prepared for this Sunday's charity bed push down Port Road. Members of the northern suburbs' Bent and Buckled Bikers Brigade will assemble at the lighthouse at 10am and push beds and collect money all the way to Adelaide. 8th November 1989.
Senior Constable Barry Weir, Frewville McDonalds manager John Stobart and Rostrevor Kiwanis vice president Chris Ward registering a bike. 11th May 1989.
Have bicycle - should register! From left Campbelltown Kiwani Club member John Penn, McDonald Felixstow manager Chris Baker, Michael, 4, and Senior Constable Kym Sharp get ready for this Sunday's bicycle registration day at McDonald's Restaurant Felixstow. 17th May 1989.
Bicycle Registration Joint Venture. John Penn (Kiwani member of Campbelltown), Chris Baker (Highbury) owner and operator of McDonalds at Felixstow and Tea Tree Plaza, Michael Cioffi (4) and Kym Sharp Senior Constable Superintendent of Traffic Division at Magill. 1989.
Helen McSkimming - co-ordinator of the Big Brother/Sister Program at Christies Beach. 8th August 1990.
Juli-Ann Edwards and Sharon Coombes of Hackham West: firm friends because of Big Sister program. 3rd February 1988.
Big Sister Program representatives from all over the country met at a conference held at Christies Beach. (left to right) Alex Elrich (Adelaide), Rowena McCashney (Perth), Chris Johnstone (Darwin), Ros Moorhouse (Sydney), Sam Kite (Albury/Wodonga), Beth Templeton and Helen McSkinning (Adelaide). 12th September 1990.
Annesley College student Sue Kelsall took part in a 1600 km bike ride to raise funds to print bibles to send to people in isolated areas. 9th November 1988.
Bikes for Bibles Bloke Nathan Schumacher of Panorama. 29th August 1990.
Bikes for Bibles Blokes Geoff Bond and Ian Hart. 4th April 1990.
Bikes for Bibles Bloke Geoff Bond riding his bike along Rundle Mall. 18th April 1990.
Birthright and Norwood Apex. Administration Director Evelyn Heine (second from right) is ecstatic as Birthright receives a cheque to cover the cost of foodstuffs for Christmas hampers from Norwood Apex Club. With them are Birthright group leader Margaret Byron, Steven Lavis of Norwood Apex and Birthright Treasurer Jim Murphy. 30th March 1988.
The Blind Welfare Association's new bedget shop at 623 Main North East Road at Gilles Plains. 7th June 1989.
Ron Mortimer.
Vaughan Harmer.
Rose Vallen.
Kerri Seager.
Gary Anderson.
