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Harold Berrett.
Gilbert & Sullivan Society production of "Iolanthe".
Tracey Booth.
The Blind Welfare Association is $3500 richer thanks to Gilles Plains Lions Club. The money has been used to furnish a room at the Grant Avenue centre. At the presentation are (from right) association president Mickal Hoare, Nan Arkins, Lions Club president Stewart Garvin, zone chairman Peter Wesbroom and treasurer Tom Martin. 3rd March 1988.
Blind Welfare Association volunteer Pat Both of Lower Mitcham with donated second hand clothes. 11th July 1990.
Blind Welfare Association volunteer for ten years Pat Both, of Lower Mitcham with donated second hand clothes. 11th July 1990.
Rachel Burfield of Cumberland Park.
Brompton Counselling Centre Matilda Stankovic and Chris Gilligan. 2nd May 1990.
Bowden Brompton Volunteer Neighbourhood Dispute Service . Cheryl Ball and baby Jamila and Bill Organ of Brompton. 11th January 1989.
Dianne K. Barrell.
Bowden Brompton Volunteer Neighbourhood Dispute Service . Cheryl Ball and baby Jamila with Bill Organ of City Farm, Brompton. 11th January 1989.
Mini bike trail riding was among the many activities at the Boys Brigade Pan Australian Camp. 9th January 1987.
14 year old Jai Bassett of Hallett Cove.
Adam Baldwin of Queensland guides a model car during the Boys Brigade camp at Morphett Vale. 9th January 1987.
Mike Borthwick.
Clovercrest Boys Brigade members (from left) Darren McGlone, Simon Cadzow, Steven Dalton, Timothy Austin and Andrews James were recently awarded Queen's Badges. 9th September 1987.
Modbury Boys Brigade members line up for drill practice at Church of Christ hall, North East Road. 11th February 1987.
Brendan Blue of Flagstaff Hill as Judge Donforth.
Leonie Hall (Beulah Park), June Schaeffer (Glen Osmond), Juth Rischbieth (Walkerville) and Renate Burns (Myrtle Bank) with a cheque for $9000 raised for the Brain Foundation. 1989.
Di Brino of Seaton.
Dorothy Coultas (left) President of the Brighton Women's Service Associations, with Muriel Watkins (secretary) and Ian MacLeod (Brighton Mayor) at a fundraising stall. 21st November 1990.
Breakfast Club participant Wayne Jeffrey. 26th July 1989.
Eleanor Boyd as Rose Shipley in "Do Not Disturb".
Member of the Halifax Theatre Company.
Members of the Second Belair Brownies cheering at the successful fundraiser for the Australian Koala Foundation. The girls raised $175 by selling chocolates. 31st May 1989.
Bound for Botany Bay - the singing members of Elizabeth North Brownies. 19th August 1987.
Emma Baxter.
Lisa Bettison (left), Sarah Allen and Ellen Potter from the 1st Woodville South Brownies making chocolates. 18th April 1990.
Melissa Breach.
Somerton Brownies on the warpath for more Indians. Included are: Victoria Henstridge 8, Kaara Taylor 8, Amy Jacobs 8, Sharon Bills 8, Bianca Van Wegen 10, Kellie Farmer 10, Jennifer Taylor 9, Natalie Norton 7, Laurent Tait 8, Joanna Horwood 8, Michelle Carey 9, Erica Bargwanna 8, Eleanor Bertson 7, and Sonja Van Wegen 13. 8th November 1989.
