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The Strangers.
The Swell Guys.
The Steamrollers.
Scrimshaw.
Sinbolex.
Members of the band Sinbolex: Alister McCallum, Kevin Le Leu, Rowdy and Tanner.
Paul Banks of Soul Sacrifice.
Slaine.
Stik, (left to right) James Atkinson, bass; Greg Andrews, guitar/vocals; Drew Pengilly, lead vocals and Ian Walverson, drum.
Rhythm and blues band Streetlevel.
Skat-Katz (from left) guest saxophonist Barry Duggan of Old Noarlunga, Simon Rigby of Ascot Park, drummer, and John Francis of Mile End, who was also compere for the evening's program.
Adelaide band Sneak Prevue (from left) lead guitarist Paul McCormick, bass player Paul Purkis, lead singer and rhythm guitarist Tim Wilkie and drummer Brenton Howard.
Jim Edson (left) and the Seaton High Band Lyor, (left to right) Heather Kesner, Scott Stevenson, Kyle May, Peter Franov, Duane Stubbington, Anthony Scarfo, Alen Ribar and Alexis Hamer.
Shadowed Eyes is (from left): Tony Genovese, Andrew Sarre, Carmelo Sicari, Melinda Wetherell, Joe Falco and Jodie Wemyss.
Strait Edge band members David Readhead of Hackham; Kevin Exell of Happy Valley; Steve Charlish of Port Noarlunga and Laraine Donaghay of Hackham.
Caption: Strait Edge is playing at a free concert at South Adelaide Football Club's Twilight Family Evening.
'Step It Up and Go' duo, Greg Baker (left) and Richard Steele.
The Scream band members (from left) Alexis Sawford, Jason Perkins, Stab Benno and Lee Oden-Walder.
The Sunday Roast; Justin, Matt and Geoff.
The Schmaltzarellas.
Sweethearts of Swing in rehearsal.
Six-piece ensemble Seeds appear at Norwood's Odeon Theatre on Sunday, June 14.
St Martins Church women's guild member Judy Colsey is surrounded by reminders of Campbelltown's heritage. The items were donated by the church congregation. 18 May 1988.
Members of Short Circuit (from left) lead guitarist, Frank Osborn, drummer, Bill Clark, bass guitarist, Brian Davvidge, and lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist, Chris Weniton.
Mrs Anna Ancans arranges traditional Latvian arts and crafts at the bicentennial exhibition on display until Tuesday, December 13, from 11 am to 4 pm at 20 Cedar Avenue, Campbelltown. The wall hangings, table mats, tea cosies, pottery, weaving, jewellery, paintings and woodwork have been prepared by Anna's students. Scholars have preserved and developed the Latvian themes symbolic of Latvian folklore. 8 December 1988.
Campbelltown Apex president Neville Grigg presents the first bicentennary baby certificate to Kimberley and her mother Joanne Bailey of Payneham South. 20 January 1988.
The Spikes band members (left to right) James Tizard, Doug Thomas, Ian List and Greg Swanborough.
The Soapbox Orchestra (from left) Rev. Drew, Harpo on ukelele, Vince Screen, Andy "Napoleon" and William "Rubberman" will perform at the Seaton Community Party.
South Western Symphony Orchestra.
Working out his strategy in a chess game at the Bicentennial World Junior Chess Championship is 16-year-old Skye resident Leigh Monk. 27 September 1988.
Richmond's Janice tavener remembers her Afghan heritage when she dresses up in national costume. She will pay tribute to her ancestors when she joins a 4000 km camel trek next month. 25 May 1988.
