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Wilderness student Rochelle and her mother Claire recently "jumped rope for heart" to raise money for the Heart Foundation. The reception to Year 3 students raised $900 for the foundation. 16th August 1986.
Fiona Kenny of Craigmore leading her Telecom workmates at Regency Park in the "Jump Rope for Heart" Campaign. 29th April 1992.
Trish, 12, skips while Cherie, 12, swings the rope during practise for the National Heart Foundation "jump off" at Ridgehaven Primary School. 12th October 1988.
Monarchy, (left to right) Chris Anthony, Wally Brett, Sean Coverlid, Keith Littlewood.
Consumer Affairs Department at Hackney staff members Nick Grammatopoulous and Pat Rowe getting ready for "Jump Rope for Heart" Campaign. 13th May 1992.
Wilderness School students Georgia, 12, and Alex, 11, skip to raise money for the Heart Foundation. 27th May 1987.
Monkey Business, (left to right) Des, Rob, Neil, Andrew.
Helping Hand Centre Fete. Clowns Robyn Heddle of Unley Park and Joyleen Rowe of Hope Valley play leapfrog. 24th October 1990.
Helping Hand Centre. Volunteers helping residents walk include Mrs Stennett, assisted by Helen Kriewalot with dog Astra. 22nd April 1992.
Helping Hand Centre. Left to right, Tony Roberts, Eric Fawcett (Allenby Gardens) and Debra Burton (Valley View). 2nd May 1990.
Helping Hand Centre. Vernon Harrison talking entertainer Michael Scheid, dressed as Roy Rene 'Mo', out of jumping into the pond at the Helping Hand Centre. 25th July 1990.
Luminous Flesh Giants; Luke Whelan, Ramesh Segaran, Rick Whelan.
Left ro right, Rosemary Brown and Betty Keese, members of the Highgate Scrabble Club. 24th January 1990.
Hindmarsh City Farm volunteers (from left) Paul Jury, Rod Cummings and George Hooker have some fun sorting through piles of waste metal at the farm. 3rd May 1989.
Hindmarsh City Farm volunteer Barry Hissey of North Haven is watched by supervisor David Carkill. 1st June 1988.
Mushrooms After Dark members, Keith of Tea Tree Gully; Tina of Tea Tree Gully; Tim of Salisbury and Chris of Fairview Park.
The Motor Vaters, (from left) Greg Lloyd, Redwood Park; Norm Cordina, Modbury Heights; Dij Mascione, Campbelltown; Frank Minici, Wynn Vale.
Local 50s and 60s revivalist duo Des O'Reilly and Andrew Hilton play regularly at the Vines Restaurant.
Mind Over Matter band members, (from left) drummer Dwayne Lawrie, lead guitarist Kane Norris; vocalist Peter Treloar and rhythm guitarist Andrew Bain.
Members of the Marion High Band, Jeanette Ellis, Martin Ball, James Gartner, Scott Bartholomew, Alison Shield, Karen Holthouse, Matthew Gallagher, Julia Pearce, Jamie Jones, Ben Riley, Kellie Barnett.
Marryatville High School Choir.
Mitchell River Rovers, (left to right) Bob Molloy of West Lakes and Mike Thomas of Modbury North.
Photograph taken at 'Burnside Council's Sunday Funday'.
The Violets.
Folk band Mixed Erbs will be appearing at the Free in Fremont Festival this Sunday.
Midnight Music Men: (from left) Andre Rudd, Des O'Reilly and Andrew Hilton.
The Mutunt-Love Yabbies. Locals Kev Keeler (second from left) and Mark "Rizz" (far right) feature in the line-up.
Molls, (left to right) Maureen Sherlock of Prospect; Sue Wylie of Kilkenny and Lyn Shakespeare of Prospect.
Mary-Lou's Lucky Stars.
The new line-up for local band Monkey Business . . . (from left) Andrew Hilton, Rob Ryan, Des O'Reilly and Bruce the monkey.
Marching proudly, the Royal Caledonian Pipe Society struts its stuff during ICI's recent open day.
Royal Caledonian Society of South Australia Pipe Band.