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Flagstaff Hill Lions Club and Goodwood Lions Ladies Auxiliary recently donated a keratometer to Flinders Medical Centre. At the presentation are (from left) Miss E. Andrea, Ian Tonkin, Professor D.J. Coster (seated) and Shirley Carter. 26th November 1986.
Cecil Hollamby of Klemzig takes a photograph of five-year-old Jessica of Crafers, for her identikid card. The Identikid identification card idea, being sponsored by the Adelaide Lions Club and police, was operating at the Children's Hospital Fair at Elder Park last week. It features a recent photograph and details of height, weight and colouring of children, so that if they happened to go missing the parents can instantly give police a recent photograph and accurate details. 12th November 1986.
All Lord Mayors Picnic Day. James Sanderson (in tree) work experience student from Adelaide TAFE College with D. Hovard who is the Special Events Co-ordinator with the Adelaide City Council. 28th March 1990.
The Mad Hatters. 1988.
"There will be lots of flowers and games to play", says "Mad Hatter" Jenne Marlow (teacher) as she tries to lure Laura, 5, to a mad tea party. 12th October 1988.
Fire safety mascot Smokey the Bear is up in the air about his big free Mad Hatters Birthday Party this Sunday at Bonython Park. It will be a fun day all round. 1989.
Magill House co-ordinator Mandy Cawthorne gets messy with the youngsters in her care at Magill House. Creating masterpieces are (from left) Timmy, Lexi and Zoe. 22nd July 1987.
Lynne McDonnell with her dog Suzie. Lynne is Marion Council's Citizen of the Year. 24th January 1990.
Marion Mayor Kevin Hodgson and site foreman Derek Templeton check the work at Marion Council's Civic Centre. 23rd November 1988.
Walkers - shake a leg! These Marion Super Centre members are seeking people interested in starting a walker's club with them. 26th April 1989.
Learning the finer points of Bowls at Marryatville Bowing Club are Geoff Tate, David Suter and Carol Tate. The club is opening it greens on Sunday April 16,23 and 30 from 1.30pm for coaching of non-bowlers. 12th April 1989.
Third Stone.
Think Floyd, (left to right) Pete Whiteley, bass and vocals; Lee Smith, guitars, keyboards and backup vocals; Steve Mac, vocals and guitars; Grant Ross, drums and percussion; Jason Sawford, synthesisers and hammond organ.
Threshold; Jeff Gillis, 20, Blair Athol; Andy Laughton, 19, Prospect; Mark McDermid, 19, Kings Park; Lou Goegan, 20, Valley View; Jason McDermid, 17, Kings Park.
Trevor Smith, Mark Blancos and Mark Smith, doubling as the bands Action Pact and Travellin' Light.
They play 60's/40's music as the band 'Travelling Light' and rock and roll as 'Action Pact'.
Threshold; Darren Greenhalgh, Greg King, Jenny Kaye, Mick McClounan, Brenton Ratcliffe.
This Dog Bites; Peter Fanning, John Soden, Mark Fanning, Mark Thomas, Tim Parish.
Twilight Zone, (left to right), Allan Mangleson, guitar and vocals; Jason Sym Choon, bass and vocals; Mario Marino, drums and vocals.
Teaze.
This House is Jumping, (left to right) David Jacquier, Dominic Gerace, Paul Garner, Flame Anderson, Ronnie Taheny, Melanie Watson, Leigh Raddon.
This House is Jumping, (left to right) Paul Garner, Hectorville, drums; Graeme Davis, Ethelton, lead guitar; David Jacquier, Largs Bay, Keyboards; Veronica Taheny, Glandore, lead singer / sax; Michael Winter, St Peters, bass guitar; Leigh Raddon, Largs Bay, tenor sax; Mel Watson, Christies Beach, trumpet.
Texas Bash.
Thrive.
Triple Impact.
Trinity Blue.
Third Stone, (left to right) Tom Petkuff, Jimmy Petkuff, Paul Deeble.
Tongue.
Taccata.
Third Wish (ex Thoroughly Good Party Band).
