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Modbury Hospital Kiosk volunteers (from left) Coral Gray, Philippa Smith, manageress Pauline Kenny and Roma Secombe....looking for more help. 24th February 1988.
Blues band Mad Dog, (left to right) Dayne Stuart, vocal; Mark Martins, bass; Max Roache, drummer; Harry Black, vocal; Damien Stevens, lead.
Modbury Hospital volunteers Edna Burrows of St Agnes and Milly Shepherd of Modbury with patient Louise Wilbraham of Enfield. 20th May 1990.
Modbury Hospital volunteers Shirley Treglown, Marion Hay, Francie Coles and Beryl Donovan with goods for craft stall, the proceeds of which will firnish a new wing at the Modbury Hospital. 5th September 1990.
Pretty Vacant.
Amused onlookers watching Modbury Hospital staff pushing their "patient" in preparation for a fundraising bed-race along McIntyre Road. Left to right - Lisa Matthews(Campbelltown), John Connolly (Administration) and Lesley Barber (Blair Athol). 1989.
Remedy (left to right) Shane Williamson, Steve Modill, Harry Prout, Mark Williamson, David Prout.
Morella House. Left to right - Sue-Ellen Thornton (Co-ordinator), Garry Sach (Chairperson) and Fay Elwood.
Elda Fricker, Cynthia MacIntosh and Kay Watkins (all from Crafers) representing the Mount Lofty Tourist Association. 1990
Mapping out Munno Para's future - a group of community representatives at the planning team meetings. 1990.
Munno Para Home Assistant Scheme co-ordinator Andrew Cooper helps Marjorie Nalson out of the car. Marjorie is just one person who has benefited from the scheme. 13th April 1988.
Retired Teachers Choir directed by Wilf Mader.
Munno Para President of the Progress Association Gordon Cooksey with Helen Barnes the Munno Para Australia Day Queen of 1990. 1990
Lining up to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association are: back row (from left) Daniel, Meegan, Steve, Mark, Mark and Greg Neaylon from the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Back row: house leader Greg Ladner and students Claire, Michael, Ben and Sarah. 21st June 1989.
Local band Run Amuk. (From left) Mick Rajan, Brian Spellicy, Simon Smith, Darren Constable. Missing is guitarist David Neill.
Thinking about their hearts are (from left) Sam, 13, of Aldgate and Chris, 13, of Mylor with Nick Antoniades of the National Heart Foundation. 14th September 1988.
Judge McKone.
Dion Cash of Morphett Vale with his bicycle preparing for the National Heart Cyclethon. 1989.
Jack's Alive.
Eleven year old David Hennig of Paradise was just one of the 3000 cyclists who pedalled their way around Adelaide to raise money for the National Heart Foundation Cyclathon. David gathered 60 sponsors and raised a fistful of dollars riding four times around the 11km city circuit. Organisers this year are hoping to reach a SA target of $150,000. 8th October 1986.
Jo Jump Band.
Henderson's-Rebbeck employees' safety committee celebrates winning a National Safety Council 5-Star Safety Award. From left: Syd Kuchel, Vince Shelley, David Isherwood and Bob Hunt. 21st June 1989.
National Women's Consultative Committee deputy convenor Joan Brewer of Dulwich - fighting sexual discrimination. 1st February 1989.
Mitcham community services officer Joy Spawton (right) discusses Neighbourhood Aid with Lorna Waite (left) and Maureen Fitzgerald. 3rd June 1987.
Mr B. Douglas of Seaton and Constable Jim Bentley discuss aspects of security systems. 3rd December 1986.
Tony Cook of Wynn Vale puts up a new Neighbourhood Watch sign for the Tea Tree Gully Council. 15th August 1990.
Sergeant Jim Whimpress of the SA Police Department's crime prevention section, with Redwood Park Neighbourhood Watch area co-ordinator Aldo Carlino and one of the area's new Neighbourhood Watch street signs. 11th January 1989.
Peter Millard putting up a Dulwich Neighbourhood Watch sign. 23rd March 1988.
Jay and the Humbers.
