Messenger Press : SUMMARY RECORD [B 70869] • Photograph
Modbury North Primary School. Colonial School headmaster Keith Baverstock giving Daniel Size (11 years old) a taste of the strap during his visit to their school. 6th July 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Modbury Primary School. Artist Debra Collins-Smith gives Chauntelle and Nicholas, both 10, of Modbury, a hand at painting Modbury Primary School's Bicentennial mural. 7th September 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Jodie, 9 (left) and Cheryl, 10, both of Morphett Vale with one of the tall ships models made by students at Flaxmill Primary School. 8th June 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Left to right, Ryan (10) of Morphett Vale and Simon (10) of Morphett Vale learning about tall ships at the Flaxmill Primary School display for the Bicentennial celebrations. 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Left to right, Samara (10) of Morphett Vale and Jessica (10) of Morphett Vale with the tall ship they have made at the Flaxmill Primary School display for the Bicentennial celebrations. 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Mount Barker South Primary School students rehearsing for the Bicentennial Bush Dancing. 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Australia's Bicentenary becomes official next Tuesday, January 26. One of the people behind the huge Elizabeth/Munno Para bash is Munno Para Australian Day chairperson Syd Turrell. 20th January 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Noarlunga Mayor Ray Gilbert writes down some of his thoughts for the Bicentennial Dateline '88 which will go into Noarlunga Library's local history collection. 20th January 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
North Adelaide Primary School students Sam, Katherine, Sine, Jennifer, Tim, Miranda and Viktoria with teachers Jan Raftery(teacher) and Evelynne Richardson(art teacher) and the set of historic wallhangings that students stitched, darned and glued to create a colourful collection showing 12 stages in Australian history. 5th October 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
North Adelaide Primary School teachers Jan Raftery and Evelynne Richardson with the set of historic wallhangings that students stitched, darned and glued to create a colourful collection showing 12 stages in Australian history. 5th October 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
North Adelaide Primary School student Elenor (6), reading about the Bicentennary.1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
North Adelaide Primary School students Maya, Clinton, Kate, Lukasz and Morwen with some of their wall hangings. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
North Adelaide Primary School students proudly show their Bicentennial medals. 18th May 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Northfield High School students Hayley Blight and Tony Hogg set up a "friend" atop the school's contribution to the "birthday beacons" national Bicentennial event held around Australia last Saturday night. 22nd June 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Norwood Primary School teacher Irene looking at old photographs that are part of an exhibition for the Bicentennary celebrations. 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Norwood Primary School students Tammy and Ryan in front of their award winning project on local heritage. Ryan holds up a history he has done on Samuel Muirhead, grandfather of Judge Muirhead. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Norwood Primary School students playing a game of hopscotch at the school's colonial sports day. The children dressed up in colonial costume to fit the day's theme. 28th September 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Norwood Primary School students playing on a wooden horse at the school's colonial sports day. Amanda (11) of Paralowie and Naomi (11) of Parafield Gardens dressed up to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary. 5th October 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Norwood Primary School students Renee (left) and Thao both year 7 painting a wall hanging as part of the Kensington and Norwood Council's Bicentennial project. 11th May 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
One Tree Hill, Uleybury School Museum. South Downs Primary School Principal Derek Jones pretends to cane six year old Michael Walker. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Nicole Montana (7) of Elizabeth Downs has a lot to smile about as she conquers the art of old-time ink writing. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Sarah Clarke (5) dipping her nib in the inkwell at the museum. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Uleybury School Museum, One Tree Hill. Children from Elizabeth Downs Primary School with a teacher at the Museum. 14th December 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Pines Primary School at Parafield Gardens. Year 4 students with their Bicentennial medals. 10th May 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Parafield Hills West Primary School students taking part in the Bicentennial Book Week Parade. Photo includes: Scott 8, David 9, Anna 9, Belinda 8, Kelly 8, Tracy 8, Cathryn 8, Alison 8, Aaron 8, and Rickki 8. 21st September 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Jean Winchester (right) with fellow needlewomen (from left) Lillian Strickland, Von Larwood and Melva Sims at work on the wallhanging at Para Hils. 20th July 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Para Hills East Primary School Year 1 students with Angela Shrubshall on piano and Phil Cummings on guitar practise their Bicentennial songs. 2nd December 1987.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Vicki Ball (5 years old) of Para Hills East Primary School is all smiles while receiving a Bicentennial book from Salisbury Mayor Pat St Clair-Dixon. 11th May 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.
Para Hills West Primary School student, Tracy, 8, attended the book week celebrations disguised as an Australian pioneer. 21st September 1988.
A selection of photographs taken by Messenger Press photographers, many of which were published in the various suburban editions of the paper. This collection was received in two lots, with the first arriving in the mid-1990s. The original collection was arranged by subject and may be requested under the categories listed below.