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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. A picnic like no other. April 6, 2015. ONE of the grand traditions of Adelaide and South Australia every Easter is the Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival. It is recognised as the biggest annual picnic race meeting in the world, and although ostensibly a race meeting, Oakbank is more. It’s an event in itself, with a festival atmosphere, carnival rides, picnics and lots of other […]. School Savings for that Rainy Day. January 28, 2015. Your First Car, a Rite of Passage.

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. A young couple take in the delights of Adelaide in South Australia in 1973. Includes footage of the Festival Theatre, East End Markets, the Globe Derby trots and Lidums Art Gallery. The focus is particularly on food and wine and the film shows such establishments as the Old Lion Hotel, Lord Kitchener’s Indian Kitchen, Ayers House, The Colonial, Hardy’s Tintara Winery and the Inn and Old Mill at Hahndorf. 8230;…….And here’s part 2;. Sorry No data so far.

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. When Burgers Were King. March 31, 2015. The burgers were better at Burger King,’ writes Bob Byrne of Adelaide’s initiation into the US fast food fad complete with waitresses on wheels ADELAIDE’S first taste of American-style fast food happened in 1962, when Don Dervan originally from Washington D.C. opened his first Burger King, on the corner of Anzac […]. The ‘South’ – Gone but not Forgotten. January 26, 2015. More Front than Foy and Gibsons! January 22, 2015. We drov...

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Simple Fun and Games. | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. Simple Fun and Games. January 23, 2015. Before iPads, iPhones, tablets and Wii, kids could make up a game with almost anything, including knuckle bones collected from the Sunday roast! Growing up in the 50s and 60s, the games we played and the toys that we played with were not as expensive or as sophisticated as those of today. There were several different games of marbles, one where you drew a circle and another game had the shape of an eye with 3 marbles placed in it...

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A picnic like no other | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. A picnic like no other. April 6, 2015. ONE of the grand traditions of Adelaide and South Australia every Easter is the Oakbank Easter Racing Carnival. It is recognised as the biggest annual picnic race meeting in the world, and although ostensibly a race meeting, Oakbank is more. It’s an event in itself, with a festival atmosphere, carnival rides, picnics and lots of other activities. The article, referring to that year’s races, states: long before the hour of racing a...

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Are We There Yet? | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. Are We There Yet? January 24, 2015. Do you remember childhood holidays with the family in the 50s and 60s? They generally included long road trips by car, sometimes with a caravan in tow, and the only entertainment was provided by mum, usually sitting in the front seat next to dad, as he drove the car on to the destination. Kenny Peplow sent in this photo from “about 50 years ago, this is how we went on the family holiday”. 8230;Are we there yet? My own recollections o...

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When Burgers Were King | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. When Burgers Were King. March 31, 2015. The burgers were better at Burger King,’ writes Bob Byrne of Adelaide’s initiation into the US fast food fad complete with waitresses on wheels. ADELAIDE’S first taste of American-style fast food happened in 1962, when Don Dervan originally from Washington D.C. opened his first Burger King, on the corner of Anzac Highway and Leader St in Keswick. Wiesia Davis recalls working there back in the 1960s: We wore little red, pleated sk...

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Memories of the 5AD Dog House Club | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. Memories of the 5AD Dog House Club. January 20, 2015. For many years the Adelaide commercial TV channels, 7, 9 and 10, each held a telethon to raise money for charities in Adelaide. Photo from Radio 5AD/Channel 7. The Good Friday Appeal 1967 was broadcast live from the Adelaide Children’s Hospital. The panel includes 5AD Doghouse Club kennel masters, Len Sweeney, Bert Day and Barry Ion together with nurses Sue Macklin and Deanne Grundy. Here’s part of Brad’s column;.

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Remember Those Early Years At School? | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. Remember Those Early Years At School? January 10, 2015. Going to school in the 50s, 60s and 70s was a completely different experience from that which our children and grandchildren might have today. In fact, from the very first day, for many, it was a traumatic event. From the cover of the book Adelaide Remember When, school children from Ethelton Primary drinking their school milk. She told me the police had been looking for me all afternoon. When I told her the t...

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The ‘South’ – Gone but not Forgotten | Adelaide Remember When

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Memories of Growing Up in Adelaide. The ‘South’ – Gone but not Forgotten. January 26, 2015. On June 26, 1971, The South Australian Hotel in North Terrace closed its doors for the final time, marking the end of an era and bringing to a sad conclusion almost 100 years of Adelaide social and community history. Photo from the State Library of SA. The South Australian Hotel at the very height of its fame. Photo by Max Dupain, taken in the early 1950s. In 1934, the lease was taken over by a very ambitious and ...