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RUNDLE MALL PLAZA 2004- HARRIS SCARFE 1972- 2006 BALFOURS Café 1972/2002
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Johnny K. Spruiking for Next Byte/Apple Centre (Creator of the IPOD), GO-LO, JB HI-FI (CD, DVD Superstore), Spotlight, Miller's Fashions, Raymond Poulton shoes and OPSM at the Rundle Mall Plaza Shopping Complex, most Thurs. and Frid. 2005. Still promoting Harris Scarfe since 1972, 34 yrs,
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Making Bubbles in The Rundle Mall
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Leslie playing on a didgeridoo
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Lou Spruiking Jewellery in The Rundle mall 2002
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This basement in 135 Rundle Street/Mall, 1963, was the "Festive Bowl" Coffee Lounge with a DJ lunchtime. Pop group Taymen played here. It is now closed as Fuji Photos.
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Balloonist Shane and a happy customer
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Chris and the Walking Signs now seen in the Rundle Mall 2003
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Cameron, boss of the sign walkers, in the Mall 2003
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Mr. Gold Man in the Rundle Mall
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A popular attraction the Pigs Of The Mall
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The Advertiser described John Cahill as "dashing and daring, initiating many drives out of the centre", in his 4th senior match as an 18 year old in 1958 against Norwood. Port Adelaide won 15.12 (102 pts) to 8. 9 (57 pts), Geoff Motley was best on ground and John was 2nd. Look at that car, it sounds and feels great. I raced down from my Promotion at Balfours Café, in the city, with my wife Val, to pick up another great choice from John and his son Scott, and wise input from General Manager Ken. John was a winner because he always made the wisest choices on the footy field and now with cars, only the best will do for our Sth Aussie John (Jack) Cahill.
Just for the records John Cahill came up as a youngster through the colts, seconds, with his first senior match on May 24th 1958 against top team North Adelaide at Prospect Oval. Port won 14.14 to 8.10 on a wet day. John played opposite Hewett at centre wing, and although beaten on the day, the coach saw enough to leave him in the team for the following week against Glenelg at Alberton Oval. He beat the Glenelg player Slattery and was amongst the best players. John's career has been a credit to him and I was there as an 11 year old watching at Alberton Oval. He later coached Port Adelaide, also Victorian team Collingwood and later AFL Port Adelaide. 2005 Jack is Back with Port Adelaide Magpies.
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I wonder if John remembers that first match, when rover & coach Fos Williams made a slick and sensational turn only to find he was going the wrong way, kicking to the oppositions goals. Memories, Memories
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RESEARCH YOUR FAMILY YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY, BUT DON'T FORGET TO ASK YOUR OLDEST RELATIVES, E.G. GRANDPARENTS especially Great GRANDPARENTS.
Books I researched: "What Happened When" by Anthony Barker. Australian history day by day since 1788---. "Treloars of Watervale" &"Kimber's of Clare" by Pam McCallum
For A Date In History, "Billboard Book Of Top 40 Hits" by Joel Whitburn...American Hits.
"Guinness British Hit Singles" by Guinness World Records.
Shipping Lists and books on families in the State Library Family history room First Floor
Institute Building Kintore Avenue Adelaide, also SA Bible Christian magazine 1867-1900.
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REMEMBER: IF YOUR RESEARCHING ALWAYS RESEARCH THE RESEARCHER
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