SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB


FORMED 1955


FORMED 6th APRIL 1970


FORMED 21st NOVEMBER 1975

Friday 8th April 1955  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Officers appointed at the inaugural meeting of the South Coast Camera Club were as follows:

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1955 - 1956

PRESIDENT Mr. J. Johnson

Hon.Secretary: Mr. T. Roberts

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. T. Roberts

Committee: Mr. R.G. Bird

Committee: Mr. C. Hamlyn

Committee: Mr. B. Buxley

On Sunday 17th April, about 20 members of the club will visit Port Elliot, where photographs will be taken for a competition to be judged by Mr. Fred White, of Adelaide, during the May school holidays. The membership fee of the club has been fixed at 10/- per year.



Friday 27th May 1955  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club, which was formed a short time ago, held its first contest for members this month. It was won by Don Overall (who also took second prize) with Trevor Roberts third. There were seventeen prints entered and the judge was Mr. Fred White ARPS, of Adelaide.



Friday 3rd June 1955  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Friday 10th June 1955  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

PICTURE EVENING

Sponsored

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

MONDAY, 13th JUNE at 8pm

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HALL

Color films of New Zealand, Canada, America, and others shown by

Mr. G.L. Gadd

ADMISSION FREE
COLLECTION for TOC H Hut

Friday 16th December 1955  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Members of South Coast Camera Club and their friends are invited to a Christmas Social evening in the Toc H Hut, McKinley-street, on Wednesday, 21st December, at 8pm. Bring your own eats and drinks.



Friday 13th April 1956  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS
The following officers were appointed at the annual meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1956 - 1957

PRESIDENT Mr. J.K. Johnson

Vice President Mr. B. Puxley

Hon.Secretary: Mr. R. Arnold

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. R. Arnold

Committee: Mr. C. Hammond

Committee: Miss Lois Rooney

The meeting decided to increase the club membership to £1 per year.



Friday 10th August 1956  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Friday 17th August 1956  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
NOTICE
As from 15th August meetings of the South Coast Camera Club will be held at "The Central".
R. ARNOLD
HON.SECRETARY



Friday 5th October 1956  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB TO PRESENT COLORED SLIDES
The Adelaide Camera Club in conjunction with the South Coast Camera Club will screen colored slides and Black & White Prints in the Congregational Hall to-morrow (Saturday) evening at 8pm. Admission is free. The Adelaide Camera Club will bring a 1,000 watt projector and floodlights to display Black & White enlargements.

On Sunday a picnic outing will be held at Waitpinga Beach where local girls will model for the two clubs.



Friday 29th March 1957  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

will be held at "The Central" on
Wednesday, 3rd April at 8pm

All camera enthusiasts invited to attend.

New Members welcome.

R. ARNOLD
HON.SECRETARY

Friday 12th April 1957  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS
At the annual meeting of the South Coast Camera Club on 3rd April the following officers were appointed:

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1957 - 1958

PRESIDENT Mr. J.K. Johnson

Hon.Secretary: Mr. R. Arnold

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. R. Arnold

Committee: Mr. Claude Hammond

Committee: Miss Wanda Leak

Camera enthusiasts who are interested in the club can obtain further information from any of the above-mentioned officers.



Friday 11th April 1958  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club officers elected at the annual meeting were:

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1958 - 1959

PRESIDENT Mr. J.K. Johnson

Hon.Secretary: Mr. R. Arnold

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. R. Arnold

Committee: Mr. Claude Hammond

Committee: Miss Wanda Leak

The club had a successful year and enlisted five new members. Quality of prints and slides submitted by enthusiasts for periodical competition had improved considerably and Mr. F. Berg, of Mount Breckan, had assisted members with a talk on lighting and portraiture.

The club seeks new members, who are invited to meetings held on the first and third Wednesday nights at "The Central".



Friday 27th June 1958  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Friday 29th August 1958  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS
A photograph exhibition of interest to all people who admire colored slides and Black & White Prints will be held in the C.W.A. Hall on Friday, 12th September. A total of 300 slides and 15 prints have been entered for judging, and approximately 30 Black & White Prints will also be displayed from some of the most advanced photographers in South Australia.

High awards at international exhibitions have been received for some of these prints. Also on loan for display purposes only will be a series of photographs depicting the early history of Victor Harbour and district. Trophies kindly donated by local tradespeople and the South Coast Camera Club (who are sponsoring the exhibition) will be presented to winning entrants.

Approximately 100 color slides and prints, kindly loaned, will be on view free of charge between 2pm and 5pm. In the evening at 8pm all the color slides will be screened, and a display of the latest photographic equipment, together with all prints, will be on view.



Friday 12th September 1958  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS
An exhibition of photographs will be held at the C.W.A. rooms at 2pm and 7pm today under the auspices of the South Coast Camera Club. In the evening at 8pm slides will also be screened.



Friday 19th September 1958  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS
The judges were very impressed with the high standard of entries in the photographic exhibition conducted by the South Coast Camera Club last Friday.

Of the 300 color transparencies projected, the prizes were awarded as follows: D. Isam, landscape (trophy donated by the Corner Pharmacy); M.R. Arnold, flower study (K's Hard ware); M.A. Strawbridge, bird or animal study (N. Golding); I.V.Stephens, for portrait section (South Coast Camera Club); and J.R. Tregenza, for miscellaneous section (Victor Pharmacy).

A total of 17 Merits, certificates were also awarded for good photography in these sections. The main Black & White prize went to M.R. Arnold (donated by F. Howat), and another three Merits, certificates were also awarded.

The C.W.A. Hall was filled for the evening showing, and many viewed the Black & White Prints which were exhibited during the afternoon.



Friday 17th October 1958  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EXHIBITS WIN IN ADELAIDE
Local photographers will be interested to learn that two members of the South Coast Camera Club have met with considerable success in the Adelaide Camera Club's annual exhibition which will open next Monday.

Mr. M.A. Strawbridge received a bronze plaque and Mr. J.R. Tregenza two Merits, certificates for color slides which had also previously won awards in the recent contest conducted by the South Coast Camera Club.



Thursday 26th March 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

Wednesday, 1st April, 8pm

at the home of
Mrs. Alan Francis,
corner Crozier Road and Burke Street.

M.R. ARNOLD
HON.SECRETARY

Friday 17th April 1959  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL MEETING
Officers appointed at the annual meeting of the South Coast Camera Club recently were:

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1959 - 1960

PRESIDENT Mr. C.C. Hammond

Vice President Mr. J.K. Johnson

Hon.Secretary: Mr. J.R. Tregenza

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J.R. Tregenza

The club meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month at the home of Mr. A. Francis, Crozier Road, and intending members are invited to attend.

Another exhibition of photographs will be held in September and on this occasion entries will be invited from all parts of South Australia. Last year's function was an outstanding success.



Friday 1st May 1959  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SUCCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
At the annual international photographic exhibition held at Murray Bridge from 16th to 18th April many entries of Black & White Prints and colored transparencies were received including some from Hong Kong, other overseas countries and all parts of Australia.

A member of the South Coast Camera Club, Mr. M.A. Strawbridge, submitted five entries and gained two Merits, certificates for "highly commended" colored transparencies, one of which was the water spout seen earlier this month off Victor Harbor. The South Coast Camera Club will hold an exhibition on similar lines in September for Australian photographs, and it is expected that many local enthusiasts will avail themselves of the opportunity to enter.



Friday 7th August 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHING MODELLING DEMONSTRATION
A Lighting and Modeling Demonstration open to the public will be held at Studio 64, Victoria St., under guidance of Frank Bergh.

Owing to limited space available, interested persons please contact Hon.Secretary, South Coast Camera Club (J. Tregenza) at Post Office, or Studio 04, phone 813.



Friday 14th August 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Friday 21st August 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
Prints and Transparencies. Entries close 29th August. Forms available at Lalor's or Hon.Secretary, South Coast Camera Club (J. Tregenza).



Friday 11th September 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION

TODAY - FRIDAY

C.W.A. ROOMS
PRINTS and SLIDES
2pm to 5pm. Again at 7pm.
SLIDES screened at 8pm.
Admission free.

Friday 18th September 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Meetings of the South Coast Camera Club now changed to 2nd and 4th Mondays each month. New members welcome.

Contact J. Tregenza
HON.SECRETARY



Friday 18th September 1959  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club wish to thank all contestants and the donors of prizes: F. Howat, C. Hoffman, K's Hardware, W.B. Lalor and F. Bergh: for helping to make the recent Exhibition such a success.



Friday 18th September 1959  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION
Colored slides and Black & White Prints were exhibited by members of the South Coast Camera Club at the C.W.A. Hall on Friday afternoon and evening last. The majority of the prizes were won by members from other clubs throughout the State, but one first prize was won by Mr. M. Strawbridge, of Victor Harbour.



Thursday 14th April 1960  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS
At the annual meeting of the South Coast Camera Club on Monday night last the following officers were elected:

ELECTION OF OFFICERS 1960 - 1961

PRESIDENT Mr. R. Arnold

Vice President Mr. M. Strawbridge

Hon.Secretary: Mr. J.R. Tregenza

Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J.R. Tregenza

Committee: Mrs. Polkinghorne

Committee: Mr. T. Love

The South Coast Camera Club has been approached by Southern Agricultural Society for a photographic section in the annual show at Port Elliot in October next.



Friday 13th July 1962  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TALK ON PHOTOGRAPHY
A cordial invitation is extended to all camera owners to attend a talk on photography, to be held tonight at 8pm in the Youth Club Hall.

Are you perfectly happy with the results you get from your camera?
Do you want to improve your standard?
Do you want to graduate from the "pretty pussy in the backyard" snapshot to something better and on a higher level?
Do you know the relation between shutter speed and the lens opening?

Many people have acquired a camera in the past 12 months and most of them want to learn some more about their hobby. This talk will help them. It is the first of the South Coast Camera Club renewed activities. Being affiliated with the Adelaide Camera Club, which was the very first camera club in Australia, expert guidance and tuition to deal with any problems will be available. Questions invited, criticisms given by people who know their photography. Bring your cameras, your prints and slides and ask! If we don't know the solutions, we'll find them for you from the best and most up-to-date sources available. And not only photography in theory — on our "model" nights and demonstrations of lighting and darkroom techniques, you will receive practical assistance.

Beginners and advanced amateurs, all are welcome.



Friday 20th July 1962  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB ACTIVITIES
The most encouraging enthusiasm shown by the people who attended the "Talk on Photography" last week ensures a lively re-opening of the South Coast Camera Club activities. Decision was readied to hold the first meeting on Monday, 6th August. This will take the form of a "model" night—a pretty model, all the lights, and you bring your own camera. All help and advice will be given. You do not have to be an expert or have an expensive camera; all that is required of you is to be a "camera fan". Box camera owners are just as welcome as the advanced 35mm color photographers and movie fans.

Plans are in hand to participate later on in competitions against other clubs, have camera outings on Sundays, visit Adelaide Camera Club on meeting nights, have a competition amongst local members in both sections (Color and Black & White Prints), and more functions to keep the club lively and keen.

Meetings will be held in the C.W.A. Hall, commencing on 6th August at 8pm. Remember the date and turn up. You'll like it!



Friday 31st August 1962  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL MEETING
The South Coast Camera Club Annual Meeting to be held at C.W.A. rooms Monday, 3rd September, 8pm.



Friday 17th July 1964  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A meeting to discuss the continuation or winding up of the South Coast Camera Club and its assets and bank balance will be held at 8pm on Tuesday, 21st July, at the home of the Hon.Secretary, J. Tregenza, Swain Rd.



FORMED APRIL 1970



Friday 20th March 1970  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Thursday 26th March 1970  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The inaugural Meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be held at Atlam Photographic Studios, Railway Terrace, on 6th April, at 8pm. Everyone welcome, and bring best Photo or Slide (prize to winner). Plate of Supper. For further details ring Kimber's Pharmacy (52 2021), E. Jolly (52 1259), or Pete Scott at Goolwa.



Friday 3rd July 1970  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Friday 10th July 1970  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A general meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be held on Monday 13th July, at 8pm at the Masonic Hall. Slide lecture entitled "Composition Simplified" and 16mm film to follow. Every one welcome. Phone 52 2482 for further details.



Friday 18th December 1970  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club wish to thank everyone who contributed in any way to the recent Photographic Exhibition in aid of St. John Ambulance. Special thanks to Mr. Malcolm Kimber, Souvenirs of Australia, South Coast Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. John Mack. Slide entries may be collected from place of lodgment on or after Tuesday next.



Friday 28th May 1971  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Since the inception of the South Coast Camera Club 12 months ago, members have enjoyed a variety of competitions, lectures, and practical meetings. They have also held an exhibition to aid St. John Ambulance Building Campaign.

The South Coast Camera Club is seeking new members who will have an opportunity to learn not only about cameras but also picture taking techniques, darkroom processes, and many aspects of photography. The club is also able to arrange substantial discounts on photographic gear for members.



Friday 9th July 1971  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

at 8pm
MONDAY, 12th JULY

65 McDonald Street,
Victor Harbour.

Competition:
Color, Animal and Open Subject;
Black-and-white Print, Animal.

All members please attend.

E. JOLLY
HON.SECRETARY

Friday 11th February 1972  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club first meeting for 1972 will be held on Monday next, 14th February, at 8pm at the Congregational Church Hall. Everybody welcome. Excellent program.



Friday 7th July 1972  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

THURSDAY, 13th JULY at 8pm

Congregational Hall

All members please attend.

Friday 11th August 1972  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club is seeking new members. The aim of the club is for members to increase their knowledge of photographic techniques and help would-be photographers achieve more from their hobby.

The club's program for the coming year includes lectures, practical nights and competitions covering both color and Black & White photography.

The President can be contacted at V.H. 52 2595, and the Hon.Secretary at 52 2482.



FORMED NOVEMBER 1975



Wednesday 26th November 1975  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB FORMED
Forty people attended a meeting at the Victor Harbour CWA centre last Friday night when the South Coast Camera Club was formally inaugurated. The club will hold monthly meetings and the first is set down for 20th February. There are already 30 financial members and they come from the Victor Harbour area, Goolwa, Yankalilla and Myponga.

Officers elected were: President, Mr. E. Laslett; vice-President, Mr. T. Urlwin; Hon.Secretary, Mrs. V. Tapscott; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Jim Dutton; competition Hon.Secretary, Mr. Don Cannan.



Wednesday 11th February 1976  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FIRST MEETING OF NEW CAMERA CLUB
The recently formed South Coast Camera Club will hold the first of its monthly meetings on Friday, 20th February at 8pm in the C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbour.

Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Ken Herring, President and Hon.Secretary of the South Australian Photographic Federation. In addition to judging competition slides and prints, Mr. Herring, an accomplished photographer, will present a lecture illustrated by his own color slides.

Considerable interest is being shown in the new club and, in view of the likely number of competition entries, the committee has decided that an "Open Subject" competition only for both prints and slides will be held at this first meeting. Any intending members may enter a maximum of three slides and or three prints in the competition. Prints must be of minimum 10" x 8" size and both prints and slide mounts should bear the entrant's name and a title.

Those attending are asked to bring a plate of supper and to submit competition entries as early as possible after 7.30pm.



Wednesday 3rd March 1976  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The first regular meeting of the South Coast Camera Club attracted a good attendance at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

In welcoming those present, the President, Mr. Evan Laslett, stated that the aim of the club was to assist camera owners to improve the standard of their photographic efforts and to gain the maximum benefit and enjoyment from photography. One of the principal ways of achieving this was by taking part in competitions and hearing comments by experienced judges.

Seventy-six slides and 14 Black & White Prints were entered in the first competitions. John and Marilyn Jelfs shared the first three placings in slides and seven others were awarded Merits. First three place-getters in the prints competition was Reg Arnold, Elizabeth Jolly and Jim Dutton.

Mr. Ken Herring, President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, showed what can be achieved with ordinary equipment and a little "know-how" with a selection of delightful flower studies.

The next meeting will be held on 19th March when Mr. Murray Bowels will conduct a "Know your Camera" night.

Open competitions will again be held with a maximum entry of two slides and or prints per person. Newcomers and beginners are welcome.



Wednesday 17th March 1976  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA EXPERT TO VISIT
The new South Coast Camera Club is to conduct its second meeting at the C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor next Friday evening. Special guest will be Adelaide photographic retailer, Mr. M. Bowels, who will judge the print and slide competitions and speak on the subject "Know Your Camera".

Mr. Bowels will give advice in his lecture on types of cameras and their suitability for the average photographer, also on how to become proficient in the use of a camera and supplementary equipment.

This function, like all meetings of the club, is designed to help amateur photographers in their photographic efforts and an open invitation to attend is extended to all 35mm camera owners.



Wednesday 17th March 1976  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA EXPERT TO VISIT
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday, 19th March, 8pm, C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor.

Want to improve your photography? Don't miss this meeting!

Guest speaker: Mr. M. Bowels on "Know your Camera".

Open Competitions in color slides and Black & White Prints. Maximum entry two per person. Please submit entries early.

Basket Supper. Everybody welcome, including beginners.

V.TAPSCOTT
HON.SECRETARY



Wednesday 31st March 1976  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
An appreciative audience of over 40 people was given an entertaining and informative lecture by Mr. Murray Bowels on the subject of photographic equipment at the second meeting of the South Coast Camera Club on March 19.

Mr. Bowels also judged the competitions for the night in which the successful entrants were Messrs. T. Urlwin, G. Scheer, D. Joy, (prints) and Don Cannan, Jim Dutton and J. Symonds (slides).

The next meeting of the club is to be held one week earlier than usual on April 9, at the Victor Harbor C.W.A. Hall at 8pm. The guest judge on this occasion will be Mr. Harold Carthew, until recently vice-President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Any person interested in photography, whether experienced or not, is invited to attend the club's meetings and to take part in the competitions which will be conducted in two grades from the April meeting.



Thursday 20th May 1976  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be held on Friday, 21st May at 8pm in C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbour.

Guest Judge and Speaker: Mrs. Dora Evans (President South Australian Photographic Federation) to give illustrated lecture on composition.

Competition subject: "Child Study". Limit of three per person in slides and Black & White Prints. No Open Competition. Entries to be in by 8pm.

Basket Supper. Visitors welcome.

V.TAPSCOTT
HON.SECRETARY



Wednesday 9th June 1976  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club's monthly competition, child study, was judged by Mr. and Mrs. A. Evans, of Adelaide.

Members entered 41 slides and placings went to Evan Laslett, Milton Symonds and Marilyn Jelfs. Merits, were awarded to Jim Tapscott and A. Shervan. In the BLACK & WHITE section first and second placings went to David Joy and third to Reg Arnold.



Wednesday 7th July 1976  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Results of a photographic competition conducted by the South Coast Camera Club:
A GRADE OPEN: H. Symonds, M. Symonds, R. Van Pelt; Merits: M. Symonds, H.A. Symonds, D. Joy, Don Cannan.
B GRADE OPEN: K. Wicks, Don Overall, Chris Durrant.

BLACK & WHITE SECTION: SPEED OR ACTION: first place went to K. Cook and second and third to D. Joy.

A special competition in transparencies was won by Mrs. B. Broadfoot, D. Joy and J. Jelfs. Merits, were gained by Gary Roberts, R. Van Pelt and M. Symonds.

At the club's next meeting several members will explain and demonstrate inexpensive photographic accessories.



Wednesday 14th July 1976  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday, 16th July 8pm at C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor.

Demonstration of simple Photographic Gadgets by four members.

Bring SLIDES (max. 2) or Prints (max. 3) for "Open" Competition and or SLIDES (max. 3) for special subject, "Happiness".

ANYONE WELCOME. Door charge 20 cents. Supper.



Wednesday 11th August 1976  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday 20th August 8pm C.W.A. Hall Victor Harbor.

"Open" competitions in color slides. Special subject, "Against the Light" in slides and prints.

Guest judge, Mr. Ron Nicholson, vice-President, South Australian Photographic Federation.

Newcomers, visitors and beginners welcome. Supper.



Wednesday 18th August 1976  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
At the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, members slides and prints were judged by popular vote, successful competitors being Reg Arnold, Chris Durrant, Milton Symonds, Vera Mack and Marilyn Jelfs.

Special guest on Friday, 20th August, will be Mr. Ron Nicholson, vice-President of the South Australian Photographic Federation. Mr. Nicholson will judge the "Open" competitions in slides and special subject "Against the Light" competitions in both slides and prints.

Newcomers and visitors are always welcome at the monthly meetings of the South Coast Camera Club. If you have some good color slides or Black & White Prints, bring the, along and enter in one of the competitions. Comments are made by judges on the Merits, or faults of all entries; only names of place-getters are announced. If on the other hand, you would like to come simply as a spectator, you will be welcome to do so.



Wednesday 8th September 1976  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr. R. Nicholson, senior vice-President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, judged photographs at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE PRINTS: K. Cook, D. Joy, R. Arnold.
B GRADE OPEN: D. Hurrell, Chris Durrant, L. Johnston; Merits: A. Johnston, Chris Durrant.
A GRADE OPEN: G. Scheer, J. Jelfs, J. Tapscott; Merits: M. Symonds, H. Symonds, R. Van Pelt.
"AGAINST THE LIGHT": J. Farr, G. Scheer, J. Jelfs; Merits: V. Mack, J. Porter.



Wednesday 15th September 1976  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Meeting of the South Coast Camera Club to be held on Friday 17th September, at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor.

Guest Lecturer: Peter Medlin, to speak on "Portraiture".

Competition: SLIDES "One of four Seasons", BLACK & WHITE Open. Maximum, three entries. Judge: Evan Laslett.

Basket Supper. All welcome. Club Picnic on Sunday, 19th September, at Strathalbyn Gardens. Details at meeting.

V.TAPSCOTT
HON.SECRETARY



Wednesday 6th October 1976  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Those attending the September meeting of the South Coast Camera Club were treated to an informative lecture on portraiture by Mr. Peter Medlen of Studio 64. Victor Harbor. Mr. Medlen's lecture was illustrated by samples of his own work and was appreciated by those present.

Successful entrants in the Color Slide competition were Reg Arnold, Vera Mack and Graham Scheer and, in the print competition, Reg Arnold, David Joy and Graham Scheer.



Thursday 14th October 1976  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER
at 8pm at CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

Competition (Slides and Prints):
People at Work or Play.

Also International Exhibition Slides from
1976 Adelaide Festival of ARTS.

Visitors and newcomers always welcome. Supper.

Wednesday 10th November 1976  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS
Officers elected at the annual meeting of the South Coast Camera Club are as follows:
President, Mr. E.L. Laslett; Vice-President, Mr. K.T. Cook; Hon.Secretary, Mr. D.V. Cannan; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Jim Dutton; Competition Hon.Secretary, Mr. G.H. Roberts; Committee, V. Tapscott, L. Johnston, I. Smart, D. Joy.

The meeting to be held on Friday, 19th November, will be the final one for the year when Color Slide and print of the year will be judged and trophies will be presented to the highest aggregate winners.

This evening will be the climax to the first and very successful year for the South Coast Camera Club.



Wednesday 17th November 1976  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PRINT AND SLIDE OF THE YEAR
Are you interested in photography? If so why not come along and see the place getting color slides and prints for the year's competitions of members of the South Coast Camera Club at their final meeting for the year, Friday 19th November, 8pm at the CWA hall, when slide and print of the year be decided. Visitors are always welcome.



Wednesday 1st December 1976  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PRINT AND SLIDE OF THE YEAR
Nearly 60 members and visitors attended the South Coast Camera Club final meeting for the year when Mr. Arthur Beales judged slides and prints of the year.

Winners were:
Color Slide: A Grade: J. Porter; runner-up M. Symonds.
Color Slide: B Grade: winner and also runner-up, Mrs. V. Mack.

A GRADE PRINT OF THE YEAR: R. Arnold; G. Scheer.
B GRADE PRINT OF THE YEAR: winner and runner-up, Chris Durrant.

The President (Mr. E. Laslett) presented medallions to the highest aggregate point scorers;
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: M. Symonds;
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Chris Durrant;
COLOR SLIDES: SPECIAL SUBJECT: D. Joy;

PRINTS: A GRADE: R. Arnold;
PRINTS: B GRADE: D. Joy;
PRINTS SPECIAL SUBJECT: D. Joy.



Wednesday 9th February 1977  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club 1977 program gets under way on 18th February with an open competition for color slides and Black & White Prints which will be judged by Mr. K. Herring, a past President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Mr. Herring, accompanied by his wife who is Hon.Secretary, South Australian Photographic Federation, will bring his own audiovisual "From Hedgerow to Seashore" which makes excellent viewing.

Beginners and newcomers are welcome to South Coast Camera Club meetings.



Wednesday 16th February 1977  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

"THE FISHERMAN"

won the A grade Black & White Print of the year award for 1976.
The entry was submitted by Reg Arnold in an event organized by the

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Wednesday 16th February 1977  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 18th February 8pm at C.W.A. Hall

Special feature: Ken Herring's audio-visual "From Hedgerow to Seashore".

A and B Grade Open in Color Slides and Black & White Prints (limit of two entries).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 9th March 1977  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Ken Herring's audio visual "From Hedgerow to Seashore" enthralled an audience of over 50 at the South Coast Camera Club's first meeting for 1977 last week.

Mr. Herring judged the open competitions in which Lorna Perry took first and second placings with Jim Tapscott third.

In B grade slides Alex Sherrin gained first place, followed by Ian Milne and Don Overall.

Chris Durrant and David Joy were successful with their Black & White Prints.

Animal, bird or insect will be the subject at the March meeting when well known photography expert John Mack, jun., will be guest speaker.



Wednesday 16th March 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 18th March at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall
Guest speaker: John Mack Jun.

Competition subject: "Animal, Bird or Insect". (Limit 3 entries).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 16th March 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
John Mack Jun. will demonstrate Cameras and equipment, at C.W.A. Hall at 8pm on the 18th March.



Wednesday 6th April 1977  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr. John Mack, jun., impressed a large gathering at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club with an outstanding display of photographic equipment and an informative talk on the subject.

Popular vote winner in the prints section was Chris Durrant followed by Ian Smart, Ron van Pelt and David Joy.

The most popular Color Slide was entered by Graeme Scheer and placings went to Milton Symonds and Ron Jolly.



Thursday 14th April 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 15th April at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

Slides: A and B Grade Open plus 'Song or Film Title'.

Black & White Prints: Open only (limit of 2 in each section). Basket Supper. All welcome.



Wednesday 11th May 1977  Page 12 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The use of trim-masks in improving slide presentation was demonstrated at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Judging of entries was by Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, of Glenelg, and their preferences were:
PRINTS: Chris Durrant and David Joy;
SLIDES: A GRADE: Ken Maxwell, David Joy and Lorna Perry.
SLIDES: B GRADE: Don Overall, Vera Mack. Keith Wicks.
FILM TITLE: Don Cannan, Graham Scheer.

At the May meeting Mr. W. Herbert will be the judge and also speak on "Approaching the Subject".



Thursday 19th May 1977  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 20th May at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

Guest speaker and Judge: Mr. Bill Herbert, "Approaching the Subject".

SLIDES: 'After Dark' only.
PRINTS: 'Open' only.

Entry limit: Three. Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 8th June 1977  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
At the May meeting of the South Coast Camera Club the "What's your problem" segment again proved popular.

Best slide in the "After Dark" section went to Neville Anderson followed by David Joy, while Chris Durrant and David Joy submitted the best for open prints.

An attraction at the June meeting will be an international exhibition slide set. The special subject that night is Portrait.



Thursday 16th June 1977  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FRIDAY, 17th JUNE, C.W.A. Hall 8pm.

SPECIAL ATTRACTION: International Slide Set.

Competition Subject: Portrait (limit 3 entries).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 6th July 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
"Portrait" was the special subject at the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club and a good number of entries were submitted. Mr. R. Marcussen, of Adelaide, was the guest judge and his preferences in the prints section were Jim Dutton, Reg Arnold and Chris Durrant.

Successful in the slides section were Milton Symonds, Reg Arnold and Jim Tapscott.

Following the judging an international slide set was enjoyed by members and visitors.

At the next meeting there will be open competitions and the special subject is "Tree study".



Wednesday 13th July 1977  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 15th July at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

Slide Competitions: A and B Grade Open (limit 2); Tree Study (limit 3);
Prints, open competition only.

Basket Supper. All welcome.



Wednesday 10th August 1977  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr. Duncan MacKenzie, of Adelaide, will give an illustrated lecture on bird photography at the August meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. He is well known for his award winning photography in South Australia.



Wednesday 17th August 1977  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 19th August at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

Guest speaker and Judge: Mr. Duncan MacKenzie.

"BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY"

Competitions: Open B grade SLIDES and Open Prints (limit 3); SLIDES special subject, "Three Pictures Telling a Story" (limit 2).

Basket supper. All welcome.

Members please bring non perishable items for street stall (to be held 2nd September).



Wednesday 24th August 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

STREET STALL

FRIDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER

Saleable items required.
Please leave at Dutton's Electrical Service, 23 Ocean Street, Victor Harbour, or with any committee member.



Wednesday 31st August 1977  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
At the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, Mr. Duncan MacKenzie captivated an audience of over 60 members and visitors with his excellently illustrated talk on bird photography.

Mr. MacKenzie, who is also a highly qualified biologist, has had his work published in calendars and prestige publications and has traveled widely photographing birds.

He recounted many stories such as wading through a sewerage farm to film Ibis, building a 60 ft. high scaffolding "hide" to photograph a nesting Wedge Tail Eagle and many other unusual and often humorous exploits.

Competition results: B grade open was won by Vera Mack followed by Bill Perry; David Joy, Milton Symonds and Lorna Perry submitted the best entries in the special subject competition, while Graham Scheer and Chris Durrant submitted the best prints.



Wednesday 14th September 1977  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

0 SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 16th September, at C.W.A. Hall at 8pm.

Slide Competitions, A and B Grade Open (limit 2).

Local interest is the special subject for slides and prints (limit 3); BLACK & WHITE Novice Prints (limit 3).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 21st September 1977  Page 4 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S 101st SHOW
If photography is your forte, entries close on 8th October, with the South Coast Camera Club, Post Office, Victor Harbor.

Prizes will be awarded for the top slide and top print of the show and highest aggregate in both sections.

Classes include landscape or seascape, animal, bird or insect, flower study, portrait, child study, any other subject and best slide of the local district of an area south of Sellick's Beach, Mount Compass to Goolwa.

In Black & White Prints, sections include people, landscape or seascape, animal bird or insect, local district and any other subject.

SLIDES will be screened at 2.30pm and 3.30pm and prints will be on display in the old luncheon pavilion on October 15 and 16.

Juniors are also well catered for at the show with junior sections in photography in Black & White Prints or Color Prints.



Wednesday 28th September 1977  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former local residents Dennis and June Jenke were judges at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club when Mr. M.G. Symonds gave an illustrated talk on montage photography.

Competition winners:
A grade slides, Mrs. Lorna Perry and G. Scheer;
B grade, Mrs. Broadfoot, Don Overall and Mrs. V. Mack.

Local interest subject, Mrs. H. Symons, Don Overall and D. Hurrell.

Black & White Prints, Chris Durrant, G. Scheer and Jim Dutton.

Novice prints, Don Cannan and Gary Roberts.

Entries are invited for the photography section at next month's show at Port Elliot.



Wednesday 28th September 1977  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S 101st SHOW
Photography entries close with the South Coast Camera Club, Post Office Victor Harbor, at 12 noon on 8th October, or can be delivered to Dutton's Electrical Service, 23 Ocean Street, Victor Harbor, or Jelf's Pharmacy, Yankalilla.



Wednesday 19th October 1977  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 21st October 8pm at CWA Hall.

Special subject (slides only): "At the Show" (limit 3).

A and B Grade Open (limit two).

Black & White Prints (open).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 26th October 1977  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Election of Officers of South Coast Camera Club. In handing over office to Reg. Arnold, retiring President, Evan Laslett, thanked committee and members for their loyal support over the last two years. Other office bearers elected were: vice-President, Doug Hurrell, Hon.Secretary, Don Cannan, Hon. Treasurer, Gary Roberts, competition Hon.Secretary, Val. Tapscott, committee, Chris Durrant, David Joy, Evan Laslett and Mrs. T. Ashfold.

At the last meeting Mr. Marne Mutton of Adelaide judged the competitions and winners were:
PRINTS: Chris Durrant. A GRADE SLIDES: Lorna Perry. B GRADE SLIDES: Mrs. T. Ashfold. SPECIAL SUBJECT: Ken Maxwell.

Next meeting will be the last for 1977 at which members best work of the year will be judged. Special side attractions will be the screening of the Dorothy Foster Memorial slide set and a musical item by two club members.



Wednesday 16th November 1977  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 18th November at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

See the outstanding

Dorothy Foster Memorial Slide Set


Slide and Print of the Year Competitions

Any entry in A or B Grade which gained a 1st, 2nd or 3rd placing during 1977 is eligible.

BASKET SUPPER. Family Night. All welcome.



Wednesday 21st December 1977  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Members of the Uniting Church attended a basket tea last Sunday at Adare where a presentation of notes was made to farewell the Rev. Doug. Mack and Mrs. Mack who leave early in the New Year to take a ministry at Gawler West early in the New Year.

Mr. Mack has been actively involved with the St. John Ambulance Brigade and Mrs. Mack with the South Coast Camera Club.



Wednesday 15th February 1978  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday, 17th February, at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall

Attraction: Travel Film and SLIDES from Bill and Vera Hart

Competitions:
Slides: At The Beach: (A and B Grade), Limit 3.
Black & White Prints: Open only, (Limit 3).

Basket Supper. All Welcome.



Wednesday 15th February 1978  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club resumes its activities this Friday night, 17th February, at the CWA Hall at 8pm.

As a special opening attraction, Bill and Vera Hart of Glen Osmond will show travel films, slides and an Audio-Visual.

Vera Hart will judge members entries in the "At the beach" slides and also judge a Black & White Prints open competition.

Visitors, newcomers and beginners are cordially invited to attend any of the club's monthly meetings.



Wednesday 15th March 1978  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 17th March at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall

Guest Speaker and Judge: Mr. R. Basher.

Slide Competitions: A and B Grade Open.
Special Subject: for slides and prints "People", (entry limit - 3 per category).

Basket Supper and all Welcome.

MEMBERS are reminded to also bring entries for the April Inter-club Competitions: categories are: "People", "Places", "Creatures and Flowers" and "Any other Subject".



Wednesday 22nd March 1978  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
At the annual meeting of the Southern Agricultural Society, the South Coast Camera Club was voted onto the Committee.



Thursday 30th March 1978  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The recent meeting of the South Coast Camera Club was very well attended with a record entry in the Black & White Prints section and a good entry in the color slides.

The club was very fortunate to have Mr. Richard Basher of Goolwa to judge and pass comment on members entries. Mr. Basher who has had wide experience in the camera club movement will be a great asset to the local club. Members to gain Honors, were Keith Cook, Lorna Perry and Evan Laslett. Amongst the Merits, winners were Doug Hurrell, Stuart Roberts and Ron Crighton.

The April meeting will feature an inter-club competition. Newcomers to the hobby of photography are most welcome at any meeting.



Wednesday 19th April 1978  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 21st April at 8pm at Congregational church Hall.

INTER-CLUB MEETING
Visit by Strathalbyn & District Camera Club and Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

Please bring extra supper for visiting clubs.

Members are reminded of the Street Stall on Friday 21st April. Please bring to meeting any saleable items and groceries for the raffle.

ALL WELCOME



Thursday 27th April 1978  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club held their first inter-club competition last Friday when there was a large crowd at the Uniting Church hall.

Competing clubs were Murray Bridge International Photography Club, Strathalbyn & District Camera Club and the South Coast Camera Club, the latter winning the contest.

Main winners were Evan Laslett (South Coast Camera Club), Stan Ruge (Murray Bridge International Photography Club) and Joyce Smart (Strathalbyn & District Camera Club). Color Slide of the evening went to Joyce Smart.



Wednesday 31st May 1978  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club will be represented at the Rotary exhibition on Saturday, June 3 when a selection of prints and slides will be shown.

At the clubs last meeting the guest judge and lecturer, Mr. Marne Mutton, said members used their cameras creatively, the competition being 'something old'. He showed the effects of various photographic techniques such as varying the camera angle, late afternoon lighting in landscapes and other interesting ideas.

New members to excel in B grade competitions were Margie Broomhead with an Honor, and Merits, and John Pohl with two Merits. Honors, went to Evan Laslett in slides and Don Cannan for prints.



Thursday 8th June 1978  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Despite inclement weather last Saturday the leisure hours exhibition sponsored
by the Rotary Club of Victor Harbor drew a steady stream of people to the Town Hall.

The South Coast Camera Club displayed a variety of photographs taken by members.

Wednesday 14th June 1978  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 16th June at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall.

Special Attraction: "The Rise and Fall of a Competition Judge", by Evan Laslett.

Special subject competition, "Humorous", also and B Grade Open Competition.

SUPPER - ALL WELCOME. Bring the Family.



Wednesday 19th July 1978  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr. Tim Newbery ARPS, AFIAP, who was once rated sixth in the world by the Photographic Society of America for his work in the field of BLACK & WHITE nature prints, will be judge and guest speaker at the July meeting of the South Coast Camera Club this Friday.

Mr. Newbery, a senior dairy adviser with the Department of Agriculture at Murray Bridge, is well qualified to speak on his subject "The Balance of Nature" which he will illustrate with slides and prints.



Wednesday 19th July 1978  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 21st July at 8pm at CWA Hall

SPECIAL ATTRACTION
An illustrated lecture by Tim Newbery ARPS AFIAP on THE BALANCE OF NATURE.

Competitions:
Prints: open: A and B Grade.
SLIDES" "Nature": (limit of 3 entries) Note: Subject matter must be in natural state - no domestic animals.

BASKET SUPPER. ALL WELCOME.



Wednesday 26th July 1978  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Another large crowd was in attendance at the South Coast Camera Club's meeting last Friday evening when noted nature photographer Mr. Tim Newbery judged the competitions and then gave an illustrated talk on nature photography.

Mr. Newbery said that at times it takes him many hours just to obtain one photograph.

Competition winners were:
PRINTS: Graham Scheer, Chris Durant;
A GRADE: NATURE SLIDES: David Joy set a record by attaining three Honors;
B GRADE: NATURE SLIDES: Bill Perry.

Next month's meeting promises to be an interesting night with competitions to be judged by popular vote.



Wednesday 13th September 1978  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Judges for the South Coast Camera Club's next meeting this Friday night will be June and Dennis Jenke of Adelaide. They will present holiday slides Beginners and newcomers are welcome to attend the meeting.



Wednesday 18th October 1978  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday, 20th October at 8pm at CWA Hall.

Guest Judge: JOHN JELFS

Competitions:
SLIDES - A and B Grade OPEN and Special Subject: Speed or Action.

Black & White Prints: OPEN only. (Limit 3 entries each category).

Basket Supper - All Welcome



Wednesday 18th October 1978  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
This month's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be the last chance for members to score points for the year's aggregate awards. Trophies will be presented next month and this will close the club's third year of operation.

Guest judge for this Friday night's meeting will be John Jelfs of Yankalilla. Any person interested in photography is welcome to attend.



Wednesday 25th October 1978  Page 4 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The President of the South Coast Camera Club (Mr. M.R. Arnold) told the annual meeting last Friday night that the club now had more than 60 members and the standard of their photography was improving all the time. The club is in a sound financial position.

Officers elected were:
President, Mr. M.R. Arnold; vice-President, Mr. D. Joy; Hon.Secretary, Mr. Gary Roberts; competition Hon.Secretary, Mrs. V. Tapscott; Hon. Treasurer, Mrs. Connie Brand; committee, Messrs. E. Laslett, T. Ashfold, H. Jones and Chris Durrant.

Guest judge for the evening's competition was Mr. John Jelfs whose style of judging had not previously been seen.

Winners for the evening were:
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Stuart Roberts;
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Don Overall, Lorna Perry, Graham Scheer;
COLOR SLIDES: A and B SPECIAL SUBJECT: John Pohl, Gary Roberts;

Black & White Prints: Gary Roberts, Graham Scheer.



Wednesday 25th October 1978  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)
Wednesday 1st November 1978  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GOD'S WORLD THROUGH THE EYE OF THE CAMERA
Appreciate Australia more and help those who have less by supporting a Color Slide evening on Australian wild-life, landscape and seascapes, people, etc., to be shown by several South Coast Camera Club members.

Where? Adare Uniting Church Hall.
When? Wednesday 1st November 1978 at 8pm.
Why? Collection, in lieu of supper, to assist the Max Gale Dairy Herd for India Appeal.

All Welcome



Wednesday 22nd November 1978  Page 22 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Approximately 80 members and friends attended the end of year competitions of the South Coast Camera Club held last Friday evening when trophies were presented by well known Adelaide photographic identity, Mr. Ken Herring.

Winners of Black & White Prints was G. Scheer with the highest aggregate.
Special subject, Chris Durrant.
Print of the year, G. Scheer; runner-up, Don Cannan.
Most improved, Gary Roberts.
Color slides, aggregate, Lorna Perry.
Special subject, D. Joy.
Slide of the year, best Kodak slide and runner-up, E. Laslett.

Following the competitions a special selection of colored slides from the 1978 festival of arts international photographic exhibition was screened.



Wednesday 28th February 1979  Page 33 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Guest judge for the monthly competition of the South Coast Camera Club,
Mr. Robert MacKrell (right) discusses the winning BLACK & WHITE Print with club President, Mr. Reg Arnold.
Mr. MacKrell, from Adelaide, represented the South Australian Photographic Federation for the judging.

Wednesday 28th February 1979  Page 33 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Results of the South Coast Camera Club's first competition for this year.

BLACK & WHITE PRINTS: Honors, G. Scheer; Merits, Chris Durrant.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Honors, M. Symonds; Merits, Gary Roberts, M. Symonds, G. Scheer.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Honors, D. Hurrell; Merits, B. Broadfoot (two).
SPECIAL SUBJECT: Honors, Gary Roberts; Merits, T. Ashfold, S. Broomhead, Lorna Perry.

The competitions were judged by Mr. Bob McKrell, well known Adelaide photographic authority.



Wednesday 7th March 1979  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The Southern Agricultural Society's annual meeting was held last week when Mr. B.H. Basham was re-elected President and Mr. K. McAlpine re-appointed Hon.Secretary.

Sectional stewards appointed were: Photography, South Coast Camera Club.



Wednesday 14th March 1979  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A special guest at this week's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club is Mrs. Dora Evans AFIAP, who is President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Mrs. Evans will present an illustrated lecture on "composition" which will greatly benefit newcomers to photography.



Wednesday 21st March 1979  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Approximately 50 members and friends of the South Coast Camera Club attended the monthly meeting last Friday night when judging results were:

Black & White Prints: Honors, Chris Durrant; Merits, Gary Roberts, Chris Durrant;
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors, Connie Brand; Merits, Ted Ashfold, Bill Perry, Margie Broomhead.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits, Ron Van Pelt, Chris Durrant.

The judge was Mrs. Dora Evans, of Glenelg, who is President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.



Wednesday 28th March 1979  Page 32 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
An Inter-club competition will be held at Strathalbyn on Monday 2nd April. Members are requested to assemble in front of Victor Harbour Post Office at 7pm. Transport will be available if required.

Color slides are required from Members by Friday 30th March. For further information please contact Hon.Secretary, G.H. Roberts. Phone 52 2371.



Wednesday 23rd May 1979  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The latest photographic equipment was demonstrated by Mr. John Mack at last week's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. His recent visit to the United States was shown in a movie film which was well received by club members.

Judging for all competitions was by popular vote and results were as follows:

Black & White Prints: Honors, Chris Durrant; Merits, Gary Roberts;
COLOR SLIDES, B GRADE OPEN: Honors, V. Tapscott, F. Pickhaver; Merits, Connie Brand.
COLOR SLIDES, A GRADE OPEN: Honors, M. Symonds, Gary Roberts; Merits, Gary Roberts, Lorna Perry.

SPECIAL SUBJECT: "Something different": Honors, D. Joy, M. Symonds; Merits, Lorna Perry, M. Symonds, D. Hurrell, Gary Roberts.



Wednesday 13th June 1979  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Next Friday night the South Coast Camera Club will receive a visit by Aubrey and Lorraine Pratt from the South Australian Photographic Federation and they will give an illustrated lecture on "Photography their way".

On Saturday a photographic seminar will begin at Graham's Castle, Goolwa. Camera club members are reminded that it is not necessary to book to attend any of the sessions which commence at 9am, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.



Thursday 21st June 1979  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Members of the South Coast Camera Club were treated to a demonstration of close-up photography last Friday night by South Australian Photographic Federation enthusiasts Aubrey and Lorraine Pratt of Adelaide who were also guest judges.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE OPEN PRINTS: Honors, G. Robets; Merits. G. Scheer
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors, D. Hurrell, M. Broomhead; Merits, Connie Brand, F. Pickhaver, A. Johnston, S. Broomhead, D. Hurrell, M. Broomhead.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits, Lorna Perry 3, D. Joy, J. Pohl, Gary Roberts.



Wednesday 18th July 1979  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SIBERIAN RAILWAY
When it was completed in 1916 the Trans-Siberian railway was the longest in the world, extending over 5,000 miles. It was the first railroad built across Siberia, that vast area which makes up most of Asian Russia.

Today a train called the Trans-Siberian Express makes the trip from Moscow to Vladivostok in seven days.

At the South Coast Camera Club monthly meeting this Friday evening retired Army officer, Lieutenant Colonel Lawrie Folland, of the Australian Railway Historical Society will show colored slides of his recent journey on this famous railway. Lieutenant Colonel Folland is a well known amateur photographer.

The meeting is open to the public.



Wednesday 25th July 1979  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Despite inclement weather last Friday night there was a large attendance at the South Coast Camera Club monthly meeting which was addressed by Lieutenant Colonel L. Folland. He showed slides of the Trans-Siberian railway on which he had traveled.

During his trip very few cars were seen and he was surprised at the low standard of living along the line. Houses were made of wood with many housing two families. Shelves in supermarkets were generally empty and at least 100 people would queue in the streets to purchase an ice cream from a vendor.

Lieutenant Colonel Folland said he believed that due to the energy crisis it would not be long before train engines returned to steam power.

Results of competitions conducted were:
Black & White Prints: Honors, and Merits, Gary Roberts;
B GRADE COLOR SLIDES: Honors, S. Broomhead, A. Ashfold; Merits, Connie Brand, Bill Perry, A. Johnston.
A GRADE COLOR SLIDES: Honors, D. Joy, G. Scheer; Merits, Gary Roberts, M. Symonds, G. Scheer. Lorna Perry.



Wednesday 15th August 1979  Page 21 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
This month's special guest at next Friday night's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be Mr. Ron Nicholson of the South Australian Photographic Federation who will judge the special subject and open competitions. He will also screen travel slides of Japan taken on his recent visit to that country.

Newcomers and visitors are always welcome at the club's meetings.



Wednesday 5th September 1979  Page 20 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Members are reminded of the street stall this Friday 7th September. Produce or goods may be left prior to this date with Gary Roberts, Victor Harbour Post Office.



Wednesday 12th September 1979  Page 24 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Outing this Sunday 16th September. Leaving Victor Harbour Post Office at 11.30am.

Gas barbecue available. Winner of street stall raffle, Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 10th October 1979  Page 21 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
You don't have to be an expert to enter the South Coast Camera Club photographic exhibition Friday 2nd November. Entries are restricted to the South Coast area and close Friday 19th October, with Hon.Secretary, c/- Post Office Victor Harbor.


GOT ANY GOOD COLOR SLIDES?
Why not enter the South Coast Camera Club Photographic exhibition, 2nd November. Entry forms are available from most South Coast Chemists and Photographic Stores and close Friday 19th October.



Wednesday 17th October 1979  Page 25 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
C.W.A. Hall, Friday 19th October, 8pm.

COLOR SLIDES - SPECIAL SUBJECT: Flora or Fauna, plus open competitions. Black & White Prints - Open.

Special feature - color slides on the Wanderer Butterfly plus South America.

Please note that entries for the forthcoming photographic exhibition close on Friday 19th and can be lodged at this meeting. Basket supper. All welcome.



Wednesday 24th October 1979  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A large number of members and friends attended the A.G.M. of the South Coast Camera Club, held last Friday. Retiring President Mr. Reg Arnold said membership was more than 60, and that the club was in a sound financial position. Officers elected: President; D. Joy, vice President E. Laslett; Hon.Secretary Don Cannan; Hon. Treasurer Connie Brand; Competition Hon.Secretary, Gary Roberts, Committee, T. Ashfold, Neville Anderson, Chris Durrant, R. Arnold.

Competition results:
Black & White Prints: Honor, and Merits, G. Scheer;
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Honor, John Pohl, Merits, H. Symonds, M. Symonds, Gary Roberts and Evan Laslett.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Honors, Connie Brand, D. Hurrell, Merits, S. Broomhead, M. Broomhead, E. Thompson, B. Broadfoot.

A GRADE and B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Honor, M. Symonds, Merits, Connie Brand, G. Scheer, Lorna Perry, E. Laslett.



Wednesday 31st October 1979  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
BIG RESPONSE TO EXHIBITION
A total of 450 Color Slide entries and more than 50 junior print entries were received for the South Coast Camera Club photographic exhibition.

A club spokesman said entries were now in the hands of South Australian Photographic Federation judges.

A large number would be screened on Friday night at the Newland Uniting Church Hall. All junior prints would be displayed.

BLACK & WHITE Print workers will display the best of their work over the past four years and Mr. Frank Bergh will exhibit some of his best prints.

Trophies will be presented at the end of the evening.



Wednesday 14th November 1979  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
JUDGES TO NAME TOP WORK
Friday evening will mark the culmination of the year's efforts for members of South Coast Camera Club when prize winning color slides and Black & White Prints will be judged for slide and print of the year.

Judging is by a panel of three, led by Mr. Gary Thompson, President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

The venue has been changed to the Anglican Church Hall in Burke Street, in anticipation of a larger than normal attendance.

After the completion of judging, club vice-President Mr. Evan Laslett will present a selection of travel slides taken on his recent visit to the U.K. and the Continent.

Members of the public were welcome to attend said a spokesman.



Wednesday 14th November 1979  Page 21 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOP SLIDE IN THE SHOW
Top slide of the South Coast Camera Club's Color Slide exhibition was "Tea Tree" entered by Don Overall.

The slide scored maximum points.

Other results were:
LANDSCAPE OR SEASCAPE: Evan Laslett. Non-club member: M. Innes.
PEOPLE: Gary Roberts Non-club member: Mrs. B. Hann.
ANIMAL OR BIRD: D. Joy. Non-club member: S. Hedges.
PLANT OR FLOWER: Don Overall. Non club member: Mrs. P. Lovell.
ANY OTHER SUBJECT: M. Symonds. Non-club member: P. Hunt.

Junior print exhibition:
Primary school section: Simon Lovell 1, Leanne Roberts 2. Merits: Samantha Anderson, Jeffery Faggotter, Michelle Spanner.

High School section: Robyn Jolley 1, Trudy Scott 2. Merits: Jane Muir, Trudy Scott, Stuart Roberts. Robyn Jolley.



Wednesday 21st November 1979  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SLIDE OF YEAR CHOSEN
A large attendance of members and visitors was at the South Coast Camera Club final function for 1979, the judging of Color Slide and BLACK & WHITE Print of the year.

A print from Chris Durrant was judged print of the year.

Connie Brand took out the B grade slide of year while Milton Symonds won the A grade slide of year.

Mr. Gary Thompson, President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, presented the trophies.

Other trophy winners were:
B GRADE AGGREGATE WINNER: Doug Hurrell.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT WINNER: Connie Brand and Suzanne Broomhead equal 1.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Lorna Perry.
A GRADE OPEN: Milton Symonds.
A GRADE OPEN PRINTS: Chris Durrant.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT PRINTS: Gary Roberts.

Evan Laslett provided a showing of slides and tape recorded sounds of his recent tour of the U.K. and Europe.



Wednesday 13th February 1980  Page 26 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

First meeting for 1980 Friday 15th February at 8pm at CWA Hall

SPECIAL ATTRACTION

Judge and guest speaker Mr. Ken Herring will present his audio visual:

"A VISUAL CROSSING OF THE NULLARBOR"

Beginners, newcomers and visitors most welcome.

COMPETITIONS

Open slide competitions in A and B grades (any subject matter). Open Black & White Prints. Nature slides competition (A and B combined). (Maximum of 3 entries in each competition).

Basket supper - All Welcome



Wednesday 13th February 1980  Page 4 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB RESUMES
The South Coast Camera Club meetings resume this Friday night at the C.W.A. Hall Victor Harbor. Club Hon.Secretary, Mr. Don Cannan said the club, now in its fifth year, had an exciting program of special attractions and workshops lined up.

Emphasis at the club was on a relaxed social atmosphere, friendly competition in slides and prints, and interesting talks by guest speakers.

A program of mid-meeting "practical workshops" will benefit the beginner and experienced member alike - table top photography, outdoor portraiture with Frank Bergh, and a demonstration of stereo slide projection by Mr. Bob Hamilton, which promises to be a unique experience as Mr. Hamilton is the only person in South Australia with this equipment.

This Friday night's meeting will begin at 8pm sharp with the judging of Black & White Prints followed by open slides in two grades and nature slides.

Guest judge and speaker Mr. Ken Herring of Hope Valley, will show his audio visual "A Visual Crossing of the Nullarbor".

Mr. Cannan said new members, newcomers, and visitors were welcome at any meeting. Club programs are available free at the South Coast College of Further Education.



Wednesday 19th March 1980  Page 13 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CLUB TO FOCUS ON UNITED KINGDOM
Travel audio-visuals of London and south west England will be presented by Dennis Jenke, a specialist in this field, at this Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Mr. Jenke will also judge members entries in "Against the Light" slides and an "Open" print competition.

Club President, Mr. David Joy said he was pleased with the large attendance at the first meeting last month and the high standard of competition among the 120 entries.

Former "B" graders, Connie Brand and Suzanne and Margie Broomhead, excelled in A grade competition with Honors and Merits between them.



Wednesday 26th March 1980  Page 26 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The large crowd attending Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club saw high standard audio visuals presented by visiting judges, June and Dennis Jenke of Adelaide.

Results of competitions:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Connie Brand. Merits: Chris Durrant, Gary Roberts, G. Scheer.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors: W. Hopkins, C. Wallace. Merits: W. Perry, Lyn Roberts, C. Wallace.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors: Lorna Perry. Merits: M. and S. Broomhead, E. Laslett, Lorna Perry.



Wednesday 16th April 1980  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB RESUMES
Special guest at Friday night's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be Mr. John Venus, of Rembrandt Studios, Stirling and Victor Harbor. Mr. Venus will demonstrate and explain lighting techniques after the judging of members entries.



Wednesday 14th May 1980  Page 19 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ADELAIDE MAN TO JUDGE
Guest judge at the meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, to be held on Friday evening, will be Mr. Bruce Lillecrapp, from Adelaide.

Mr. Lillecrapp is a junior vice-President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Besides judging both the open and special subject competitions, Mr. Lillecrapp will present two of his Color Slide audio-visuals "Ode to the Jacks and Jennies" and "Starlights Hideaway". Visitors are welcome at the club.



Wednesday 21st May 1980  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
About 50 members and friends attended Friday evenings meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Special guest judge was Mr. Bruce Lillecrapp, of the South Australian Photographic Federation who also showed Color Slide audio visuals on Moonta Mines and Wilpena Pound.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Chris Durrant 2. Merits: Stuart Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: OPEN: Honors: Lyn Roberts, Chris Wallace. Merits: Graham Dix 2, Chris Wallace.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: OPEN: Honors: David Joy 2, Gary Roberts 2. Merits: Lorna Perry 2, Margie Broomhead, Connie Brand 2.

A and B grade special subject "Relicts of the Past": Honors: Lyn Roberts, Margie Broomhead. Merits: Lorna Perry, Susan Broomhead 3, Margie Broomhead, David Joy, John Pohl, Gary Roberts, Connie Brand.



Wednesday 18th June 1980  Page 25 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
MYSTERY LECTURE
Guest judge and speaker at Friday nights meeting of South Coast Camera Club is Noel Speechley, of Adelaide.

Mr. Speechley will judge members entries in the special subject competitions: "People at work or play", and will give an illustrated talk on a subject at which he is probably Australia's foremost exponent.

Both members and visitors to the club could look forward to an intriguing, if draculian nights entertainment, said a spokesman. All were welcome to attend.



Wednesday 25th June 1980  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
MEETING TOLD OF BATS
"Bats" was the subject of Mr. Noel Speechleys mystery lecture at Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Members were surprised to learn that the existence of bats has been known of only for 200 years although bats comprise one fifth of the world's animal population.

Mr. Speechley assured members that bats were harmless timid creatures his studies of bats in flight, which illustrated his talk, were of world standard.

Competition results: People at work or play:
PRINTS: Honor, Chris Durrant, Merits, Graham Scheer.
A GRADE SLIDES: Honors, David Joy, Lorna Perry and Graham Scheer, Merits, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, John Polh, and Evan Laslett.
B GRADE SLIDES: Honor, Bill Perry, Merits: Stuart Roberts, Christine Wallace and Bill Perry.



Wednesday 16th July 1980  Page 23 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOP PHOTOGRAPHY AWARD TO LOCAL MAN
President of the South Coast Camera Club, David Joy, has taken out the top award in the nature section of the South Australian Photographic Federation's annual exhibition.

His Color Slide entry "The hard working Mud Dauber Wasp" also won the G.M.H. trophy for the top authentic wildlife entry and was accepted for the national exhibition.

The Gilbert Valley trophy for the top country camera club will be presented to the South Coast Camera Club at the annual exhibition to be held this Saturday night at the Freemasons Hall, North Terrace, Adelaide.

All were welcome to attend this feast of fine photography, a club spokesman said.

Contributing towards the clubs win was vice President Evan Laslett, who scored 19 of the club's winning aggregate score of 51 points.

His entries included 3 Merits and a national exhibition entry.

Others to do well were: Gary Roberts with 6 points, Connie Brand and Lorna Perry each 3, Margie Broomhead 2, Ken Tregenza, Suzanne Broomhead and Chris Wallace each 1.



Wednesday 16th July 1980  Page 23 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
POPULAR VOTE NIGHT
This Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor, will feature slide presentations from local club members.

Club President, David Joy will show his superb nature set on the life cycle of the wanderer butterfly, followed by an Icelandic interlude with Connie Brand.

SLIDES from several countries by Lorna Perry will conclude the evening.

Judging of members competition entries will be by popular vote.

Club Hon.Secretary Don Cannan said that visitors or new members were welcome to attend and to take part in the judging.



Wednesday 23rd July 1980  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
At last Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club, more than 50 members and visitors saw slides of Nepal (Lorna Perry), Iceland (Connie Brand) and a sequence showing the life cycle of the wanderer butterfly (David Joy).

Competitions were judged by popular vote. Honors in the print section went to Stuart Roberts and Connie Brand, with a Merits to Graham Scheer.

B grade open slides Honors: Graham Dix, Lynnette Roberts. Merits: Bill Perry, Stuart and Lynnette Roberts.

A grade open Honors: Lorna Perry, Garry Roberts. Merits: Ron Van Pelt, Graham Scheer, Garry Roberts.

Touch of red slides: Honors: Bill and Lorna Perry, John Pohl. Merits: Margie Broomhead, Stuart Roberts.



Wednesday 13th August 1980  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A feature of Friday night's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be an audio-visual on the growing and showing of dahlias by Mr. Ray Sellick, of the Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

Judging of the "local event" slide competition will be by members of the visiting Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

All were welcome to attend Friday night's meeting and the special slide presentation "Half Way Around Australia" this Saturday night - also at the C.W.A. Hall, a club spokesman said.



Wednesday 13th August 1980  Page 30 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Half way round Australia for $1. Interested? Then be at the C.W.A. Hall Saturday 16th August, 8pm. Supper included. Promoted by South Coast Camera Club.

Friday 15th August at 8pm at C.W.A. Hall. Guest judges from Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

Slide competition. Local event. All welcome. Extra supper needed for visiting club.



Wednesday 27th August 1980  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Those attending the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club were treated to a kaleidescope showing of dahlia slides, most of them champions, grown and photographed by Mr. Ray Sellick of Murray Bridge.

Don Smith and Ray Sellick, from the visiting Murray Bridge International Photography Club, judged members slides and prints.

Results: prints: Merits to Gary Roberts.
LOCAL EVENTS SLIDES: B GRADE: Honor, to Christine Wallace, Merits, Stuart Roberts and Ted Ashfold.
LOCAL EVENTS SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors, Connie Brand and Suzanne and Margie Broomhead, Merits, John Pohl, Gary Roberts and Suzanne Broomhead.

A packed CWA hall the next night saw an outstanding slide travelogue, "Half Way Around Australia", produced by Don and Nancy Smith of Murray Bridge.



Wednesday 27th August 1980  Page 1 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES TOP AWARD
The South Coast Camera Club member Mr. Evan Laslett has taken the top award in a national photographic competition.

Mr. Laslett won the Grace Roper trophy at the annual national audio visual competition run by Camera Clubs of Australia.

His winning audio visual was entitled, "The Rise and Fall of a Competition Judge", a humorous presentation that included some "doctored" shots of well known South Australian photographic personalities.

Mr. Laslett's win followed earlier successes at the South Australian Photographic Exhibition with Color Slide entries.

He also won the Keal Memorial Trophy at that time for his audio visual, which is to be shown at the annual convention of the Australian Photographic Society in Perth next week.

Mr. Laslett joined the camera club movement in 1965, and has been a member of South Coast Camera Club since its inception in 1976. He was the South Coast Camera Club's first President.



Wednesday 3rd September 1980  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOP AWARD TO PHOTOGRAPHER
Another South Coast photographer has taken a top award in a national photographic competition. The South Coast Camera Club President Mr David Joy received notification on Monday that his slide, entitled "Mud dauber wasp" was adjudged champion slide in the Camera Clubs of Australia recent national competition.

Earlier, it was reported that club member Mr Evan Laslett had taken the top award at the annual national audio visual competition run by Camera Clubs of Australia.

Mr Joy's slide had earlier won the top award in the nature section at the South Australian Photographic Federation's annual exhibition.

It was one of 20 top slides from the four categories at the South Australian exhibition which went into the national competition.

Mr Joy will receive a plaque marking his success in the national competition and his award winning slide is being shown at the Australian Photographic Society convention in Perth.

Mr Joy has been keenly interested in photography for about five years, having joined the South Coast Camera Club on its inception in 1975.



Wednesday 15th October 1980  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge and speaker at Friday nights meeting of South Coast Camera Club will be Mr. Laurie Folland, of Warradale.

Mr. Folland, who has just returned from a trip to China, will judge members photojournalism slide and print entries and give an illustrated talk on this subject.



Wednesday 22nd October 1980  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Re-elected South Coast Camera Club President, Mr. David Joy, thanked his committee and members for making 1990 the most successful year in its five year history, at the club's annual meeting on Friday night.

Club membership has peaked at 69.

Other officers elected were: Neville Anderson (vice President), Don Carman (Hon.Secretary), Connie Brand (Hon. Treasurer), Gary Roberts (competition Hon.Secretary) committee Evan Laslett, Chris Durrant, Val Tapscott, and Graham Dix.

Mr. Laurie Folland entertained members with his comments on the slide and print entries and with his own humorous slides on the subject of photo-journalism.

He praised members for their understanding of the subject - story telling pictures.

Results: PRINTS: Honor, Don Cannan, Merits, Heather Randall.
B GRADE: SLIDES: Honors, Graham Dix, Neville Anderson. Merits, Ken Tregenza, Christine Wallace.
A GRADE: SLIDES: Honor, Ron Van Pelt, 3 Merits, Evan Laslett, 1 Merits, John Pohl.



Wednesday 19th November 1980  Page 26 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
YEAR'S BEST PHOTOS TO BE NAMED
Awards for the year's best slides and prints will be presented at today's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

The presentation is the culmination of the year's efforts and will coincide with the club's fifth anniversary meeting.

Awards will be given for the best Color Slide and BLACK & WHITE Print after being judged by a three person panel. Judges will be led by the senior vice-President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Mr. Grant Yates.

The venue has been changed to the Anglican Church hall in Burke Street in anticipation of a larger-than-normal attendance.

After the trophy presentations there will be a showing of the 1980 Adelaide Festival of Arts International slide set. The meeting is open to anyone interested in photography.



Wednesday 26th November 1980  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SLIDE OF THE YEAR
A large attendance of members and visitors was at the South Coast Camera Clubs final function for 1980, the judging of Color Slide and BLACK & WHITE Print of the year.

Chris Durrant won the print of year award for the second year running with a imaginative shadow study entitled 'Me and my Dog'. Chris also won the aggregate trophies in the open and special subject print sections.

All B Grade Color Slide awards were won by 'first year' rookies with Lyn Roberts taking out the open aggregate, Christine Wallace the special subject aggregate and Graham Dix the coveted slide of year award. (A slide titled 'The Big Arch').

Lorna Perry scored a double in the A Grade aggregate with trophies for special subject and open competitions. In the prestigious A Grade slide of the year award, Evan Laslett impressed the judges with a poignant study of a derelict old lady entitled 'Lonely'. This was Evan's second win in this competition.

A very entertaining evening was capped off with a showing of outstanding color slides from this years Festival of Arts International Photographic Exhibition. The club will now be in recess until February 1981.



Wednesday 18th February 1981  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA GROUP RESUMES
The South Coast Camera Club meetings resume this Friday night at the C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor.

As a special attraction, club member Mr. Bob Hamilton will show his 3D stereo slides. These slides can only be viewed through special glasses which will be provided. The viewer will be taken on a journey through Afghanistan, Greece, the U.K., and many other places of interest.

Guest judge, Mr. Harold Cathew, of Adelaide, will judge members Black & White Prints and color slides in A and B grade 'Open' competitions.

Visitors and newcomers are welcome at the club.



Wednesday 4th March 1981  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
BUMPER START TO YEAR
A capacity crowd attended the South Coast Camera Club first meeting for 1981. Club President, Mr. David Joy, believed the large attendance was due to an increased interest in photography as a hobby. Highlight of the evening was the showing of three dimensional stereo slides by Mr. Bob Hamilton.

Club competitions were capably judged by Mr. Harold Carthew. Results:
Black & White Prints; Merits: Christine Wallace and Graham Scheer.
B grade slides: Merits: Stuart and Lyn Roberts.
A grade slides: Merits: Don Overall, Graham Scheer, Chris Durrant, Gary Roberts, Suzanne and Margie Broomhead, David Joy, Lorna Perry and Evan Laslett.



Wednesday 18th March 1981  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Color Slide audio visuals by Mr. Bob Leach from the Third Image Club in Adelaide will be featured at Friday night's meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Mr. Leach, who will also judge the monthly competitions.



Wednesday 18th March 1981  Page 31 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Friday 20th March at 8pm in the C.W.A. Hall

Competitions: Black & White Prints, Open C/SLIDES A grade and B Grade.

Special Subject only. "Coastline of our State".

Basket supper. Admission 30c. All welcome.



Wednesday 1st April 1981  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PRINTS MAKE A COMEBACK
Black & White photographs are making a comeback on the camera club scene. This was highlighted at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club when 23 prints were submitted for judging. Although the print worker has to spend hours developing, printing and enlarging, he has greater creative control over his work than does the Color Slide worker.

Guest judge and speaker, Mr. Bob Leach of Adelaide, praised the club for the near capacity attendance and large number of entries - 23 prints and 78 color slides. He said that many city clubs were slowly dying on their feet. Highlight of the evening came when Mr. Leach demonstrated some of his multi-vision, audio-visual Color Slide work, a field in which he specializes.

Competition Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Gary Roberts and Chris Durrant; Merits Chris Dolan, Stuart Roberts, Graham Scheer and Don Cannan.
B GRADE SLIDES: Coastline of our State - Honor: Heather Randall; Merits Bill Perry and Stuart and Lyn Roberts.
A GRADE SLIDES: Honor: Graham Scheer; Merits: Margie Broom head and Graham Scheer.



Wednesday 24th June 1981  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA ENTRIES JUDGED
A large number of members and friends attended the South Coast Camera Club mid-winter meeting on Friday. Guest judge was Mr. Grant Yates, from Adelaide.

Results were:
Black & White Prints: Honors, C. Dolan; Merits: Neville Anderson, S. Cummings, Stuart Roberts, C. Wallace, Chris Durrant, C. Dolan.
COLOR SLIDES A GRADE OPEN: Honors: D. Joy; Merits: Lorna Perry 3; two each to Gary Roberts, Chris Durrant, Don Overall, C. Wallace; singles to Graham Dix, K. Maxwell, Connie Brand.
COLOR SLIDES B GRADE OPEN: Merits: C. Dolan (2), Stuart Roberts, Ken Tregenza, V. Tapscott, Bill Perry, Lyn Roberts.

A and B grade combined special subject 'Rear View': Two Merits each to Gary Roberts, D. Joy, C. Wallace, M. Badger; ONE Merit each to K. Maxwell, Lyn Roberts, Graham Dix, G. Scheer, Lorna Perry, Connie Brand, D. Hurrell, V. Tapscott, M. Broomhead.



Wednesday 22nd July 1981  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOP AWARD TO CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club and club members have been successful in the South Australian Photographic Exhibition. South Coast has been judged the top country club and equal third in the State from all competing clubs, its Hon.Secretary, Mr. Don Cannan, has been advised.

Members Evan Laslett and David Joy have been successful in the Color Slide audio visual section with first place and a Merits respectively. Both members entries have been accepted for the national competitions.

In the BLACK & WHITE Print section, Chris Durrant has received three Merits; and first place in the nature section, for which he also receives the GMH trophy for the best authentic wildlife photograph.

Don Overall has been awarded a Merits in the Color Slide nature section. Other members to have work accepted are Connie Brand, Reg Arnold, Marg Broomhead, Suzanne Opitz, and Graham Dix.

Results of this month's meeting were:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Graham Scheer, Chris Durrant. Merits: Neville Anderson, Chris Dolan (2), Gary Roberts, Stuart Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits: Marg Broomhead, Chris Durrant.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors: Chris Dolan. Merits: Heather Randall, Lyn Roberts, Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 19th August 1981  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SPECIAL JUDGE
The August meeting of South Coast Camera Club will be held this Friday evening, when the club will have as special judge, the President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Mr. Gary Thompson. Mr. Thompson who is in his third year as President, lives in Adelaide.

Newcomers and learners are always welcome at club meetings.



Wednesday 26th August 1981  Page 28 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club, members and friends are reminded of the special workshop this Friday evening. Further Education Centre, 8.00pm.



Wednesday 26th August 1981  Page 22 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
NATIONAL WIN TO LENSMAN
The South Coast Camera Club member Mr. Evan Laslett has scored a first place in national photographic competitions.

Following his success in the South Australian Photographic Competitions, Mr. Laslestt's entry has taken the Honors, in the audio visual Color Slide section of the national competitions.

This is the second year running that Mr. Laslett has achieved this success.

His prize-winning entry, which runs for 10 minutes, will be screened at the club's end-of-year meeting in November.

Another member to do well in the national competitions is Stuart Roberts, who gained second place and a Merits, in the youth Black & White Prints section. Meanwhile, about 50 members and friends attended the August meeting of South Coast Camera Club last Friday night.

Special guest judge was the President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Mr. Gary Thompson, who said photography was the number one hobby in the world, with numbers growing every year.

Black & White Prints OPEN: Honors: Neville Anderson; Merits: Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Honors: M. Badger, D. Hurrell; Merits: V. Tapscott, M. Badger.
A GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Honors: Chris Durrant, D. Joy; Merits: Gary Roberts 2, C. Dolan, Connie Brand.



Wednesday 21st October 1981  Page 30 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CLUB'S YEAR OF SUCCESS
The South Coast Camera Club had enjoyed a most successful year, being judged the top country club and several members taking national awards, said retiring President David Joy at the club's annual meeting.

The club had more than 60 members. Mr. Joy thanked the club's Hon.Secretary for the past two years, Mr. Don Cannan, who did not seek re-election.

Officers elected were: President, Neville Anderson; vice-President, David Joy; Hon.Secretary, Gary Roberts; Hon. Treasurer, Connie Brand; competition Hon.Secretary, Graham Dix; committee, Evan Laslett, Chris Durrant, Heather Randall, Howard Jones.

Guest judge for the evening was Mr. Laurie Folland, who also presented color slides visit to Switzerland.

Competition results:
Black & White Prints: Honors and Merits, C. Dolan; Merits; Gary Roberts, S. Opitz, A. Wynniat.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors and Merits, Lyn Roberts; Merits: Heather Randall, L. Randall, S. Cummings, C. Dolan, Bill Perry, B. Broadfoot, D. Hurrell.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors: S. Opitz, Connie Brand. Merits: I. Perry, G. Scheer, S. Opitz, Gary Roberts, J. Pohl, Chris Durrant, M. Broomhead.

Mr. Folland also donated a trophy for perpetual competition, on the subject of photojournalism, awarding it to Suzanne Opitz.



Wednesday 25th November 1981  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHY TROPHIES PRESENTED
A capacity audience saw the end-of-year competition by members of the South Coast Camera Club on Friday evening.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE PRINT OF THE YEAR: Chris Durrant,
B GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: Chris Dolan.
A GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: Gary Roberts.

Trophy winners in the highest aggregate point scorers competitions for the year were:
Black & White Prints OPEN: Stuart Roberts.
B GRADE COLOR SLIDES OPEN: Lyn Roberts.
B GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECTS: Chris Dolan.
A GRADE COLOR SLIDES OPEN: Lorna Perry.
A GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECTS: Margie Broomhead.

Trophies were presented by the immediate past President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Mrs. Dora Evans, who with her husband Alan, and Jim Salas, were the judges for the evening's competitions.

Special features for the evening included the prize winning Color Slide audio visuals by club members Evan Laslett and David Joy.



Wednesday 13th January 1982  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

presents

Color movie feature
"A NORTH AUSTRALIA SAFARI"

Victor Harbor Town Hall Friday January, 15th 8pm.
plus supporting feature - Sand, Sea and Timber

Travel 13,000 km with the producers Colin Brown and Co. visiting the Red Centre, the rugged outback, and the south west of West Australia.

Great family entertainment — popular prices. Refreshments available.



Wednesday 24th February 1982  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA GROUP RESUMES
South Coast Camera Club opened its 1982 activities on Friday night. A large number of members and visitors attended to see guest from Adelaide, Mr. Bob McKrell, judge the monthly competitions.

Black & White Prints: Honors: Graham Scheer 2, Chris Dolan. Merits: Graham Dix, Suzanne Opitz, Chris Dolan.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Honors: Chris Wallace, Lyn Roberts. Merits: Bob Hamilton, Graham Dix, Suzanne Opitz, Don Overall, Gary Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Honors: Bill Perry, Merits: Stuart Roberts, Stewart Cummings, Doug Hurrell.



Wednesday 3rd March 1982  Page 12 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
NEW 'HAT' FOR OLD CHURCH
Century old St. Augustines Church, Burke Street, will wear a new 'hat' for Heritage Week. Last week, Alan Grant, assisted by volunteer labor, re-roofed the Church and Hall in galvanized iron, the original material used, on the advice of the National Trust and Heritage Unit.

The church will be floodlit during Heritage Week and be the scene for what promises to be a spectacular festival of flowers and display of church history from April 27 to 30.

A prelude to these displays will be a wine and cheese tasting evening in the Hall on Tuesday, April 27. Guest speakers will be Mark Maxwell, of Maxwell Wines and chairman of this years bushing festival, and David Leicester, of the Dairy Board.

The South Coast Camera Club will provide a topical back-drop of Heritage photography.

Tickets are now available and admission will be limited to 120.



Wednesday 24th March 1982  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FOCUS ON HERITAGE
The South Coast Camera Club will feature 'South Coast Heritage' as the special subject in line with the forthcoming Heritage Festival, at its next meeting on April 16.

The March meeting of the club was well attended when Mr. Harold Carthew, of Adelaide, judged the monthly competitions and presented his Color Slide and audio visual, "The Red Centre".

Black & White Prints: Open: Merits, Chris Dolan, Stuart Roberts.
B GRADE COLOR SLIDES: SPECIAL SUBJECT: Merits, Doug Hurrell.
A GRADE COLOR SLIDES: SPECIAL SUBJECT: Merits, David Joy 2, Lorna Perry, Suzanne Opitz.



Wednesday 24th March 1982  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FOCUS ON TOP CAMERAS
Some of the latest photographic equipment available will be on show in a display at Geoff and Shirley Child's Photocellar at Victor Harbor on Friday 26th March. Geoff Childs and representatives of three camera and photographic equipment wholesalers will be at Photocellar in Ocean Street for the display, which will have an emphasis on prestige cameras and gear.

The display will be mounted for public viewing at Photocellar during the afternoon, and in the evening for South Coast Camera Club.

Representatives attending will include Brian Hopwood, of Elmay Marketing, agents for the full range of Paterson darkroom equipment and lighting units, and Olympus cameras.

Derek Ward, Photographic Agencies will demonstrate Mamiya equipment, including the highly computerized ZE 35 mm single lens reflex model, as well as displaying foto-technic hama equipment and accessories.

Geoff Milton, of C.R. Kennedy and Co. Pty. Ltd. will display Pentax cameras, including "a new dimension in professional photography", the ILX, and the 6x7 system, the Rolls Royce of cameras the Hasselblad, and also Jobo darkroom equipment.

Each will also have other equipment to display.



Wednesday 21st April 1982  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
HERITAGE SLIDES PRESENTED
Heritage slides were presented by Don Cameron at the April meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

The following prizes were awarded during the meeting:
Black & White Prints: Merits Chris Dolan 2, Graham Scheer 2.
B GRADE SLIDES: Merits, Heather Randall, Val Tapscott.
A GRADE SLIDES: Merits, Graham Dix 2, Connie Brand, M. Broomhead, Suzanne Opitz, Lyn Roberts and Jim Tapscott.

Photocellar prizes for top slides of the night, A GRADE: Margie Broomhead, B GRADE: Heather Randall.

A further screening of heritage slides will be presented by the South Coast Camera Club, in conjunction with the Heritage festival, at the Anglican Hall on Wednesday April 28.

Two screens and projectors will be used so the audience will be able to compare the same view past and present.



Wednesday 21st April 1982  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CHURCH HISTORY ON DISPLAY
A display of church history will be held in the Church of England from Tuesday, April 27 to Friday, April 30, inclusive.

The exhibition, featuring Bibles, robes, plaques, vessels, photographs, documents, and other items, will be open between 10am and 4pm on the first day and those hours and 7pm and 9pm thereafter. There will also be a festival of flowers.

On Tuesday 27th April, a wine and cheese tasting evening will be held in the church hall with guest speakers Mr. Mark Maxwell, who is chairman of the bushing festival, and Mr. David Lester, of the Australian Dairy Corporation.

The function will be by invitation, with tickets costing $5 per person to be sold beforehand.

Meanwhile, the South Coast Camera Club will hold an exhibition and competition of old photographs centering on the theme of our heritage from Tuesday night and daily 2pm to 4pm for the rest of the week. The club will also hold a slide evening on the Wednesday evening which will be open to the public and free.

Devonshire tea will be available from 2pm to 4pm each day. The church will be floodlit at night.



Wednesday 21st April 1982  Page 2 and 12 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
HERITAGE FESTIVAL VICTOR HARBOUR
The South Coast Camera Club, Slide evenings: "Past and Present" Church of England Hall at 8pm.



Wednesday 21st April 1982  Page 2 and 12 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
115 SLIDES JUDGED
Victor Harbor: A total of 115 slides were entered in competitions at the May meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. They were judged by Mr. Trevor Bower of Morphett Vale.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors, G. Scheer, Merits, C. Dolan, S. Opitz and Neville Anderson.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Honors, V. Tapscott, Merits, S. Cummings, L. Dohnt, Bill Perry, Stuart Roberts, V. Tapscott and Heather Randall.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Honors, Chris Durrant, M. Broomhead, Merits, Lorna Perry, C. Dolan, Graham Dix 2, M. Broomhead, G. Scheer 2, Chris Durrant 2, Lyn Roberts, Gary Roberts.

SPECIAL SUBJECT, AGAINST THE LIGHT: Honors, D. Joy, G. Scheer, Merits, Connie Brand, Heather Randall, Lyn Roberts, Gary Roberts and G. Scheer.

Photocellar award for top color slides of the night:
A GRADE: Chris Durrant.
B GRADE: V. Tapscott.



Wednesday 7th July 1982  Page 4 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
NATURAL HISTORY SLIDES SHOWN
An exceptionally large number of members and friends attended the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Mr. Alwin Clements EFIAP, of Largs Bay, one of Australia's leading nature photographers, presented a set of natural history color slides, and judged the monthly competitions.

Mr. Clements said that like many other conservationists he was concerned at the amount of native vegetation being cleared every year, and showed pictures of native flora, some of which has disappeared completely due to removal of their habitat.



Wednesday 14th July 1982  Page 12 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SLIDE AWARDS
Victor Harbor: South Coast Camera Club members have scooped the pool of prizes in this year's South Australian Photographic Federation annual exhibition.

David Joy won a trophy for the top Color Slide in the nature section. The slide has also won the GMH trophy for the best authentic wildlife photograph, plus a national entry. He also received a Merits, in the nature section.

Gary Roberts won the trophy for the top Color Slide in the pictorial section, plus a Merits. Both of his entries were accepted for national competition.

A Merits, has been awarded to Chris Durant for his entry in the contemporary Color Slide section.

Other members to have work accepted in the exhibition were Connie Brand, Graham Dix, and Don Overall. Prizewinning and accepted entries will be screened at an exhibition on Saturday, July 17, St. Peters Town Hall.



Wednesday 21st July 1982  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SLIDE AWARDS
Results at the recent meeting of the South Coast Camera Club were as follows:

Black & White Prints: Merits: Graham Dix, D. Dolan, G. Scheer.
A GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Honor to G. Scheer, Merits: M. Berridge, Thora Dix, Lyn Roberts, G. Scheer.
B GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Honor to D. Hurrell, Merits: L. Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Heather Randall.

Special subject color slides: Connie Brand, M. Broomhead, Graham Dix, Thora Dix, J. Pohl.

Judging the competitions was Mr. Bob Leach AFIAP, from Adelaide.



Wednesday 25th August 1982  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meeting attracted a good attendance of members and visitors, with Mr. Ray Merrick of Glenelg Camera Club as judge.

Results: Black & White Prints: Merits: G. Scheer, C. Dolan and Graham Dix.

SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES: Honorsto Graham Dix, Merits: Lyn Roberts (2), M. Broomhead, C. Dolan.

A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honorsto Gary Roberts, Connie Brand, Merits: M. Broomhead, Graham Dix, M. Berridge.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honorsto S. Cummings, Merits: Stuart Roberts, D. Hurrell, Ruth Dohnt, L. Dohnt.

Winners of the Photocellar Award for the top Color Slide of the evening:
B GRADE: S. Cummings.
A GRADE: Gary Roberts.



Wednesday 15th September 1982  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

"COORONG TO CAPE" PHOTOGRAPHIC CONTEST
Victor Harbor: Victor Harbor Commerce and Tourist Association and South Coast Camera Club are presenting a "Coorong to Cape" Color Slide and color print photographic competition.

More than $700 in prize money will be offered for the competition, which will feature four categories:
1. Victor Harbor District Council area.
2. Goolwa and Port Elliot District Council area.
3. Yankalilla District Council area.
4. Flora or fauna photographed within any of these areas.

Entries submitted in the competition will be used to promote the tourist appeal of Victor Harbor and surrounding districts. This will be achieved by a traveling exhibition of enlarged prints and reproduction of prints in a quality booklet on Victor Harbor and district. The names of photographers will be acknowledged.

The Farmers Trustee Group, Adelaide and Victor Harbor, will be sole sponsor of the prizes.

Entries will be judged by a panel of three photographic judges from the South Australian Photographic Federation.

The competition will be open to all amateur photographers, with all pictures to be taken within the areas outlined under the categories.

All slides, prints, and negatives will become the property of the Victor Harbor Commerce and Tourist Association.

The entry fee for slides is 20c and for prints there is no entry fee. Entry forms will be available soon.

Entries may be lodged at Victor Travel, Ocean Street, Farmers Trustee Group, Ocean Street, or posted to Photographic Competition, Box 67, Victor Harbor 5211.
The closing date for entries is 5pm on Monday, 14th February, 1983.

There will be an exhibition of entries next Easter when the prizes will be presented.



Wednesday 22nd September 1982  Page 23 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SLIDES JUDGED
Victor Harbor: Guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club was Mrs. Jean Wilcox, from Adelaide, who also demonstrated the art of sandwiching slides to form a montage.

Winners of the PhotoCellar awards for the top color slides were:
A GRADE: Connie Brand.
B GRADE: Heather Randall.

Black & White Prints: Honors, Graham Dix, C. Dolan. Merits, C. Dolan, G. Scheer.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors, Lyn Roberts 2, Connie Brand, S. Opitz. Merits, M. Berridge 2, Gary Roberts, Thora Dix, M. Broomhead.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors, Heather Randall, L. Randall. Merits, Ken Tregenza, D. Hurrell.



Wednesday 24th November 1982  Page 10 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

TOP PHOTOGRAPHY WINNERS NAMED
Victor Harbor: More than 70 members and visitors attended South Coast Camera Club's end-of-year competitions on Friday evening.

A panel of three judges from the South Australian Photographic Federation, headed by Mr. Laurie Folland, judged 32 Black & White Prints and 117 color slides, which had all won awards in this year's monthly competitions.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE PRINT OF THE YEAR: Chris Dolan.
A GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: David Joy.
B GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: Stuart Roberts.

Winner of the Perpetual Trophy for the top Color Slide in photojournalism, which has been donated to the club by Mr. Folland, was also David Joy.

Trophies were presented to the highest aggregate point scorers in this year's monthly competitions.

Black & White Prints: OPEN AND SPECIAL SUBJECT: Chris Dolan.
B GRADE: COLOR SLIDES: OPEN: Stuart Roberts.
B GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECT: Heather Randall.
A GRADE: COLOR SLIDES: OPEN: Gary Roberts.
A GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECT: Lyn Roberts.



Wednesday 12th January 1983  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

FLORA AND FAUNA IN FOCUS
The most beautiful spots in Victor Harbor and the surrounding area are presently being snapped up.

Interest is also being focused on the colorful flora in the district and animals living in the wild and on reserves are being shot in a number of localities.

To put everyone in the picture, all this interest and activity is in response to a "Coorong to Cape" photographic competition.

And local beauty spots, flora and fauna are in the sights of nothing more dangerous than a camera lens.

Amateur photographers have one more month to submit entries in the competition.

TOURIST APPEAL
The event, which is offering $700 in prize money, will result in a quality booklet illustrating Victor Harbor and the surrounding area as an important holiday area.

Selected photographs from the top entries in the booklet, will also feature in a traveling exhibition of enlarged prints to be held in Victor Harbor at Easter, and then taken interstate to promote the attractions of the district.

The Color Slide and print competition has been organized by Victor Harbor Commerce and Tourist Association and South Coast Camera Club.

The sole sponsor is the Farmers Trustee Group, based in Adelaide and Victor Harbor, who have donated a trophy for the best photograph in the competition as well as the $700 prize money.

There are four categories:
1. Victor Harbor District Council area;
2. Goolwa and Port Elliot District Council area;
3. Yankalilla District Council area;
4. Flora or fauna photographed within any of the above areas.

First prize in each category carries a $100 prize, with $50 for second place, and $25 for third place in each section.

Entries will be judged by a panel of three photographic judges from the South Australian Photographic Federation and in addition to other criteria, the judges will take into account the suitability of pictures for tourist promotion purposes.

Entry forms, giving the competition rules, can be obtained through the Commerce and Tourist Association, the South Coast Camera Club and the Farmers Trustee Group.

Closing date for the competition is 14th February, and entries can be lodged at Victor Travel, Ocean Street, Victor Harbor, the Farmers Trustee Group at 76 Ocean Street, Victor Harbor, or 33 Bentham Street, Adelaide, or posted to: "Photographic Competition", Box 67, Victor Harbor 5211.



Wednesday 23rd February 1983  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SHUTTERS ON PHOTO COMPETITION
The South Coast is in the picture — over 300 pictures.

Amateur photographers have gone snap happy in the area, gathering aerial views, township shots, beach scenes, rural landscapes, river, lake and coastal sights. A large variety of local birds, animals, plants and flowers have also been in the flashlight.

The activity has resulted from a "Coorong to Cape" Photographic Competition, with $700 in prize money, which closed last week with over 300 entries.

The competition, run by Victor Harbor Commerce and Tourist Association and South Coast Camera Club, was sponsored by the Farmers Trustee Group.

The winners in each category will receive $100, second place will receive $50, and $25 goes to those submitting the photographs in third place.

The judges for the competition are Mr. Evan Laslett, manager of the Savings Bank of South Australia, in Victor Harbor, and Mr. Bob Leach and Mrs. Dora Evans, members of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Following the judging of the competition, around 30 of the best entries will be published in a booklet promoting the tourist appeal of the district.

They will also be incorporated in a traveling exhibition of enlarged prints.

Mrs. Dorothy Shields, a member of the Victor Harbor Tourist Association, said the standard of entry was high.

The greatest number of entries was for the category covering the Victor Harbor District Council area, followed by the Goolwa and Port Elliot District Council area. The flora and fauna section came next, with the least amount of entries for the Yankalilla District Council area.



Wednesday 23rd February 1983  Page 22 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GUEST JUDGE
Victor Harbor: Top South Australian audio visualist Charles Hulse was the guest judge as South Coast Camera Club members held their first and well-attended meeting for the year on Friday evening.

Mr. Hulse, also presented a selection of his audio visuals which ranged from the aftermath of a bushfire, to a concert featuring Linda Ronstadt.

Competition results:
Black & White Prints: Merits, Graham Dix, I. Stewart.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Merits, Phillip Toop, D. Hurrell.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits S. Opitz, Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, C. Dolan.
PHOTOCELLAR AWARDS: Graham Dix, Phillip Toop, S. Opitz.



Wednesday 23rd March 1983  Page 43 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
STATE PRESIDENT AT CAMERA CLUB
The President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Mr. Fred Ellis, was the special guest judge at the March meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Results of monthly competitions.

Black & White Prints: Merits, and Award to Graham Dix.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Neville Anderson, Graham Dix.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Merits and award to M. Blake.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits, and award to Graham Dix, I. Stuart, S. Opitz.

After judging Mr. Ellis presented travel slides on his recent visit to Norway and Switzerland.



Wednesday 20th April 1983  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Results of the April meeting of the South Coast Camera Club were:

Black & White Prints: Two Merits and film award to Stuart Roberts. Merits: Neville Anderson 2, S. Opitz 2, Graham Dix.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE OPEN: Merits: Lorna Perry, D. Dix, D Overall, S. Opitz, Lyn Roberts, G.Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE OPEN: Honors, Ruth Dohnt. Merits: D. Hurrell, L. Dohnt.

SPECIAL SUBJECT PORTRAITURE: A GRADE:
Two Merits and film award to E. Laslett. Merits: Graham Dix, D. Joy, Connie Brand, Lyn Roberts, D. Dix, I. Stuart 2.
SPECIAL SUBJECT PORTRAITURE: B GRADE:
Two Merits and film award to Neville Anderson. Merits: Heather Randall.

Members also showed slides of the recent club outing to Greenhill Park and guest judge was Mr. Murray Bowels from Adelaide.



Wednesday 25th May 1983  Page 20 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club has been praised for its progress over the years. Mr. Ken Herring AAPS, of Hope Valley, returned recently to judge the May meeting. Mr. Herring was the judge at the inaugural meeting of the club in February, 1976, and he commended members on the progress made, and the standard of competition.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors and film award to I. Stuart. Honors: Graham Dix 2. Merits: Stuart Roberts, Chris Durrant, Graham Dix.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors and film award to Bill Perry. Honors: L. Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, C. Christie, Heather Randall. Merits: L. Dohnt 2, Ruth Dohnt 2, Neville Anderson, M. Blake, D. Hurrell, L. Randall.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors and film award to M. Broomhead. Honors: Connie Brand, Thora Dix, D. Dix, Gary Roberts. Merits: Graham Dix 2, Connie Brand, Lorna Perry, E. Laslett 2, Lyn Roberts, M. Broomhead, Thora Dix, Gary Roberts, I. Stuart.

Mr. Herring at the conclusion of judging presented a set of color slides on close up flower photography.



Wednesday 22nd June 1983  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The June meeting of South Coast Camera Club welcomed a new judge to the camera club scene, David White of W.E.A Club. Mr. White was accompanied by Trevor Bower, also of W.E.A. who was the director of the recent South Australian Photographic Federation seminar held at Victor Harbor.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors and film award to Stuart Roberts. Merits: Graham Dix and I. Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors and film award to I. Stuart. Merits: Neville Anderson, Graham Dix, Gary Roberts and Stuart Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Merits: Bill Perry and L. Randall.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors: Thora Dix; Merits: I. Stuart, Lorna Perry and D. Dix.
COLOR SLIDES - SPORTS ACTION: B GRADE: Honors and film award to L. Dohnt; Honors: Heather Randall and Merits to Ruth Dohnt.
COLOR SLIDES - SPORTS ACTION: A GRADE: Honors and film award to Chris Durrant; Merits: Chris Durrant and Lyn Roberts (2).



Wednesday 20th July 1983  Page 30 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A large number of members and friends attended the July meeting of South Coast Camera Club, to bid farewell to member Evan Laslett and his wife Colleen, who will soon leave the district.

Evan was the first President of the South Coast Camera Club, which was re-formed in 1976, served in this position for two years, and remained on the committee until now.

A presentation was made on behalf of the members by Club President N.Anderson, who thanked Evan for the effort he put into the club over the years.

Judges for the evening were June and Dennis Jenke, of the Flinders Photographic Club.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honor and Film Award to C.Durrant, Honor: G.Dix, Merits: C.Durrant, S.Roberts, G.Dix 2.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honor and Film Award to R.Dohnt, Merits: B.Perry 2, L.Dohnt 2, R.Dohnt, D.Hurrell.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honor and Film Award to Connie Brand. Merits: L.Roberts 2, S.Opitz 2, D.Dix, G.Dix, C.Durrant, T.Dix, L.Perry, S.Roberts, Connie Brand.

The Annual Exhibition of the South Australian Photographic Federation was held in Adelaide on Saturday. Local Members to have work accepted were, G.Dix, D.Joy, G.Roberts, whilst Evan Laslett received a Merits, and a national entry in the audio visual section. The club entry came fifth in the state.



Wednesday 20th July 1983  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

Mr. EVAN LASLETT
Mr. Evan Laslett, a well-known participant in Victor Harbor's work, rest and play, is leaving his 'adopted' town.

In his nine-year association with Victor Harbor, Mr. Laslett, manager of the local Savings Bank of South Australia, has been involved in many facets of the town's life. Mr. Laslett has chosen early retirement. He is returning to Adelaide where he hopes to become more deeply involved with the Uniting Church — probably as a lay pastor.

He and his wife, Colleen, intend returning to Victor Harbor to live permanently when they fully retire.

"After nine years, we feel just so much part of Victor Harbor", said Mr. Laslett. "It means a lot to us". And the Lasletts mean a lot to Victor Harbor.

Mr. Laslett, Foundation President and active member of the South Coast Camera Club, was guest of Honor at his last meeting on Friday.

Mr. Laslett concludes his banking career at the end of the month. Before coming to Victor Harbor, Mr. Laslett was manager of the Bank at Willunga for over five years, and before that, managed the Tumby Bay branch.

Since coming to Victor Harbor nine years ago, Mr. Laslett has become involved in many groups in the town. As well as his Church activities and connections with the South Coast Camera Club, Mr. Laslett was a member of the Victor Harbor Table Tennis Club, The Great Southern Table Tennis Association, South Coast C.Y.S.S. Project for the young unemployed, Victor Harbor Golf Club and committees involved in Heritage Week in 1982 and for 1984.

Within the Church, Mr. Laslett was Chairman of the Congregation until February this year, was an elder and lay preacher and worked with the choir.

The Laslett's return to Somerton Park will take them nearer their family. The couple have two daughters and a son.



Wednesday 24th August 1983  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor: Don Smith from Murray Bridge International Photographic Club was guest judge for the August meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Mr. Smith, and his wife Nancy, showed slides of a recent trip to Queensland and out back South Australia.

Results:
Black & White Prints: film award and Honors: R. Berridge. Honors: Graham Dix. Merits: Graham Dix (2), Alex Krumins (3), I. Stuart (2).
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Merits: Thora Dix, Graham Dix, Chris Durrant (2), S. Opitz, Gary Roberts (2), I. Stuart.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors: Alex Krumins. Merits: Neville Anderson, L. Dohnt, D. Hurrell, Alex Krumins, L. Randall.
SLIDES: A GRADE: GATEWAYS, DOORWAYS, ENTRANCES: Honors and film award: Graham Dix. Merits: Connie Brand, D. Dix, Chris Durrant, S. Opitz, Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, I. Stuart.
SLIDES: B GRADE: GATEWAYS, DOORWAYS, ENTRANCES: Honors and film award: Heather Randall. Merits: Alex Krumins and Heather Randall.



Wednesday 21st September 1983  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Vera Hart, from Flinders Photographic Club, was guest judge at the September meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Members observed a minute's silence as a mark of respect for the recent death of Don Dix, a much respected figure in the camera club movement.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits and film award to Alex Krumins; Honors: Graham Dix (2). Merits: Alex Krumins (3), Gary Roberts, Stuart Roberts, I. Stuart.
COLOR SLIDES: A GRADE: Honors: Chris Durrant, Gary Roberts. Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Don Overall, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts.
COLOR SLIDES: B GRADE: Honors: D. Hurrell. Merits: Alex Krumins, Heather Randall.
SLIDES: A GRADE: NIGHT SCENE: Honors and film award to Chris Durrant. Honors: Graham Dix. Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, I. Stuart.
SLIDES: B GRADE: NIGHT SCENE: Honors and film award to Ruth Dohnt. Honors: L. Dohnt. Merits to Alex Krumins.



Wednesday 26th October 1983  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
NEW CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS
Officers elected at the annual meeting of South Coast Camera Club were:

President, Gary Roberts; Vice-President, Howard Jones; Hon.Secretary, Neville Anderson; Hon. Treasurer, Connie Brand; Competition Hon.Secretary, Graham Dix; Committee, Chris Durrant, Heather Randall, Alex Krumins Ian Stuart.

Gary Thompson, from G.M.H. Camera Club, Judged the prints and slides and presented slides from a recent trip by four wheel drive across the Simpson desert.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors and film award to Alex Krumins; Honors and Merits: Graham Dix.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors and film award to D. Hurrell; Merits to Neville Anderson.
SLIDES: A GRADE: TRANSPORT: Honors and film award to I. Stuart; Honors: S Roberts; Merits: Graham Dix(2) Don Overall G Roberts.
SLIDES: B GRADE: TRANSPORT: Honors and film award to Bill Perry; Honors: Heather Randall; Merits: R.Dohnt (2),D. Hurrell.



Wednesday 23rd November 1983  Page 20 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Club President Gary Roberts, welcomed a large gathering of members to the final meeting for the year. Following a pooled tea, the task of selecting top slides and prints for 1983, fell to a panel of judges from Edwardstown Photography Club, Barbara and Brian Walter and Bert Elliott.

BLACK & WHITE PRINT of the year went to Graham Dix, who also won the top award in Color prints.
A GRADE: SLIDE OF THE YEAR: Gary Roberts.
B GRADE: SLIDE OF THE YEAR: Doug Hurrell.

The Laurie Folland Photo-Journalism trophy judged by Evan Laslett, was won by Lorna Perry.

Other trophies to be presented were:
BLACK & WHITE AGGREGATE: in open and special subject, both won by Graham Dix.
A GRADE: OPEN SLIDES AGGREGATE: Gary Roberts.
A GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES: Connie Brand.
B GRADE: OPEN SLIDES AGGREGATE: Doug Hurrell.
B GRADE: SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES: Ruth Dohnt.

The Don Dix Memorial trophy for outside exhibitions was won by Gary Roberts. After two very entertaining audio-visuals by Evan Laslett, the evening concluded with supper.



Wednesday 18th January 1984  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets January 20th, 8pm, CWA Hall. Popular vote. Basket Supper.



Wednesday 15th February 1984  Page 31 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Meets 17th February 1984 at 8pm, CWA Hall. Open competition for slides and prints. All welcome, basket supper. Guest Judge Tim Newbery.



Wednesday 22nd February 1984  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor: The first South Coast Camera Club meeting for the year got away to a great start with many new names among the B grade entries. Guest judge Mr. Tim Newbery was full of praise for the standard of the members work.

He also spoke on nature photography specializing in birds and plants.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE: Honors (2) and film award to Graham Dix. Merits: Chris Durrant (2), I. Stuart.
B GRADE SLIDES: Honors and film award to M. Fladrich. Honors: M. Berridge, M. Killey. Merits: Heather Randall, M. Fladrich, Bill Perry, Phillip Toop (2), M. Berridge.
A GRADE SLIDES: Honors and film award to Stuart Roberts. Honors: to Gary Roberts (2). Merits: Lorna Perry (2), Connie Brand (2), Chris Durrant (2). I. Stuart.



Wednesday 14th March 1984  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club, meets Friday 16th March 1984, 8pm CWA Hall. Guest judge Howard Speed will speak on History of Photography. All welcome. Basket Supper.



Wednesday 11th April 1984  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club, meets at 8pm in CWA Hall. Guest judge Brian Kramer will show travel slides Basket supper. All welcome.



Wednesday 18th April 1984  Page 33 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A member of Murray Bridge International Photographic Club, Bryan Kramer, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

After judging the prints and slides, he showed slides of Central Australia and life on outback stations.

A GRADE Black & White Prints: Honors: Graham Dix, Alex Krumins (2), Stuart Roberts (3), I. Stuart; Merits: Graham Dix (2), Alex Krumins, Stuart Roberts, Chris Durrant (3), I. Stuart.
B GRADE Black & White Prints: Honors and film award to Heather Randall; Merits: M. Fladrich (3), Heather Randall (2).
A GRADE SLIDES: CANDID: Honors (2) and film award to I. Stuart; Honors: Graham Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt, Chris Durrant, D. Hurrell (2); Merits: Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix, Thora Dix (2), Chris Durrant (2), Ruth Dohnt, Don Overall (2), Lorna Perry (3), G. Huberts (2), Lyn Roberts (2).
B GRADE SLIDES: Honors (3) and film award to L. Dohnt; Honors (2) to M. Fladrich; Merits: Neville Anderson, M. Fladrich, Alex Krumins (2), Bill Perry (2), Heather Randall (2). L. Randall (3).



Wednesday 16th May 1984  Page 34 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday 8pm at C.W.A. Guest Judge Jim Sallis. All welcome. Basket Supper.



Wednesday 13th June 1984  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets 15th June 1984 at 8pm in C.W.A. Hall.



Wednesday 25th July 1984  Page 15 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor: David Bates, from WEA club, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits, Graham Dix, A.Krumins, I. Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits (2) and film award, Gary Roberts; Merits, Don Overall (2), Lyn Roberts, Stuart Roberts.
A GRADE INDOOR PORTRAITURE SLIDES: Merits, Chris Durrant (2), Lyn Roberts, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits, L. Randall (2), A. Spanner.

Members to have prints and slides accepted at the recent South Australian Photographic Federation exhibition in Adelaide were Chris Durrant, who won a wildlife trophy, Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, and Gary Roberts.

Special guest judge at the next meeting will be Evan Laslett, former President of the South Coast Camera Club and now a member of Glenelg Camera Club.



Wednesday 17th August 1984  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets tonight C.W.A. Hall. Guest judge Evan Laslett. Basket supper.



Wednesday 22nd August 1984  Page 25 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor: The latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club saw the welcome return of Evan Laslett, foundation President of the club, as guest judge. Vice-President Howard Jones thanked Mr. Laslett for his entertaining and constructive comments. The members look forward to seeing him at the forthcoming Heritage Festival, dressed for the occasion.

Results:
Black & White Prints: A GRADE: Honors, Chris Durrant; Merits, Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, I. Stuart.
Black & White Prints: B GRADE: Merits, Heather Randall.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits, Thora Dix and I. Stuart.

B GRADE SLIDES: Honors, L. Dohnt. Merits, L. Dohnt and Heather Randall.
A GRADE SLIDES: Honors and film award to Connie Brand; Merits, Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Thora Dix, Lyn Roberts (2), Gary Roberts and I. Stuart (2).



Wednesday 24th August 1984  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets tonight C.W.A. Hall. Guest judge Evan Laslett. Basket supper.



Wednesday 29th August 1984  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club will bring photography into focus at the Victor Harbor Public Library on August 31, the first Friday of school holidays. It will conduct a photography seminar at 2pm showing how to take the best photographs and featuring examples of slides, free photographs to give away and a photographic competition for upper primary and high school students. Those intending to attend were urged to take their empty camera and find out how to use it.



Wednesday 5th September 1984  Page 16 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SEMINAR FOCUSES ON PHOTOGRAPHY
Victor Harbor: Aspects of photography from loading cameras with film to taking better photographs were covered in a seminar at Victor Harbor Public Library on Friday.

The event was held by South Coast Camera Club, and run by members Gary Roberts, Graham Dix, and Connie Brand.

The photography seminar, for youngsters, was part of a holiday program at the library that also includes story-telling sessions.

Graham Dix, of South Coast Camera Club,
explains the finer points of photography
to this group of youngsters on Friday.

Wednesday 19th September 1984  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club held a successful street stall on Friday. Proceeds amounted to $217.



Wednesday 19th September 1984  Page 24 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday night CWA Hall, visitors welcome.



Wednesday 26th September 1984  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
10th and 12th October - Color Slide Exhibition by South Coast Camera Club, 8pm at St. Augustines Church hall, Burke Street.



Wednesday 26th September 1984  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting, John Hodgson, from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club judged the prints and slides presented. He rounded off the evening with a set of slides taken around Port Adelaide, featuring the docks area.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Graham Dix. Merits: Graham Dix, Stuart Roberts, I. Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Bill Perry. Merits: L. Dohnt (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Graham Dix, Gary Roberts (2). Merits: R. Dohnt (2), Connie Brand, D. Hurrell, Stuart Roberts.
B GRADE ARCHITECTURE SLIDES: Merits: L. Dohnt (2).
A GRADE ARCHITECTURE SLIDES: Merits: Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, I. Stuart.

The meeting was highlighted by the 21st birthday of committee member Heather Randall.



Wednesday 26th September 1984  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

ON SHOW FOR ALL TO SEE
From pavement drawings to internationally acclaimed photographs. From salt and pepper shakers to horse-drawn vehicles. The exhibitions listed for the forthcoming Victor Harbor Heritage Festival have it all. There's something for everyone as local artists and craftspeople put forward their collections of work, displaying the creative talent which abounds in Victor Harbor.

Top photographer Mr Kel Roberts, whose work regularly featured on the covers of telephone directories, has a print exhibition in the public library. His talent has featured in calendars, magazines and overseas publications, and he was the first ever recipient of the gold star award in the Adelaide Camera Club. He received countless prizes and recognitions for his work, and the exhibition of 80 prints to be shown in Victor Harbor was highly commended when shown in Adelaide. This exhibition will be officially opened by Mr John Mack at 11am on 6th October.

And still on the line of lenses, the South Coast Camera Club will hold their 2nd Color Slide exhibition during the Heritage Festival. A trophy will be awarded to the best slide in each category, comprising an open section, people, nature and South Coast heritage. Judges for the exhibition, to be staged at the Anglican Hall in Burke Street, Victor Harbor on October 10th and 12th, are from the South Australian Photographic Federation. Art exhibitions are a daily feature by the Ocean Street Art Gallery and the Southern District Art Society, at Spilsbury's Hardware in Ocean Street.



Wednesday 3rd October 1984  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A total of 615 entries were received from all parts of South Australia and interstate for the second Color Slide exhibition, of the South Coast Camera Club, to be run in conjunction with Heritage Week.

Top entry in the exhibition went to Brian Wilks of Murray Bridge, for "Red Capped Robin" in the nature section.

Other trophy winners were:
Mick Wolf, Adelaide, in the open;
Trevor Bower, Morphett Vale, people section;
Lyn Roberts of Victor Harbor, South Coast Heritage Section;
Alex Krummins, Victor Harbor, for the top local entry.

Accepted and prize winning slides will be screened in the Anglican Hall on 10th and 12th October.

Mr Fred Ellis, President of the South Australian Photographic Federation, will present the awards at the completion of the Friday evening screening.



Wednesday 5th October 1984  Page 10 and 11 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Southern Agricultural Society's 108th annual show at the Port Elliot Show Grounds on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th October.

The South Coast Camera Club will mount a display.



Wednesday 17th October 1984  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

HERITAGE FESTIVAL
The 1984 Victor Harbor Heritage Festival came to a close on Sunday after ten days of extremely successful events and exhibitions.

The Color Slide exhibition by the South Coast Camera Club proved equally popular.



Wednesday 24th October 1984  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Trevor Bower, from W.E.A. club, was guest judge at the October meeting of South Coast Camera Club, which saw a good attendance of members and visitors, who appreciated his comments on members work exhibited.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Graham Dix and Alex Krumins.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Gary Roberts, and Stuart Roberts.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Connie Brand, Merits: Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Don Overall, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Neville Anderson, Bill Perry (2), Phillip Toop (2).
A GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Lorna Perry, Chris Durrant, Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts.
B GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Merits: Alex Krumins, Heather Randall, Ken Tregenza.

Office bearers for the forthcoming year are:
President Gary Roberts; Hon.Secretary Neville Anderson; Vice President Howard Jones; Hon. Treasurer Connie Brand; Competition Hon.Secretary Graham Dix; Committee Don Cannan, Heather Randall, Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart.



Wednesday 23rd November 1984  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor: Members and friends of South Coast Camera Club met on Friday evening for the end of year competitions. After a pooled tea, judging was in the hands of a panel from the Murray Bridge International Photographic Club - Ray Selleck, Laurie Cook and Syd Smith.

Results:
A GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: Gary Roberts, for a portrait titled "Lisa", which was taken by available light.
B GRADE Color Slide OF THE YEAR: Bill Perry for "Contentment", a group of cows resting around a dam.
BLACK & WHITE Print OF THE YEAR: Graham Dix for a study taken at Goolwa Beach near sunset.
COLOR PRINT OF THE YEAR: Stuart Roberts for a table top study of strawberries and custard.

Trophy winners for the year were:
A GRADE COLOR SLIDES OPEN: Gary Roberts;
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Chris Durrant.
B GRADE COLOR SLIDES OPEN: Philip Toop;
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Heather Randall.
BLACK & WHITE PRINTS OPEN: Graham Dix.
BLACK & WHITE PRINTS SPECIAL SUBJECT: Graham Dix.
COLOR PRINTS: Thora Dix.

A vote of thanks to the judges was proposed by Neville Anderson. The club now goes into recess until 18th January.



Wednesday 13th February 1985  Page 24 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club commences Friday 15th February, at CWA. All welcome, basket supper. Enquiries 54 2183.



Wednesday 20th February 1985  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The February meeting of the South Coast Camera Club saw a good attendance of members and visitors to the first competitive night of slides and prints.

The guest judges were Brian Walter LAPS and his wife, Barbara Walter LAPS, from the Edwardstown Photographic Club.

Results:
A GRADE Black & White Prints: Merits: G. Dix (2).
A GRADE COLOR PRINTS: Honors: G. Dix, I. Stuart; Merits: G. Dix, T. Dix, G. Roberts, I. Stuart.
B GRADE PRINTS: Honors: C. Brand; Merits to C. Brand.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: C. Brand, G. Dix, C. Durrant (2), L. Roberts, G. Roberts, S. Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: N. Anderson (2), H. Randall, L. Randall.
A GRADE SLIDES, WONDERS OF AUSTRALIA: Merits: C. Brand, G. Dix (2), D. Hurrell, A. Krumins, L. Roberts, G. Roberts (2), I. Stuart.
B GRADE SLIDES, WONDERS OF AUSTRALIA: Merits: N. Anderson, B. Perry.



Wednesday 13th March 1985  Page 27 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday 8pm in CWA Hall. All welcome. Basket supper.



Wednesday 22nd March 1985  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former local residents June and Denis Jenke, now of the Flinders Photographic Club, were special guests at the March meeting of the South Coast Camera Club and a large number of members and friends were present.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: G. Dix and I. Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Merits: C. Durrant (2), L. Perry (2), G. Roberts (2), I. Stuart (2), G. Dix, L. Roberts, D. Cannan, T. Dix.
B GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Merits: H. Randall (2), L. Dohnt, L. Randall. N. Anderson, C. Pope, P. Toop.
A GRADE Special subject - LOOKING UP: Honors: I. Stuart, Merits: C. Durrant (2), G. Roberts (2), L. Perry, Ruth Dohnt, T. Dix.
B GRADE Special subject - LOOKING UP: newcomer to the club Steve Wynniat showed plenty of potential to take out two Honors, Honors also to N. Anderson, Merits: L. Dohnt, L. Randall, N. Anderson.

At the conclusion of the judging, June Jenke presented one of her award winning Color Slide audio visuals, titled "Between Two Bridges", an entertaining walk between the Albert and Morphet Bridges along the River Torrens. A vote of thanks was proposed by Connie Brand.

Mr Roy Berry AFIAP, now residing at Goolwa, was welcomed to the club by the President, Gary Roberts.



Friday 24th April 1985  Page 25 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Grant Yates from W.E.A. Club proved to be an entertaining and informative judge at the April meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. The judging of "Humorous" slides brought forth a lot of mirth from the audience and ensured a successful meeting. Afterwards, Mr Yates showed some of his own work in Black & White Prints, dealing with portraiture.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: R. Berry (2), G. Dix (2), S. Roberts.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors: S. Roberts; Merits: I. Stuart, G. Roberts, S. Roberts.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: G. Dix (2); Merits: R. Berry (2), C Brand (2), L. Perry, G. Roberts, S. Roberts, I. Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: L. Dohnt, B. Perry (2). C. Pope, P. Toop.
A GRADE HUMOROUS SLIDES: Merits and award to G. Roberts (2); Merits: C. Brand (2), G. Dix, T. Dix, Ruth Dohnt.
B GRADE HUMOROUS SLIDES: Merits and award to S. Anderson; Merits: N. Anderson, L. Dohnt, C. Pope.



Wednesday 15th May 1985  Page 28 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday 17th at 8pm. CWA Hall. All welcome. Basket supper.



Wednesday 29th May 1985  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Cedric Leigh, Hon.Secretary of the South Australian Photographic Federation, and his wife, Jean, were special guests at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

After judging the prints and slides, Mr Leigh gave an illustrated talk on the uses and benefits gained by using a polarizing filter.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Roy Berry (AFIAP), Merits: Roy Berry, Graham Dix (2), Stuart Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Lorna Perry, Merits: Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix (2), Thora Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Stuart Roberts (2), Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Neville Anderson (2), Samantha Anderson, Bill Perry (2), Heather Randall, Lorna Randall, Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE SLIDES (AGAINST THE LIGHT): Honors, and award to Connie Brand, Honors: Ian Stuart, Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Roy Berry AFIAP, Thora Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts (2), Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart. B GRADE SLIDES (AGAINST THE LIGHT): Merits, and award to Bill Perry; Merits: Neville Anderson (2), Lewis Dohnt (2), Bill Perry, Heather Randall (2), Lorna Randall, Philip Toop (2).

Gary Roberts and Graham Dix were successful exhibitors at the recent Murray Bridge International Photography Club fourth exhibition. Both attaining numerous acceptances and Merits. Gary also won the Murray Bridge International Photography Club bronze medallion for best slide from a lower Murray and districts entrant, entitled "Golden Evening Walk".



Wednesday 19th June 1985  Page 23 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets Friday night. Subjects landscapes, seascapes and photo-journalism.



Wednesday 31st July 1985  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club members welcomed David White from W.E.A. Club as guest judge for the July meeting. Competing in national and international exhibitions with slides, David's thoughts and constructive comments were appreciated by all, said a spokesman.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Roy Berry AFIAP (2) Graham Dix (2), Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Roy Berry, Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Colin Pope, Connie Pope.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: FIRE, SMOKE OR STEAM: Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Doug Hurrell, Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: FIRE, SMOKE OR STEAM: Merits: Lewis Dohnt (2), Connie Pope, Steve Wyniatt.

Club President Gary Roberts presented foundation member Doug Hurrell, with a card signed by club members to celebrate his recent 50th Wedding Anniversary.

Members to have work accepted at the recent South Australian Photographic Federation exhibition were, Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Neville Anderson, Gary Roberts and Stuart Roberts.



Friday 23rd August 1985  Page 8 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Don Holly, from Yundi, was guest judge at the last meeting of South Coast Camera Club. BLACK & WHITE and color prints as well as color slides were entered for Mr Holly's appraisal.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Roy Berry AFIAP, Graham Dix (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Graham Dix, Merits: Roy Berry, Don Cannan, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Neville Anderson, Merits: Colin Pope, Heather Randall, Lorna Randall.
A GRADE TABLE TOP SLIDES: Honors: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Merits: Roy Berry, Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Doug Hurrell (2) Lorna Perry (2) Gary Roberts.
B GRADE TABLE TOP SLIDES: Honors: Neville Anderson, Merits: Neville Anderson, Connie Pope and Heather Randall.



Friday 4th October 1985  Page 5 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A good attendance of members and visitors at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, were appreciative of the comments of guest judge Jacqui Griffiths, newly elected President of the Blackwood Photographic Club. After judging the prints and slides, Mrs Griffiths displayed some of her own work in the form of Cibachrome prints.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Roy Berry AFIAP, Graham Dix (2) and Stuart Roberts.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Ruth Dohnt, Merits: Roy Berry, Connie Brand (2) Graham Dix (2), Chris Durrant (2), Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors and Merits: Neville Anderson, Merits:, Samantha Anderson, Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry, Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Philip Toop, Steven Wyniatt.
A GRADE SPEED OR ACTION SLIDES: Merits: Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Stuart Roberts, Joffre Rowntree, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE SPEED OR ACTION SLIDES: Merits: Neville Anderson, Lewis Dohnt, Heather Randall (2).



Wednesday 23rd October 1985  Page 24 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club saw the election of officers for the coming year at the annual general meeting. Those elected were: President Graham Dix; Vice President Howard Jones; Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart; Hon. Treasurer Connie Brand; Competition Hon.Secretary Gary Roberts; Committee Members Neville Anderson, Don Cannan, Heather Randall and Joffre Rowntree.

John Hodgson LAPS, from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club, was guest judge at the meeting and adjudicated on the prints and slides presented for competition.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Roy Berry AFIAP (2).
A GRADE COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Ruth Dohnt, Merits: Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor: Lewis Dohnt, Merits: Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry, Ron Porter, Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall, Phillip Toop.
A GRADE CHARACTER STUDY SLIDES: Merits: Connie Brand (2), Don Cannan (2), Graham Dix (2), Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE CHARACTER STUDY SLIDES: Merits: Neville Anderson, Lewis Dohnt (2).



Friday 15th November 1985  Page 23 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club meets on Friday 15th November Anglican Hall, Burke Street, 8pm, Tenth anniversary celebrations and slide and print of the year selection. All welcome.



Wednesday 20th November 1985  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club end of year competitions were held last Friday evening in the Anglican Church Hall.

A panel of three judges from the South Australian Photographic Federation, Ken Herring AAPS, ACCA, Harold Carthew ACCA, and Denis Jenke, judged members work for the past year.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE Print OF THE YEAR: Roy Berry AFIAP, for "Kelly and Drover".
COLOR PRINT OF THE YEAR: Ian Stuart for "Mary".
COLOR SLIDES:
A GRADE: Ruth Dohnt with "Changing Tides".
B GRADE: Neville Anderson for "The Pinnacles".

Trophy Winners for Aggregate Point Competitions:
Black & White Prints: Graham Dix.
COLOR PRINTS: Graham Dix.
COLOR PRINTS: Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Graham Dix.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Philip Toop.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Neville Anderson.

Winner of the Don Dix Memorial Trophy was Graham Dix.

A set of color slides showing the history of the club was presented by Don Cannan, and Graham Dix, as this was the clubs 10th anniversary meeting. Attending the evening was the club's foundation member President Evan Laslett, who addressed the members and cut a specially iced cake to mark the occasion of the clubs anniversary.



Wednesday 29th January 1986  Page 9 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER COMPILES FEATURE ON NEPAL TREK
A three and a half week trek through Nepal is the basis of a self produced audio-visual presentation by local photographer, Graham Dix.

"Arun to Everest" is the result of the 310 km trek Graham took part in last year from Arun, in Eastern Nepal, to Mount Everest base camp near the border of Nepal and Tibet. Whilst on the trek he took a photographic record of how people lived and scenery plus recorded some 'live' soundtrack on a small cassette recorder.

"The children were very intrigued with cameras and loved to look through the view finder at their mates. Also my cassette recorder drew much attention especially when played back to them", he said.

"A lot of contact was made with the local people particularly through the villages — in this area of Nepal not much contact is made with westerners".

On his return, Graham took about a month to compile the 560 slides and complete the rest of the soundtrack with additional comment and music. "Capturing on film what I saw was most rewarding, as the scope of photography is limitless", said Graham. The 90 minute feature is shown by using two slide projectors, allowing one image to dissolve into the other, and is accompanied by the soundtrack. During the trek Graham said he saw a wide cross section of life in Nepal with its diverse scenery and friendly people.

Graham has since returned from a bush walking trek in Tasmania and hopes to produce more features of this nature for his own, and other people's, interest. He said the feature received a pleasing response when shown to a camera club in Adelaide.

The South Coast Camera Club, of which Graham is President, and interested people saw the feature last Friday night at the Victor Harbor Anglican Church Hall



Friday 7th February 1986  Page 18 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
10 YEARS AGO
The recently formed South Coast Camera Club will hold the first of its monthly meetings in the C.W.A. Hall. Special guests will be Mr and Mrs Ken Herring, President and Hon.Secretary of the South Australian Photographic Federation in addition to judging competition slides and prints, Mr Herring, an accomplished photographer, will present a lecture illustrated by his own color slides.



Friday 28th February 1986  Page 11 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CHANCE CONTACT LEADS TO INTERNATIONAL TIES
A chance contact has resulted in international ties for South Coast Camera Club. It all began in July last year when West German stamp collector Dieter Hinderberger wrote to the philatelic officer at Victor Harbor Post Office, Don Cannan, seeking the Victor Harbor pictorial postmarking.

Mr Cannan, a member of the South Coast Camera Club Committee, replied, requesting some German road safety stamp issues that were hard to obtain. It was found that the two had a common interest in the camera club movement. And then it was suggested that the clubs have an exchange of Black & White Prints.

At the South Coast Camera Club latest meeting, guest judge Mr Don Smith, who is President of the Murray Bridge International Photography Club, judged a set of prints from the Foto Club Eislingen in West Germany. Merits awards went to Jochen Tham and Albrecht Gmahle.

Several color slides from South Coast members have been sent to Germany.

The German club has accepted an invitation to send 30 of their best, color slides to compete against the South Coast Camera Club and Edwardstown Photography Club at the end of March in a competition that promises to be an interesting contest.

South Coast vice-President Howard Jones is hand-crafting a whale trophy to be presented to the top German entry. The German club, Foto Club Eislingen, is located in the mountains of Schwabische Alb in an area of many ancient and historic castles, 30 miles east of Stuttgart in south-west Germany.

The South Coast Camera Club contact at the German club is Dieter Hinderberger, a schoolteacher and twice club champion. He is preparing in English an audio visual on Iceland, which he has visited four times, and South Coast Camera Club has programed this show for June.

Meanwhile, at the latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, President Graham Dix welcomed a large number of members and friends to the first competitive meeting for 1986.

Following the Judging, Mr Smith presented an audio visual showing the award winning entries from the 1986 Murray Bridge Color Slide exhibition. Club results (competitions Judged were color, BLACK & WHITE, and novice prints) — Open and "on the beach" color slides:

Most successful were Graham Dix, Gary Roberts, and Ian Stuart, each with two Honors. Merits awards — A grade: Thora Dix, Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Ian Stuart (each four), Don Cannan, Lyn Roberts (three each), Neville Anderson, Connie Brand, Ruth Dohnt, and Dieter Hinderberger (two each), Margie Broomhead, Chris Durrant and Gary Roberts (one).

B GRADE Merits: Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry, Connie Pope (three each), Lorna Randall, Joff Bowntree, Philip Toop, Ken Tregenza (one each).



Wednesday 26th March 1986  Page 14 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB WORK JUDGED BY EXPERTS
Jean Wilcox LAPS and Len Wilcox LAPS of Glenelg judged work presented by South Coast Camera Club members at the last meeting. They also showed slides of their recent visit to China.

Results of the club competition were:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix; Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt (2) and Philip Toop; Merits to Lorna Curnow, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Bill Perry and Heather Randall (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Neville Anderson, Graham Dix, Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand, Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts (2), Lyn Roberts, and Ian Stuart.
B GRADE DOCK SCENE SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry (2), Connie Pope, Steve Wynniatt.
A GRADE DOCK SCENE SLIDES: Merits to Graham Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt, Gary Roberts (2) and Ian Stuart.

The South Coast Camera Club will host the Edwardstown Photography Club on Easter Saturday, March 29th, for the annual inter-club slide competition.



Wednesday 2nd April 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club played hosts to the Edwardstown Photography Club, for the annual inter-club slide contest.

This year saw the inclusion of the Foto Club Eislingen (West Germany) for the first time, making the judging of the slides an even more interesting task for the adjudicator. Mr Don Holly, from Yundi, accompanied by his wire Elaine, appraised the work presented, a total of 90 slides, with 30 entered from each club.

The final result saw Edwardstown Photography Club finishing on top with 222 points, Foto Club Eislingen second with 211, and South Coast Camera Club third with 206.

The distinctive Whale trophy of South Coast Camera Club was awarded to Heinz Epting of Foto Club Eislingen for top slide of the night, titled, "Sunset". A jubilee spoon was presented to Mary Holland for "Skeleton Leaves", Edwardstown Photography Club top slide, and Lewis Dohnt from South Coast took out the Honors for the South Coast Camera Club, with "Lone Fisherman".



Wednesday 23rd April 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Arthur Beales, accompanied by his wife Elaine, was guest judge at the April meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Mr Beales judged prints and slides presented by members for the various competitions. The guest judge illustrated the use of side and back lighting to good effect, with a series of slides to demonstrate how to improve one's photography.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Dieter Hinderberger; Merits to Graham Dix, D. Hinderberger, Stuart Roberts.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Gary Roberts and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Chris Durrant; Merits to Neville Anderson, Don Cannan, Graham Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Stuart Roberts (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Bill Hopkins, Heather Randall, Philip Toop (2).
A GRADE HOME CHORES SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE HOME CHORES SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry.



Wednesday 21st May 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Trevor Bower LAPS, PSA***, accompanied by his wife Chris, was guest judge at the last meeting. Mr Bower, who exhibits in numerous exhibitions at a national and international level, gave the club members an illustrative talk on photographing with glass. He followed this up with a selections of some of his award winning portraiture, which has helped him to attain photographic Honors.

The South Coast Camera Club has programed a special audio-visual night on the 31st of May, when guest adjudicators will be Mrs Kay Gordon FRPS and Mr Eric Patching B. Tech., who will also select the Laurie Folland photo-journalism trophy winner.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix. Merits to Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix, Dieter Hinderberger, Ian Stuart. Merits to Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Chris Durrant, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Pope. Merits to Lorna Curnow, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Philip Toop.
A GRADE CHILD STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Perry. Merits to Connie Brand, Ruth Dohnt, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE CHILD STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt. Merits to Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry, Connie Pope.



Wednesday 4th June 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Audio visuals were the focus of attention at the latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Mrs Kay Gordon FRPS and Mr Eric Patching were invited to comment and make suggestions on how members could construct a successful audio visual.

Seven entries were presented for the judges to appraise and this was followed by a presentation by the two adjudicators, of some of their own work, using dual projection and appropriate music.

The Laurie Folland Perpetual Trophy for photo-journalism was also judged, and the winner was Ruth Dohnt with "Sea of Fish". Merits were awarded to Lorna Perry, Lyn Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).

Club members will be attending the annual South Australian Photographic Federation Seminar held over the long weekend at Victor Harbor.

One of the highlights will be a slide show on the U.S.A. by Mrs Dora Evans AFIAP, ESAPS.

This will be shown at the new Community Centre on Saturday June 7, and all are welcome to attend.



Friday 27th June 1986  Page 2 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Ray Sellick LAPS, from Murray Bridge International Photography Club, was guest judge at the latest South Coast Camera Club meeting. Mr. Sellick was accompanied by Laurie Cook, a founding member of Murray Bridge International Photography Club. After judging the prints and slides, Mr Sellick presented a selection of flower studies, some taken in his own garden and others as far away as Western Australia.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Ian Stuart, Merits to Graham Dix (2), Ian Stuart. Color prints - Merits to Graham Dix (2) and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Gary Roberts and Ruth Dohnt, Merits to Neville Anderson (2), Connie Brand (2), Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Chris Durrant (2), Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Ron Porter, Merits to Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry, Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall (2), Philip Toop.
A GRADE TOUCH OF RED SLIDES: Honors to Ian Stuart, Merits to Neville Anderson (2), Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Dieter Hinderberger, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lyn Roberts, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE TOUCH OF RED SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry (2), Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Philip Toop (2).

Four trips to Iceland between 1977-83 by Dieter Hinderberger have been recorded photographically, and made into an audio visual. The local club recently received his audio-visual and will be presenting it at the Community Centre, High School grounds on Friday June 27.

Dieter is a member of Foto Club Eislingen West Germany, which is exchanging slides and prints with South Coast Camera Club on a regular basis. Iceland, "Land of ice and fire", will be supported by a selection of slides from Gary and Lyn Roberts, who have recently returned from a trip to China.



Wednesday 23rd July 1986  Page 22 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
John Holland, a former President of Edwardstown Photography Club, was the judge at the South Coast Camera Club latest meeting. Mr Holland, accompanied by his wife Mary, judged the work presented by the local members, and afterwards screened a selection of his own work.

The local club was successful in winning the Dorothy Foster Memorial Trophy at the recent South Australian Photographic Federation exhibition in Adelaide. This trophy is awarded to the top club entry of 10 slides from a country club. Local members to have work accepted, were Connie Brand for an entry in the audio-visual section, and Graham Dix in prints and slides.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix (2) and Ian Stuart.
NOVICE PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Doug Hurrell, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lewis Dohnt (2), Connie Pope (2), Ron Porter, Heather Randall.
A GRADE NIGHT SCENE: Merits to Neville Anderson, Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt, Doug Hurrell, Lorna Perry, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE NIGHT SCENE: Merits to Lewis Dohnt (2), Connie Pope, Ron Porter, Heather Randall (2), Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 20th August 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr Howard Speed was the guest judge at the latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Mr Speed, who is the director of this year's South Australian Photographic Federation annual exhibition, gave many helpful hints on improving photography.

After the judging, an audio-visual made by members of the club was shown. This will be sent to the Eislingen Photo Club in West Germany which has close ties with the South Coast Camera Club.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Ian Stuart; Merits: Graham Dix and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors: Ian Stewart; Merits, to Connie Brand.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Lyn Roberts and Ian Stuart; Merits: Graham Dix, Dieter Hindberger (2), Doug Hurrell, Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Connie Pope (2), Merits: Lewis Dohnt, Colin Pope, Philip Toup.
A GRADE SEQUENCE OF SLIDES: Honors: Ruth Dohnt; Merits: Neville Anderson, Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE SEQUENCE OF SLIDES: Honors: Colin Pope; Merits: Lorna Curnow, Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry.



Wednesday 24th September 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
John Hodgson, from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Mr Hodgson adjudicated on the prints and slides presented by members, and then displayed some of his own prints, outlining aspects of dark room technique which go into making an exhibition print.

Local members to have work accepted at the Hawker slide exhibition, were Gary Roberts (eight acceptances and two Merits) and Connie Brand (three acceptances.)

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Neville Anderson, Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lewis Dohnt (2).
A GRADE MONTAGE SLIDES: Merits to Neville Anderson, Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Reg Arnold, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE MONTAGE SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Lewis Dohnt (2), Connie Pope, Ron Porter.



Wednesday 1st October 1986  Page 3 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ENCOUNTER FESTIVAL
This year's Encounter Festival is being celebrated in Victor Harbor with a Jubilee 160 flavor and promises a week full of entertainment and attractions for all. According to Dorothy Shields, President of the Victor Harbor Heritage Festival Committee, members of the Committee have worked extremely hard to make this year's biennial festival a Jubilee event to remember.

The week begins in the afternoon of Friday 17th October, and in the evening, the South Coast Camera Club have used South Australian Heritage theme for its regular meeting.

Also at the fair, for those interested in having their photo taken, Studio 86 by the South Coast Camera Club will be available.



Wednesday 22nd October 1986  Page 17 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Although the weather was bad the weekend wasn't a washout, summarized Dorothy Shields, President of the Victor Harbor Heritage Festival Committee of the weekend activities.

Mrs Shields said the Hindmarsh Valley historic display had been a great success as had the South Coast Camera Club meeting which was based on a heritage theme.



Wednesday 29th October 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mrs Dora Evans AFIAP, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. She was accompanied by her husband, Allen, to the Club's Annual General Meeting, and stayed with local member Neville Anderson and his family to judge the prints entered at the Southern Agricultural Show the following day.

Mrs Evans judged the prints and slides presented by members, and displayed some of her work with the theme of South Australian Heritage in mind.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix; Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Gary Roberts (2), Ken Tregenza, Ian Stuart; Honors to Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry (2), Lyn Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt, Merits to Lewis Dohnt, Bill Perry (2), Heather Randall.
A GRADE HERITAGE SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry (2), Gary Roberts (2).

Officers elected for the coming year are: President Graham Dix; Vice President Howard Jones; Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart; Hon. Treasurer Connie Brand; Competition Hon.Secretary Neville Anderson; Committee Joffre Rowntree, Heather Randall, Lyn Roberts, Don Cannan.



Wednesday 5th November 1986  Page 25 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Third Color Slide exhibition.
SATURDAY 8th NOVEMBER
2pm and 8pm Community Centre, Victor Harbor.
Admission $1.50. Children and Students free.
Basket Supper (evening). All welcome.



Wednesday 5th November 1986  Page 6 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Entries from South Australia, Western Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and West Germany, were received for the third Color Slide exhibition of the South Coast Camera Club.

The top slide of the exhibition was from Shaw Tan AFIAP, AAPS, LRPS, of Rosanna in Victoria, with an entry entitled "Autumn". This slide was entered in the people section.

An other award winner was Colin Bower from Orange, New South Wales, in the nature section, with "Mating Damselflies".

The open section was won by Shaw Tan with "Drought Scene", and the South Australian Heritage award went to local member, Stuart Roberts, for "Causeway Victor Harbor".

The trophy for the top local slide went to Connie Brand for "Strolling in the Park". The club's exhibition will be held on Saturday afternoon and evening at the community centre at Victor Harbor.



Wednesday 26th November 1986  Page 7 - Victor Harbour Times (Adelaide, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB IN FOCUS
The South Coast Camera Club wound up its activities for the year with the selection of slide and print of the year at its latest meeting.

The Judging panel consisted of Evan Laslett, Don Smith and Gay Packer from Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

Trophies were presented by Mr Laslett, Foundation President of the South Coast Camera Club.

The BLACK & WHITE Print and color print of the year were won by club Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart.
B grade slide of the year was won by Heather Randell with a figure study of "Eve".

The coveted A grade slide of the year Honor was won by Club President Graham Dix with an architectural shot titled "Encircled".

The Don Dix Memorial Trophy was awarded to Lewis Dohnt for "Painting in the park".

Aggregate trophies for the year were awarded to Graham Dix for Black & White Prints and Ian Stuart for color prints. Gary Roberts and Lorna Perry tied in the A grade open slides, and Ian Stuart won the special subject section.

In the B grade, Lewis Dohnt won both the open and special subject trophies.

The club will be in recess until January, when Connie and Colin Pope will screen slides of South America.

South Coast Camera Club
BLACK & WHITE Print of the year, 1986
"EVE" by Ian Stuart.

Chairman of the Judging panel, Evan Laslett presents
Heather Randall with the South Coast Camera Club
whale trophy for B-grade slide of the year.

Wednesday 14th January 1987  Page 25 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Friday 16th January

South American Slides
C.W.A. Hall 7.30pm
Basket Supper
All welcome
$4.00 family
$1.50 single

Wednesday 4th March 1987  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A good turnout of members and visitors attended the South Coast Camera Club first meeting of the year.

A regular judge at the club, David White LAPS, was given the task of adjudicating on the prints and slides entered for competition.

Members were also informed of some interesting outings in March, including an inter-club exchange with Edwardstown Photography Club, and a trip with the Historic Motor Vehicles Club.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart. Merits to G. Dix and I. Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Bill Perry (2) Colin Pope.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Cannan, Merits to Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Lyn Roberts, and Ian Stuart.
B GRADE GRANITE ISLAND SLIDES: Merits to Connie Pope (2), Ron Porter.
A GRADE GRANITE ISLAND SLIDES: Merits to Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Joffre Rowntree, Ian Stuart (2).



Wednesday 4th March 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
HISTORIC CAR RALLY
The Historic Motor Vehicles Club will hold a rally in conjunction with the South Coast Camera Club on Sunday 29th March.

About 12 vehicles, ranging in age from 1920 to 1956 will depart from the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor at 9.30am and drive to Malcolm Blesing's property at Greenhills for a motorkhana.

The vehicles, from the South Coast and Adelaide area will participate in various events with a trophy being presented to the winner.



Friday 20th March 1987  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
10 YEARS AGO
The new South Coast Camera Club is to conduct its second meeting at the CWA Hall next Friday evening. Special guest will be Adelaide photographic retailer Mr M. Bowels, who will judge the print and slide competition and will speak on the subject of "know your camera".



Friday 3rd April 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GUEST JUDGING AT LOCAL CAMERA CLUB
Members of the Southern Districts Arts Society were guest judges at the latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. A panel comprising John Sprod, Muriel Stevenson and Les Gilbert appraised the work presented for competition by club members.

After the judging of prints and slides, paintings were displayed by the panel for comment from the audience of photographers.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix, Merits to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Lyn Roberts. Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Doug Hurrell. Merits to Lorna Curnow, Howard Jones, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope (2).
A GRADE 'AGAINST THE LIGHT' SLIDES: Honors to Dieter Hinderberger, Heather Randall, IanStuart. Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2).
B GRADE 'AGAINST THE LIGHT' SLIDES: Merits to Doug Hurrell, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Ron Porter (2).

The annual tri-club between with the Edwardstown Photography Club, Foto Club Eislingen, West Germany, and the South Coast Camera Club saw a win to the local club for the first time.

Top slide for Victor Harbor was an entry entitled "Moonlight at Sellicks" by Don Cannan.



Wednesday 29th April 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Fred Ellis immediate past President of the South Australian Photographic Federation was guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. After judging the work of members Mr Ellis showed slides of a recent trip to Malaya, illustrating differences in lifestyle to conditions in Australia.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Graham Dix (2) and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits: Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Lewis Dohnt, Merits: Connie Brand, Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts (2), Stuart Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Bill Perry, Doug Hurrell, Connie Pope, Ron Porter.
A GRADE "PETS" SLIDES: Honors: Lorna Perry. Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE PETS SLIDES: Merits: Connie Pope (2).

Members to have slides accepted at the first Murray Bridge National Exhibition, were Graham Dix and Lewis Dohnt. The club set came 17th out of 36 entries.



Wednesday 27th May 1987  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Bert Elliot from Edwardstown Photography Club, and his wife Elaine at tended the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Mr Elliot judged the prints and slides presented by members for competition, and gave an illustrated talk on the use of lighting in photography.

Results: BLACK AND WHITE PRINT MERITS: Graham Dix (2); Christopher Durrant; Dieter Hinderberger; Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDE HONORS: Connie Brand; Dieter Hinderberger. Merits to Connie Brand; Margie Broomhead; Graham Dix (2); Lewis Dohnt (2); Ruth Dohnt (2); Lorna Perry (2); Heather Randall (2); Gary Roberts (2); Lyn Roberts (2); Stuart Roberst (2); Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDE MERITS: Lorna Curnow; Colin Pope; Connie Pope (2); Bill Perry.
A GRADE SONG OR FILM SLIDE HONORS: Connie Brand; Graham Dix; Heather Randall;
MERITS: Connie Brand; Margie Broomhead (2); Graham Dix; Lewis Dohnt; Ruth Dohnt (2); Dieter Hinderberger; Lorna Perry (2); Gary Roberts (2); Stuart Roberts (2); Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDE MERITS: Lorna Curnow; Colin Pope; Connie Pope; Ron Porter (2).



Friday 5th June 1987  Page 5 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club was successful in the annual Southern Districts Camera Clubs Competition held recently at Strathalbyn.

SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CAMERA CLUBS COMPETITION
South Coast Camera Club	283 points
Murray Bridge International Photography Club	279 points
Strathalbyn and District Camera Club	270 points
Meadows Valley Camera Club	266 points
Noarlunga and Southern Districts Camera Club	263 points
Murray Bridge Camera Club	242 points
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CAMERA CLUBS COMPETITION TOP THREE SLIDES
Joyce Smart "Got Him" Meadows Valley Camera Club	FIRST
Doug Buller "Elgay Jet" Murray Bridge Camera Club	SECOND
Graham Dix "The Mud Runner" South Coast Camera Club	THIRD

Judges for the competition were Bert Elliot LAPS, Barbara Walter AAPS, and Brian Walter LAPS, all from the Edwardstown Photography Club.

South Coast Camera Club
President Graham Dix
with the shield won in the
Southern Districts Camera Clubs competition.

Wednesday 24th June 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Kay Gordon ARPS, from Belair attended the June Meeting of South Coast Camera Club to adjudicate on the prints and slides entered for competition by members. Mrs Gordon, a former Photo Journalist of International Repute, illustrated her lecture with some prints of Iran, where she spent five years during a career as a Freelance Photographer. Local members were treated to an account of her many experiences whilst in that country, and a later journey to the Philippines.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix (2), Christopher Durrant, Merits to Ian Stuart (2), Dieter Hinderberger.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Ruth Dohnt, Merits to Margie Boomhead, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry (2), Heather Randall, Gary Roberts (2), Lyn Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Joan Baker, Lorna Curnow, Colin Pope.
A GRADE WATER STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt. Merits to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE WATER STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Ron Porter, Merits to Bill Perry, Connie Pope, Ron Porter.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Graham Dix, Merits to Connie Brand, Ian Stuart.



Wednesday 22nd July 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr Ray Merrick, from Glenelg Camera Club, was guest Judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. He was accompanied by his wife, Maureen, and Colin Roberts, a member of the South Australian Club. After the judging of prints and slides, Ray Merrick screened a selection of slides from two countries he has visited - Greece and Yugoslavia.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix, Merits to Dieter Hinderberger, Stuart Roberts and Graham Dix.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart. Merits to Neville Anderson, Margie Broomhead, Lewis Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry, Lyn Roberts, Gary Roberts, Stuart Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE "EMOTION" SLIDES: Merits to Graham Dix (2), Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE "EMOTION" SLIDES: Merits to Connie Pope (2).



Friday 28th August 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Tim Newberry, a former President of the Australian Photographic Society, was guest judge at the latest South Coast Camera Club meeting. After the Judging of prints and slides, Mr Newberry screened a selection of nature slides taken in Queensland by himself and Brenda Rocklyn.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Chris Durrant, Merits to Chris Durrant, Ian Stuart (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Stuart Roberts, Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lyn Roberts and Ian Stuart. Merits to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead, Graham Dix (2), Ruth Dohnt, Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow (2), Colin Pope, Connie Pope. Honors and Merits to Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE CLOUD STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Neville Anderson, Ian Stuart, Merits to Neville Anderson, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE CLOUD STUDY SLIDES: Honors to Ron Porter. Merits to Lorna Curnow (2), Colin Pope, Connie Pope (2).



Friday 25th September 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Guest Judge Mr Howard Speed LAPS, of Adelaide, was pleased with the variety and quality of photographic work offered for competitions at Friday night's monthly meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Subjects ranged from gentle pastoral scenes, figures studies, extreme close-ups, to some intriguing 'experimental' Color Slide work.

Ron Porter's impression of a fiery, "Last train from Hiroshima", for example, evoked a strong sense of awe, and gained him a perfect score. Others to be awarded the ultimate score were Lorna Curnow and Club President, Graham Dix LAPS.

Results:
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Curnow and Colin Pope. Merits to Connie Pope (2) and Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt and Gary Roberts. Merits to Connie Brand, Ruth Dohnt, Graham Dix, Neville Anderson, Lorna Perry, Stuart Roberts (2), Margie Broomhead, and Ian Stuart (2).
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix and Dieter Hinderberger. Merits to Ian Stuart.
B GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Honors and Merits to Connie Pope and Ron Porter.
A GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand and Graham Dix. Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall and Ian Stuart.



Friday 9th October 1987  Page 22 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club Annual General Meeting on Friday October 16. CWA Hall. Victor Harbor.



Wednesday 14th October 1987  Page 21 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Annual General Meeting

Friday October 16th

C.W.A. Hall 8pm

Judge Don Smith



Wednesday 28th October 1987  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr Don Smith SSAPS, from Murray Bridge International Photography Club, was at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, to judge the prints and slides. The set subject of Railway Scene, saw many interesting shots entered from members, with steam locomotives to the fore. After the judging, Don screened a selection of top slides from his club's last two exhibitions, the 1987 set being their first national.

At the Annual General Meeting, the following were elected for the coming year: President Connie Brand, Vice President Don Cannan, Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart, Hon. Treasurer Heather Randall, competition Hon.Secretary Graham Dix, committee Neville Anderson, John Baker, Howard Jones, Joffre Rowntree.

Oakleigh Camera Club visiting from Melbourne, met with local members for an inter-club slide night which proved a very close contest with the South Coast Camera Club finishing one point ahead after the 60 slides were judged. Mr Trevor Bower AAPS, PSA***, Vice President of the Australian Photographic Society accompanied by his wife Chris, kept the large audience entertained win his lively judging.

Thelma Thurpy won the South Coast Camera Club Trophy for top slide from Oakleigh with "Until Tomorrow", and Dieter Hinderberger was awarded the visiting club's trophy, for his entry of "Sunrise".

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Stuart Roberts (2) and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Gary Roberts and Stuart Roberts, Merits to Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Chris Durant (2), Graham Dix (2), Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Ruth Dohnt, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry, Lorna Curnow, Connie Pope, Ron Porter.
A GRADE RAILWAY SLIDES: Honors to Gary Roberts (2) and Graham Dix, Merits to Stuart Roberts (2), Lorna Perry (2), Ian Stuart, ChrisDurrant, Ruth Dohnt, Heather Randall.
B GRADE RAILWAY SLIDES: Merits to Connie Pope (2) Colin Pope, Ron Porter.



Friday 4th December 1987  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Newly-elected President Connie Brand welcomed a good attendance of members and visitors to the South Coast Camera Club final meeting of the year.

A panel of judges from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club, led by Jim Salas, and supported by Barbara Miller and John Hodgson LAPS, were given the task of selecting slide and print of the year.

The coveted A grade slide of the year award went to Gary Roberts for the fourth time, with an entry entitled "Lone Surfer".
In the B grade, Lorna Curnow was successful with her portrayal of "Anchors Aweigh", which won narrowly ahead of Ron Porter's "Chariots of Fire".
BLACK & WHITE Print of the year went to Christopher Durrant with "The Groyne".
Color print trophy was won by Stuart Roberts with a figure study entitled, "The Right Position".

The Laurie Folland Perpetual Trophy for photo-journalism went to club Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart, with "The Train Driver", and he was also successful in winning the inaugural trophy for people/portraiture. This was a study of one of his daughters, and entitled "Days End and I'm Not Impressed".

Aggregate trophies for the year were also presented and the recipients were:
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES: Ron Porter.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Connie Pope.
COLOR PRINTS: Ian Stuart.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES, OPEN SLIDES, AND Black & White Prints: Graham Dix LRPS, LAPS.

Best title slide for the year was created by Ron Porter.



Wednesday 30th December 1987  Page 49 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB OPEN NIGHT
The South Coast Camera Club has planned an open night "for all comers" for January 15 at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

President Connie Brand will show slides of the Kimberleys and Graham Dix will show slides of impressions of Perth and West Australia.

A competition will be open to anyone.



Wednesday 30th December 1987  Page 33 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
January 15, South Coast Camera Club open night, CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.



Wednesday 13th January 1988  Page 15 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
The Victor Harbor Public Library will be the venue for a display of prints by local photographer Graham Dix LRPS, LAPS, from Saturday January 9, to Saturday January 16.

The exhibition of BLACK & WHITE and color prints portray such diverse subjects as landscapes, portraiture, experimental, photo-journalism and people. Included in the set of 65 prints are 10 prints which, as slides, formed a successful Licentiate application to the Royal Photographic Society.

Graham Dix is immediate past President and competition Hon.Secretary of the South Coast Camera Club and enters national and international slide and print exhibitions. Some of the works displayed have won awards at local and national level.

Mr Dix has been seriously interested in photography for about 10 years, and has attended several Australian Photographic Society national and state conventions.



Wednesday 13th January 1988  Page 18 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHY Night, 15th January 1988, open slides C.W.A. Hall, two slides per person A/V's on Western Australia all welcome sponsored by South Coast Camera Club. Basket Supper.



Wednesday 13th January 1988  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
15th January South Coast Camera Club open night, CWA Hall, Victor Harbor;



Wednesday 29th January 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club President Connie Brand welcomed a large gathering of members and visitors to a special open night of competition slides and audio-visuals.

The mystery judges for the night, were five members of the audience selected by the drawing of numbered tickets. Each judge took it in turns to adjudicate on each slide presented, and then awarded points.

The winner of the 1988 gong was Colin Pope, with his entry of a tethered balloon.

Mrs Connie Brand presented an audio-visual on the Kimberley's, of West Australia, traveling there in March of 1987 to see her daughter who teaches aboriginal children. Graham Dix followed with the Western Australian theme, with a presentation of slides of mainly the South West of that state, taken on a tour there in September of last year.



Wednesday 24th February 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club first competition night for the year was attended by a large number of members.

A special welcome was extended by club President Connie Brand to the judge for the evening, Harol Carthew and his wife Noeline. After the judging of the prints and slides, Mr Carthew showed an audio visual of a motoring holiday around Tasmania, covering many of the scenic and historic places in that state.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Don Edwards, Merits to Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Dieter Hinderberger, Don Edwards, Joff Rowntree and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Neville Anderson, Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt (2), Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow (2), Don Edwards, Doug Hurrell, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Joff Rowntree (2).
A GRADE SILHOUETTE SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt, Merits to Connie Brand, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE SILHOUETTE SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Don Edwards, Colin Pope (2), Ken Tregenza.



Friday 25th March 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club President Connie Brand welcomed Mr Bob Mackrell LAPS as guest judge for the March meeting of the club.

The ability of a photograph to tell a story was emphasized by the judge numerous times, and good composition was another aspect he considered very important. Club member Mr Neville Anderson thanked Mr Mackrell for his judging on behalf of the members.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Don Edwards and Dieter Hinderberger. Merits to Chris Durrant, D. Hinderberger, D. Edwards and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt and Ruth Dohnt. Merits to Connie Brand (2), Margie Broomhead, Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Chris Durrant, Lorna Perry, Gary Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Don Edwards, Bill Perry, Colin Pope, Joff Rowntree.
A GRADE ARCHITECTURE SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix and Heather Randall. Merits to Neville Anderson, Margie Broomhead, Lewis Dohnt (2), Chris Durrant (2), Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Connie Pope, Ron Porter, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE ARCHITECTURE SLIDES: Merits to Don Edwards and Colin Pope.



Wednesday 20th April 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Don Holly from Yundi was guest judge at the latest South Coast Camera Club meeting. A high standard of work presented especially in the A grade open slides, drew complimentary remarks from Mr Holly.

In a recent tri-club competition, Edwardstown Photography Club finished in first place on 245 points with South Coast Camera Club on 231, and Foto Club Eislingen 214. Top slide for the night from a South Coast Camera Club member, came from Gary Roberts with his shot titled "Lone Surfer".

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Don Edwards, Merits to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand and Connie Pope. Merits to Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall (2), Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Edwards, Merits to Lorna Curnow (2) and D. Edwards.
A GRADE: ROAD, TRACK OR STREET SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand (2), Margie Broomhead, Graham Dix (2), Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Connie Pope, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE: ROAD, TRACK OR STREET SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow, Don Edwards, Bill Perry.



Friday 27th May 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr Clive Birch a portrait photographer from Adelaide, was guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. The high standard of work presented by members, drew many favorable comments from the judge. After the judging of prints and slides, members were shown a selection of BLACK & WHITE portraits taken by Mr Birch.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Dieter Hinderberger, Merits to Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Don Edwards, D. Hinderberger and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Perry (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Merits to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead (2), Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt (2), Ruth Dohnt (2), Dieter Hinderberger (2), Connie Pope, Ron Porter (2), Heather Randall, Gary Roberts, Lyn Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Doug Hurrell, Bill Perry; Merits to Lorna Curnow, Vi Chibnall (2), Don Edwards (2), D. Hurrell, Colin Pope (2), Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE PORTRAITURE: Honors to Ian Stuart; Merits to Neville Anderson, Margie Broomhead, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Dieter Hinderberger, Connie Pope (2), Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE PORTRAITURE: Merits to Lorna Curnow and Colin Pope.



Wednesday 22nd June 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr David White AAPS, a member of the W.E.A. Club in Adelaide, was judge at the recent South Coast Camera Club. The variety of subject matter presented in the BLACK & WHITE Print section drew favorable comment from the judge.

At the recent six way Inter-club held at Strathalbyn and District Camera Club, the South Coast Camera Club finished in second place behind Murray Bridge International Photography Club. President Connie Brand's three entries were among the high point scores.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Stuart Roberts.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry (2), Connie Pope, Lyn Roberts, Ian Stuart, Heather Randall.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall (2), Don Edwards (2), Bill Perry (2).
A GRADE ANGLE SLIDES: Merits to Graham Dix, Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE ANGLE SLIDES: Merits to Colin Pope.



Friday 8th July 1988  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
30 YEARS AGO
The South Coast Camera Club began taking entries for its exhibition of Black & White Prints and color slides.



Friday 29th July 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PRINTS, SLIDES GAIN PRAISE
Mr Bert Elliott LAPS, from Edwardstown Photography Club, was guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. Bert and his wife Elaine presented two audio-visuals to members, the second presentation gaining an award for Mrs Elliott at the last Brisbane Bidfest exhibition.

A good entry of Black & White Prints, sup- ported by open and advertising slides, drew some astute judging comments from Mr Elliott.

Results were:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Don Edwards; Merits to Graham Dix (2), Chris Durrant (2), Don Edwards, Dieter Hinderberger.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ian Stuart; Merits to Margie Broomhead (2), Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt (2), Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lorna Perry (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Curnow, Colin Pope; Merits to Vi Chibnall, Don Edwards, Bill Perry, Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE ADVERTISING SLIDES: Honors to Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand (2), Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE ADVERTISING SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow (2), Colin Pope.



Wednesday 24th August 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mrs June Jenke SSAPS accompanied by her husband Dennis, was guest judge to the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. They had with them three audio visuals, to screen to members, and these were well received by those present. Club Vice President Don Cannan took the chair, as President Connie Brand was in Brisbane attending Expo.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix and Stuart Roberts. Merits to Chris Durrant, Don Edwards (2), Dieter Hinderberger (2) and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt, Ian Stuart, Merits to Connie Brand, Margie Broomhead, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry (2), Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall (2), Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Don Edwards, Bill Perry, Colin Pope.
A GRADE SEASCAPE SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lorna Perry (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE SEASCAPE SLIDES: Merits to Don Edwards and Colin Pope (2).



Wednesday 21st September 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr Murray Bowels, from Adelaide was guest speaker and judge at the last meeting of South Coast Camera Club. After judging the prints and slides, he presented a selection of slides taken at various ballet performances in Adelaide, relying on the available stage lighting to capture on film some memorable moments, in these productions. Mrs Lorna Curnow moved a vote of thanks on behalf of the members to Murray Bowles for his appraisal of the entries presented.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Chris Durrant, Don Edwards and Ian Stuart.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Pope, Merits to Connie Brand (2), Lewis Dohnt (2), Ruth Dohnt, Ian Stuart (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Colin Pope.
A GRADE SPORT AND ACTION SLIDES: Merits to Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Connie Pope, Heather Randall.
B GRADE SPORT AND ACTION SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall.



Wednesday 9th November 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EXHIBITION PLANNED
The South Coast Camera Club will present its Fourth Color Slide Exhibition in the CWA Hall on Saturday, November 12 in the afternoon and evening. A total of 560 slides were presented for judging of which 312 will be screened - including four trophy winning slides and 26 Merits.

Local competitor Ron Porter was successful in winning the trophy in the pictorial section, he also wins the trophy for top slide by a local competitor.

The other trophy winners are - People section: John North from Queensland with "Youth Of Today". Nature Section: Cedric Leigh, South Australia, with "Waiting For Dinner". Australian Heritage: L.A. Cook, South Australia, with "Growing Old". John North's "Youth of Today" was judged top slide and wins a special trophy.



Wednesday 23rd November 1988  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

The South Coast Camera Club members at their fourth slide exhibition.
From left, club President Connie Brand, Connie Pope, Vi Chibnall, Lyn Roberts and Ruth Dohnt.

Having a social chat at the South Coast Camera Club slide exhibition were,
from left. John Solly, Jean Leigh,
secretary of the South Australian Photographic Federation Cedric Leigh,
and local club member Gary Roberts.

Friday 25th November 1988  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Robert Mackrell AAPS, his sister Rosemary and Colin Roberts formed a panel of judges to select the top slide and print awards for 1988 at the South Coast Camera Club.

President Connie Brand welcomed a large gathering of members and friends to the final meeting for the year, which took the form of a pooled tea, and later selection of the winners in the various categories of prints and slides.

Winner of the BLACK & WHITE Print of the year was Don Edwards with "Caught Me".

The top color print award went to Ian Stuart for "Jane".

A grade slide of the year was won for the second time by Ruth Dohnt with a slide titled "Twosome".

B grade's top award went to Colin Pope for "Gliding Along".

The Laurie Folland Perpetual Trophy for photo-journalism was taken out by Connie Pope with "Full Speed Ahead".

The Graham Dix Trophy for the top portrait slide or print was won by Ian Stuart for the second year in a row, with his study of "Alison and Friend".

Aggregate trophies for the year were won by Don Edwards in Black & White Prints, Ian Stuart, color prints, Connie Brand A grade open slides, a tie in A grade special subject slides between Ian Stuart and Lewis Dohnt, and Colin Pope took out both the open and special subject awards in B grade slides.



Wednesday 22nd February 1989  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former President and Hon.Secretary of the South Coast Camera Club, Gary Roberts was judge at the latest meeting, the first competition night for 1989. As a winner of several Slide of the Year titles, Mr Roberts has a wealth of photographic experience which he passed on to the members present when adjudicating work presented by members.

Local member Ron Porter, a train buff, showed members historic movie film of some of the last days of the steam era in Brisbane and New South Wales in the mid 1960's.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix, Chris Durrant, Don Edwards, Ron Porter and Ian Stuart (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Don Edwards, Ron Porter, Monika Sorrell, Ian Stuart, Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lewis Dohnt. Merits to Neville Anderson, Don Cannan, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Colin Pope, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow (2), Bill Perry, Monika Sorrell.
A GRADE PATTERN OR TEXTURE SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Don Edwards (2). Merits to Connie Brand, Lewis Dohnt, Chris Durrant, Lorna Perry (2), Ron Porter (2), Heather Randall, Colin Pope.
B GRADE PATTERN OR TEXTURE SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall (2) and Lorna Curnow.



Friday 28th April 1989  Page 20 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
AWARD FROM GERMANY
The South Coast Camera Club member Heather Randall won an award for the best Australian slide entered in a recent inter-club competition held in West Germany. Members of the Foto Club Eislingen and Albershausen Camera Club competed with the South Coast Camera Club and Edwardstown Photography Club for first prize.

Mrs Randall was awarded a copy of an ancient German medal "Barbarossa" for her portrait entitled "Tracey".

The South Coast Camera Club won another inter-club photography competition ahead of the Edwardstown Photography Club recently. South Coast Camera Club won by 12 points from Edwardstown Photography Club and club member Gary Roberts entered the top slide of the competition.

South Coast Camera Club came third in a four way inter-club competition which included two West German clubs. South Coast's Heather Randall won the award for the best Australian slide for a work titled "Tracey".

At the club's last meeting Ian Stuart entered the top slide, a portrait entitled "Douglas". Mr. Stuart also received Honors for his BLACK & WHITE and colored prints and a Merits in the A grade dock scene slide section.

Other Merits winners in the BLACK & WHITE section were Don Edwards, and Ron Porter. Merits winners in the novice print section were Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall and Lorna Curnow. In the B grade open slide section Vi Chibnall, Bill Perry and Lorna Curnow received Merits, while Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Don Edwards and Connie Pope received Merits in the A grade open slide section. Merits winners in the B grade dock scene section were Vi Chibnall and Lorna Curnow. Winners in the A grade dock scene section were Graham Dix, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts and Ian Stuart.



Friday 23rd June 1989  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former South Coast Camera Club member, Don Overall, was guest judge at the club's June print and slide competition.

BLACK & WHITE Print Merits were awarded to Chris Durrant, Don Edwards and Ian Stuart. Mr Stuart also received Honors for his color prints, while Mr Edwards received another Merits.

Merits for novice prints were awarded to Connie Brand and Vi Chibnall. While in the A grade open slide section Merits were awarded to C. Brand, V. Chibnall, D Edwards, I Stuart and Graham Dix, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Ron Porter and Connie Pope.

Lorna Curnow received a Merits in the B grade open slide section and A grade "in a garden slides" Merits wnet to C. Brand, G. Dix, D. Edwards, L. Perry, Colin and Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts and I. Stuart.

Merits in the B grade "in a garden slides" section went to V. Chibnall and L. Curnow.

Mr Overall also presented a display of more than 200 slides of Australian flora.



Friday 25th August 1989  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club President Connie Brand welcomed Bert and Elaine Elliott to the latest meeting of the club.

Mr. Elliot is President of the South Australian Photographic Federation and Mrs. Elliot is editor of the South Australian Photographic Federation newsletter.

The task of judging was put in the hand of Elaine Elliot and she admitted afterwards to members that this was her first time at judging to a live audience.

A vote of thanks to the judge was moved by Lorna Perry who also thanked Elaine Elliott for displaying some of her Black & White Prints to members.

Black & White Prints: Honors, went to Ian Sturt, with Merits, going to Graham Dix, Don Edwards (2), Brian Inns, Ron Porter and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors, went to Brian Inns, Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart (2) with Merits: Brian Inns, Ron Porter (2) and Stuart Roberts.
NOVICE PRINTS: Merits, went to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow (2), Heather Randall (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Colin Pope and Connie Pope (2); Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix (2), Don Edwards, Lorna Perry (2), Ron Porter, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Vi Chibnall, Brian Inns, Bill Perry; Merits: Lorna Curnow and Brian Inns.
A GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Honors: Connie Brand, Lorna Perry (2) and Ian Stuart, Merits: Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Connie Pope, Ron Porter, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE EXPERIMENTAL SLIDES: Merits: Vi Chibnall (2), Lorna Curnow and Bill Perry.



Wednesday 25th October 1989  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A regular visitor to South Coast Camera Club, Mr Don Smith, LAPS, SSAPS, of Murray Bridge International Photography Club, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Mr Smith was accompanied by his wife Nancy, and at the conclusion of the judging they screened a selection of slides from the west coast of South Australia and the Flinders Ranges.

Officer elected at the annual meeting were President Graham Dix, Vice President Don Cannan, Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart, Hon. Treasurer Heather Randall, competition Hon.Secretary Connie Brand, committee Ron Porter, Don Edwards, Vi Chibnall, Ken Tregenza.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix (2), Ian Stuart (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Don Edwards (2), Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart. Novice prints - Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall, Heather Randall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Edwards, Ian Stuart, Merits to Connie Brand (2), Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt (2), Ron Porter, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts, Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Vi Chibnall (2), Bill Perry.
A GRADE NATURE SLIDES: Honors to Ruth Dohnt, Connie Pope, Merits to Connie Brand, Lewis Dohnt, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE NATURE SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry.



Wednesday 15th November 1989  Page 19 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Anglican Hall
Burke Street

Friday 17th November, at 8pm

Slide and Print
of the Year Selection
Supper Provided
Admission Adults $ 1.50
Children Free

Wednesday 22nd November 1989  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The final meeting for the year of South Coast Camera Club, saw the best work of members submitted for selection of slide and print of the year.

A panel of judges from Adelaide, Dora Evans AFIAP, AAPS, ESAPS, Allen Evans ESAPS and Brian Walter LAPS, were given the task of selecting the top awards in the respective print and slide sections.

Two trophies were awarded for the A grade slide of the year to Ian Stuart for "Douglas" and Connie Pope for "Coming in to Land".

B grade slide of the year was awarded to Vi Chibnall for "Simple but Effective", BLACK & WHITE Print of the year to Ian Stuart for "Maggie" and he also won the top color print trophy for "Douglas".

Novice print of the year was won by Connie Brand for "Tree in the Storm".

Aggregate trophy winners for the year were Ian Stuart for BLACK & WHITE and color prints, also A grade open slides. Lorna Perry A grade special subject slides. Vi Chibnall in B grade open and special subject slides, and Connie Brand in novice prints.

After the trophy presentations, club President Graham Dix presented a life membership certificate to Vice President Don Cannan the first awarded in the club's history, for his outstanding service to the club during 14 years he has been with the club since its reformation in 1975.



Wednesday 21st February 1990  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
LASLETT RETURNS TO CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club was foundation President, Mr Evan Laslett who returned to the club for the first time in three years. Members were treated to a selection of slides which Mr Laslett took on a trip to Israel, Greece and Turkey.

The high standard of entries in the A-Grade slides drew praise from the judge, a mentor of many of the present club members.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix (2), Ian Stuart (2).
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Don Cannan, Vi Chibnall, Don Edwards, John Sorrell.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Heather Randall, Gary Roberts. Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall (2), Graham Dix (2), Chris Durrant (2), Don Edwards, Connie Pope.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow.
A GRADE SONG, FILM OR BOOK TITLE SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Merits to Bill Perry (2).



Friday 6th April 1990  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club was successful in winning the annual slide inter-club against Edwardstown Photography Club for the second year in a row. Mr David White AAPS, was the judge for the 60 slides presented, and the South Coast Camera Club managed to win by the narrow margin of two points.

Top award to Edwardstown Photography Club went to Mike Slattery, and top slide for South Coast Camera Club went to Ian Stuart.

Local members hosted Edwardstown Photography Club members at a barbecue at Currency Creek the following day, with about 40 people from the two clubs attending.

At the March meeting of the club, Mr Howard Speed was judge. The set subject was 'Rocks'.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors and Merits to Ian Stuart; Merits to Graham Dix.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Bob Clack and Don Cannan; Merits to Connie Brand (2), Don Cannan, and Don Edwards (2).
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Graham Dix, Connie Pope, Gary Roberts; Merits to Graham Dix, Ruth Dohrt, Don Edwards, Lorna Perry, Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow and Bill Perry (2).
A GRADE SET SUBJECT: Honors to Graham Dix and Colin Pope; Merits to Vi Chibnall, Lewis Dohnt, Lorna Perry, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE SET SUBJECT: Honors to Lorna Curnow and Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 2nd May 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Australian Photographic Federation President Mr Bert Elliot AAPS was guest judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting.

After judging the prints and slides, he showed members present a selection of prints from an Anglo-Australian print folio of which he is a member.

His wife Elaine demonstrated techniques in retouching slides with color dyes and a specially-built light box magnifier.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits: Don Edwards (2) and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors, and Merits, to Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors: Ken Tregenza and Connie Brand, Merits: Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow and Gino Pacitti.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Graham Dix, Don Edwards, Colin Pope, Merits: Connie Brand, Ruth Dohnt (2), Lewis Dohnt, Connie Pope (2), Lorna Perry (2), Heather Randall, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Bob Clack, Loma Curnow and Bill Perry (2).
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES: Honors: Ruth Dohnt, Merits: Neville Anderson, Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall (2), Ruth Dohnt, Lewis Dohnt (2), Don Edwards, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECTS: Merits: Lorna Curnow and Bill Perry.



Wednesday 23rd May 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Vice President of the Australian Photographic Society Trevor Bower FAPS, attended at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club to judge the prints and slides. After the judging Mr Bower gave a short talk on abstract photography and some of the techniques he has employed.

Results:
BLACK A WHITE PRINTS: Merits to Don Edwards and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Don Edwards, Heather Randall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand and Loma Perry. Merits to Vi Chibnall, Don Edwards, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Bill Perry, Merits to Lorna Curnow, Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE "GLASSWARE" SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand, Lorna Perry. Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Connie Pope.
B GRADE GLASSWARE SLIDES: Merits to Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 20th June 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A past President and Hon.Secretary of the South Coast Camera Club, Neville Anderson took on the mantle of judge at its latest meeting to adjudicate on the prints and slides. To back up his comments on the work of members, Mr Anderson presented a selection of slides taken on a trip to Japan last year.

Results:
BLACK & WHITE PINTS: Honors to Ian Stuart (2). Merits to Graham Dix, Don Edwards.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Ian Stuart (2).
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Connie Brand, Don Cannan; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow, Don Edwards (2), Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Pope, Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand (2), Don Cannan, Vi Chibnall, Graham Dix (2), Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt (2), Don Edwards (2), Connie Pope, Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Bob Clack, Bill Perry; Merits to Bob Clack; Lorna Curnow, Bill Perry.
A GRADE PEOPLE AT WORK SLIDES: Honors to Colin Pope; Merits to Vi Chibnall (2), Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Don Edwards, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall.
B GRADE PEOPLE AT WORK SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow (2), Bill Perry, Ken Tregenza.

At the recent Southern Districts Inter-club held at Strathalbyn, South Coast Camera Club came second to Murray Bridge International Photography Club, with Noarlunga and District Camera Club third; Murray Bridge Camera Club fourth; Meadows Valley Camera Club fifth; and Strathalbyn and District Camera Club sixth.



Wednesday 1st August 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Regular Judge at South Coast Camera Club, Don Holly, attended the last meeting to comment on and make awards for members work. He commented in particular, on a number of portraits in the print section.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Ian Stuart;
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand and Ken Tregenza;
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Perry, Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Graham Dix, Don Edwards, Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts;
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry;
A GRADE BRIDGE SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Don Edwards, Colin Pope, Lorna Perry.
B GRADE BRIDGE SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 26th September 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
With the unavailability of John Cerlienco to judge at South Coast Camera Club meeting, judges from the previous meeting, Gary and Stuart Roberts, stepped in at the last minute to take on the task.

The club is gearing up for its fifth Color Slide exhibition to be held in November, with entries expected from around South Australia and its sister club in West Germany.

Black & White Prints: Merits to G. Dix 1. I Stuart (2).
ALBUM PRINTS: Honor to C. Brand. Merits to V. Chibnall, D. Edwards, K. Tregenza.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to, L. Curnow (2), B. Perry, K. Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor to L. Perry. Merits to C. Brand, R. Dohnt, D. Hinderberger, L. Perry, C. Pope (2), H. Randall (2).
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Merits to B. Perry.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: Honor to G. Dix. Merits to C. Brand, L. Dohnt, R. Dohnt (2), D. Edwards, D. Hinderberger, L. Perry, C. Pope, C. Pope (2).



Wednesday 17th October 1990  Page 13 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)
Friday 19th October 1990  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Annual General Meeting

Friday October 19th, at 8pm

Election of office bearers plus print and slide competitions.

Wednesday 24th October 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Peter Spence, AAPS from WEA Photographic Club in Adelaide, was guest judge at the last meeting of South Coast Camera Club. Members were treated to a selection of his slides which have been exhibited overseas and also in Australian exhibitions.

At the annual meeting, officers elected were: President, Don Cannan; Vice President, Graham Dix; Hon.Secretary, Ian Stuart; Hon. Treasurer, Heather Randall; Competition Hon.Secretary, Connie Brand; Committee Members, Don Edwards, Ron Porter, Gary Roberts, Ken Tregenza.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Merits to Graham Dix, Ian Stuart (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Gary Roberts, Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Don Edwards; Merits to Connie, Brand, Vi Chibnall, Graham Dix, Lewis Dohnt, Ruth Dohnt, Chris Durrant, Don Edwards, Dieter Hinderberger, Connie Pope, Gary Roberts.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Bill Perry.
A GRADE ABSTRACT SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall, Ruth Dohnt, Lorna Perry (2), Heather Randall.
B GRADE ABSTRACT SLIDES: Merits to Ken Tregenza.



Wednesday 7th November 1990  Page 18 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

5th Color Slide

Photography Exhibition

Saturday, November 10th
2pm and at 8pm

Venue: C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor
EVERYONE WELCOME
$2.00 Admission includes supper

Wednesday 7th November 1990  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Almost 500 Color Slide entries from South Australia, interstate and the club's sister-club in Germany will make for a pleasing showing this Saturday in the South Coast Camera Club exhibition at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

Local judges and camera club identities Graham Dix, Gary Roberts and Connie Brand have selected the best of the entries in the categories of Nature, Pictorial, People and Travel.

Chief judge Graham Dix said: "I think overall the standard of entry was good, particularly in the Nature section. "The entries from Germany provided an interesting view to their style of photography, which in the final selection of slides to be screened will be well received by those attending the two screenings".

Added interest to the exhibition, to which all are welcome, will be a showing of a short but excellent Nature audio visual, "The Wanderer Butterfly", photographed at Waitpinga by David Joy. Also on show will be a mini-exhibition of "Impressions of Port Elliot" by Mr Frodo, who, by using simple equipment but having an eye for detail, has produced some remarkable results on postcard sized prints.



Friday 15th February 1991  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB TO MEET AT VICTOR
The South Coast Camera Club is expecting to have a lively year in 1991 and the first meeting tonight, Friday, will be no exception. The night at the CWA hall will feature a visit from Evan Laslett, the club's founding President as a guest judge and speaker. Evan has a wealth of experience in the camera club movement and will entertain with slides from his recent journey to the Middle East.

The club caters for anyone interested in photography from beginners who can exhibit in album print and B grade slide competitions to advanced workers who compete from A grade to international levels.

Features of the 1991 program include a guided tour of Urimbirra Wildlife Park, a six way Inter-club at Strathalbyn, well known guest judges and speakers including local artist John Cerlienco, a studio portrait workshop night, a visit to the Port Elliot CFS, 16mm movie club and the showing of a top national Color Slide exhibition from Murray Bridge.

The club is now in its 16th year and has a proud record of photographic achievement and friendliness. Club President Don Cannan said the club always welcomed new members.



Friday 22nd February 1991  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CLUB JUDGING
The first groups of prints and slides photographed by members of the South Coast Camera Club were judged at the last meeting by the club's foundation President Evan Laslett. Before judging, Mr Laslett entertained a large group of members and visitors with slides of his photographs taken in England, Holland, Israel and Turkey. The photos had an accent on people and were from some very diverse countries.

In the color print section, I. Stuart won an Honor and a Merits and L.Marshall won a Merits.

In the album prints to L.Marshall, Honor, C. Brand, V. Chibnall, L Curnow, B. Osmond and H. Randall, Merits and D. Edwards received two Merits.

D. Edwards and Connie Pope both won Honors in the A Grade open slide section and C. Brand, D. Cannan, G. Dix, R. Dohnt, D. Edwards, L. Perry. C. Pope, H. Randall and G. Roberts all won Merits.

The Honor in the A grade specialist subject went to L. Perry while C. Brand, D. Edwards, L. Perry, Colin and Connie Pope and G. Roberts won Merits.

The Merits in the B Grade open slide section went to L. Curnow and in the B Grade special subject to L. Curnow.



Wednesday 24th April 1991  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Paul Watson and Steve Schembri, from Fleurieu Photographics at Willunga, were judges at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club. They displayed a selection of prints taken in their studio as well as on location.

At the recent Inter-club competition with Edwardstown Photography Club and Foto Club Eislingen (Germany), the South Coast Camera Club was successful for the third year in a row, finishing ahead of the German club in second place and Edwardstown third.

Club Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart was awarded slide of the night for "Maggie", and other members to do well were Heather Randall with "Top Guy" and Don Cannan with "Our Bob".

South Coast Camera Club results, 19th April:
Black & White Prints: Merits - (1) Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits - (2) Connie Brand, (2) lan Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits - (2) Connie Brand, (2) Vi Chibnall, (2) Barbara Osmond, (2) Norm Osmond, (2) Heather Randall, (1) Joffre Rowntree, (1) Monika Sorrell, (1) Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors (1) Ruth Dohnt, (1) Stuart Roberts, (1) Ian Stuart; Merits (2) Connie Brand, (2) Don Cannan, (2) Vi Chibnall, (2) Lewis Dohnt, (1) Ruth Dohnt, (2) Chris Durrant, (2) Don Edwards, (2) Dieter Hinderberger, (2) Lorna Perry, (2) Colin Pope, (2) Connie Pope, (2) Heather Randall, (2) Gary Roberts, (1) Stuart Roberts, (1) Ian Stuart.

B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits (2) Lorna Curnow, (2) Don Inglis, (1) Norm Osmond, (1) Bill Perry, (1) Ken Tregenza.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "COUPLES": Honors (2) Lewis Dohnt, (1) Lorna Perry; Merits (2) Connie Brand, (1) Don Cannan, (2) Vi Chibnall, (1) Ruth Dohnt, (1) Don Edwards, (1) Lorna Perry, (2) Colin Pope, (2) Connie Pope, (2) Heather Randall.

B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "COUPLES": Honor (1) Lorna Curnow, Merits (1) Lorna Curnow, (2) Don Inglis, (2) Norm Osmond, (1) Ken Tregenza.



Tuesday 14th May 1991  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PROFESSIONAL TUITION FOR CAMERA CLUB
A large number of amateur photographers received tuition first-hand from Willunga professional photographer Paul Watson at the latest meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. Mr Watson demonstrated various techniques in a Willunga studio, using professional lighting and camera equipment by photographing Kylie Best and Marianne Aldred, of Victor Harbor, and Lucian Stoffell, of Adelaide, models for the workshop. He also answered technical questions and assisted members discussing camera angles, expressions and poses, and by giving tips to help members produce portraits of a professional style.

A club spokesperson said Camera Club members gained experience by changing props, lighting set-ups and backgrounds as they wished, taking pictures with their own equipment for future club presentation and competition nights.

Paul Watson and Steve Schembri were guest judges at the previous club meeting to assess pictures submitted to the "couples" category.

Paul Watson changes places with workshop models,
from left, Kylie Best, Marianne Aldred and Lucian Stoffell,
during the South Coast Camera Club workshop at his Willunga studio.

Friday 24th May 1991  Page 5 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SUCCESSFUL SLIDES SHOWN
Mr David White AAPS, from WEA Photography Club, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Members were shown a selection of slides which Mr. White has entered with success in overseas exhibitions.

Results of the last local meeting were:
Black & White Prints: two Merits to Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Leonie Marshall, Norm Osmond and Heather Randall.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor to Bill Perry, Merits to Lorna Curnow, Leonie Marshall, Barbara Osmond (2).
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT, MOTION: - Merits to Lorna Curnow, Leonie Marshall, Norm Osmond.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: two Merits to Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Gary Roberts.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT, MOTION: Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Lorna Perry (2), Heather Randall (2).



Friday 28th June 1991  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club finished third in a recent inter-club competition held at Strathalbyn. Murray Bridge International Photography Club won the competition, and Strathalbyn and District Camera Club were runners up.

Results from the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club were;
Black & White Prints: Honor to Graham Dix; Merits to Graham Dix, Vic Skitterall and Ian Stuart.
COLOR PRINTS: Honor to Stuart Roberts; Merits to Connie Brand, Chris Durrant, Leonie Marshall, Monika Sorrell and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honor to Lorna Curnow; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Leonie Marshall and Heather Randall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Leonie Marshall and Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Graham Dix, Chris Durant, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Lorna Curnow, Norm Osmond, Bill Perry, John Sorrell and Monika Sorrell.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "ANIMALS": Honor to Colin Pope; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Ian Stuart.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "ANIMALS": Honor to John Sorrell; Merits to Lorna Curnow, Barbara Osmond, Norm Osmond, John Sorrell and Monika Sorrell.



Friday 19th July 1991  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FOCUS ON TRAMS
Members of the South Coast Camera Club have been busy snapping photographs of the Granite Island trams from many angles and viewpoints. A spokesperson said tram staff had been very helpful and obliging.

Noted local lensman Graham Dix LAPS, LRPS, will be guest judge this Friday night for the Granite Island tram slide competition, which should be hotly contested.

Club President Don Cannan said membership had reached 40, with a number of new members this year.



Friday 26th July 1991  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FOCUS ON HORSE TRAM
Granite Island horse tram, taken on infra-red film, was just one of a selection of slides entered at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Club vice-President Graham Dix LRPS, AAPS, was judge for the evening, and screened a selection of his own work.

With the emphasis on different techniques in taking slides, club members will journey to Adelaide soon to shoot night scenes around the city for a forthcoming competition.

Black & White Prints: Merits: Ian Stuart (2).
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor: Lewis Dohnt. Merits: Connie Brand; Ruth Dohnt; Dieter Hinderberger; Colin Pope; Connie Pope; Heather Randall (2).
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merit: Bill Perry.
A GRADE SS "GRANITE ISLAND TRAM": Honors: Connie Brand; Connie Pope. Merits: Connie Brand; Don Cannan; Vi Chibnall (2); Lorna Perry; Colin Pope; Heather Randall; Stuart Roberts (2).
B GRADE SS "GRANITE ISLAND TRAM": Merit: Lorna Curnow.



Friday 30th August 1991  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Mr. Trevor Bower FAPS, PSA***, President of the Australian Photographic Society was guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Ian Stuart received honors for his Black & White Prints, Graham Dix honors for his color prints and Barbara Osmond honors for her album prints.

Honors in the A-grade open slides went to Chris Durrant and Charles Harvey while Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Lorna Perry were awarded honors for their A-grade special subject"people".



Tuesday 8th October 1991  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club results:

A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: (2) to Charles Harvey; (1) to Lorna Perry; (1) to Ian Stuart; (1) to Dianne Thorn. Merits; Ruth Dohnt, Don Edwards, Dieter Hinderberger, Colin Pope, Ian Stuart, Dianne Thorn.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT: "NIGHT SCENE": Merits; Connie Brand, Lewis Dohnt, Charles Harvey, Leonie Marshall, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Dianne Thorn.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits: Bill Perry, Monika Sorrell, Ken Tregenza.
Black & White Prints: Merits: (2) Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Vi Chibnall, Harold Dorrough, Leonie Marshall, Monika Sorrell, (2) Ken Tregenza.



Tuesday 5th November 1991  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Officers elected at the annual meeting of South Coast Camera Club were: President, Don Cannan; vice-President, Graham Dix; Hon.Secretary, Ian Stuart; Hon. Treasurer, Heather Randall; competition Hon.Secretary, Connie Brand; committee, Gary Roberts, Neville Anderson, Don Edwards, Leonie Marshall.

Guest Judge for the evening was Dora Evans AFIAP, AAPS, ESAPS, a member of the W.E.A. Photography Club in Adelaide.

Black & White Prints: Honors to Ian Stuart (2); Merits to Vic Skitterall (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Connie Brand, Vic Skitterall and Ian Stuart; Merits to Monika Sorrell and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Vi Chibnall; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall, Lorna Curnow; merits to Leonie Marshall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor to Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand (2), Vi Chibnall (2), Don Edwards (2), Charles Harvey (2), Leonie Marshall (2), Lorna Perry (2), Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Ian Stuart and Dianne Thorn.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT - "AGAINST THE LIGHT": Honor to Connie Pope; Merits to Connie Brand, Vi Chibnall (2); Charles Harvey, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Dianne Thorn.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor to Bill Perry; Merits to Lorna Curnow (2), Bill Perry, Monica Sorrell (2).
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT - "AGAINST THE LIGHT": Merit to Lorna Curnow.



Friday 22nd November 1991  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The finale of the South Coast Camera Club competition activities for the year culminated in the selection of slide and print of the year in the various categories.

A panel of Judges from Stratalbyn and District Camera Club, led by Paul Peglar and assisted by Joyce Smart and Barry Blucher, were given the task of selecting the top awards of the night.

A-grade slide of the year was won by Connie Pope; B-grade slide of the year awarded to Lorna Curnow; BLACK & WHITE Print of the year was won by Ian Stuart, who also had the winning color print.

New committee member Leonie Marshall was awarded first place in the album print section.

The Laurie Folland perpetual trophy for photo-journalism was won by Connie Brand, and Graham Dix people/portrait trophy was awarded to Heather Randall.

Aggregate trophies were presented to Connie Pope in A-grade slides, Ian Stuart in BLACK & WHITE and color prints, Bill Perry and Lorna Curnow in B-grade slides and Connie Brand in album prints.



Friday 17th April 1992  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Ray Sellick FAPS, PSA***, from Murray Bridge International Photography Club, was guest judge at the last South Coast Camera Club meeting.Mr Sellick treated members to a display of slides of close-ups of Australian wildflowers as well as striking images of Australian landscapes.

Black & White Prints: Honors to Graham Dix; Charles Harvey (2); and Ian Stuart, merits to Vic Skitterall and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honor to Connie Brand, Merits to Vi Chibnall; Lorna Curnow, Dorothy Gillett (2); Leonie Marshall; Rob Marshall (2); Heather Randall.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Don Inglis; Rosalie Sharpe (2).
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "FLOWERS": Merits to Don Inglis (2); Rosalie Sharpe; and Steve Wynniatt.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Vi Chibnall (2); Ruth Dohnt; Charles Harvey; Connie Pope; Heather Randall; Gary Roberts; Ian Stuart (2); Merits to Connie Brand; Lorna Curnow (2); Graham Dix (2); Thora Dix; Lewis Dohnt (2); Ruth Dohnt; Don Edwards; Charles Harvey; Leonie Marshall; Rob Marshall (2); Lorna Perry (2); Colin Pope; Connie Pope; Heather Randall; and Gary Roberts.

A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT - FLOWERS: Honors, Connie Brand; and Connie Pope. Merits, Connie Brand; Vi Chibnall; Lorna Curnow (2); Thora Dix (2); Lewis Dohnt (2); Ruth Dohnt, Charles Harvey; Connie Pope; Heather Randall (2); and Ian Stuart.



Friday 8th May 1992  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Marine was the set subject for club members at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club, attended by visiting judge Howard Speed from WEA Photography Club in Adelaide. Two entries in prints earned the maximum points score for Charles Harvey and Connie Brand.

The annual slide competition between the South Coast Camera Club and Edwardstown Photography Club saw a win to the Adelaide Club, relegating the local club to second place for the first time in four years. Judge for the evening was Trevor Bower FAPS, PSA***, exhibitor, President of the Australian Photographic Society.

Leonie Marshall was awarded top slide for South Coast Camera Club with an entry titled "The Wave".

South Coast Camera Club, April 10:
Black & White Prints: Honors: Charles Harvey; Stuart Roberts. Merits: Charles Harvey; Stuart Roberts; Ian Stuart (2); Ken Tregenza.
COLOR PRINTS: Honor: Ian Stuart. Merits: Connie Brand; Thorna Dix; Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors: Connie Brand; Thorna Dix; Dorothy Gillett. Merits: Vi Chibnall (2); Thorna Dix; Dorothy Gillett; Barbara Osmond (2); Norm Osmond (2); Heather Randall (2); Ken Tregenza.

A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors: Connie Brand; Dorothy Gillett. Merits: Connie Brand; Vi Chibnall; Thorna Dix; Dorothy Gillett; Charles Harvey; Colin Pope; Connie Pope; Heather Randall.

A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "MARINE": Honor: Leonie Marshall. Merits: Connie Brand; Vi Chibnall; Thorna Dix; Dorothy Gillett; Charles Harvey; Colin Pope; Connie Pope; Heather Randall.

B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor: Rosalie Sharpe. Merit: Norm Osmond.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "MARINE": Honors: Norm Osmond; Rosalie Sharpe.



Friday 29th May 1992  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FIRST VISIT FOR JUDGE
Making his first visit to South Coast Camera Club, was Dean Staples, LAPS, from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club, who was guest adjudicator for the May meeting.

A selection of slides from Foto Club Eislingen, Germany, was included in the A Grade open section, giving an international flavor of work for Mr Staples to judge.

Members observed a minute's silence for the late Ken Tregenza, a founding member and tireless worker for South Coast Camera Club.

The B Grade slide of the year award, will now bear the name of "The Ken Tregenza Memorial Trophy", as a tribute to a much valued member.

South Coast Camera Club competition, May 15:

Black & White Prints: Merits: (2) Charles Harvey.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honor: Ena Harvey. Merits: Vi Chibnall; Dorothy Gillett; Ena Harvey; Leonie Marshall; (2) Rob Marshall and (2) Heather Randall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honor: Connie Pope. Merits: Connie Brand; Vi Chibnall; Graham Dix; Lewis Dohnt; Ruth Dohnt; Rob Marshall; Connie Pope and Heather Randall.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "REFLECTIONS": Honor: Charles Harvey. Merits: Thora Dix; Lewis Dohnt; Ruth Dohnt; Don Edwards; (2) Lorna Perry; Colin Pope and Connie Pope.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT "REFLECTIONS": Merits: Don Inglis; Rosalie Sharpe.

Top slide from a South Coast Camera Club member at the recent inter-club against
Edwardstown Photography Club went to Leonie Marshall (left),
being presented with her trophy by
Connie Brand, competition Hon.Secretary with South Coast Camera Club.

Tuesday 7th July 1992  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Honor and merit awards were presented to South Coast Camera Club members at their recent meeting.

Charles Harvey and Ian Stuart were awarded honors and merits for their Black & White Prints.

In the color prints category, Ian Stuart, honors, Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Ian Stuart, merit.

Merits were awarded for album prints to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Ena Harvey, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall, Heather Randall, Don Cannan and Don Edwards.

A GRADE OPEN SLIDE CATEGORY — MERITS: Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Charles Harvey, Leonie Marshall, Dieter Hinderberger, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope and Connie Pope.

Honors, Connie Brand, Dieter Hinderberger, Leonie Marshall and Connie Pope in the A-grade special subject — environmental portraiture. Merits in the same category were awarded to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope and Charles Harvey.

Rosalie Sharpe won the merit award for B grade special subject — environmental portraiture.

Club vice-President Graham Dix judged the work of fellow club members at the last meeting and screened a selection of slides taken in Cradle Mountain National Park, Tasmania.



Friday 17th July 1992  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SUCCESS FOR COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club tied for first place with Murray Bridge International Photography Club, at the recent annual Southern Districts six way inter-club competition held at Strathalbyn. This is the first tie in the 11 year history of this event.

The shield will be held by South Coast Camera Club for six months, and then passed on to Murray Bridge International Photography Club for the rest of the year.

Other placings on the night were Strathalbyn and District Camera Club third, Noarlunga and District Camera Club fourth, Meadows Valley Camera Club fifth and Murray Bridge Camera Club sixth.

Top slide for the night was awarded to Denis Smyth of Murray Bridge International Photography Club, second place to Charles Harvey LRPS, of South Coast Camera Club, and third place to David Thompson, of Strathalbyn and District Camera Club.

Judges for the evening were Bert Elliot AAPS, Brian Walter LAPS, SSAPS and Elaine Elliott LAPS, SSAPS, all from Edwardstown Photography Club.

The South Coast Camera Club committee member Charles Harvey, left,
and club President Don Cannan with the
Southern Districts Camera Clubs shield.

Friday 24th July 1992  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Members and visitors at South Coast Camera Club were treated to a selection of slides of Singapore and Malaysia, shown by club President Don Cannan.

At the latest meeting, Mr Cannan also assumed the role of judge for the evening.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Charles Harvey; Merits to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Ena Harvey, Norm Osmond and Heather Randall.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Perry; Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Dieter Hinderberger (2), Lewis Dohnt, Don Edwards, Connie Pope, Ian Stuart.
A GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES, PART OF A CHURCH: Honors to Rob Marshall; Merits to Ruth Dohnt, Don Edwards (2), Lorna Perry (2), Guardian Angel.
B GRADE SPECIAL SUBJECT SLIDES, PART OF A CHURCH: Merit to Rosalie Sharp.



Tuesday 20th October 1992  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club annual meeting saw the election of officers and committee for 1993.

New President is Neville Anderson, Vice-President Graham Dix, Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart, Hon. Treasurer Heather Randall, competition Hon.Secretary Leonie Marshall, and Committee Connie Brand, Don Cannan, Charles Harvey, Rob Marshall.

Judges for the last meeting were Bert and Elaine Elliott from Edwardstown Photography Club, Adelaide.

Special subject in slides for October was "Heritage", which coincided with the Heritage Festival held at Victor Harbor that weekend.

Black & White Prints: Honors; 2 to Charles Harvey. Merits, 2 to Ian Stuart.
B GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Merits, Barbara Osmond and Rosalie Sharpe.
B GRADE "HERITAGE" SLIDES: Honor; Rosalie Sharp. Merits, Barbara Osmond, Norm Osmond.
A GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors; Vi Chibnall, Thorn Dix, Rob Marshall, Heather Randall. Merits, Lorna Curnow, Ruth Dohnt, 2 Don Edwards, 2 Charles Harvey, Leonie Marshall, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, 2 Connie Pope, Heather Randall.
A GRADE "HERITAGE" SLIDES: Honor; Lorna Perry. Merits, Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, 2 Thorn Dix, Lewis Dohnt, 2 Ruth Dohnt, Don Edwards, Charles Harvey, Leonie Marshall, 2 Rob Marshall, 2 Connie Pope.
COLOR PRINTS: Honors; Rob Marshall, Ian Stuart. Merits, Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honor; Ena Harvey. Merits, Lorna Curnow, Barbara Osmond, Rosalie Sharpe.



Tuesday 27th October 1992  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR FOR SLIDE EXHIBITION
Entries from Foto Club Eislingen in Germany will add an international flavor to the South Coast Camera Club sixth Color Slide exhibition to be staged at the CWA hall Victor Harbor on Saturday, October 31.

A panel of judges from WEA Photography Club in Adelaide, Dora Evans AFIAP, AAPS, ESAPS, Allen Evans SSAPS, and David White FAPS, selected the accepted and award-winning slides to be screened at the exhibition.

Top slide of the exhibition was awarded to local member Connie Pope for, "Mr Nicolle" (Also top in the people section). She gained first place in the photojournalism entries with "Oakbank Floods 1992".

Murray Bridge international photography club members Nancy Smith and Brian Wilks took out the top awards in pictorial and nature, with "Modern Miss" and "Budgerigars" respectively.

Local members to gain merits were Graham Dix, Charles Harvey, Lorna Perry, Connie Pope, Leonie Marshall and Heather Randall.



Friday 27th November 1992  Page 5 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A panel of judges from Murray Bridge International Photography Club attended the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club to select the slide and print of the year in the various categories. Panel members included Don Smith AAPS, ESFIAP, SSAPS, Ron Kennett LAPS, and Denis Smith.

BLACK & WHITE Print of the year was won by Charles Harvey LRPS with "Claire"; color print award was won Jointly by Rob Marshall for "Kangaroo" and Ian Stuart with "Green tree frog".

Album print trophy was won by Connie Brand, also winner of the best title slide of the year.

B-grade side of the year was awarded to Norm Osmond for "Portrait"; he was also the recipient of the Ken Tregenza Memorial Trophy.

A-grade top award went to Thora Dix for "His own world".

The Graham Dix People/Portrait Perpetual Trophy was awarded to Charles Harvey for his BLACK & WHITE Print, "Morning Break"; he was also winner of the Photojournalism Trophy with this print.



Tuesday 2nd March 1993  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Making a return visit to the South Coast Camera Club first meeting for the year was Paul Peglar LAPS, of Strathalbyn, who judged the various competitions for the evening. Mr Peglar also screened a selection of his own slides from which he was awarded Licentiateship Honors from the Australian Photographic Society.

Results:
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Thora Dix and Lorna Curnow. Merits to Connie Brand, Don Cannan, Lorna Curnow and Thora Dix.
Black & White Prints: Honors to Ian Stuart (2). Merits to Charles Harvey (2), and Ian Stuart.
OPEN COLOR SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand, Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart. Merits to Graham Dix (2), Leonie Marshall, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Stuart Roberts and Ian Stuart.

FIRE, SMOKE AND STEAM SLIDES: Honors to Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall and Stuart Roberts. Merits to Lorna Curnow, Thora Dix, Charles Harvey (2), Luke Lewitzka, Leonie Marshall, Heather Randall and Stuart Roberts.



Friday 2nd April 1993  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
David White FAPS, from WEA Photography Club in Adelaide, made one of his regular visits to South Coast Camera Club to judge last meeting's prints and slides. Mr White treated members to a selection of his work, which has gained him numerous awards in exhibitions nationally and overseas.

Results:
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Connie Brand; Merits to Connie Brand, Don Cannan, Thora Dix and Heather Randall (2).
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Leonie Marshall and Ian Stuart.
OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Pope; Merits to Connie Brand, Don Edwards, Leonie Marshall (2), Lorna Perry (2), Colin Pope (2), Connie Pope, Rosalie Sharp, Ian Stuart (2).
CANDID SLIDES: Merits to Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall, Colin Pope, Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall and Stuart Roberts.



Tuesday 4th May 1993  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
EX-TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER JUDGES AT CAMERA CLUB
Advertiser photographer David Highet used his experience as a newspaper photographer to judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Mr Highet began his career at The Times as a cadet photographer, and has since worked on newspapers interstate and overseas. Members were shown a selection of his own work, enlarged into COLOR and Black & White Prints.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Charles Harvey (2); Merits to Charles Harvey and Ian Stuart.
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Connie Brand; Merit to Connie Brand.
OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, Thora Dix, Leonie Marshall, Lorna Perry, Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall, Rosalie Sharpe, Ian Stuart; Merits to Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, Graham Dix, Thora Dix, Don Edwards, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall (2), Lorna Perry, Colin Pope (2), Heather Randall, Stuart Roberts, Rosalie Sharpe, Ian Stuart.

PHOTO-JOURNALISM SLIDES: Honors to Lorna Curnow, Connie Pope (2), Rosalie Sharpe. Merits to Connie Brand, Thora Dix (2), Leonie Marshall, Lorna Perry (2), Heather Randall, Roasalie Sharpe.

Former Times photographer David Highet (right) with Charles Harvey,
who received honors and merit in the Black & White Prints section at the
latest South Coast Camera Club meeting.

Friday 4th June 1993  Page 5 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Peter Klopotowski, a lecturer in photography from Adelaide, was guest judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Mr Klopotowski exhibited some Black & White Prints of his students work in architectural photography.

Results:
ALBUM PRINTS: merits to Connie Brand and Ena Harvey.
COLOR PRINTS: merits to Thora Dix, Stuart Roberts, and Ian Stuart.
OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Neville Anderson, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).
CHILD STUDY SLIDES: Merits to Neville Anderson, Colin Pope (2), Heather Randall, Stuart Roberts, Rosalie Sharpe; honors to Graham Dix.



Tuesday 29th June 1993  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Local artist Terry Lewitzka assessed the work of members at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

The set subject of "something different" proved interesting, particularly when the authors of the photographs presented were asked to explain how the image was captured on film.

Results:
Black & White Prints: Honors to Charles Harvey (3); Merits to Ian Stuart (3).
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Don Cannan; Merits to Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow and Thorna Dix.
OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall, Heather Randall (2), Stuart Roberts and Vic Skitterall; Merits to Connie Brand, Graham Dix, Thorna Dix, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Rosalie Sharpe.

SOMETHING DIFFERENT SLIDES: Honors to Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, Thorna Dix, Leonie Marshall, Rob Marshall (2), Connie Pope (2) and Heather Randall (2); Merits to Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, Leonie Marshall, Lorna Perry (2), Colin Pope and Rosalie Sharpe (2).



Tuesday 20th July 1993  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
June Jenke SSAPS, a regular Judge at South Coast Camera Club, attended with her husband Dennis at the latest meeting. Mrs Jenke also showed slides, to illustrate the different viewpoints to improve members photography.

Results:
COLOR PRINTS: Honors to Thora Dix; merits to Connie Brand (2), Thora Dix, Ian Stuart (3).
ALBUM PRINTS: Honors to Chris Morgan; merits to Connie Brand (2), Thora Dix, Chris Morgan.
A-GRADE OPEN SLIDES: Honors to Connie Pope; merits to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randall, Stuart Roberts (2), Ian Stuart (2).

"CIRCLE" SLIDES: Honors to Rosalie Sharpe; merits to Connie Brand (2), Lorna Curnow, Thora Dix, Lorna Perry, Colin Pope, Connie Pope (2), Heather Randall (2), Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart.



Tuesday 24th August 1993  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club guest judge was John Hodgson AAPS, AFIAP of Eastern Suburbs Camera Club. He is town planner for the City of Adelaide and has a keen interest in architecture as a photographic subject. As a judge, Mr Hodgson was critical but fair and helpful. To illustrate his approach, he showed some 40 of his monochrome prints and spoke about his successes and failures.

Competition results:
MONO PRINTS: Charles Harvey, Honor and Merit; Ian Stuart, honor.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Don Cannan, Connie Brand and Heather Randall.
OPEN SLIDES: two Merits to Heather Randall and Ian Stuart, Merits to Lorna Curnow, Lorna Perry, Colin and Connie Pope and Stuart Roberts.
"MOOD OF WEATHER" SLIDES: two Merits to Heather Randall and Ian Stuart, Merits to Rosalie Sharpe, Lorna Curnow and Stuart Roberts.

The evening concluded when a set of slides to be shown at sister club, Foto Club Eislingen in Southern Germany, was shown. The slide set shows the way of life, from the mundane to the extraordinary, of many club members.

The challenge for members at the September meeting is the special subject competition "The Body".

Club President Neville Anderson said that new members and interested public were always welcomed at club meetings.

Entries are welcomed from the public for the Port Elliot Show's photographic print section which the camera club helps to convene.



Friday 1st October 1993  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
In the absence of a regular judge at the latest meeting of South Coast Camera Club, members present were involved in the judging process, using a popular voting system.

Southern Agricultural Society show at Port Elliot, will see members conducting the photography section, under the guidance of President Neville Anderson.

RESULTS ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand, Don Cannan (2), Lorna Curnow, Chris Morgan, Ian Stuart (3).
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Chris Morgan, Ian Stuart (3).
OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand (2), Don Cannan, Lorna Curnow, Thora Dix, Leonie Marshall, Colin Pope (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall (2), Stuart Roberts, Ian Stuart (2).

"THE BODY" SLIDES: Merits to Connie Brand, Thora Dix, Connie Pope (2), Stuart Roberts (2), Ian Stuart.



Friday 22nd October 1993  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club will be hosting a demonstration of Kodak's latest CD imaging system at the Victor Harbor CWA Hall today. The system will be demonstrated by a Kodak representative who will show how photographs can be enlarged, masked, items eliminated etc. The aim is to show how computers can control, improve and produce the new generation of still photography.



Friday 22nd October 1993  Page 22 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Invites all interested people to see

Kodak Computer

Imaging System

Demonstration

At the C.W.A. Hall, Victor Harbor, 8pm
Friday, 22nd October



Friday 29th October 1993  Page 5 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Mr John Holland from the Edwardstown Photography Club was a guest judge at the last meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. The special subject was rural activities, with people involved.

Results were:
Black & White Prints: merits to Charles Harvey and Ian Stuart (2).
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Connie Brand and Heather Randall (2).
OPEN SLIDES: Merits to Thora Dix, Connie Pope, Heather Randall and Stuart Roberts. Rural Study slides- Merits to Lorna Perry and Heather Randall.

The annual general meeting saw the election of the following officers for the coming year: President, Neville Anderson; vice-President Don Cannan; Hon.Secretary Charles Harvey; Hon. Treasurer Heather Randall; competition Hon.Secretary Leonie Marshall; committee members Connie Brand and Rob Marshall.



Tuesday 30th November 1993  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A large gathering of members and friends enjoyed the South Coast Camera Club's final meeting for 1993.

Ian Stuart took the prestigious SLIDE OF YEAR title in a playoff from Connie Pope and Heather Randall with a dramatic Fleurieu landscape "The Last Tree".

Top COLOR PRINT, "Maggie", also went to Ian Stuart.

Charles Harvey took top MONOCHROME PRINT with a technically perfect steam train study, "Oiling Up".

ALBUM PRINTS had a clear winner in Connie Brand wth "Match Trees in Autumn". She also produced the top title slide.

Graham Dix awarded his "PEOPLE/PORTRAIT" TROPHY to Leonie Marshall for her "Street Interview".

A Third World slide showing the empathy of a "Mothercraft Nurse" won Rosalie Sharpe the photojournalism award.

Aggregate points trophy winners for 1993 were: Connie Pope in open and special subject slides; Charles Harvey in monochrome prints; album prints, Connie Brand; color prints, Ian Stuart.

Judges were Gordon and Anne Specht and Barbara Miller from top Adelaide club Eastern Suburbs Camera Club. The judges also entertained the meeting, showing their own work which ranged from experimental, exhibition, to the eccentric and pure fun of photography.

Club President Neville Anderson paid special tribute to Graham Dix and Ian Stuart; Ian is transferring to Tintinara Area School after nine years as Hon.Secretary of the club while Graham leaves the committee, having served in most positions and has been a backbone of the club for many years.



Friday 18th February 1994  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SHADES OF SUCCESS
Award winning freelance photographer, former club member and Times photographer Tim Williams will be guest judge and speaker at the South Coast Camera Club first meeting for 1994 tonight at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

Educated at Victor Harbor High School, Mr Williams is an award winning member of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography, and has recently been accepted as a member of the prestigious United Kingdom Guild of Wedding Photographers.

After leaving The Times, he joined the Stock Journal as its chief photographer for seven years before launching his freelance career.

In 1990, he studied "reportage" photography with the founder of the international picture agency, Gamma Liaison, in Aries, France, and in 1984 was one of four Australians selected as guests of the Japanese Prime Minister's Office for the Japanese Youth Goodwill Cruise to Japan. He has since photographed in England and India.

Since 1992, he has been a principal of the accredited graduation photographers to the Flinders University of South Australia.

South Coast Camera Club, now in its 19th year, is seeking new members.

A spokesperson said visitors were also welcomed and beginners in photography were helped in this fascinating hobby.

Practical workshops for 1994 included "night scene" and BLACK & WHITE dark room work.

A feature in March would be the showing of the nostalgic Heritage Collection of famous South Australian photographers of past years who include local Keith Cook and the late Ainslie Roberts.

Judges and speakers for this year include many noted South Australian photographers.

Each monthly meeting features the popular album prints competition, the club emphasis, under President Neville Anderson, being on the fun of photography.

Local artist Terry Lewitzka will judge an international Color Slide sporting challenge between South Coast Camera Club and its German partner-club, Foto Club Eislingen, in June.

Guest Judge Tim Williams.

Charles Harvey's photograph "Oiling up" was judged best
BLACK & WHITE Print for 1993 of the South Coast Camera Club.

Tuesday 8th March 1994  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FOCUS ON THE PAST
PRINTS FOR DISPLAY
The South Coast Camera Club will host a photography exhibition tracing the history of the Adelaide Camera Club this Friday night.

The exhibition, entitled The Heritage Collection, consists of more than 250 BLACK & WHITE photographs, which have since been transferred to 35mm transparencies, taken by members of the camera club between 1940 and 1980.

The collection features works by several local master photographers, including the late Ainslie Roberts, Frank Bergh, Keith Cook, John Sprod and Roy Berry, late of Goolwa.

The collection has been compiled by the longest serving member of the club Mr. Richard Leeton and is a must for lovers of fine photography.

The exhibition is being shown to various camera clubs around the State and will eventually also be shown overseas.

It will be exhibited in the music suite of the community recreation hall at Victor Harbor.

These photographs are by Keith Cook, of Victor Harbor,
one of the local master photographers whose work
is included in THE HERITAGE COLLECTION.

Tuesday 8th March 1994  Page 23 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

Presents

THE GOLDEN YEARS

A collection of transparencies from exhibition monochrome prints of

ADELAIDE CAMERA CLUB

members 1940-1980 compiled by Mr Richard Leeton.

At Music Suite, Recreation Centre
adjacent Victor Harbor High School at
8pm Friday March 11th

$2 Admission includes tea/coffee

Tuesday 8th March 1994  Page 2 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday 11/3/94 - South Coast Camera Club "The Golden Years". A collection of transparencies from exhibition monochrome prints from 1940 to 1980.

Victor Harbor Recreation Centre "Music Suite" adjacent to the Victor Harbor High School.



Tuesday 24th May 1994  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CITY JUDGE FOR CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge at South Coast Camera Club was Peter Spence from Adelaide. Mr Spence passed on many good tips, particularly on the subject of portraiture.

His judgements were:
OPEN SLIDES: Honor to Heinz Epting (cycle race); merits to Graham Dix (2), Lorna Perry (2), Stuart Roberts, Jochen Tham and Connie Pope.
STEPS/STAIRS SLIDES: Merits to Rob Marshall (2), Connie Pope, Heather Randall and Lorna Randall.
COLOR PRINTS: Merits to Don Cannan and Stuart Roberts.
ALBUM PRINTS: Merits to Heather Randall, Lorna Curnow, Don Cannan, Vic Skitterall and a good start for newcomer Wayne Carslake with 2 merits.

Terry Lewitska is guest judge at the June meeting.



Tuesday 28th June 1994  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUBS SHARE HONORS
A mini world cup of sports photography between South Coast Camera Club and German sister-club, Foto Club Eislingen, was declared a draw by referee Gary Roberts, at the South Coast Camera Club latest meeting.

Each club netted five merits and an honor. Honors went to Dieter Hinderberger (motorcross rider) and Connie Pope (jet sprint boat). Merit scorers were - Gustl and Jochen Tham, Connie Brand (2), Connie Pope, D. Hinderberger (2), Lorna Curnow, Heather Randall and Heinz Epting.

Subjects ranged from rock climbing to synchronized swimming. In monochrome prints, Vic Skitterall gained an honor with an English streetscape in a sift of snow.

In open slides honors and merits went to McLaren Vale duo Colin and Connie Pope for 'Barmera Sunset' and 'Casper the Ghost', and merits to Rob Marshall, Vic Skitterall, Heather Randall, Lorna Curnow, Connie Brand (2), Wayne Carslake and Stuart Roberts (2).

Vic Skitteral was again successful in album prints with an honor for 'Miss M'. Merits went to Don and Luke Cannan, Connie Brand, Ken Maxwell and newcomers Terrell and Sascha Neuage.

Tip of the night from judge and four times club champion, Gary Roberts, was to use silver-foil around the front of the lens when shooting flower close-ups in the field. He said this technique provided a lightweight reflector to add that extra sparkle.

BLACK & WHITE darkroom will be the subject of the next club workshop to be led by club Hon.Secretary and accomplished monochrome worker, Charles Harvey, of Yankalilla. Visitors and newcomers are always welcome at all club activities.

This photograph by Vic Skitterall, of Port Elliot, taken in Fleetwood,
Lancashire, in 1969, was an honors winner at South Coast Camera Club.

Friday 29th July 1994  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FEDERATION PRESIDENT JUDGES CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS WORK
Newly elected President and Hon.Secretary of the South Australian Photographic Federation, Ray and Julie Goulter, were guests at the South Coast Camera Club meeting.

Mr Goulter judged the members work in album and color print, then "night scene" and open color slides.

Honors in color prints went to Wayne Carslake with "The Sand Canyon".

Honors in album prints went to Connie Brand for "Burra Church Abstract" and to Don Cannan, for "White Dog".

Club President Neville Anderson scored top marks with "107.1", which was taken on a club "night scene" excursion to Rundle Mall.

Other honors went to Rosalie Sharpe for "Port Elliot Fog Prowler" and to Heather Randall for "Little and Large".

Merit winners for the night were: Chris Morgan, Leonie and Rob Marshall, Heather Randall (2), Lorna Curnow, Connie Brand (2), Colin Pope, Graham Dix (2), Stuart Roberts (2), Wayne Carslake, Don Cannan, Neville Anderson and Rosalie Sharpe.

Ray and Julie Goulter, were pleased by the hospitality and enthusiasm at the South Coast Camera Club. They encouraged members to enter framed prints in an innovative "Photography — Paintings and Pottery" exhibition to be run by and held in the South Australian Photographic Federation gallery in September.



Tuesday 30th August 1994  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CITY JUDGE ENJOYS LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Guest judge Elaine Elliott, of Edwardstown Photography Club, enjoyed seeing members work and rewarded them with 34 merits and nine honors cards at the August meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

Rookie monochrome worker, Chris Morgan, scored his first honor with "Alan", a motocross study, while veteran Charles Harvey gained full marks for "Homeward Bound".

"In the Beginning", a dramatic seascape by Wayne Carslake gained top marks in open slides.

Other honors in open slides went to guest German entrant Dieter Hinderberger with "Megalithes"; Connie Pope "Country Cottage in bas relief"; Rosalie Sharpe "Mendi Valley PNG"; Heather Randall "Shimmering Reflections"; and Stuart Roberts "Pelican Trio".

The one honor in "rural scene" slides was "In the Flinders" by Stuart Roberts.

Album prints produced no honors awards although Terrell and Sascha Neuage continue to impress the judges with creative close-ups and collage work.

Merits for the meeting went to Connie Brand (4), Graham Dix (2), Lorna Curnow (4), Stuart Roberts (2), Connie Pope (2), Colin Pope (4), Lorna Perry (4), Heather Randall (2), Wayne Carslake (3), Luke Cannan, Don Cannan (2), Ena and Charles Harvey, Terrell and Sascha Neuage.

Club President Neville Anderson praised members for the amount of work devoted to helping community organizations over the club's 19 year history, the latest project in supplying photos for the coming horse tram centenary.

Rookie monochrome worker Chris Morgan was awarded honors
for this study of local motocross identity Alan Ashmoore.

Friday 30th September 1994  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SUCCESS FOR CLUB
In the recent photography competition in Strathalbyn, the South Coast Camera Club beat the highly fancied Murray Bridge International Photography Club.

In the 13 years of the competition, this marked only the second loss for the Murray Bridge International Photography Club, with the South Coast Camera Club selection of 30 color slides finishing four points clear of the reigning champions.

Stars for the South Coast Camera Club were Connie Pope with Country Cottage, Stuart Roberts pelican study A Good Formation, and Heather Randall with Misty Gums.

The Noarlunga team finished third, and Barry Blucher of fourth placed host club Strathalbyn, was awarded slide of the night with Salt and Pepper, a Coober Pedy landscape.

The South Coast Camera Club will again be conducting the photography section of next weekend's Port Elliot Show, and monochrome or color print entries are invited, with entries to the children's section particularly welcome with no entry fee.

Roy Sellick of Pompoota, organizer of the inter-club competition,
Connie Pope who took the top South Coast Camera Club entry
and Neville Anderson, President of the victorious South Coast Camera Club.

Tuesday 1st November 1994  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GUEST JUDGE FOR CAMERA CLUB
Internationally acclaimed portrait photographer Trevor Bower was guest judge and speaker at the South Coast Camera Club meeting. Mr Bower is a Fellow of the Australian Photographic Society and an Associate of the Photographic Society of America with a prestigious four star rating in the Color Slide division.

His adjudications were critical for final placings in the aggregate points trophy competitions. It was also the final qualifying meeting before the annual slide and print of the year meeting in November.

Mr Bower awarded honors to Wayne Carslake for "Yosemite Snowperson" and to Connie Pope for "Misty Morning" in winter slides. In album prints, honors went to Don Cannan for "Boat at Yilki".

In a mini monochrome revival, honors were awarded to Graham Dix "520", Vic Skitterall "Sailing in Mist", and to Charles Harvey for evocative bush portrait "Joe".

Don Cannan and Connie Pope gained further honors in open slides for "Boats in Yilki" and "Bas-relief Barn" respectively.

Merits for the meeting went to Connie Brand (5), Colin Pope (4), Wayne Carslake (3), doubles to Connie Pope, Lorna Perry, Graham Dix and Don Cannan. With singles to Ken Maxwell, Vic Skitterall, Lorna Curnow, Rosalie Sharpe and Heather Randall.

Club members elected to guide the club to its 20th anniversary year were: Don Cannan, President; Rob Marshall, Vice President; Heather Randall, Hon. Treasurer; Leonie Marshall, competition Hon.Secretary; committee, Vic Skitterall, Alyssa Morgan and Chris Morgan.

Two South Coast Camera Club members were awarded honors when they attended the recent Australian Photographic Society convention at Alice Springs. To gain their Licentiatship awards, Charles Harvey of Yankalilla, Connie Pope of McLaren Vale, each accumulated 100 points in national and international exhibitions in monochrome prints and color slides respectively.



Tuesday 15th November 1994  Page 24 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club is pleased to announce an evening of fun and entertainment at our end of year meeting.

Program includes:
Panel of 3 judges, deciding the winners of Slide of the Year, BLACK & WHITE, Color and Album Prints of the Year.

Door Raffle.

Club Patron, John Mack: Selection of slides from Alaska and the Canadian Rockies.

Entry is free at the CWA Hall Friday November 18th, 1994 at 8pm.



Tuesday 29th November 1994  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOP AWARD TO LORNA PERRY
Lorna Perry, of Yundi, has taken out the South Coast Camera Club prestigious Slide of the Year. Mrs Perry has been a consistent performer in the club for 19 years, but the top award has always eluded her and to win in a three-way photo-finish made the win even more exciting.

Expert judges Gordon and Anne Specht and Barbara Miller, from Eastern Suburbs Camera Club, gave Mrs Perry's graphic flower petal close-up the nod over Colin Pope's atmospheric Patawalonga waterscape and Graham Dix's dramatic bushfire scene.

Top monochrome print of the year was "Joe", by Charles Harvey, while "At the Waterhole" scored a perfect score to become color print of the Year for Leonie Marshall.

The Gwyn Hill trophy for the top album print was won by Connie Brand with "Remarkable Rocks" in a tie breaker from Leonie Marshall.

"Rob" by Don Cannan made club history in being the first album print to win the Graham Dix People/Portrait trophy, while "Bushfire" won the Laurie Folland Memorial Photojournalism trophy for Graham Dix.

The Ken Tregenza Memorial trophy went to Luke Cannan in a tie break from Sascha Neuage. Top title slide to Connie Pope for "Abstract".

Aggregate medallion winners were: Connie Pope in open slides from Heather Randall and Stuart Roberts; Connie Brand in set subject slides from Connie Pope and Heather Randall; Charles Harvey in monochrome prints from Vic Skitterall and Graham Dix; Chris Morgan in color prints from Thora Dix and Don Cannan; Don Cannan in album prints from Connie Brand and Lorna Curnow.



Friday 9th December 1994  Page 3 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
50 YEARS SLIDES RUINED
Damage from a Victor Harbor house fire is estimated at $5000, but the things destroyed have a much greater personal value to Mr. Chris Durrant.

Destroyed were more than 6000 slides, taken over the past 50 years by Mr. Durrant.

He took up photography as a teenager and had collected memories from trips to New Zealand and all around Australia.

"I haven't even had a chance to look at some of them from our latest trip".

Mr. Durrant, a member of South Coast Camera Club, said almost all of his slides were ruined, most now just a molten mass of plastic.

Fortunately for Mr. Durrant, his camera equipment was not damaged to his knowledge.



Tuesday 31st January 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Colin Sanderson, of Mount Compass, presented a compelling study of the Myponga jetty remains at the opening gathering of the South Coast Camera Club. Mr Sanderson was awarded the South Coast gong in a Color Slide competition.

Club President Don Cannan outlined the 1995 season, which begins in February. Features include a visit by club patron John Mack who will judge and speak on cameras.

An inter-club competition with Edwardstown and a German club is planned for April. The club's January get-together finished with two splendid audio visual slide shows from Mr Sanderson and Connie Pope.

Both featured the Northern Territory - one of Rainbow Valley and another of Wallace Rock Hole, Aranda Aboriginal Community.



Tuesday 7th March 1995  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB ENTERS 20th YEAR
The South Coast Camera Club is enjoying its 20th YEAR. And this year's photographic entries are of a high standard.

The club's opening meeting of the year was judged by former club Hon.Secretary Ian Stuart. Mr Stuart, a photography teacher and master photographer, was keen to see work with a strong and single point of interest and was impressed with what he saw.

Work ranged from a beautifully lit Loch Ness Castle from Rosalie Sharpe to a classic silhouette of a child at prayer by Connie Pope.

Stuart Roberts received honors in open slides with Waitpinga Fishermen and Solitude. Honors also went to Don Cannan for Coffs Creek Canoeists in open slides and Bluff Reflections in album prints. Silhouette slides was hotly contested with honors going to Heather Randall with Gull Over Silver Waters, Connie Brand with Willow at Sunset and full marks went to Connie Pope for Child at Prayer. Luke Cannan received a perfect score for White Dog.

Connie Brand was awarded four merits, Heather Randall, Colin Pope and Don Cannan were each awarded three and Colin Pope, Stuart Roberts, Wayne Carslake and Leonie Marshall were each awarded two. Singles went to Gary Roberts, Colin Sanderson, Melissa and Luke Cannan, Viki Westbrook and Rosalie Sharpe.

Life member Connie Brand, who has put 16 years into the committee, was presented with a gold picture frame.

Mr Stuart concluded the evening with a showing of some of his exhibition monochrome print work featuring selective sepia toning, figure studies and portraiture.



Tuesday 4th April 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge Anne Specht of Eastern Suburbs Camera Club awarded a record 41 merits at the March meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Honors for the next night were awarded to Wayne Carslake's album print Golden Bay while Charles Harvey took honors in mono print with Ghost Train.

Color prints Summer Hill scored full points for Don Cannan and Stuart Roberts had the top open slide, Days Ending.

Merit card winners were Don Cannan, six, Connie Brand, five, Vic Skitterall and Colin Pope, four each, Shirley Allen, Connie Pope and Heather Randall, three each, Colin Sanderson, Chris Morgan, Lorna Curnow, Rosalie Sharpe, two each and Wayne Carslake, Ena and Charles Harvey and Gary and Stuart Roberts, one each.



Tuesday 9th May 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTO DISPLAY
The South Coast Camera Club will sponsor an outstanding national photographic exhibition. The fifth Murray Bridge International Photography Club national Color Slide exhibition will be screened in the CWA Hall at 8pm on Wednesday, May 17.



Tuesday 30th May 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
ARTS DIARY
June 16 — South Coast Camera Club at 8pm CWA Hall, corner Crozier and Torrens Street.



Tuesday 30th May 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A large and appreciative audience attended the South Coast Camera Club touring national class Color Slide exhibition. Exhibition organizer, Don Smith of the Murray Bridge International Photography Club brought the event to Victor Harbor.

Fred Ellis SSAPS, of the Glenelg Camera Club was the judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting.

His top awards went to Connie Pope's Color Slide of Pelican Portrait close-up, Rob Marshall's The Roo and Leonie Marshall's Night Pavement. Charles Harvey excelled in monochrome with Approaching Steam Train and Heather Randall received a perfect score in album prints for The Surfer.

Merits all sections: Connie Pope, three, two each to Colin Pope, Connie Brand and Don Cannan and singles to Stuart and Gary Roberts, Lorna Curnow, Colin Sanderson, Charles Harvey, Neil Minards, Rob Marshall and Rosalie Sharpe.

New members in particular benefited from Mr. Ellis critique and all enjoyed his New Zealand holiday slides.



Tuesday 6th June 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A large and appreciative audience attended the South Coast Camera Club touring national class Color Slide exhibition. Exhibition organizer, Don Smith of the Murray Bridge International Photography Club brought the event to Victor Harbor.

Fred Ellis SSAPS, of the Glenelg Camera Club was the judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting.

His top awards went to Connie Pope's Color Slide of Pelican Portrait close-up, Rob Marshall's The Roo and Leonie Marshall's Night Pavement. Charles Harvey excelled in monochrome with Approaching Steam Train and Heather Randall received a perfect score in album prints for The Surfer.

Merits all sections: Connie Pope, three, two each to Colin Pope, Connie Brand and Don Cannan and singles to Stuart and Gary Roberts, Lorna Curnow, Colin Sanderson, Charles Harvey, Neil Minards, Rob Marshall and Rosalie Sharpe.

New members in particular benefited from Mr. Ellis critique and all enjoyed his New Zealand holiday slides.



Tuesday 27th June 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Local photographer, Marie Norris was guest judge at the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

In color prints, promising newcomer, Peter Sibly (Tangerine Vista) shared honors with Ena Harvey (Blue Heaven - Greek Isles) and Don Cannan (Purple Boat).

Mrs Norris acknowledged the high standard of work with the following honors awards: Mono prints, Charles Harvey for Ancient and Modern India; color slides, Connie Brand, Black Velvet Rose, Stuart Roberts, Tree Reflections and Isolated Dinghy, Connie Pope, Jet Boat, Colin Pope, What Next and a double to Leonie Marshall for Rigging and Dry Remains.

Neville Anderson judged another good entry of album prints with honors going to Lorna Curnow, Pensive Young Lovers and Don Cannan, Pelican Navigation.

The meeting finished with a brief but fascinating look at Japan through the lens of Neville Anderson.



Tuesday 25th July 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB AWARDS
Just one perfect score was awarded by guest judge Dean Manderson of West Torrens Club at the South Coast Camera Club meeting. Mr Manderson gave the points to Graham Dix for "Elinor's Bathtime".

Honors to Connie Pope's bas-relief "I Love Poms" and to Don Cannan for "My Mum". Martina Frolich made a strong debut with four merits while Colin Sanderson amused with "Too Much Christmas".

Open slides attracted a healthy 29 entries from 15 members. Merits in album prints went to Peter Sibly, Shirley Allen and Vic Skitterall while Charles Harbey received two merits in monochrome prints. Other merits went to Colin Pope, Connie Brand, Ken Maxwell, Stuart Roberts, Heather Randal and to Chris Durrant, on the comeback trail with "Bell George".

The club has a display of prints by Stuart Roberts, Don Cannan and Peter Sibly at the Tourist Information Center. Club members will show slides and prints at the August meeting of the Southern Districts Art Society.



Tuesday 12th September 1995  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GUEST JUDGE AT CAMERA CLUB
Guest judge at this Friday night's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be Glen Irvine of Yilki Picture Framers. Mr Irvine will judge album prints, color and monochrome prints, and color slides before giving a talk on framing photographs.

Visitors, newcomers or any interested members of the public are invited to monthly meetings at 8pm on the third Friday in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall.

Photography is back at the Yankalilla Show — conducted by the South Coast Camera Club and convened by Ena Harvey of Yankalilla. Color or monochrome prints are welcome and entry will be free in the primary and secondary school album print sections.

Neville Anderson will again convene the Port Elliot Show photographic print section for the South Coast Camera Club.

Top entry at the club's August meeting was Connie Pope's Young Violinist. Total merits awarded by top international judge David White FAPS were; Heather Randall (6), Connie Brand (6), Ken Maxwell, Connie Pope and Don Cannan (3 each); Gary Roberts, Graham Dix, Charles Harvey, Lorna Curnow, Colin Pope, Rob Marshall and Leonie Marshall (2 each); and Barry Harding, Stuart Roberts, Rosalie Sharp and Colin Sanderson (1 each).

At a farewell dinner, Robert and Leonie Marshall were thanked for their work on the committee. The Marshall's leave soon for Alice Springs.



Tuesday 17th October 1995  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
GUEST JUDGE AT CAMERA CLUB
South Coast Camera Club member Connie Brand won the champion print at Port Elliot Show with Stormy Weather while Don Cannan won at Yankalilla Show with Summer Hill.

There were more than 300 entries on display at both shows and many of the best entries are now on display at the Tourist Information Centre in Railway Terrace, Victor Harbor.

Guest judge, Glen Irvine, of Yilki Picture Framers awarded numerous merits and 15 honors at the club's last meeting. Graham Dix had a perfect score with Red Bath, while new members Barry Harding with an honor for Light Industry and Danielle Feutrill, with a merit for Mithany and Emma, open their accounts.

Members are reminded of the Clayton trading table at the Annual General Meeting on Friday night in the CWA hall, Victor Harbor. Guest judge will be the popular and humorous Peter Spence.

Anyone interested in photography is welcome to attend. For further information contact Don Cannan.



Tuesday 14th November 1995  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB BIRTHDAY
The South Coast Camera Club is celebrating its 20th birthday on Friday night with the judging of the best club photography for 1995.

South Australian Photographic Federation judges will judge the work at the 7.45pm meeting in the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor before showing their own exhibition work.

Club patron, John Mack snr., will present the prestigious slide and print of year trophy awards.

The formation of the club was the brainchild of former TAFE principal, Trevor Urlwin and bank manager Evan Laslett and recruitment and encouragement of new members is a key to its success.

Three new members and talented photographers, Shirley Allen, Chris Morgan and Peter Sibly are on the club committee, providing new ideas and enthusiasm.



Friday 24th November 1995  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
20 YEARS AGO
Forty attended a meeting at which the South Coast Camera Club was formally inaugurated.

President: Evan Laslett.
Hon.Secretary: Val Tapscott.
Hon. Treasurer: Jim Dutton.



Friday 1st December 1995  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club celebrated its 20th birthday with a meeting at which Connie Pope of McLaren Vale won the prestigious Color Slide of the Year award with Young Violinist. She also received aggregate trophies for open and set subject slides. Connie joined the club as a beginner in 1981 and now competes at international level.

Elinor's Bathtime won Graham Dix the John Mack snr runner-up trophy in a three-way tie breaker with Surfers Highrise by Shirley Allen and Ellie by Connie Pope.

Charles Harvey excelled in the monochrome prints section with the photojournalism award for Ancient and Modern India, the aggregate trophy and top print for A Winter Walk from Homeward Bound by Vic Skitterall.

Blue Heaven, a Greek Isles street scene by talented Yankalilla poet and artist Ena Harvey, took Color Print of the Year from Don Cannan's Purple Boat.

Connie Brand won the title slide award with Red and the album prints aggregate, HK Bank Reflections won Album Print of the Year for Don Cannan in a tie breaker from Aroona Valley Evening and Barmera Sunset, both by Shirley Allen. She won the new members award from Barry Harding and Peter Sibly.



Friday 19th January 1996  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Color Slide COMPETITION
The South Coast Camera Club begins its 21st year with a special Color Slide competition for untried work tonight, January 19, from 8pm at the CWA Hall. Victor Harbor.

The competition is open to all comers and will be judged by popular vote to determine the winner who will receive an engraved "gong".

With holidaymakers and newcomers in mind there will be a showing of the outstanding Trekking in Nepal slide show by noted local lensman Graham Dix LRPS, AAPS.

Further information from Heather on 52 1073 or Stuart on 52 2371.

Junior Porter by noted local photographer Graham Dix
from his Trekking in Nepal slide show on tonight at
South Coast Camera Club.

Friday 23rd February 1996  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Color Slide COMPETITION
The South Coast Camera Club had 73 print and slide entries from 17 entrants to produce a lively start to the camera club season where Bert Elliott, South Australian Photographic Federation President, was guest judge.

Mr Elliott also entertained with his humorous audio visual, The Monster in my Garden, which provoked an encore showing.

Perfect scores were awarded to slides by Rosalie Sharpe and Colin Sanderson. The only print to score 10 was an atmospheric steam train study by Charles Harvey. Others to gain honors were Peter Sibly with three while Gary Roberts, Don Cannan, Colin Pope and Graham Dix each scored one. Merit awards went to Shirley Allen and Heather Randall (4), Colin and Connie Pope, Stuart and Gary Roberts, Connie Brand and Lorna Curnow (3), Barry Harding, Danilee Feutrill, Colin Sanderson and Vic Skitterall each two.

Guest judge at the start of South Coast Camera Club season was
South Australian Photographic Federation President Bert Elliott (center)
who awarded perfect scores to Rosalie Sharpe of Victor Harbor
and Colin Sanderson of Mount Compass.

Friday 1st March 1996  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
20 YEARS AGO
The re-formed South Coast Camera Club had its first regular meeting. John and Marilyn Jelfs shared first three placings in slides. Merits to Reg Arnold, Elizabeth Jolly and Jim Dutton.



Friday 17th May 1996  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB COMES OF AGE
The guest speaker and judge at Friday night's meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be Fred Elliss, former President of the South Australian Photographic Federation.

Visitors and new members are welcome at the meeting at 8pm in the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor. The Hon.Secretary, Stuart Roberts, said the success of the club over the past 21 years was due to its varied programs, guest speakers, workshops, competition and sociable atmosphere.

At the April meeting, honors for monochrome prints were awarded by Don Smith of Murray Bridge to Ghost Gums by Graham Dix and Just Sailing by Charles Harvey.

After three rounds in the popular album prints section Peter Sibly, Connie Brand and Don Cannan are locked together on 47 points ahead of Shirley Allen and novice Danielle Feutrill on 40 points.

In color slides, perfect scores were awarded to Graham Dix (2), Gary and Stuart Roberts and Connie Pope.

Mount Gambier visitor, Yvonne Johns, was awarded three honors in color prints and was impressed with her first visit to the club.



Friday 31st May 1996  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOUGH PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
Judging was tight with high marks hard to earn at the May meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

The judge, Fred Elliss, was looking for closely cropped, back lit and the 'keep it simple' approach to photography.

Honors went to Colin Pope for Smoke Screen (a silhouetted scrub fire scene) and to Don Cannan for James, a character study. Club stalwart, Heather Randall, was top point scorer with two merits for slides in the Fire, Smoke or Steam category and two merits in color prints.

Hard-won merit awards went to Connie Pope, Stuart Roberts, Vic Skitterall, Graham Dix and Shirley Allen (two each). Singles were won by Charles Harvey, Brad Francis, Peter Sibly, Connie Brand and Gary Roberts.

James by Don Cannan.
The print received honors at the May meeting of the
South Coast Camera Club.

Friday 28th June 1996  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
HONORS FOR NEW MEMBERS
Newcomers performed well at the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Brad Francis received honors for crucifixion and Julia Magraith for Granite Island Sunset in album prints.

Other novices, Danielle Feutrill, Pam Shearer and Catherine Magraith each gained two merits while Robyn Hutchinson's Rainbow, which appeared on ABCTV's weather show, won a merit in prints.

Others who received awards from guest judge, Kel Walsh were Connie Brand, Gary Roberts and Connie Pope with three honors each. With two honors each were Vic Skitterall, Stuart Roberts and Colin Sanderson.

Scoring single honors were Shirley Allen, Don Cannan, Peter Sibly, Charles Harvey and Rosalie Sharpe.

Only two works achieved perfect scores, Colin Sanderson with Autumn Leaf and Connie Pope with Serene Water, both in pattern or texture slides.



Friday 2nd August 1996  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOURISM AT CLUB
With only three meetings of the South Coast Camera Club remaining, Connie Pope is way ahead in special subject slides but the reigning club champion trails Stuart Roberts and Graham Dix by three points in the open slides aggregate. Shirley Allen trails Don Cannan in color prints while Charles Harvey dominates the monochrome section.

The struggle continues in album prints where Peter Sibly and Don Cannan lead Connie Brand by three points.

Tourism officer Annette Ward and club past President, Neville Anderson were judges for the night. Ms Ward's adjudication in tourism slides was concise and helpful and a video promoting Fleurieu tourism and industry impressed club members.

Honors for July went to Ian Stuart's Maggie, Charles and Ena Harvey's A Street in Venice and the Last Rose, Shirley Allen's Aroona Valley and Afternoon Light, Lorna Curnow's Green Valley, Colin Sanderson's Orange Slice, Don Cannan's Giddy Up, Peter Sibly's 19th Beacon and a fine portrait by Colin Pope entitled Riverboat Engineer.

Heather Randall topped the merit count with six while newcomers to score two each were Julia McGraith, Barry Harding and Brad Francis.

For further information about the club contact Stuart or Heather.



Friday 30th August 1996  Page 7 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
About 25 members of the South Coast Camera Club attended the August meeting at which local artist and former commercial photographer, Rod McCallum was special guest judge.

He was particularly impressed with the overall standard and presentation and reminded members that photography was painting with light instead of a paint brush.

Heather Randall gained top slide in the special subject category with Local Identities while Colin Pope received the honor in the open slide category and Shirley Allen won the color print section with one of her seascapes.

Awarded merits in BLACK & WHITE were Graham Dix, Charles Harvey and Brad Francis, while new member Pam Shearer collected a merit in both album and color prints.

Don Cannan gained the highest points in album prints for a photograph taken through creative filters near Sellicks Beach.

Other place getters included Vic Skitterall, Julia McGraith, Lorna Curnow, Connie Pope, Stuart Roberts and Colin Sanderson.

Mr McCallum showed members some of his works of art with explanations of how they were done.



Friday 11th October 1996  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Tim Newbery, wildlife photographer and 5AN photography talk-back host, was guest judge at the September meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Mr Newbery, former President of the Australian Photographic Society, awarded honors in prints and slides to Connie Pope for Casper's Friend and Colin Sanderson for Drosera.

Heather Randall had two honors in nature slides, Galah and Butterfly while Stuart Roberts scored with Pelican Touchdown and Hindmarsh Falls.

Rosalie Sharpe scored an honor for Melaleuca and Connie Brand for Broken Hill Sculpture, while Neville Anderson's Mysterious Girl got fullmarks in mono prints.

In album prints novice workers Catherine Magraith with Mist and Danielle Feutrill with Jenna got top marks ahead of Shirley Allen with Flinders Ranges who receive an honor.

With only one meeting to go Connie Pope leads in special subject slides by two points from Heather Randall.

In open slides three points separate Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Stuart Roberts.

Album prints is also close with four points dividing Don Cannan, Connie Brand and Shirley Allen.

All are welcome to club meetings, for further information contact Stuart or Heather.

Neville Anderson scored 10 out of 10 with this top mono print, Dijana,
at the September meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Friday 11th October 1996  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
40 YEARS AGO
Photography - Adelaide Camera Club and South Coast Camera Club will screen color slides and show monochrome prints at the Congregational Hall (Saturday) 8pm. The Adelaide club will bring a 1000 watt projector and floodlights. Local girls will model at a Waitpinga Beach picnic.



Friday 25th October 1996  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
TOUGH PHOTOGRAPHIC JUDGE
South Coast Camera Club members had to work hard for points from guest judge Peter Spence at their October meeting.

Club President Don Cannan said Mr Spence looked for rapport with the sitter in portraits, pictures taken outdoors before 10am and after 2pm for better lighting effect, and the "keep it simple" approach to picture content.

The only honor went to Brad Francis for Yvette. Pam Shearer's stained glass took the only award in color prints. "Top scorer for the night was Colin Sanderson, of Mount Compass, with three merits, followed by Heather Randall with two", Mr Cannan said. "Singles went to Peter Bohnsack, Danielle Feutrill, Stuart Roberts, Connie Pope and Connie Brand".

The club also held its annual elections and Mr Cannan was returned as President. Graham Dix was voted in as vice-President, Stuart Roberts Hon.Secretary, and Heather Randall Hon. Treasurer.

Friday 15th November, will mark the club's 21st birthday, and all past, present and intending members have been invited to attend the meeting at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor, at 8pm.

Past Presidents Evan Laslett, Reg Arnold and David Joy will judge the slide and print of the year awards.

For further information contact Heather on 52 1073 or Stuart on 52 2371.

Brad Francis's "Yvette" took out top honors at the
South Coast Camera Club annual meeting.

Friday 29th November 1996  Page 15 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
21 YEARS OF CAMERA CONTESTS
More than 60 people attended the South Coast Camera Club end of year competitions in the CWA hall.

The first three Presidents of the club which began in 1976, Evan Laslett, Reg Arnold and David Joy were invited to judge the competitions.

The winners were Peter Sibly album prints, Stuart Roberts color prints, Charles Harvey Black & White Prints, Colin Pope color slides, Stuart Roberts best people entry, Colin Pope best photo journalism entry, Neville Anderson John Mack award, Brad Francis rookie of the year and Connie Brand title slide of the year.

After the judging, the past winning slides of the year which marked 21 years of competition were shown.

As well as the presentation of the awards, life member ships were awarded to Chris Durrant, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Lorna Curnow, Heather Randall, Paul Hickinbotham and Stuart Roberts.

The only perfect score of the night went to Charles Harvey's BLACK & WHITE Print of the year entitled The Fisherman.



Friday 7th March 1997  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday 21st March: 8pm South Coast Camera Club meeting CWA hall, Victor Harbor, phone Heather.



Friday 7th March 1997  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club had a busy start to its season with 89 slide and print entries from 24 members. Guest judges Bert and Elaine Elliott were pleased with the standard of work but their only perfect score went to Shirley Allen in color prints for "Morning Glow in the Tropics".

Robin Hutchinson and Julia Magraith scored two merits each to take an early lead in album prints. Connie Pope had the sole honor in seascape slides with "Rolling Waves" while open slide honors went to Times photographer, Graham Dix for "Old Gate", Rosalie Sharpe for "Decoration" and to Colin Sanderson for "In Another World".

New members are especially welcome in the monochrome prints area.



Friday 14th March 1997  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday 21st March: 8pm South Coast Camera Club meeting CWA hall, Victor Harbor, phone Heather.



Friday 21st March 1997  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday March 21: 8pm South Coast Camera Club meeting CWA hall, Victor Harbor, phone Heather.



Friday 4th April 1997  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB MEETING
Numbers were down at the South Coast Camera Club March meeting, but that did not stop longtime member, Neville Anderson from producing good judging decisions.

In the set subject - human photo documentary - the honors were shared between Heather Randall and Stuart Roberts.

In the open slides the four highest point scorers for individual slides were obtained by Graham Dix, Heather Randall, Connie Pope and Connie Brand.

In the color print section Klaus Packeisen presented a unique photograph taken from the window of an aircraft.

It was also pleasing to see new members Robyn Hutchinson and Carlene Oliver scoring merit awards in the album print section.

In the final section - monochrome prints - Michelle Prideaux scored her first honor whilst Gifford Trebilcock was handed a merit award.

Neville then briefly showed the members some work he had photographed in New Zealand.



Friday 4th April 1997  Page 4 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
20 YEARS AGO
Reg Arnold's The Fisherman was the A-grade BLACK & WHITE Print of the year at the South Coast Camera Club.



Friday 2nd May 1997  Page 13 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FORMER RESIDENTS RETURN
Former Hindmarsh Valley residents Dennis and June Jenke were special guests at the April meeting of the South Coast Camera Club.

Judge June Jenke commented on the large attendance, strength and hospitality of the club at a time when some city camera clubs were in decline.

Robyn Hutchinson and Shirley Allen gained honors in album prints to jointly lead this section ahead of Carlene Oliver and Connie Brand.

Carlene Oliver gained her first honor with "Rocky Outcrop" while Paul Hickinbotham scored his first merit in novice prints for "Tram Lady". Newcomer Steve Berwick started well with a merit for "Gravity Storm".

Widely contrasting, but subtle and creative monochrome works from Michelle Prideaus with "Freedom" and Charles Harvey with "Misty Morning" gained merits — Gifford Trebilcock has a seven point lead.

"Morning Calm on Lake Albert" took honors for Shirley Allen to continue its success at the Goolwa Rotary Easter exhibition. Shirley Allen and newcomer Richard Hodges share second place in color prints behind Don Cannan.

In open slides, June Jenke awarded a number of merits but no honors. Connie Pope leads this closely fought section with 43 points, Connie Brand, 42, Stuart Roberts and Colin Pope, each 41 and Colin Sanderson and Shirley Allen, each 40.

Connie Pope scored the only two honors in Reflection color slides to lead the set subject competition by five points from Stuart Roberts and Lorna Curnow.

Dennis Jenke entertained members with highlights from a fascinating journey in Germany at the time of reunification in 1990.

A poetic study of Hindmarsh Falls by Stuart Roberts creatively using low filtered light and a slow shutter speed was rewarded with the Edwardstown trophy for the top South Coast image at a recent inter-club meeting judged by former Victor Harbor policeman Dean Staples.



Friday 16th May 1997  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Australia's best National Color Slide Photography exhibition will be shown at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor on Wednesday May 21 at 8pm.

Organized by the Murray Bridge International Photography Club for the sixth time the exhibition has attracted 2,500 entries throughout Australia.

This photographic event is sponsored by the South Coast Camera Club and anyone is welcome to attend.



Thursday 5th June 1997  Page 8 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PROFESSIONAL JUDGE
The South Coast Camera Club hosted professional photographer, Leonid Olijnk during last month's meeting.

Leonid is situated at Marino Rocks, Adelaide and while he visited the club he brought many of his works of art taken inside his studio, Photographic Art Gallery.

The Murray Bridge National Slide exhibition was also recently shown and local entrant, Connie Pope, gained a highly commended ribbon for her entry, Young Violinist.

Heather Randall obtained a national acceptance in the social documentary section for her slide, Child's Play.

All in all good competition approved by the Australian Photographic Society.

On a sadder note one of the club's judges who has been a regular visitor from Adelaide for many years, David White died recently. David was well known throughout the South Australian Photographic Federation and will be missed by everyone who has been involved with the club.



Thursday 26th June 1997  Page 18 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Local photographer and picture framer, Martina Frolich was judge for 76 print and slide entries at the June meeting of South Coast Camera Club.

She spoke about the purpose of photography, setting the picture correctly in the frame of the camera, getting correct lighting on the subject and the need to wait until the light was perfect, especially for sunrise and sunset photos.

The competition is close in album prints with Heather Randall and Robyn Hutchinson both on 69 points and Connie Brand on 68.5.

Connie Pope leads in both slide sections with Stuart Roberts second and Heather Randall a close third with four points the difference.

The club will meet in the CWA hall, Victor Harbor on Friday 18th July. All welcome. For further information contact Heather Randall.



Thursday 10th July 1997  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)
Thursday 17th July 1997  Page 6 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday, July 18: South Coast Camera Club meeting, CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.



Thursday 7th August 1997  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former South Coast Camera Club life member, Ian Stuart was welcomed back to judge at the club's July meeting and to demonstrate the digital camera process.

With numbers down a little, the top print in album prints went to Shirley Allen, while Connie Brand scored the highest points in the open color prints section with her photograph, "Monument Valley".

In Black & White Prints, Charles Harvey was awarded the highest mark with his print titled "The Furnacemen".

The open slide section saw Colin Pope gain the honor, while in the special subject: Railway Scene, the honors went to Stuart Roberts, Colin and Connie Pope, while the merits were obtained by Heather Randall, Rosalie Sharpe, Trish Bohnsack and Connie Brand.

Judge Ian Stuart is teaching in the South East and hopes to return to the South Coast in the near future.



Thursday 13th November 1997  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club will conclude its 1997 activities with an exhibition of club members best work in album prints, slides and larger prints on Friday, November 21 at the Victor Harbor CWA Hall starting at 8pm.

Several new members have qualified for the club's best exhibition including Trish Bohnsack, Richard Hodges, Carlene Oliver, Robyn Hutchinson and Derek Tickner. Their fresh vision is expected to give the panel of three Adelaide judges plenty to think about.

The South Coast Camera Club meets at 8pm on the third Friday of each month, except in December, at the CWA Hall, on the corner of Torrens Street and Crozier Road followed by a basket supper at about 10pm.

For further details contact Heather.



Thursday 4th December 1997  Page 36 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CLUB'S LAST MEETING
The South Coast Camera Club end of year meeting was held at the CWA Hall at Victor Harbor recently.

Aggregate winners for 1997 were:
OPEN SLIDES - Connie Pope.
SET SUBJECTS SLIDES - Connie Pope.
ALBUM PRINTS - Robyn Hutchinson.
COLOR PRINTS - Richard Hodges.
BLACK & WHITE - Charles Harvey.
NOVICE AWARD presented to Carlene Oliver.

Three Adelaide judges, Bill Mountain, Noel Speechley and Bob Mackrell, judged slides and prints that won merits or honors during the year.

The judges chose Connie Popes, "Miss Jessica", as the slide of the year with runner-up prize going to Stuart Roberts for his "Calm" (sunset) slide, third place went to Connie Pope with "Foot Tapping Time".

Colin Sanderson won the people portrait with his, "A World of his own" and the BLACK & WHITE section was dominated by Charles Harvey who won all three awards for "Traffic Jam", "Iced In" and "Canada Place".

First place in the album print section went to Don Cannan with "Spencer St" and Pam Shearer gained a second place for her "Horsetram to Granite Island", while Connie Brand was placed third with "Quayside Walk".

President of the club, Don Cannan, thanks the committee members and all who contributed with donations, floral tributes, and encouragement to others, supper duties, publicity and team work throughout the year.

A variety of subjects for 1998 have been chosen by the committee and all details will be in the newsletter and program at the meeting on Friday, January 16 in the CWA Hall Victor Harbor.

Meetings are held on the third Friday of each month at 8pm with a basket supper. For further details contact Heather.



Thursday 15th January 1998  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CAMERA CLUB MEETING
South Coast Camera Club  will hold a meeting on Friday, January 16, at 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall. For information contact Heather.



Thursday 15th January 1998  Page 2 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday, January 16: South Coast Camera Club meeting at 8pm, Victor Harbor CWA Hall.



Thursday 19th February 1998  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
Friday, February 20: South Coast Camera Club  meets at 8pm, CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.



Thursday 19th March 1998  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB

PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST
South Coast Camera Club
member Barry Wilks with the guest judge at the club's
latest competition, Don Smith of Murray Bridge.

Thursday 19th March 1998  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club latest competition at the CWA Hall at Victor Harbor on February 20, attracted 90 entries. It was judged by Don Smith AAPS, ESFIAP, SSAPS from Murray Bridge.

The full honor of 10/10 was awarded to Robyn Hutchinson with "Pelican" in the album prints section, Charles Harvey with "The Engine Driver" in the BLACK & WHITE section, Shirley Allen with "Tropical Morning" in the Color Prints section, Colin Sanderson with "Clockwork Orange" in the Set Subject Slide "Song Title or Film" division, Connie Pope with "Pretty in Red" in the Open SLIDES category and Don Cannan with "Relaxing" in the Open SLIDES category.

Other awards in honors to Trish Bohnsack, Don Cannan, Carlene Oliver, Colin Pope, Heather Randell and Stuart Roberts.

Merit awards to Trish Bohnsack, Connie Brand, Lorna Curnow, Don Cannan, Charles Harvey, Paul Hickinbotham, Julia Magraith, Carlene Oliver, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Heather Randell, Stuart Roberts, Colin Sanderson and Pamela Shearer.

This was an excellent start for the year with novice members and experienced members working together in the art and techniques of photography.

The next meeting is on 20th March. Please have entries ready after 7.30pm. Set subject for slides and prints is "It's a dog's life".

Basket supper. For further information contact Heather Randell.



Thursday 19th March 1998  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION
The South Coast Camera Club meeting will be held on Friday, at 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall will feature competitions on color slides and prints.

All welcome. Basket supper. Contact Don Cannan.



Thursday 2nd April 1998  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
A Photographic competition will be held on Saturday in the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.

A pooled tea will be held from 6pm with competitions from 7pm.

The annual three-way inter-club challenge with Foto Club Eislingen (Germany) and Edwardstown Photography Club will form part of the competition.

There will be an exhibition of work by guest judge Mr Trevor Bower. For further information contact Heather.



Thursday 16th April 1998  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
In its first win for some years, the South Coast Camera Club, with 236 points, overcame Foto Club Eislingen (Germany) 230 points and Edwardstown Photography Club 226 points in their annual inter-club meeting.

Trish Bohnsack of Yankalilla won the top South Coast Camera Club slide trophy with "Coastal Gateway" in a tie-breaker from Colin and Connie Pope.

South Coast with 35 members is the largest camera club outside the metropolitan area and is noted for its keen photographers and friendly social atmosphere. The club meets next on Friday, April 17 at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor at 8pm when the guest judge, Robert MacKrell, will talk on natural light photography.

Club President Don Cannan said beginners, newcomers and visitors were always welcome.



Thursday 30th April 1998  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Thank you to photographic judge, Robert MacKrell for his judging on Friday 17th April. Robert presented 50 slides showing different techniques of photography, strobe effects, pictures through glass, experiments with different lighting. Robert said to find the "point of focus" and to have purpose in taking a photograph.

There were 74 entries with honors in slides to Shirley Allen with "Beach Step" and "Billowing Skywards". Open SLIDES honor entry was from Connie Pope with "All Dressed Up". Album Prints honor went to Connie Brand with "How Much Longer?", and in the BLACK & WHITE section Charles Harvey received an honor with "A Study in Grey".

Merit awards to novice photographers was awarded to Michael Keen with "Climbing" and Paul Hickenbotham with "Norway Port".

Workshops throughout the year are available for all members and families for portraiture. Next camera club meeting is in the C.W.A. Hall on 15th May, at 8pm with local judge Les Leane of Photocellar. Contact Heather.



Thursday 9th July 1998  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
There were 92 print and slide entries for the June meeting of the South Coast Camera Club, judged by the President of Edwardstown Photography Club, Keith Seidel.

The top score of 10/10 went to Derek Tickner for his color print, "Water's Edge". Also receiving Honors in color prints was Shirley Allen, for "Queenstown".

Honors for album prints went to Trish Bohnsack for "Inquisitive Lambs".

In the set subject slides, Honors went to Heather Randall for "In the Mist" and Roger Taggart for "Tall Tree".

For open slides, Honors went to Richard Hodges for "Adolescence", Connie Pope for "Dream Time" and Heather Randall for "Fence Line".

The set subject for the next meeting is "Human Documentary" in album prints and slides, and the judge will be Ian Stuart. It will be held on Friday July 17 at 8pm at the CWA Hall. All are welcome.



Thursday 6th August 1998  Page 13 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Former Yankalilla identity Ian Stuart judged 80 images taken by members of the South Coast Camera Club at the July meeting of the club. He said that in photography one needed to find one single point of interest and to make the composition simple and eye catching. He also stressed the importance of capturing the lighting, consequently images that fitted the judge's criteria did well.

Honors for the subject of human documentary were awarded to Lorna Curnow for "Looking for Bids" and "The Milker", to Robyn Hutchinson for "Fencing" and "Stock Auctioneer" and to Graham Dix for "Wide is His Blow". Lorna Curnow again found favor with the judge for her album print "Storm Coming". In large color prints, Shirley Allen was awarded honors for "Tropical Sky" while the only honors in open slides when to Carlene Oliver for "Elizabeth" and to Don Cannan for "Lone Gull".

There were no honors in the monochrome prints section, but merits to Julia Magraith for "Waitpinga Fishermen" and "Pelican Pete".

Judge Stuart suggested using a red or polarizing filter in monochrome work to darken bald skies.

The club next meets in the Victor Harbor CWA hall at 8pm on Friday 21st August when guest judge and speaker will be Stephen Hedges from the art department of Victor Harbor High School.



Thursday 20th August 1998  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
PHOTOGRAPHY CHAMP
TOP SHOT
Stuart Roberts of the South Coast Camera Club has won the newly presented prestigious David White Memorial trophy for the top landscape slide at the South Australian Photographic Federation annual exhibition. Mr Roberts photograph of "Hindmarsh falls" was taken using a tripod and slow shutter speed, it was also judged top of the pictorial section.



Thursday 10th September 1998  Page 9 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Stephen Hedges from the art department of the Victor Harbor High School was a competent and gentle judge at the South Coast Camera Club August meeting. There were 29 members with 88 entries - 37 merits and 13 honors were awarded.

Paul Hickinbotham received two merits and Jack Hodges, a primary school student, received his first merit competing with senior members.

Stephen mentioned having "an eye for detail" and told the members to make competition photos interesting. The set subject was "on the wharf or jetty". Stephen treated members to a selection of his students artwork, explaining some of the techniques involved.

In the September meeting on 18th September, the judge will be popular Susie Lippert of Adelaide. The subject is "water not sea" with the definition being "a picture showing water as the main theme, it may be lake, river, stream, billabong, gutter, reticulated or in any other form of use by man. Sea water is excluded".

On 19th September, the annual Multi Inter-club competition will be held at Strathalbyn with entries from Victor Harbor, Strathalbyn, Murray Bridge, Noarlunga, Prospect Hill and Blackwood.

South Coast Camera Club will again convene the photography sections of the Yankalilla and Port Elliot shows and invited all photographers to submit unframed color or monochrome prints.

Photography entries for the Yankalilla Show can be forwarded on for showing at the Port Elliot Show. Contact Ena Harvey 8338 2920 for more information. Entries close at 1pm, Friday, October 2 for Yankalilla Show and 1pm Friday 9th October, for Port Elliot Show.

Junior entries from primary and high school students will again be welcomed with free entry for album print sized photographs in special competitions for primary and secondary students. Students may also enter, for a nominal fee, the open class sections which include nature, people, local interest, landscape/seascape and pictorial.



Thursday 24th September 1998  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SCHOOL HOLIDAY ARTS WORKSHOPS
Amateur photographers can glean helpful tips on taking great photographs and developing in BLACK & WHITE with some hands on experience in the dark room courtesy of Graham Dix from the South Coast Camera Club.



Thursday 8th October 1998  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Colin Sanderson won first prize for his slide, "In his own world" at the Strathalbyn five-way Inter-club competition.

Honors in the album prints section went to Connie Brand for "Sunwapt Fall", to Shirley Allen for "Sand Dunes" and to Don Cannan for "Old Homestead" and "Nutter's Church".

In the album prints set subject, honors went to Derek Tickner for "River Torrens".

In the color prints section, Stuart Roberts received honors for "The Southern Alps" and "The happy Prince" and Heather Randall achieved honors for "Pelican".

In BLACK & WHITE, Charles Harvey received an honor for "Heading for a Fall".

Connie Pope has the highest points for the year to date, in both open slides and set subjects.

Points are gained from February to October, then in November the best prints throughout the year are judged together.

Photography is an enjoyable hobby and members help each other throughout the year.

The next meeting of the South Coast Camera Club will be at the CWA hall on Friday 16th October, at 8pm with entries in at 7.30pm. The subject Live Performance, will be judged by Dennis Smythe.



Thursday 22nd October 1998  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club members Ena Harvey of Yankalilla and Graham Dix of Victor Harbor were pleased with the near record entry in the photography sections they organized for the recent Yankalilla and Port Elliot shows.

Winner of the print of show sash at each show was Robyn Hutchinson with a study of her daughter Elizabeth which she took at a camera club available light workshop.

Judge at Yankalilla was Marilyn Jelfs and Reg Arnold judged at Port Elliot.

All are welcome at the final meeting for 1998 in the CWA hall on Friday 20th November, where the club's best images for the year will be judged by Herb Parkin.

The club's foundation President, Evan Laslett will make a guest appearance to judge and present his trophy for human social documentary. Club patron, John Mack snr., will present his trophy for the runner up to slide of the year.

To encourage newcomers and beginners the Ken Tregenza memorial trophy will also be awarded. For further information on the club contact Heather.



Thursday 29th October 1998  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club end of year photography exhibition and trophy presentations will be held from 7.30pm in the CWA hall, Victor Harbor. There will be basket tea from 6.15p.m. There is no admission and all are welcome. For further information contact Heather.



Thursday 19th November 1998  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Photography Exhibition - The South Coast Camera Club photography exhibition and trophy presentations will be held from 7.30pm at the Victor Harbor CWA Hall. A basket tea from 6.15pm. Guest judges include Herb Parkin and Evan Laslett.



Thursday 10th December 1998  Page 13 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Club President Don Cannan welcomed patron John Mack and his wife Madge, 54 members, friends and guests to the end of year exhibition and dinner of the South Coast Camera Club. There was an informal dinner before the judging of 132 prints and 143 slides by multi-award winning guest judge, Herb Parkin who urged all members to push the boundaries of photographic art.

John Allen got the exhibition off to a great start with a fitting rendition of his local hit, Song of the Fleurieu.

Third year rookie, Trish Bohnsack of Yankalilla not only took top album print with "Windswept" and the coveted slide of the year trophy for "Sunlit Boat", but also color print aggregate.

Lorna Curnow won the patron's trophy for runner up to slide of the year for "Cocky and Dogs". "Paris La Defence" by Dieter Hinderberger of Germany came third.

"Tropical Morning" won color print of the year for Shirley Allen and Heather Randall took second place for "Golden Waters" and Stuart Roberts third with "Mt Tasman".

Connie Pope, who continues to set the standard, won both the open and set subject slide aggregate trophies for the fourth year.

Connie Brand had a good year, topping the album print section aggregate.

The Ken Tregenza Memorial trophy for novice photographer of the year was won by Paul Hickinbotham.

Don Cannan came second in album prints with "Second Valley" and Robyn Hutchinson took third place with "Yanks Tank". Robyn also won the album print set subject aggregate.

Charles Harvey won the monochrome aggregate and print of the year with "The Engine Driver" while Don Cannan won the Graham Dix People trophy with "Relaxing".

Foundation President, Evan Laslett presented his human photo social documentary trophy to Graham Dix for "Wide is his Blow".

Graham Dix was presented the Australian Photographic Review medal by Tim Newberry for outstanding work in the camera club movement over the last 18 years.

In March the club will be involved at the Wooden Boat Show in Goolwa, presenting framed photographs for exhibition.

The club meets at 8pm on the third Friday of each month, February to November at the CWA hall, Victor Harbor.

APR RECOGNITION MEDAL

award presented to

Mr. GRAHAM DIX

                   

In recognition for outstanding work in the camera club movement over the last 18 years.

Thursday 11th February 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
All are welcome to attend the South Coast Camera Club first meeting for 1999 at the CWA Hall at Victor Harbor on Friday, February 19, at 8pm.

Guest judge and speaker is Graham Scheer from the art department of Victor Harbor High School. Graham will speak on composition and lighting in photography. New members and visitors are invited to bring album prints, larger color or monochrome prints and color slides for judging in open subject matter competitions. The set subject for album prints and slides only is Candid.

Meetings conclude at 10pm with supper.

The club is supporting the Goolwa Boat Show Painting and Photography Exhibition to be held at Centenary Hall, Goolwa from 5th to 14th March.

Closing date for entries is Friday 19th February. Photographers will have the chance to present their work framed as artworks. Entry forms are available through the club, Photocellar or coordinator Norman Bence of Goolwa.



Thursday 11th February 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY 19th FEBRUARY
CAMERA CLUB MEETING
The South Coast Camera Club will hold its opening meeting for the year at the CWA Hall at Victor Harbor from 8pm. Judge Graham Scheer, will speak on composition and lighting in photography. Phone.



Thursday 18th February 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19th
CAMERA CLUB MEETING
The South Coast Camera Club will hold its opening meeting for the year at the CWA Hall at Victor Harbor from 8pm. Judge Graham Scheer, will speak.



Thursday 25th February 1999  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
CLUB MINUTES
It was a great start for the South Coast Camera Club year with four new members among the attendance of 27. A total of 42 slides and 59 prints were submitted for the judging which was shared by local photographers Graham Dix and Neville Anderson.

The work was of particularly high standard. Connie Pope and Connie Brand both spoke about the way they make title slides for each month's set subject sections.

In Open SLIDES merits were awarded to Trish Bohnsack, Graham Dix, Derek Tickner, Shirley Allen, Heather Randall, Stuart Roberts (2) and Colin Pope (2). The sole honor went to Connie Pope.

The set subject of Candid for slides saw merits to Neville Anderson, Shirley Allen, Connie Brand, Trish Bohnsack, Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Heather Randall (2).

Newcomer Don Hassam scored a merit in open album prints as did novice Paul Hickinhotham. Shirley Allen took an honor. Other merits were awarded to Barry Harding, Trish Bohnsack (2), Connie Brand (2), Derek Tickner (2), Don Cannan (2) and Robyn Hutchinson (2).

In set subject Candid album prints merits went to Connie Brand, Trish Bohnsack, Robyn Hutchinson and Julia Magraith.

In the larger color prints section merits were awarded to Trish Bohnsack, Don Cannan (2) and Julia Magraith (2).

In monochrome prints Charles Harvey took two merits.

The next meeting is on Friday 19th March, when guest judge Mick Wolf will speak and show slides of India. For further information contact Heather.



Thursday 11th March 1999  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)
Thursday 18th March 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, MARCH 19th
CAMERA CLUB MEETING
Guest judge, Mick Wolf will show slides of India at the South Coast Camera Club meeting in CWA hall, Victor Harbor at 8pm.



Thursday 8th April 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)
Thursday 15th April 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, APRIL 16th
CAMERA CLUB GATHERS
The South Coast Camera Club will hear Don Smith talk about exhibition photography at its meeting from 8pm in the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor.



Thursday 22nd April 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Twenty-eight people attended the April meeting of the South Coast Camera Club. A total of 37 slides and 62 prints went before the discerning eyes of judge Don Smith of the Murray Bridge International Photography Club. Mr. Smith showed some of the slide entries rejected from their acclaimed National Exhibition.

Locals to gain acceptances were Graham Dix and Don Cannan while Connie Pope won a merit award. Lovers of photographic art will be treated to a showing of this exhibition at Victor Harbor at 8pm on Wednesday, May 26 at the CWA Hall.

Mr Smith commented on all 99 entries giving honors in album prints to Richard Hodges for "Ollie", to Don Cannan for "Port Augusta Graffiti" and to Robyn Hutchinson for "3D Graffitti".

Yankalilla members Charles Harvey with a mono print "Upstairs Maid", Heather Fletcher and Trish Bohnsack with color prints "It's Spring" and "Me and My Mum" all gained honors.

Newcomer Neil Romeril of Goolwa excelled with an honors print "Rainbow" taken with a cheap plastic camera.

Honors in open slides went to Connie Pope's "Pretty in Pink", Heather Randall's "Rock of Ages" and Stuart Robert's "Glacier Flight".

Shirley Allen had two honors in Graffiti slides and Connie Pope one.

Set subject for the 21st May, meeting is Trio when guest judge John Holland from Edwardstown Photography Club will speak about macro photography.

Beginners and newcomers are especially welcome at any meeting.



Thursday 20th May 1999  Page 10 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, MAY 21st
CLOSEUP PHOTOGRAPHY
Guest judge John Holland will talk about closeup photography at the South Coast Camera Club meeting at the CWA Hall, Victor Harbor at 8pm.



Thursday 27th May 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Judge John Holland from Edwardstown judged on Friday 21st May giving brief comments on presentation and appeal. John brought slides and spoke on "macro photography" using a number of different screw-on close up filters - tubes or a macro lens, with a range of prices for the dedicated photographer.

Twenty-nine people attended, the subject being "trio" with 108 entries in slides and prints, 28 merits and one honor being awarded.

Thora Dix received an honor in color prints with "The Bolt". Thora Dix received two other merits.

Three merits in slides and prints were awarded to both Shirley Allen and Stuart Roberts. Two merits in prints or slides were awarded to Julia Magraith, Robyn Hutchinson, Heather Randall and Richard Hodges. Other merits in prints were gained by Heather Fletcher, Neil Romeril, Barry Harding, Trish Bohnsack and Derek Tickner.

Merits in slides were received by Graham Dix with two and one each to Colin Pope, Connie Pope and Connie Brand.

The South Coast Camera Club held a successful National Color Slide exhibition at the CWA Hall on May 26 organized by the Murray Bridge International Photographic Club brought under the leadership of Don Smith of Murray Bridge.

Next meeting will be 18th June, the judge Norm Bence from Goolwa will speak on Art versus Photography. The subject for slides and prints will be Architecture, with the definition being "A picture of buildings or structures, (ancient or modern, interior or exterior) monuments, columns, bridges or parts thereof". Enquiries to Heather.



Thursday 17th June 1999  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
The South Coast Camera Club holds its social night and supper with a photographic and slide competition every third Friday at 8pm in the CWA Hall. The next meeting will be held on Friday 18th June and will feature guest judge Norm Bence of Goolwa who will speak on Art versus Photography.

Different photographic sections will be judged accordingly. Album prints, color prints and Black & White Prints will be featured in the open section. An open slide competition will also be run. A set subject competition dealing with architecture will also be featured which will incorporate album prints.

Please contact Julia Magraith for further information.



Thursday 8th July 1999  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
50 YEARS AGO - FROM OUR PAST
Official opening of the new Toc-H building in McKinley Street when Rev. Ken Bloxham was guest speaker. This shed was also a meeting place of the original South Coast Camera Club and is still standing at the rear of the old fire station.

Compiled by Pat Millard and Don Cannan (member of the South Coast Camera Club) for the Friends of the Victor Harbor Library.



Thursday 8th July 1999  Page 13 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
June Jenke will be the judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting on Friday, July 16, at 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall.

She will also be speaking and showing slides of Europe.

The competition subject is Table Top for slides. Members will be discussing album prints, color prints, slides and Black & White Prints for competitions.

Visitors are welcome at the club's meetings.



Thursday 15th July 1999  Page 12 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, JULY 16th
PHOTOS FROM EUROPE
June Jenke will speak and show slides of Europe at the South Coast Camera Club meeting at 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall. Competition to be Table Top slides. All welcome.



Thursday 22nd July 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Close competition after the July meeting that had an attendance of 30. Judge June Jenke from Adelaide showed slides of Europe and Australia before supper.

In the open slides section 10 merits were awarded and in the Set Subject SLIDES which was table top 8 merits were awarded. Open slides highest points to date are Connie Pope with 92 points and Stuart Roberts with 84 points. In set subject slides, Connie Pope has 87 points and a tie for second to Connie Brand and Heather Randall both with 80 points.

The album prints section 13 merits were awarded with honors to Heather Randall and Shirley Allen. In this section Don Cannan is leading with 89 points and Shirley Allen with 87 points.

Charles Harvey is leading in BLACK & WHITE with 89 points and Heather Fletcher with 42 points.

There were 11 merits awarded in the color prints section, with the score being Julia Magraith with 87 points and Thora Dix with 73 points.

The set subject album prints section is led by Robyn Hutchinson with 46 points and Connie Brand with 37 points.

The judge commented on the presentation of the prints being mounted for exhibition, thus preventing finger marks on photos. The quality of prints and slides showed a high standard and were congratulated.

Newcomer John Langsford and Catherine Magraith both received merits as novice photographers.

The next meeting is Friday 20th August, in the CWA Hall at 8pm with the subject being "through a window" with a competition in both slides and prints. A window is defined as an opening for the purpose of admitting light and air. In all cases some evidence of the opening surround or a reflection must be included in the picture. Views through shop windows could be excluded. The judge will be Ray Merrick from Adelaide and his feature will be bush walking with an Olympus compact.

Supper roster: Robyn Hutchinson, Heather Randall and Rodger Taggart. Contact and inquiries to Heather.



Thursday 29th July 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Stuart Roberts from the South Coast Camera Club recently won top portrait large color print at the annual exhibition of the South Australian Photographic Federation. The Musician, that won top print at the 1996 Port Elliot Show. Judge Leonid Olijnyk offered his congratulations.



Thursday 29th July 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Stuart Roberts top print at the Port Elliot Show went on to become top portrait large color print at the annual exhibition of the South Australian Photographic Federation in Adelaide last week. His image "The Musician" was also used on the cover of the exhibition catalog.

Another South Coast Camera Club member to excel was Shirley Allen with five merits and nine acceptances while Thora Dix, Don Cannan, Richard Hodges and Julia Magrait all had acceptances.

South Coast Camera Club is in its 24th year and meets at the Victor Harbor CWA Hall on the third Friday of each month from February to November. Meetings begin at 7.55pm with doors opening at 7.30pm.

Visitors and new members are always welcome. A basket supper begins on or before 10pm.

For further information secretary Stuart Roberts or Hon. Treasurer Heather Randall.



Thursday 12th August 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
VICTOR HARBOR GARDEN and FLORAL ART
In the absence of the President, the vice-President Maureen Quinn presided at the July meeting.

Entries for the bloom competition were quite scarce, giving the judge an easier task. Results were as follows:

LILY BLOOM: B GROUP: Thora Dix 1, Desiree Evans 2.
GARDEN CUT: A GROUP: Dorothy McKenzie 1: Margaret Searle 2:
GARDEN CUT: B GROUP: Marjorie Wiley 1, Thora Dix 2.

The Vice President then introduced the guest speaker, Rosalie Sharpe, a very welcome past member of the society who gave an interesting and informative talk on the many birds in the Victor Harbor and surrounding areas. She showed slides of more than 40 different birds and used tape recordings to illustrate the various calls to help members identify the species.

The President of the South Coast Camera Club assisted Rosalie in setting up the equipment for which the society was grateful. Joan Hams proposed the vote of thanks.



Thursday 19th August 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
BUSH WALKING PICTURES
Ray Merrick will judge and talk about bush walking with a compact camera at the South Coast Camera Club monthly meeting at 8pm in the CWA Hall. Victor Harbor.



Thursday 26th August 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Through a window was the set subject for both album prints and slides for the July 20 meeting. There were 80 entries presented, with 18 merits being awarded. They were judged at national level by Ray Merrick from Adelaide. He told photographers to "fill the frame" and later showed some of his large prints.

Merits in the slides were awarded to Colin Pope 2, Connie Pope 2, Heather Randall 2, Barry Harding 2, Thora Dix, Connie Brand and Graham Dix each received one.

In the prints section Robyn Hutchinson received two merits while Lorna Curnow, Derek Tickner, Connie Brand and Clive Barton received one merit each.

The next competition night is Friday 17th September, at 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall when the judge will be well-known and world traveled judge Herb Parkin. The subject will be "dare to be different".

On Saturday 18th September at Strathalbyn's St Andrews Church Hall, a slide and print competition will be held with six other camera clubs. The clubs will enjoy dinner at the Terminus Hotel at 6pm.



Thursday 9th September 1999  Page 11 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
Victor Harbor Folk Festival.

The South Coast Camera Club is also documenting the making of the wind sculptures. They are planning to exhibit their photographs at the Folk Festival.



Thursday 16th September 1999  Page 14 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
CAMERA CLUB NIGHT
The South Coast Camera Club will hold a competition night from 8pm in the Victor Harbor CWA Hall. The judge, Herb Parkin, invites you to "Follow That Dream".



Thursday 21st October 1999  Page 17 and 18 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

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Les Leane from Photocellar was the judge at the South Coast Camera Club meeting on Friday October 15.

In the open slides section one honor was awarded to Connie Brand and 22 merits were awarded to Graham Dix, Stuart Roberts, Colin Pope, Connie Pope, Trish Bohnsack, Lorna Curnow, Heather Randall, Barry Harding and Rosalie Sharpe.

The set subject for slides was ABC Weather Calendar.

In the color prints, album prints, both open and set subject and in BLACK & WHITE, there were 55 entries.

Les awarded 23 merits and five honors. The honors went to Connie Brand, Robyn Hutchinson (2) and Thora Dix (2). Merits went to Heather Fletcher, Trish Bohnsack (2), Michael Keen (2), Don Cannan (2), Paul Hickinbotham, Barry Harding, Catherine Magraith and Connie Brand.

Throughout the year Connie Brand and Connie Pope have presented the set subject title slides and the club thanks them for their efforts.

A number of entries were exhibited in the Yankalilla and Port Elliot shows with Charles and Ena Harvey being in charge of the photography section at Yankalilla. Don Cannan took out top print in both the Yankalilla and Port Elliot shows.

Richard Hodges won a national award for creative photography in Queensland.

Les Leane brought a tripod extending to nine metres high and showed how aerial photography can be done using a helium blimp He also spoke on digital photography and showed examples of photos.

The next meeting on the 19th November is when photos that received a Merit or Honor throughout the year will be judged by Elaine and Bert Elliott of Adelaide. They will choose slide and print of the year winners.

The pooled buffet tea is from 6.15pm. Soft drinks, tea and coffee will be provided. Trophy presentations will be made followed by supper. For further information phone Heather.



Thursday 4th November 1999  Page 17 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
SPIRIT OF MIDDLETON
Six members exhibited 96 photographs with 71 being just around Middleton. There was also a 14-photo display of BLACK & WHITE circa 1900, presented by Lorraine Pomery and Lorna Curnow.

Entries were by Graham Dix, Don Cannan, Michael Keen, Heather Randall, Robyn Hutchinson and Julia Magraith.

The display was in the Pioneer Hall and 321 people walked through.

The 19th November, meeting at the CWA Hall will have Joff Rowntree to entertain members and guests, commencing with a dinner at 6.15pm.

Awards will be presented for the year's work.

Further information Heather, President Don Cannan, Secretary Julia Magraith.



Thursday 11th November 1999  Page 15 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)
Thursday 18th November 1999  Page 15 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
COMMUNITY DIARY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19
PHOTOGRAPHY MEET
The South Coast Camera Club will meet at 6.15pm for judging of slide and print of the year.



Thursday 18th November 1999  Page 15 - Times (Victor Harbor, South Australia)

SOUTH COAST CAMERA CLUB
FROM OUR PAST
10 YEARS AGO
Ian Stuart and Connie Pope were joint slide of year winners at South Coast Camera Club.

Vi Chibnall won the B grade slide of year award. Don Cannan gained life membership for outstanding service.

From Our Past is compiled by Pat Millard and Don Cannan for the Friends of the Victor Harbor Library.