Golf professionals would come in and just look for that odd putter. Bruce Crampton, David Graham [golfers] – especially David Graham, I remember, came in. He bought a ten dollar putter, took it out to the back in the workshop and then belted it with a hammer till it was in the shape that he wanted it. We also had links with a lot of other golf professionals for referrals and lessons, and we had many famous celebrities [who] would come in and buy golf equipment. Julie Anthony [entertainer], Delvene Delaney [television personality]; those are two that certainly stick out in my memory. Johnny Lockwood [actor] was a friend of Dad’s and – oh, and Christmas parties; we used to have fantastic Christmas parties in the old days. We’d invite the police from the detective squad and the rubbish collectors; everybody would come to our Christmas parties and we’d have beer and prawn and they would be a bit of a hit and we stayed open for business so that the customers would join in as well – because it was a family business; it was a family business in the true sense of the word and I spent fifteen years of my life there – people enjoyed coming there. Everybody in Sydney knows the famous sign, which went up in the early sixties; that was our famous landmark.