Official opening of the Aged People's Welfare Council display...

Official opening of the Aged People's Welfare Council display centre

1 December 1970

Deputy Mayor Harold P. Smith (centre) at the officially opening of a display centre for the Aged People's Welfare Council at 81 Cambridge Terrace. Pictured with the Deputy Mayor are Betty Webb, J. Schofield and Dr H. R. Donald.

Creator: Christchurch Star archive

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - Southwest

Source: Christchurch Star archive

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Reference ID: CCL-StarP-05371A

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Official opening of the Aged People's Welfare Council display centre

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