Salvation Army mobile canteen

15 June 1985

Captain Gary Bottomley (right) of the Salvation Army and Rotary Club of Rangiora president, Harold Heasley, with a new mobile canteen to be used in emergencies and for search and rescue teams.

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Salvation Army mobile canteen

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