SPEECH THERAPY CHILDREN
Party Held By Students
The pantomime “Red Riding Hood” was performed at a children’s party held by the North Canterbury Speech Therapy Association on Saturday, by speech therapy students who also wrote the script. The pantomime was produced by Miss E. Low, of Dunedin. ■
About 300 children, including pupils of the Cerebral Palsy School, and 150 adults attended and were welcomed by the president (Mrs A J. Hogan).
The programme Included a festive tea, a visit from Father Christmas, who gave each child a balloon and sweets, and games. An illuminated tree was a feature of the decorations.
A stall selling articles suitable for Christmas gifts made a profit of £5O.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28758, 2 December 1958, Page 2
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