Joan Newfield (front) takes advantage of a “shopping for the handicapped” night at Farmers and Haywrights Gloucester Street shop last evening. Behind, right, is her sister-in-law, Carol Gordon, and her niece, Sallie Purser. The store assistant is Bernie Rammelt. The store was open for Christmas shopping by the disabled between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Special parking arrangements were made for the shoppers.
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63Joan Newfield (front) takes advantage of a “shopping for the handicapped” night at Farmers and Haywrights Gloucester Street shop last evening. Behind, right, is her sister-in-law, Carol Gordon, and her niece, Sallie Purser. The store assistant is Bernie Rammelt. The store was open for Christmas shopping by the disabled between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Special parking arrangements were made for the shoppers. Press, 2 December 1981, Page 6
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