Mrs Beatrice Walker, of Kaiapoi, a multiple sclerosis victim, prepares a bunch of carnations tor the Carnation Day street appeal to be held by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canterbury today. About 10,000 stems have been given by Christchurch growers and wholesalers, to be handed to donors supporting the appeal.
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50Mrs Beatrice Walker, of Kaiapoi, a multiple sclerosis victim, prepares a bunch of carnations tor the Carnation Day street appeal to be held by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canterbury today. About 10,000 stems have been given by Christchurch growers and wholesalers, to be handed to donors supporting the appeal. Press, 26 November 1982, Page 2
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