Mrs Juliette Paterson, of the Canterbury Promotion Council, with some of the 50 trophies held by Canterbury sports teams to be displayed in the window of Ballantyne’s until March 4. The trophies will then go to Northlands, Riccarton, Merivale, and Hornby malls in successive weeks. The display is to promote the launching of the “C’mon Canterbury” red-and-black supporters’ rosettes, which are available from the Canterbury Information Centre, and various sports stores throughout Canterbury, at a cost of $2 each.
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79Mrs Juliette Paterson, of the Canterbury Promotion Council, with some of the 50 trophies held by Canterbury sports teams to be displayed in the window of Ballantyne’s until March 4. The trophies will then go to Northlands, Riccarton, Merivale, and Hornby malls in successive weeks. The display is to promote the launching of the “C’mon Canterbury” red-and-black supporters’ rosettes, which are available from the Canterbury Information Centre, and various sports stores throughout Canterbury, at a cost of $2 each. Press, 25 February 1983, Page 34
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