Shane Breese, aged 11, blows a “peace-pipe” during a Red Cross Youth “peace evening” at Christchurch South Intermediate School yesterday. Shane was part of a group from St Mark's School Red Cross which gave a performance of international peace signs. About 75 primary and intermediate school children from eight Canterbury schools took, part in the evening, which wascompered by the television personality OHy Ohlson.
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64Shane Breese, aged 11, blows a “peace-pipe” during a Red Cross Youth “peace evening” at Christchurch South Intermediate School yesterday. Shane was part of a group from St Mark's School Red Cross which gave a performance of international peace signs. About 75 primary and intermediate school children from eight Canterbury schools took, part in the evening, which wascompered by the television personality OHy Ohlson. Press, 13 August 1986, Page 9
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