Members of the Canterbury Travel Club mark their fiftieth anniversary by planting a silver ash tree near Lake Victoria in Hagley Park. They are (from left) Mrs Edna Wells, Mr Clifton Cook, Mrs Jean Baker and Mrs Maisie Collins.
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Press, 20 May 1987, Page 26
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39Members of the Canterbury Travel Club mark their fiftieth anniversary by planting a silver ash tree near Lake Victoria in Hagley Park. They are (from left) Mrs Edna Wells, Mr Clifton Cook, Mrs Jean Baker and Mrs Maisie Collins. Press, 20 May 1987, Page 26
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