A hair-raising experience for Melissa Wilson, aged seven, at Linwood City on Saturday. Melissa has her hands on a Van de Graff static electricity generator, which was on display at the mall as a promotion for the Science and Technology Extravaganza which is open to the public at the King Edward Barracks from Wednesday. The extravaganza ends on Sunday.
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59A hair-raising experience for Melissa Wilson, aged seven, at Linwood City on Saturday. Melissa has her hands on a Van de Graff static electricity generator, which was on display at the mall as a promotion for the Science and Technology Extravaganza which is open to the public at the King Edward Barracks from Wednesday. The extravaganza ends on Sunday. Press, 23 November 1987, Page 3
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