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Twenty-five years of service to migrants
Good Neighbour Council of South Australia.
An excerpt from the program for an evening of dance and music to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Neighbour Movement of South Australia in 1974, outlining its work and calling for volunteers.
Created:
1974
Date Added:
26 March 2002
Source:
Our Silver Year of Folklore: 25 Years of Service to Migrants Adelaide, the Folk Arts Committee of The Good Neighbour Council of South Australia
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149K
Length:
1 page
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