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No 179 : May 21, 1969

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A Cast of Thousands

Well, almost a cast of thousands took part in the Mangapapa School's "The Litter-est Story Ever Told". All the pupils engaged in the living story which was told to a large audience of parents and friends. The dangers of litter being left about were well demonstrated. A synopsis follows.

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Litter bugs get into rubbish containers and that sort of thing and throw litter everywhere.

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These are litter eaters and they have a hard time keeping places clean.

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These are pieces of litter that make places untidy.

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More litter in the shape of empty cartons and boxes. At the right is a litter devil.

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Litter in the shape of flying newspapers, and rats which spread germs through litter.

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Broken glass is the very worst form of litter and causes serious injury

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Cut feet are also caused by broken glass. Do not break bottles and glass.

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Bad cuts need hospital attention. Ambulance men put the boy on a stretcher.

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The boy is put into the ambulance and taken away to hospital

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Let us keep faith with this motto! Keep Gisborne clean.

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