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Pages 1-4 Children's Poster Competition
A supplement to Dialogue on Diarrhoea Online Issue 33 - June 1988
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DDOnline
Children's
Poster Competition supplement to DD33
First Prize Winner - over ten years age group
Many thanks to Emma Wallace - Commonwealth Institute, Patsy Robertson - Commonwealth Secretariat, Gill Gordon - IPPF, Christopher Gibb - Save the Children Fund (U.K.), DD Scientific Editors and AHRTAG staff who helped to judge the competition and choose the winning posters. |
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Children's
Poster Competition supplement to DD33
DD would like to thank the following companies for providing
prizes for this competition: Bourne Offset Ltd, Daler Rowney Ltd, Faber-Castell, Reeves,
Rexel, Satex Ltd, T.N. Lawrence and Son, Wiggins Teape Fine Papers, Winsor and Newton. Produced by Dialogue on Diarrhoea |
Children's Poster Competition
A supplement to Issue no. 33 June 1988
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updated: 4 March, 2016
updated: 4 March, 2016
