Good turnout for GLW

Wednesday, October 13, 1993 - 10:00

Good turnout for GLW dinner

ADELAIDE — One hundred and seventy people packed into the Eastwood Community Centre for the annual Green Left Weekly dinner on September 24. Guests were treated to an array of Indonesian and African food, and heard African National Congress representative Algernon Van der Hoeven (pictured), plus representatives of the ANC Women's League, the Indonesian democratic movement and Green Left Weekly. The fun continued well into the evening with the drum beat of the African Tribal Messengers. Photo by Chris Spindler.

From GLW issue 118

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Good turnout for GLW