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Above: Children and parents get up and have a dance during Hampton Park Library’s Dr Knickerbocker show.Above: Children and parents get up and have a dance during Hampton Park Library’s Dr Knickerbocker show.

CASEY kids sang, danced, and even juggled during the Hampton Park Library’s school holiday program.
More than 40 children, aged from three to eight years, crammed into the library’s meeting room as Mike Jackson presented the Dr Knickerbocker show last Tuesday.
Hampton Park Library manager Carol Bathie said the entertainer left the children and parents wanting more of the show.
“The parents were raving about it,” she said.

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