Hawke’s Bay Photo News 1966 – Number 087 February

Hawke’s Bay PHOTO NEWS
87th Issue
FEBRUARY 1966
HAWKE’S BAY’S OWN PHOTO MAGAZINE
2/6

[Cover photo – Our cover this month features lovely Carla Tattersfield. Carla, a top fashion model in N.Z., has also had experience in this field in the Houses of Dior and Chanel of Paris.]

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PHOTO NEWS
HAWKE’S BAY’S OWN PICTORIAL PHOTO MAGAZINE
Vol. 8
No. 3
February 1966

Editor Philip Moore

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OUR COVER PICTURES

Front Cover. Our cover this month features lovely Carla Tattersfield. Carla, a top fashion model in N.Z., has also had experience in this field in the Houses of Dior and Chanel of Paris. Carla is also interested in amateur theatre, and hopes to live in Paris when she returns to Europe shortly.

Back Cover: Large crowd watch dolphins perform in the new pool at Napier’s Marineland.

Miss Pauline Gibson, Miss Hawke’s Bay for 1966.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

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BATHING BEAUTIES

A few of the contestants in the Miss Hawke’s Bay Bathing Beauty contest held at the Napier Sound Shell on New Year’s Day.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

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COMING OF AGE

Frank Roche, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Roche, Greenmeadows, is seen here with his parents at his 21st birthday party which was held at the Ex-Navalmen’s Hall, Onekawa, recently.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

Richard Desmond Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Powell, Napier, recently celebrated his 21st birthday with a party at his home.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

Graeme Paradine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paradine, Napier, recently celebrated his 21st birthday at home. Here we show Graeme with his family. They are, from left, Elaine, Maurice, Mrs. Paradine, Graeme, Mr. Paradine and Vera.
Photo by Batchelors Studios.

BOLESWORTH — RAMSEY. Married recently at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier, were Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Finlay Bolesworth. The bride is Elaine Joy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ramsay, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mrs. E. Williams, Napier, and Mr. J. Bolesworth, Auckland. The group, from left, is: Gary Watts, Keren Suter, Heather McKay, groom and bride, Gloria Shine and Brian Dunnett.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

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CHARM SCHOOL IN NAPIER

A group of Napier and Hastings girls recently had the unique experience of attending a Charm School conducted by Carla Tattersfield, who brought to Napier a wealth of overseas experience in her field. Some of the girls shown doing exercises for control of the figure.

Carla demonstrates deportment to Inga, whilst Linda, at right practices a walk typical of French mannequins.

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Carla demonstrates the art of makeup on Anne, an art in which too few girls are really competent.

Noreen moves into the field of Yoga, an excellent method of exercise and relaxation.

Sue in another swinging exercise.

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HAWKE’S BAY v. NORTHERN SUBURBS BRISBANE

H.B. bowlers took complete charge in a cricket match against the touring Brisbane club side, Northern Suburbs, played at Nelson Park, Napier. H.B. won by four wickets in an unspectacular match. A defensive slip field is set for H.B. batsman D. Beuth.

“Night Watchmen” D. Dine and T. Scotland resume the H.B. innings on the second day of play.

This is how Northern Suburbs medium pace bowler Geoff Dimock [Dymock] looked to H.B batsmen. Dimock [Dymock], who is in the Queensland Sheffield Shield squad, was always accurate.

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FIRE IN OLD PEOPLES HOME

A sudden outbreak of fire in the men’s lounge of the Little Sisters of the Poor recently created a lot of damage in a short time. Most of the interior was badly scorched and the furniture plus a television set was destroyed. The Hastings Fire Brigade made a fine save and confined the blaze to this quarter of the building. Top picture: Some of the aged residents are consoled by the Sisters after being shifted from their blazing lounge. Below: A fireman clearing the debris after quelling the flames.

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ROTHMANS INTERNATIONAL ATHLETICS

An International Invitation Athletic Meeting, sponsored by Rothmans NZ. Ltd, was held recently at McLean Park, Napier. A disappointingly small crowd witnessed some fine performances. The field gets under way in the Invitation Mile Event, won by K. Keino of Kenya in 3 min. 56.9 sec., the fastest mile ever run on McLean Park.

F. Cervan of Yugoslavia leads A. Parkinson of Gisborne in the International 5000-metres event.

J. Williams of Taradale gained first place in the Women’s long jump.

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A great ovation was accorded this stirring finish by Kerry Shaw of Napier, from S. Dodd, in the Intermediate Boys B Grade 880 yards.

An elated Kerry was later congratulated on his performance by Mr. Mbathi and Dr. Reiss, managers of two of the visiting runners.

On hand to congratulate K. Keino on his mile win were T. M. Chokwe and L. I. Ngaugi, members of the Kenyan delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, and extreme right Keino’s manager, Mr. Mbathi.

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BIRTHDAYS

Mr. Claude Greenfield of Kopua, recently celebrated his 90th birthday.
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Ross Anderton, son of Mr and Mrs. Anderton, “Carlyan Station”, Waipukurau, recently celebrated his 21st birthday with a party and dance in his parent’s woolshed.
Wendy Studios, Waipukurau

WEDDING

KELLY – BISHOP. The wedding recently took place in Hastings at St. Matthew’s Church, of Beverley, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bishop, Hastings, and Peter, only son of Mrs. E. Kelly and the late Mr. J. Kelly, Hastings.

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SURF CARNIVAL

The second H.B. Surf Life Saving Carnival was held in brilliantly fine weather at Waimarama recently. Shown is the start of the Ladies Belt Race, won by R. George of Westshore.

The Senior Ski Race resulted in an excellent win to Barry Dennehy of Westshore,

Under the watchful eye of Judge Peter McKeown, the Westshore team commences resuscitation in the Junior 6-man R. and R. event.

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An exciting and thrilling finish to the Open Malibu Race resulted in a close win to G. Wilson of Kiwi Club.

The Beach Race highlighted the need for fitness on land as well as sea.

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TENNIS

Incidents from play in the Hastings Lawn Tennis Club’s New Year Championships which were held at the Whitehead Road courts recently. Top left: Winner of the Men’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles championship was the No. 1 seed, Barry Shute of Wellington, who, in his semi-final match against I. Spooner (right) was straining to keep his position. This was one of the highlight matches of the tournament. Below: Play in the mixed doubles with Miss A. Jeffrey and G. Jenkins.

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Tennis often produces some sensations – particularly in modes of dress, and no exception this year was the split skirt version worn by Wellington Miss G. Jenkins. Top right: A backhand return by A. Jeffrey. Lower left: Ian Baudinet in action. Lower right: The tension was mounting in the first set of the men’s singles semi-final, and Shute, on more than one occasion, threw his racquet away in anger. He is pictured above [below] retrieving it.

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SANTA VISITS GREENMEADOWS & TARADALE

Among the many calls made by Santa Claus were visits to the children of Greenmeadows (above), and Taradale, to whom he distributed sweets and balloons.

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SANTA AT NAPIER HOSPITAL

Christmas was celebrated in a somewhat asceptic manner at the Napier Public Hospital. Above we show Father Christmas, M.B., Ch.B., and his (fallen) angels about to distribute presents.

Vicki Baxter (5) was greatly excited to be the recipient of a gift from Santa, whilst this little patient was so happy she just managed to grab her present on the way past.

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SHOW TIME

“Christmas Calling”, a Yuletide revue, produced by Gillian Davies and Moira Richardson, was presented to a receptive audience at the Municipal Theatre, Napier. Children from the opening chorus are, from left: Deborah Malcolm, Helena Howell, Tania Karauria, Lorraine Mudgeway and Pauline Robb.

Toy Dolls, Karen Coburn, Judith Herbert; Pussy Cat, Katherine Versalko; and Golliwog, Stephanie Walsh.

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Father Christmas, Susan O’Rourke, shown with his reindeer and baby fairy attendants.

Jill Houston shown being made up by Mrs Karauria

Extracts from “Alice through the Looking Glass”, at left Phillipa Fisher as Alice, and at right, Red Queen, Kay McKenzie and White Queen, Denise Kenny.

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NEW SUPERMARKET OPENED IN HASTINGS

Woolworths, the first of three large supermarkets which are planned for Hastings, was officially opened by the Mayor, Mr. Ron Giorgi, recently. The new store, which is situated in Market Street, is provided with every modern amenity to assist the customers and staff. The store handles most food lines as well as general merchandise, and for the opening week, extra staff was co-opted for the occasion. Mr. Giorgi with the manager, Mr. Yates, is shown cutting the ribbon on the opening morning. Below: A section of the efficient sales staff stand at the ready as D-day finally dawns.

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Hundreds of shoppers crowded the approaches to the new supermarket and the car park was full with some 200 vehicles accommodated. Above: Anxious shoppers await the opening. Below: One of the best bargains sought on opening morning was a line of T.V. tables and for a while the staff were swamped as the crowd jostled for position.

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ROVING CAMERA

A display of manual training work and hobbies was held at an end of year function at the Wycliffe Intermediate School. A large variety of articles were exhibited.

Trevor Armitage, Noel Munford and Eddy Slagter, with some of the articles they made during the year.

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N.Z. ROLLER SKATING ASSN. CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sir Walter Nash, Patron of the New Zealand Roller Skating Association, hands over the cup and prizes after crowning Auckland lass, Miss Gae Commerer, Skating Queen for 1966 in the Centennial Hall, Napier, during the recent skating championships. Below: A line up Of the Skating Queen contestants.

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Top right: Mr. G. Bright, president of the New Zealand Roller Skating Association, speaking during the official opening of the championships.

Top left: Mary Colwill of Napier who took the oath on behalf of all participants.

Below: Led by Sandra and Debbie Duane, the Papataetoe team parade during the teams march.

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Sir Walter Nash and Mr. G. Bright, President of the Association, pose with four year old Karen McLean of Tokoroa who received the cup on behalf of her team for being the best turned out for the championships.

The Mayor and Mayoress of Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tait, receive membership badges from the two young American skaters who attended the championships.

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RECENT WEDDINGS

DAWSON – WAREHAM. Margaret Vivian, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wareham, Arapawanui Station, Napier, and Ronald Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dawson, Batlow, New South Wales, Australia, were recently married at St, John’s Cathedral, Napier.
Photos by Hurst Studio

HUNT – MARTIN. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Henry Hunt are seen after their wedding at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier, recently. The bride is Beverley Dawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Martin, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt, Napier. The group, from left, is: Christine Lewis, groom and bride, Trevor Hunt, Jan Thomason, Les McKee and Lynette Browne.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

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KELLY – CORBIN. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly were recently married at St. James Anglican Church, Mahora, Hastings. The bride is Glenys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Corbin, Hastings, and the groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kelly, Hastings. The group, from left, is: Brian Kelly, Tony Corbin, John Rust, groom and bride, Janice Foulds, Gail Kelly and Glenda Kelly.
Photo by Russell Orr

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas Smith are shown after their wedding at St Augustine’s Church, Napier. The bride is Norma Janice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Horsefield, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Smith, Napier. The group, from left, is: Brian White, Alison Horsefield, Ian Finlayson, groom and bride, Dorothy Finlayson, Colin White and Margaret Smith.
Photos by Batchelors Studios

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NAPIER JAYCETTES ENTERTAIN

The Napier Jaycettes recently held an end of year function to entertain their husbands and friends. A hilarious time was had by all, when entertained by “The Nitwit Chars”.

Ruth and Pat with their rendition of “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life”.

“A worms eye view”

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Peggy and Petra can “Can-Can”.

Eunice “Comes Back to Sorrento”.

“Char Pianist”, Lesley.

Bev and Peggy in “Sad Movies”.

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SEA LIONS ARRIVE

Napier’s long awaited Sea-Lions arrived finally at their destination after an overland trip from Auckland. Here trainer Alex Dobbins coaxes one of the sea-lions out of its crate.

As can be seen, within 10 minutes standing room was at a premium.

Alex Dobbins, 3 sea-lions, and the theme song was “Getting to Know You”.

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FUN & FROLICS IN WINDSOR PARK, HASTINGS

New Year frolicking at Windsor Park provided some entertainment for the hundreds of campers and holiday makers who flocked to the boating lake to participate in, or watch, the fun. Some were content just to lap up the sunshine (above), while others crossed oars in the canoe races (left). One winner in the boys’ race was 13-year-old Warren Savage (lower right).

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The banks of the Windsor Park boating lake were in perfect holiday conditions, hundreds enjoyed the entertainment on the river.

Below: June Gunning of Levin (nearest camera) was the winner of the girls’ 16 and over canoe race.

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Hey…! Never desert a sinking ship. Too late, it’s done… and with a mighty splash, the Lady of the Lake takes a graceful nosedive into the muddy but floridated [fluoridated] water of Lake Windsor

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HAWKE’S BAY WEDDINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Christoffersen are seen after their wedding at St. Patrick’s Church, Napier, recently. The bride is Diane Joyce. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Buckley, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Christoffersen, Napier.
Photo by Hurst Studios

GRACE – von DADELSZEN. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Grace were recently married at Waipukurau. The bride is Susanna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. von Dadelszen, Hinerangi, Waipukurau, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Grace, Rathmoy, Hunterville.
Photo by Hurst Studios

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PRITCHARD – ANDERSON. Mr. and Mrs Barry Arthur Pritchard are seen outside St. Paul’s Church, Napier, after their marriage recently. The bride is Geraldine Louise, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Napier, and the groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pritchard, Hastings.
Photo by Hurst Studio

KITCHEN – HOWELL. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kitchen are seen after their wedding at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier, recently. The bride is Beverley Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Howell, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kitchen, Feilding,
Photo by Hurst Studios

ROSS – NIGHTINGALE. The wedding recently took place at the Trinity Methodist Church, Napier, of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander William Ross. The bride is Robin Joy, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Nightingale, Greenmeadows, and the groom is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ross, Napier.
Photo by Hurst Studio

FRATER – CAVALLARO. Carmelita Dolores. daughter of Mr. and Mr. Cavallaro, Napier and Ian Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Frater, Napier, were recently married at St, Patrick’s Church, Napier.
Photo by Hurst Studio

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SALVATION ARMY’S NEW RESIDENCE

The Salvation Army Commissioner of NZ recently dedicated the new Officers’ Residence at Pirimai. Above we show the official party, from left: Mrs. Home, Major Home, Commissioner Davidson, Colonel Lord and Major Rundel.

Below: The Salvation Army Band plays a selection of hymns prior to the Dedication Service.

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MARCHING CHAMPIONSHIPS

Going through their paces (above) are the Karamu Senior Marching Team who were taking part in the H.B. Marching Associations’ 22nd championships at Nelson Park, Hastings, recently. Teams from most parts of the Bay, Palmerston North and Feildings were present.

Below: The Skylarks of Palmerston North are grounded at the moment while waiting their turn on the green.

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Two of the midget teams who competed in the championships. They are at top, the Jolly Midgets of Waipawa, and below, Silver Fern of Waipukurau.

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Under the leadership of L. Streetley of Hastings, the Cyclone Seniors perform a manoeuvre during the senior cup championship.

Below: The P. & T. Highlanders of Waipawa strike a leisurely note as they wait at the marshalling area for pace competitions.

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SCHOOL CHILDREN MODEL OWN WORK

The Wycliffe Intermediate School girls held a highly successful Mannequin Parade, modelling a selection of garments they had made during the year. Almost eighty girls took part in the Parade before a packed school hall of parents and friends.

Melanie models a mustard, box pleated pinafore frock and spotted blouse.

Floral wincyette nighties made by Karen for herself and younger sister, Susan.

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Modelled by Shona, a lovely blue linen ensemble with a Polka Dot yoke

An ambitious tetron permanently pleated suit, beautifully made by Anne.

Alison models a blue eye catching dress with white inverted pleats.

A gay sunfrock and jacket modelled with a swing, by Shirley.

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PLUNKET SHIELD MATCH AT McLEAN PARK

Top left: Sinclair is out and his bail flies after being bowled for 80, top score in the Wellington first innings. Below left: A. E. Dick faces up to a bowl from B. Hampton. Above: The Wellington captain, D. O. Neely, flashes a ball through slips during his valuable knock.

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Central Districts bowler B. Congdon (top) stretches wide in a good bid to nearly catch Wellington batsman B. W. Sinclair during the first innings of the Plunket Shield cricket match at McLean Park, recently.

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QUEENSLAND SURF TEAM IN NAPIER

Warm weather, but a disappointingly flat surf prevailed during the recent Westshore Surf Life-Saving championships during which two Queensland teams competed. A section of the large crowd who watched the surfing events. Below: The Hawke’s Bay team escort the visitors onto the beach for the men’s A grade beltsman race.

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Teams in action during the senior beltsman race. Reelmen (top) slowly haul in their “patients”.

Below: Queensland beltman Noel Tyrell is off at a fair gallop during the start of the senior race

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SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS IN HASTINGS

A young contestant falls heavily to the road while rounding a turn in the Junior 3-mile road skating event (top [bottom] left). The winner of the Girls’ 3-mile race was the young Masterton skater, Marlene McDonald (top) shown on the right, who fought out the contest with the second place getter, Robyn Alexander of Christchurch (at left in picture). The winner of the boys’ race was the promising Levin skater Moran Evans (below left). At right is the third place getter in the girls’ race, Miss Cynthia Page of Christchurch.

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The mass start of the Senior Men’s 10-mile road skating event which was conducted in Eastbourne Street, Hastings, recently. The winner was the reigning NZ. champion, Gerrard Glover (lower right) of Christchurch.

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AROUND THE XMAS PARTIES

Although the festive season is now over, memories of the many happy Christmas parties remain. Pictures published here are but a few of the many parties held in Napier

State Advances Corporation

New Zealand Railways Shunting Department, Napier.

All Photos by Batchelors Studios

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Wesley Play Centre party

F.G. Smith Merchants.

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Chinese community party sponsored by the Trinity Methodist

McKenzie’s store staff party.

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Wide-eyed children swarm around Father Christmas at the Napier Skating Club’s Annual Christmas party.

A Christmas Picnic Carnival, held by the Pacific Surf and Life Saving Club. Among the many events were sack races for children. Here we show a race for boys in the hands of the starter, Maurice Munro.

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RUSSIAN ATHLETES IN NAPIER

A line up of the visiting Russian athletes who competed at the recent international sports meeting, McLean Park, Napier. They are, from left: Miss Tamara Press, Victor Kudinsky, Leonid Ivanov, Olyeg Raiko, Irena Press, Gabriel Korobkov (coach) and Vladimir Kuts (manager), Olympic 5000 and 10,000 metres champion 1956 and former world record holder of these two races. Below: The famous Press sisters in action in the discus event which was won by Tamara (lower right) with a throw of 176 ft. 11-1/2 in.

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Some less formal shots of the Russian athletes taken in their hotel at Napier. Top: A solemn conversation between Irena Press and Viktor Kudinski. Below: Auckland runner Brenda Matthews who has made a name for herself recently by defeating Irena in the 100 yards events in NZ. She enjoys a joke with Olyeg Reiko (left) and Leonid Ivanov.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL PAGEANT

The scene inside St. John’s Cathedral, Napier (top picture) during the annual Sunday School pageant in which the children presented a striking nativity play.

Below: Children from Randle House in their costumes await their entry to the play.

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TE AUTE COLLEGE’S GREAT LOSS

One of the largest funerals in Hawke’s Bay for many years was that afforded the headmaster of Te Aute College, Mr. R. G. Webb who died recently after a short illness. Old Boys, both Maori and Pakeha, plus hundreds of others who knew and respected Mr. Webb, were in attendance at the stately school chapel during the service.

Top: The Primate oF N.Z., Archbishop N. A.Lesser, is shown preceded by Maori clerics as they leave the chapel through a guard of honour formed by the present day pupils.

Below: Pallbearers leave Te Aute chapel following the service for the former headmaster, Mr. R. G. Webb.

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Mr. V. Jurenak (extreme left) instructing an advanced school of Hawke’s Bay riders at a recent week of training held at the Tomoana Showgrounds. Mr. Jurenak is coach for the Equestrian Federation of Australia, and is in New Zealand to conduct schools throughout various districts. Those in the picture are, from left: [Mr. V. Jurenak (extreme left)] Heather McInnes (Kereru), Joana Beauchamp (Maraetotara), Geoffrey Gillbanks (Taradale), Bill Dooney (Rissington), Cheryl Trumper (Hastings), Margaret Greenside (Hastings) and John Pattison (Waipawa).

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[Back cover photo – Large crowd watch dolphins perform in the new pool at Napier’s Marineland.]