Hawke’s Bay Photo News 1965 – Number 082 September

Hawke’s Bay PHOTO NEWS
82nd Issue
SEPTEMBER 1965
HAWKE’S BAY’S OWN PHOTO MAGAZINE
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[Cover photo – Featured on our cover this month are Jillian and Robyn Barn, 18 year old twins from Napier. Hairdressers by profession, their interests include modelling, dancing and music.]

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PHOTO NEWS
HAWKE’S BAY’S OWN PHOTO MAGAZINE
Vol. 7
NO. 10
September 1965

Editor Philip Moore

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OUR COVER PICTURES

Front Cover. Featured on our cover this month are Jillian and Robyn Barn, 18 year old twins from Napier. Hairdressers by profession, their interests include modelling, dancing and music.

Back Cover. Winter’s mantle over Central Hawke’s Bay. Snow lies down on the foothills and main range of the Ruahines giving an icing sugar effect on the rugged bush slopes in this picture near Ashley Clinton.

An arm full of mischief for pretty young Leslie Baillie who is holding two pedigree Samoyed pups of three months, who left by air recently for their new owners in the United States. American breeders welcome New Zealand’s dogs due to their being free from disease.

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HARRIERS RACE FOR HERETAUNGA BATON

Proud winners for the 17th year in succession the Napier Harrier Club has retained the Heretaunga Baton at the annual contest with the Hastings Harriers. The race is run between Napier Post Office and Hastings and shown above the winning Napier A team. They are, from left: R. Wilton, R. Weston, J. Milne and T. Manners.

Below: Hastings Club captain Murray Webb (centre) checks off the names of runners before the event.

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Members of the Hastings B team, from left: R. Taylor, G. Wooler, W. Whyte and M. Webb.

The Hastings A team line up before their bid for the Heretaunga Baton. They are, from left: D. White, B. Loader, R. Lewis and P. Coe.

The Napier B team. They are, from left: B. Yeoman, D. Lipp, V. Jackson and E. Rye

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SOCIAL NOTES

Pastor and Mrs. Laurence Howell, Seventh-Day Adventist Missionaries from New Guinea, and ex Napierites, who recently spent some time in Napier during their furlough. They have completed 34 years missionary service in New Guinea, where Pastor Howell is Director of the Seventh-Day Adventish [Adventist] Milne Bay Mission Headquarters.

Pastor B. C. Grossar of Auckland, Secretary of the Medical Department of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church for the North Island, recently conducted Napier’s first “Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking”, during which 47 of the 50 smokers who wished to quit the habit were successful.

Hawke’s Bay and New Zealand boxing representative, Ivan Woodham, is shown here at his 21st birthday party, held recently at the Air Force Hall, Havelock North. With him are, left to right: Grandmother Mrs. R. C. Woodham, Mother, Mrs. R. G. Woodham, Ivan, Fayne Udy and Ivan’s father, Mr. R. G. Woodham.
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The Meeanee C.W.I. Ball was held recently at the Meeanee Memorial Hall, and four debutantes were presented to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Holt. The official group, from left, are: Miss Margaret Eriksen, Miss Ruth Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Holt, Miss Lynette Sturm and Miss Elaine Fairey.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

REDWARD – CREIGHTON. Recently married at the All Saints Church, Taradale, were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Redward. The bride is Kathy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Creighton, Taradale, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Redward, “Glendore”, Tiratu, Dannevirke. The group is: Chief Bridesmaid, Eileen Creighton, Best Man, Walter Hakell, Matron of Honour, Anne Wetherilt, Groomsman, Geoff Squire, and Flower Girl, Rita Tustevin.

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TARAWERA HOTEL FIRE

One of the familiar landmarks on the Napier-Taupo highway, the Tarawera Hotel was recently destroyed in a fierce early morning blaze and the patrons had a narrow escape from the blazing wooden building. The licensee, Mr. A. L. Matthews, surveys the wreckage in the morning after the blaze, which reduced the structure to a heap of twisted iron.

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HAIRDRESSERS’ GRADUATION

The H.B. Academy of Hairdressing recently held a graduation evening, when six student hairdressers received their diplomas. Shown here are the graduates and their models. From left, standing, are, Judy O’Brian, Lesley Piper, Sue Poole, Joanne Wilson, Dau White and Wendy Lowe. Models seated are, Jill Beveridge, Margaret Peel, Marilyn Janes, Vivienne Schofield, Jane Morrison and Jane Whishaw.

Instructress Maxine Reid awards marks to Sue Poole for her day style

Joanne Wilson converts her day-style to evening style on model Vivienne Schofield.

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Kay White commences her evening style on model Jane Morrison.

Jill Beveridge models the evening hairstyle created by Judy O’Brian.

Lesley Piper puts the finishing touches to model Margaret Peel’s hairstyle.

Wendy Lowe back-brushes her models hair.

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SUB ASS. BASKETBALL

Sub-Association basketball day was held under blustery conditions on the Marine Parade courts recently but there was a happy spirit found amidst the players, regardless of the inclement conditions. Shown at top are members of the major and minor teams following the presentation of their badges by the Mayoress of Napier, Mrs. P. Tait. Eighteen teams took part in the games played throughout the day, from the Hastings Association, four from Napier, three from Central Hawke’s Bay, three visiting teams from Wairoa and two from Poverty Bay.

Below: Mrs. Tait presenting a cup to Sue Webb, of the Hastings 3rd grade representatives.

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Clustering together to keep warm are some of the 18 teams who took part in Sub-Assocation day.

Below: An incident during play in the Hawke’s Bay representatives versus the Rest game.

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ROVING CAMERA

Heather McInnes and Richard Hunt are shown being piped on board their plane at Hawke’s Bay Airport by Pipe-Major Colin Campbell, on the first leg of a three months world tour, recently. They are members of the New Zealand pony team and will compete at an international pony club rally in New York while in the United States.

A large shipment of livestock recently left the Port of Napier on the ship “Dona Clausen” for Chile, and here we see sheep being loaded. The animals are to be used to improve the standard of Chilean livestock.

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WINTER TRAINING

Under the guidance of professional swimming coach Ivan Wilson, winter training is in full swing at the heated indoor pool at the Olympic Pool, Napier. Shown here doing calisthenics, an important part of their training, are, from left: Larry Dixon, Paul Clarke, Brian Wilson, Ken Bennett and Ian Davidson, all members of the Kiwi Surf Club.

Shown swimming in the pool, which is maintained at a temperature of 82°, are from left: Robyn Davidson, Tony Garrett, William Flannery and Michael Wilson.

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INTERNATIONAL YEAR CONCERT

The National Council of Women recently held a very successful “International Night”, at the Majestic Ballroom, Napier. Pictured here are six Dutch children, who provided part of the entertainment. They are, from left: Ralph, Johnnie and Mary Van Zonneveld, Wilma, Maria, and Nico Snoek.

Shown here is Miss Eves performing a Tahitian Hula.

Miss N. Letoa performed traditional Samoan dances.

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Mrs. Mabel Lum gave a very amusing and interesting talk on a “typical Chinese meal table”.

Shown modelling a National Czechoslovakian costume is Miss R. Taylor of Hastings.

Mr. Spiro Johns entertained with a number of Greek songs.

Maori poi dances and songs from Mrs. E. Coulter concluded the evening’s entertainment.

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SOCIAL NOTES

CHRISTIANSON – PEDERSEN. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Christianson were recently married at Knox Church, Dannevirke. The bride was May Anne Pedersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pedersen, “Oringi”, Dannevirke, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Christianson, Rotorua.
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The engagement was recently announced of Kerry, youngest daughter of Mrs. E. M. Turnbull and the late Mr. W. Turnbull, Napier, and Arthur Duncan, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Duncan, Hastings.

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June Langstone, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Langstone, Taradale, and Tony Whalley, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Whalley, Napier, recently announced their engagement.
Photo by Gasson Photography

Patricia, only daughter of Mr. L. W. Jeffares and the late Mrs. Jeffares, Taradale, recently celebrated her 21st birthday at the Meeanee Hall. She is seen here with her father.
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Clive Alder, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Alder, Omahanui, Springhill, Waipawa, recently celebrated his 21st with a party in the woolshed on his parents’ farm. He is shown here with his father, mother and sister, Decima.

Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Crabtree, Napier, recently celebrated their Silver Wedding at the Black Orchid Room.
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FATHER’S DAY

The Central Free Kindergarten, Hastings, recently held a highly successful Fathers’ Morning. Shown busy at the woodwork bench are, from left, Mr. John Cotton and Robert, Anthony and Mr. B. Stothart, and Christine and Father, Mr. W. J. Boag.

Mr. Colin Palmer gets a lesson in how not to wash dishes, from son Mark.

Young Scott Rose works out a puzzle under the watchful eye of Dad.

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Pensive Shelly Dewson plays with dough.

Another “lot” falls under the hammer of Murray McKearney assisted by son Christopher.

Young builder Robin Wall and his father, Mr. John Wall.

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FASHION BY JENNIE LEE

A group of models in garments from Jenny Lee shown at the Napier Exhibition.

A collection of attractive garments shown by Jenny Lee in Chards Classee at “The Napier Exhibition”. The parade also featured the latest French hairstyles by Chards salon.

Jennifer wears a black dance dress with an overdress of black net and a shell pink rose on the bodice.

Lorraine models a beautiful nylon Thai silk ensemble for that special cccasion.

Dorothy shows a shell pink chiffon dress with a very attractive shawl collar.

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Dorothy shows a lovely Kingfisher Blue Thai silk ensemble which has a sheath dress with diamante straps and a theatre coat.

Lorraine wears a black crepe dress with a high Empire line and tapered skirt trimmed with a cerise rose.

Jillian models a pastel pink chiffon dress which has full sleeves and an Empire line bodice. This is a pretty dress for dine and dance.

Pat in a geranium red lace cocktail dress with deep blue brocade theatre coat trimmed with fox fur.

Jennifer in a misty blue Thai silk dress. Just the thing for parties.

A black and white crepe. The large black daisies trimming the high line make this dress smart and new. Modelled by Pat.

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ODD SHOTS

Springbok fever, a contagious disease, is once again becoming rife. The cheerful crowd which packed the stand at McLean Park, Napier, is shown awaiting the opening of the ticket sales.

There will only be one goat amongst these kids! This two weeks old Kid was caught by Mr. John Barker, teacher at Marewa School. Shown admiring their pet are some of the pupils from Standard 4. They are from left: Carl Cutting, Kathryn Taylor, Graeme Ware, Christine King, Linda George and David Madsen.

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VICE-VERSA NIGHT   HASTINGS JAYCEES

The Hastings Jaycees recently held a “vice versa” dance and farewell evening to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kerr, on transfer to Wellington, at the Windsor Lodge, Hastings. Shown here receiving their presentation are, left, Mrs. Kerr, Mr. Doug Kerr, Havelyn Bromhead (Jaycette President) and Garry Donovan, who, as President, made the presentation.

Karl Howell and Annette Scott dance the Gay Gordons.

Organising the evening‘s “riot” was M.C.(ette) Keith Startup

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Barbara and Rod Jones, and an overdose of hormone treatment.

The Belles of St. Trinians were well (mis)represented by Graham Collett.

During one of the games, passing a string from top to toe, some didn’t know if they were Arthur or Martha.

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Ron Holman found it wasn’t only his breath that didn’t come in short pants.

Some got a little behind in their T.V. programmes.

Evan Haswell’s mime “My Boy Lollipop” was given a great reception.

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RECENT WEDDINGS

HANNAH – CALLAGHAN. The marriage recently took place at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier, between Brent Hannah, son of the late Mr. W. S. Hannah and Mrs. J. Wright, and Maureen Denise Callaghan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Callaghan, Hastings. The group from left, is Les Dunnett, groom and bride, Heather Innes, and flowergirl Vicki Rowell.

BOYD – BOWDIDGE. Shown after their marriage at the Methodist Church, Napier, are Mr. and Mrs. Colin Lewis Boyd. The bride is Ann Denise, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bowdidge, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mrs. P. Boyd. The group, from left, is: Jacqueline Bowdidge, Terry Freemantle, bride and groom, Lois Boyd and Henry Boyd.

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NAPIER CAT SHOW

Napier’s first all-breeds championship Cat Show was held in the War Memorial Hall. Shown here is one of the judges, Mr. C. Barningham of Auckland, going through the final stages of judging with some of the stewards.

Mr. John Dunlop (President) and his cat “Tammy”.

The best long-haired cat in the show, “Taitirohanga Moonlight Caress’, owned by Miss C. Pinkerton.

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This tabby cat “Polly”, was so large it needed a double cage.

Mrs. B. Dunlop is pictured with “Penny”.

Miss R. M. Hardie holds her black kitten “Parker”.

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Mrs. H. A. McKinley and Allan hold “Sammy”, who gained two first prizes.

The best short-haired cat, “Wallhills Kduai Mai”, a Sealpoint Siamese, strikes an unusual pose with its owner, Mrs. M. Revell of Tauranga.

One of the many cute kittens at the show.

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Maureen, Kathleen, Colleen and Susan O’Malley of Napier, are shown admiring one of the cats.

Pictured here are Maurice and Stella Novelli with their cat “Bambi”.

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ODD SHOTS

The Municipal Baths, Napier, is well on the way to receiving its well deserved facelift, as can be seen from this picture showing the destruction of the seaward wall.

Willing hands work on the preparation of the massive blossom arches which span Heretaunga Street, Hastings, and give tangible evidence that yet another year has spun around and festival time is crowding in upon us. Each year dozens of volunteers work on making and arranging the artificial blossom arches.

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TOMOANA PLAYERS

Napier and Hastings theatre-goers attended well this year’s production of the Tomoana Players, “The Bargain”, produced by Mick Mills (inset). It is a comedy concerning a lawyer scheming to procure a valuable miniature painting cheap. The part of the lawyer was played by Peter Mackie (right), while that of Billie Peters, the secretary, was taken by former Blossom Princess Anne Hughes.

Mavis Stayt, who took a minor part as Miss Herridge.

Anne Hughes, involved in an intimate scene with “gangster” Morgan, played by James Camp.

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“He’s arrived . . . ” warns Larry Brinton (right) to Morgan and Billie Peters.

Below left: Denise Jeffs, who took the role of Mrs. Rosvere, and below right, another member of the cast, David Reefman, who played the part of the Detective Sergeant.

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Lawyer George Selwyn enrapt in his miniatures, attempts to unravel their worth to petite secretary Billie Peters.

Below: Scenes from the play.

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21st BIRTHDAYS

Maureen Sandra Brand, daughter of Mrs I. Battersby, Napier, recently celebrated her 21st at the Jubilee Hall, Napier. She is seen here receiving the key from her mother.
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Glenys Morley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Morley, Hastings, recently celebrated her 21st at the St. John Hall, Hastings.
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Sylvia Bott recently celebrated her 21st birthday at the United Football Hall, Waipawa. She is seen here with her parents and younger sister, Marion.
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TOURNAMENT

Hastings first five-eighths T. Arnold (top) eludes the grasp of a Hamilton Mormon College player during the rugby match played at the Hastings Boys’ High School recently. Hastings High lock D. Hall, loads the ball out to waiting support when caught in a net of Hamilton players.

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Well and truly caught is this Hamilton player by Gavin Thompson being backed up by another High player, Ian Strachan.

Below: Hamilton forward J. Kingi grounds the ball for a fair try during the first half of the game. Attacking High player B. Lawrence was seconds too late in stopping the heavy forward.

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RUGBY

The Parkvale School, Hastings, recently held a rugby carnival to raise funds for a Jubilee Hall. Winners of the main game, Heretaunga Intermediate, pose with the referee, All Black Bill Davis.

Also participating in the carnival were these boys from the Parkvale Midgets, and the Raureka and Parkvale Juniors.

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NEW ASSEMBLY HALL OPENED

A large attendance of parents and friends gathered at the Mayfair School, Hastings, recently, for the official opening ceremony of the new Assembly Hall. Shown at top are some of the official guests and Mr. E. W. Ormond addressing the large crowd of pupils and parents.

Below: The Chairman of the Hawke’s Bay Education Board, Mr. W. Smith (left) receives the keys from the builder, Mr. C. Trask, who is also a member of the School Committee.

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Mrs. Duncan Maclntyre, representing her husband, was the first to enter the new building, accompanied by Mr. Smith where they were treated to a concert provided by children of the junior rooms.

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A section of the large gathering of children and parents for the opening of the new assembly hall.

Below: Toy soldiers (foreground) of Room 1 wait their turn in the concert section. Behind them sit Mr. Smith with Mrs. McIntyre and the Mayor of Hastings, Mr. R. V. Giorgi.

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NEW WHARF PROGRESS

While pile driving continues, other phases of the work develop – such as shown above as workmen prepare a large concrete hopper which will be used in pouring the decking.

Inching its way out over the water at Napier port is the new wharf which is being built north of the existing ones. Twin pile drivers are starting to eat their way into the vast stock of concrete piles stored alongside.

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SOCCER

Masterton Athletic goalkeeper J. Higgs steadies himself to defend during the representative soccer match against Hawke’s Bay at Nelson Park, Napier, recently. Poor play characterised the match which fizzled out to a 2-all result.

Below: Hawke’s Bay forwards on attack in the first twenty minutes of play gave many indications that they were out to put up a big tally of points but they never came off. Shown here, A. Gillies slams a shot in at goal.

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HASTINGS BLOSSOM QUEEN CONTESTANTS

Making their first appearance at the 1965 Blossom Festival Concert are the 16 contestants who will seek to be chosen for the distinctive title of Blossom Queen. The girls are, top row from left: Correen Diack, Dale McKenzie, Jeanette Bernie, Christine Coleman, Edith Towns, Eileen Cossar, Patricia Lambert and Lorraine Rule.

Centre row, from left: Julie Hunt, Barbara Conaghan, Ann Littlejohn, Margaret Perry, Robin Boyes, Christine Ansell and Christine Erikson. Front: Mareea Johnston.

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WEDDING BELLS

SAMSON – FENN. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Samson were recently married at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier. The bride is Beverley, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fenn, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Samson, Epunui. The group is, Bridesmaids, J. Fenn and D. Ashworth; Best Man, George Dennison; Groomsman, Allan McIntosh; Flowergirls, C. Fenn and Katherine Caccioppoli.
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PAYNE – TAIT. Colleen Jean Tait, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tait, Bay View, and John Elliott Payne, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Payne, Eskdale, were recently married at St. Paul’s Church, Napier.
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PERFECT – HART. Kathleen Glenys Hart and Albert Edward Perfect were recently married at St. John’s Cathedral, Napier. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hart, “Hartleigh”, Tutira, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Perfect, Napier. The group, from left, is: Groom and Bride, Peter Hart, Betsy Beachen, Stephen Boyd, Robin Whyte, Graeme Eagle, Margaret Perfect, Roland Wilson and Mary Colwil.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

HAYWARD – SWEETAPPLE. Recently married at the Methodist Church, Napier, were Mr. and Mrs. D. Hayward. The bride (formerly of Australia), is the daughter of Mr. P. Sweetapple of U.S.A., and the groom is the son of Mrs. E. Hayward, Ashburton. The Matron of Honour is Mrs. L. Tonkin and the Best Man Mr. W. Hayward.
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COTTER – O’ROURKE. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cotter were married recently at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Napier. The bride is Yvonne, daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. P. S. O’Rourke, Napier, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Cotter, Napier.
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CAMPBELL – MORRISON. Mr. and Mrs. Alastair Huston Robert Campbell were recently married at Silverstream. The bride is Ngaire Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrison, Heretaunga, and the groom is the son of Mrs. F. E. and the late Mr. J. Campbell, Napier.
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Janice Diane Kyle, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Kyle, Westshore, recently celebrated her coming of age at the Red Cross Hall, Napier.
Photo by Batchelors Studios

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HOW TO MAKE A CAKE

Just too beautiful to be eaten could be the only way to describe the wind-up competition of the 10-week cake decorating class at the Hastings night school recently. Amongst some of the artistic working in icing were these depicting Humpty Dumpty (top), a quaint English style cottage (lower left) and someone with an interest in tennis.

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The winners of the special Competition were Mrs. M. G. Eagle (centre), who took first place, Miss Lynette Lewis (left), second, and Miss J. Golds, third. Some of the 18 women who took part in the ten week cake decorating course by Mr. Denys admire their finished products.

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SOCIAL NOTES

Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Burns Road, Napier, shown with her parents at her 21st, which was celebrated at the Napier Sailing Club Hall.

THOMSON – BONICA. Mrs. H. Temaro, Taita, and Mr Joe Bonica, Gisborne, have pleasure in announcing the engagement of their daughter, Dianne Rose, to Alexander Stuart, son of Mrs. Burke, Napier, and Mr. Stuart Thomson, Hamilton.

The engagement was recently announced of Laura, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nunes, of Durban, South Africa, to John Leslie Facey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Facey, Taradale.
Photo by Gasson Photography

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Mrs. M. Tringham, uniform packer at Napier Hospital Laundry since 1936, recently retired at the age of 70 years. On behalf of the laundry and hospital staff she was presented with flowers, a standard lamp, electric blanket, travelling rug and afternoon tea cloth.

Anne Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, Otane, and a pupil of Sacred Heart College, was recently awarded an American Field Scholarship to study for one year in U.S.A., attending College in Los Angeles.
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Steve MacConnell, secretary and foundation member of the Napier Tin Hat Club, is seen here being presented with a watch by Nolan Rafferty, at a social evening held by the Tin Hat Club to farewell Steve and his family who are on transfer to New Plymouth.
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H.B. – P.B. HARRIER CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Annual H.B.-P.B. Harrier Championships were held this year on the Sugarloaf, Taradale, course. Despite atrocious conditions, an amazingly large number of harriers participated in the meet. From top to bottom, we show the fields getting under way in the Colt “A”, the junior, and senior events.

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Officials braving the inclement conditions are, from left: A. J. Sinton, R. McGovern, Ivor Curtis and G. Faulds.

On hand to help ensure the smooth beginning of the Championships was former well known harrier, Ian Finlayson.

Coming home first in the Colts “A” race was M. Dobel of Napier.

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SOCIAL NOTES

The H.B. Regional Free Kindergarten Debutante Ball was recently held in the Majestic Ballroom, Napier. The official party, from left, is: Mr. F. Kingwell Malcolm, Miss Helen Matthews, Miss Joy Bellelheim, Madame Van den Berghe, His Excellency Leon A. Van den Berghe, Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre Plenipotentiaire de L. M. le Roi des Belges, Miss Janice Crawford, Miss Sue Burnett, and Mrs. F. Kingwell Malcolm, President Napier-Taradale Free Kindergarten Association.
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[Back cover photo – Winter’s mantle over Central Hawke’s Bay. Snow lies down on the foothills and main range of the Ruahines giving an icing sugar effect on the rugged bush slopes in this picture near Ashley Clinton.]