Pictorial News 1978 October

Hawke’s Bay Newspapers

PICTORIAL NEWS

NO  1   OCTOBER 1978

MONTHLY PHOTO MAGAZINE   90c

PICTORIAL NEWS

A photographic record of events and happenings in Hawke’s Bay every month.

Editor
F. C. FRASER

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INTRODUCTION

Its with pleasure that we present to the people of Hawke’s Bay this first issue of “Pictorial News.”

We live in an age in which we take for granted that what we hear about we equally expect to see presented in some visual form.

We are aware of the large variety of events that take place in this progressive and flourishing province. It is the intention of the publishers to represent as widely as possible activities and events that cover the whole spectrum of society.

With this in view we invite all organisations to advise us of their activities – thus month by month we will present a pictorial record of the life and times of our people.

OUR COVER PICTURES   Editor.

The twin cities of Napier and Hastings salute the Spring in this the inaugural issue of ‘Pictorial News’, with attractive girls from our two main towns as cover subjects. On the front is Sharon van Heerden, a computer punch-tape operator, from Hastings. Gracing the back page Napier’s Therese Gannaway with pet lamb, Logan.

MESSAGES FROM MAYORS OF NAPIER AND HASTINGS

Congratulations to Hawke’s Bay Newspapers on the publication of Pictorial News. I am sure that readers will find this magazine an interesting and worthwhile contribution to the coverage of events in our Province.

Pictures are a good medium for conveying activities as they happen and in many cases can serve as lasting memories.

We in Hawke’s Bay are most fortunate in the amount of time that we are able to spend outdoors and of course this leisure time makes a good pictorial record.

I would on behalf of the council and citizens of Napier congratulate the management and staff of Hawke’s Bay Newspapers on their enterprise and forward thinking in producing Pictorial News. I feel sure that the public of Hawke’s Bay have been missing out on a publication of this kind and I trust they will accord the new venture the support that it deserves.

Clyde Jeffery
(Mayor)

I welcome the opportunity to convey my congratulations to the publishers of this new visual photo-magazine a vital news medium which has been lacking in this area for some years now.

Since the old ‘Photo News’ ceased publication, I have always considered that there has been an opening for a pictorial type news magazine about Hawke’s Bay.

It is with pleasure that I learned that such a magazine is to be published each month with the first issue to print in October 1978. I extend my congratulations to the management and staff of Pictorial News for their foresight in commencing a publication devoted to a current pictorial record of the events and happenings of the people of Hawke’s Bay, and I wish them every success in their venture.

I know that this publication will be welcomed by organisations, spiritual, sporting and cultural, involving every facet of our people’s lives and am sure that everyone will support the new Pictorial News magazine.

J. J. O’Connor,
Mayor.

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Then . . .

& Now

Napier’s inner harbour at Ahuriri, was once a thrilling scene of activity, as shown in the picture above which was taken close to the turn of the century from a position near the present Ahuriri Tavern. Steam and sail predominate, and one can imagine the feverish activity which took place on the adjacent wharves. Being prior to the earthquake the inner harbour allowed heavier shipping to negotiate the channel. This picture was taken from an early lantern slide. Below: The same side of the jetty from approximately the same spot, as it is today. The Napier Sailing Club is extending anchorage facilities in the immediate foregeground [foreground].

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Havelock North High School shown during rehearsals for their Music ’78 a festival involving choir, folk club, orchestra and small instrumental groups. They held a concert in Hastings recently before embarking on a four day tour to Palmerston North, Wellington and Lower Hutt high schools. Above: A section of the massed choir. Centre left: Head of the music dept. Roger Stevenson very involved in his job. Centre right: Mike Rowntree provided the timpany [timpani]. Below: Neville Stewart leads the brass section. Others are from left: Philip Hornblow, Karen McEwen, Bruce Allport, Daryl Petersen and Andrew Drinnan.

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HAVELOCK NORTH HIGH SCHOOL’S MUSIC ’78

Strings, woodwind and choir, combine to make melody as the school prepared to make its first musical tour. The flautists (centre right) are Tracey Patrick and Lesley Trask.

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THE CHIPS FLY

Twenty volunteers have been involved in the Maori carving and redecoration of the Mihiro meeting house and marae at Pakipaki. Four of the large pou pou carvings are complete while another eight are in the finishing stages. Below: the principal carver Samuel Moeke has been actively engaged on the project for 12 months.

Ray Brain works on a carving.

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Kerry Stone applies paint to a panel of the meeting house.

Carvers concentrate on intricate detail of the pou pou posts. They are Ian McGhee (above) Hugh Ereatara (lower left) and Rangi Karauria (lower right).

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REDECORATING

Time out for a big grin for the photographer. Pauline Tohiariki (left) and Pania Bartlett, part of the redecorating team. Centre of page: Samuel Moeke (Jnr) follows in his father’s footsteps.

Kowhai Whai at work with paint brush on a delicate roof pattern.

Another carver, who was too shy to be named for the magazine.

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KEEPING THEIR TOUCH IN TRIM

One-hundred-and-thirty members of the Hastings Bowling Club enjoyed 97 days of bowling during the winter season, played on mats stretched over the rinks for the occasion. The assorted hats give an indication of the mild winter Hawke’s Bay has experienced this year. Above: Archie Cornelius, at 87 the oldest member of the club, sends down a bowl.

Left: The newest member of the club, Derek Zeker, playing his second day of bowls. Above: Ernie Wall, the convener of the games, plays a shot.

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FRUITGROWERS CONFER IN HASTINGS

The annual conference of the Fruitgrowers’ Federation was held recently at the Angus Inn, Hastings. Above: Enjoying a relaxed chat during sessions are from left: Percy Woon, David Horrocks, Arthur Coker, Brian Dillon and Noel Congdon. Below: Mr Brian Pinnington, Hawke’s Bay branch manager, in close conversation with Mr Keith McCliskie, the outgoing president of the NZ Fruitgrowers’ Federation.

Above: Mr Allan Hyde, the Hawke’s Bay director, sits with his counterpart, Mr Harry Skelton, Auckland. Below: A group of other local personalities from left: Eddie Cook, Cyril Carr, Fred Bradshaw and Stewart Beattie.

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BOATIES PREPARATORY EVENING

Local boaties attended an evening devoted to preventive maintenance for outboard and inboard engines at Motor and Marine, Hastings, recently. This group (above) were watching the screening of a film on offshore powerboat racing in Britain.

Len Smith and son Brian, Hastings (left), with Simon Baron, Havelock North, and Ernie Keene, Napier, look over the features of a big Merc outboard.

Bill Elsmore, Havelock North, Paul Harrison and Barry Ireland, Hastings, talk boating with the manager of Motor and Marine, Phil Price.

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THIRST QUENCH FOR SAUDI ARABIA

The Havelock North Cidery has just completed an export order of 1250 bottles of sparkling apple juice for Saudi Arabia. Working at the filling line are Gail Fricker and Tony Parkin.

Above: Jan Avison, holds the last bottle of the export order left in the factory. Right: The manager of the factory Mr Pat MacEwen adjusts a capping machine.

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SQUASH CHAMPIONS’ AWARDS

Pictured during the presentation for the senior squash club championships at Whitehead Road courts recently are top picture from left: Sue Foote (women’s semi-finalist) and Ivan Grieve (men’s semi-finalist) with Jenny Grieve, the women’s open champion, and her counterpart Dean Rae.

Enjoying the social for the occasion are from left: Mark Stothart, Karen Stothart, Steve Akroyd, Penny Akroyd, Niven Smyth and Debbie Webby.

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SQUASH CHAMPIONS’

Congratulations says Kevin Williams, president of the Hastings Tennis and Squash Club to the winner of the junior boys’ championship, Dean Rae. On the right of Dean is the girls’ champion, Bronwyn Mills (holding cup). The most improved player was Karen Braddick (second from right). Lower left: Jan Gordon and Ena Neil on the court, while at right Sonny Whaitiri and Graham England enjoy a spell.

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MOTOCROSS SPECTACULAR

One-hundred-and-thirty of the North Island’s top motocross riders provided some impressive competition during the sponsored event at Puketapu recently. The riders were competing for the $1000 in prize money. The course was considered by riders to be equal to anything found overseas. Above: Bikes negotiate part of the steep hillside course during the 125cc even numbers race which was won by Huntly rider Bruce Richards (right).

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250cc champion Peter Ploen, Auckland (left) clinched two wins in his class losing one race to Hastings rider Dallas Mulholland (right) who took second place in the other two events.

Under full power up the toughest slope of the course is Chris Maindonald, another Hastings rider who impressed in the open 350cc class. Maindonald finished second to Brinck in all 350cc events.

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Dallas Mulholland (left) and Chris Derwin, two Hawke’s Bay riders who excelled during the motocross at Puketapu. Top pictures: Some 200 spectators flocked to the course on a warm sunny afternoon to watch the action.

New Zealand open class champion Greg Brinck, Wellington, who dominated this class, shown on a steep climb during one of his three winning rides in the 350cc events.

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PATIENCE REWARDED

Mr Roy Swales unveiled his radio-controlled model of the battleship Hood during the Hawke’s Bay Model Marine Club’s regatta at Anderson Park, Taradale, recently. From one glance at the meticulous detail is it any wonder the project took Roy 12 months to complete?

The club captain Rudy van Vieken is shown with the model he intends racing from Napier to Cape Kidnappers shortly.

Peter Fryer, Hastings, prepares his model V.H.T. for racing on the pond.

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TOTS TO TEENS SHOW FASHIONS

A large audience (above) recently enjoyed the Hastings West Plunket Society’s Tots to Teens fashion show which was held in the Frimley Hall. Funds raised amounted to $194.

Above: Penny Manning and Nicole Rean. Left: Little brother Matthew Frizzell hides behind his somewhat pensive sister Claire. Right: The compere of the show Joan Hughes, with a delightful trio, Anna Bryant, Mark Bryant and Stephanie Bixley.

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Debbie Howard   Chris Manning   Philippa Rean

Shown wearing the latest fashions loaned by McKenzies, Hastings.

Kimberley Ellis   Meredith Ellis   Philippa Rean

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The audience was entertained to a sword dance by Heather Tobin, and the fashion continued with the appearance of Nicole Rean and Simone Ellis (top pictures).

Sporting dress, bedtime and casual fashions are from left: Kimberley Ellis, Penny Manning and Debbie Howard.

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Y.F.C. FUN SHOW

Hawke’s Bay Youth for Christ recently conducted a scheme called “scream in the dark,” a fun house, in their attempt to involve as many teens as possible during the school holiday term. More than 100 took part and their accumulated effort brought in $1100 which will be used to promote future Campus Life programmes. The Napier Girls’ High and Boys’ High Schools this year Coleman, watched by some of the horrified spectators. Below: They’re not performing for the camera but have lost their way in the strobe-lit disorientation room.

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SPRING TIME RACES

The winner of the feature race, the Hawke’s Bay Guineas, Koiro Trelay passes the photo finish during the HB Jockey Club’s spring meeting in Hastings recently.

Holding their own inquiry of the result of the Guineas are from left: Mrs S. Dawson (Waipukurau), Mrs Joyce Perry (Hastings), Mrs Lesley Foote, Mr Terry Foote (Waipukurau) and Mrs Kath Foote (Hastings).

Mrs Joan McDonald and Mrs Margaret Stokes (Hastings), soak up the warm sun during races.

All eyes are focused on the tote.

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On their way to appraise the horses in the birdcage are from left: Helen Shanaghan, Dennis Doherty and Trish Shanaghan, from Napier.

Michael Gillies raises his whip in salute as he brings the Guineas winner Koiro Trelay back to the stalls after his win.

If the smiles are any indication this quartet could be backing the winners. They are from left: Miss A. Cunningham, Whakatu; Miss Netta Atkinson, Hastings; Miss Tangiora Cunningham, Whakatu; and Mrs Rawinia Dellow, Hastings.

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SMITH-CLAYTON

Mr and Mrs Charles Clayton, who were married recently at St James, Mahora. The bride is Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs F. H. Smith, Hastings. The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. Clayton, Whakatane.

MAINEY-CARR

Mr and Mrs David Carr, pictured on their wedding day after their marriage at Sacred Heart, Church, Hastings. The bride is Deborah, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs D. J. Mainey, Palmerston North. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs C. H. Carr, Hastings.

WILLIAMS-TAYLOR

Mr and Mrs Greg Taylor, pictured after their marriage recently at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Hastings. The bride is Amanda-Lee, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. E. Williams. The groom is the twin son of Mrs D. Marr, and Mr E. Taylor, Hastings.

KYLE-Mc GIBBON

Mr and Mrs Steve Mc Gibbon, after their wedding at St John’s Presbyterian Church, recently. The bride is Robyn May, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. E. Kyle, Hastings. The bridegroom comes from Brisbane, Australia.

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BURRIDGE-COX

Mr and Mrs Richard Cox photographed after their wedding at the picturesque stone church in the Eskdale Valley. The bride is Vanessa, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M. J. Burridge, Hastings. Richard is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs F. Cox, Taupo. Others in the bridal party are from left: Bridesmaids Donna Smith, Elizabeth Downy, Shelly Marden, and Denell Burridge. The groomsmen from left: John Coates, Roger Whinam, Todd Burridge and Ray Marden. Page person is Shane Mairs and the flower girl is Kelly Foley.

MURTAGH-DWYER

Mr and Mrs Jeremy Dwyer shown after their recent wedding at Te Aute Chapel. The bride is Carol Murtagh, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs T. R. Murtagh, Hastings. The bridegroom is Jeremy, son of Mr and Mrs E. Dwyer, Hastings. Members of the bridal party are from left: Timothy Dwyer, Napier; Miss Jillian Dremewan, Miss Marcia Murtagh and Mr Michael Dwyer, Wellington.

PHOTOCRAFT PORTRAITS

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JOINT VENTURE

The Napier Girls’ High and Boys High Schools this year combined to produce the musical “Annie Get Your Gun” which ran to excited audiences for three nights at the Girls’ High School hall. Scenes from two of the acts are included here. Fifty-five pupils made up the entire cast for the show.

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Elizabeth McAuliffe gets busy with in her role as clown.

Guy Marriage, who played the part of Charlie Davenport, adjusts his bow tie.

Principals in the show Annie Oakley (Amanda Holland) and Frank Butler (Nigel Mannering) sing a duet.

Leigh McKenzie checks her make-up before taking the stage.

Annie Oakley and Little Jake (Jeremy Gestro) act out a skit.

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Members of the cast make final touches to their make-up. From left: Sally McQuarrie, Alex Clausen and Rhel McIntyre.

Chief Sitting Bull (Simativa Perese) being assisted into his regalia by stage hand Leigh Jones.

Buffalo Bill (Steven Thompson), receives attention from Mrs Lindsay Oldershaw.

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While browsing around the Havelock North Domain recently our photographer captured this bag of pictures, of locals enjoying the peaceful surroundings. Above: Bob Still, Dianne and Craig Meredith relax with ‘fish-in-chips’ while Collie ‘Tosca’ poses for the camera.

Two-and-a-half-year-old Tasha gets a push from her mother Mrs Carol Hessey.

Grace Hawkins and Claire Dixon launch out on part of the adventure equipment in the domain.

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Junior tennis has received a boost with the arrival of Hastings professional coach Jeff Grey (centre of page). Jeff was holding a coaching session at the Whitehead Road courts recently. In this group (above) are Maria Shand, Stephanie Lindsay, Treena Marr and Vivienne Gowdy.

Darren Shand gets away his first serve.

Barry Thomas about to connect with the ball for his first serve.

Champions of the future? Michael Pike and Jason Hooker talk rackets while they wait their turn for coaching.

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Young tennis players attending professional Jeff Gray’s coaching programme at the Hastings Lawn Tennis Club recently. They are from left: Brent Symes, Gerald Dunn, Dean Mildenhall, Kim Dunn and Shaun Izatt.

Waiting to enrol for lessons.

Alison Cornelius, with tennis coach assistant Duncan Gray.

Ricky Pike waits to sign up.

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Top left: Detective Sergeant Noel Hawkins rescues his glass from Constable Adam MacDonald who threatened to squeeze his sweat-sodden sock in it during the social at the Hastings Police Station after the race. Top right: Sergeant Max Jones, the captain of the Hastings team (left), hands over the shield to his opposition, Sergeant Terry James. Below: A group of the Napier runners enjoy refreshments and an opportunity to relax after their gruelling run. From left: Constables Allan Mullacrane, Cheryl Fleet, Phil Schmidt, and Detective Alan Cook.

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LEAGUE ACTION.

Flaxmere Falcons’ player, Larry Jacobs, (top left) in high spirits as his team touches down for a try during the knock out Champion of Champions tournament held at the Tomoana Showgrounds, recently. The Tomoana Tigers won 14-13. Below: Flaxmere supporters express their reaction to the try. Lower left: Falcons player, Marty Tengaio, lies sprawled after a heavy tackle. Others in the picture are from left: R. Ormsby, Henry Tomoana and Robbie Sinclair. Lower right: Henry Tomoana, brings down a Falcon. Other are from left: Mark Taurima, Larry Jacobs and Marty Tengaio.

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HAPPY BOWLING

Players line the rinks during speeches on the opening day of the Hastings Bowling Club’s 78-79 season.

Mr Pat Boyes (right) tutors Henry Burnard in the skills of bowling.

The president of the mens and women’s sections for the new season. They are Mr Roy Friend and Mrs Shirley Lucas.

Ready for action are from left: Peter Wells, Les Kennedy, Edna Birland, Jean McLaughlan, Jackie Speers, Ruth Bevan and Cyril Uddy.

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SOCCER BREAK UP

Eastern United 13th grade team winners of the Hastings and also Hawke’s Bay soccer competition. Top row from left: Clive Puna, Kaapai Manaena, Kotu Taylor, Patrick Akanangi and Simon Scott. Bottom row: Greer Compston, Stewart McLaughlan, Eugene Chadwick, Matthew Scott and Darren Raison. Below: The young players fill their tummies at the bun fight following the official presentations.

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SOCCER MIDGETS

Captain of the 8th grade soccer team Vincent McGrath, holds the cup which his team won as runners-up in their grade of the Hastings Junior Soccer League. Top row from left: Derek Brown, David Kawan, Byron Fergus and Andrian Dove. Bottom row: Philip Ramsay, Vincent McGrath, Colin Fergus and Christopher Maxwell.

Officials of the Hastings junior soccer management council. The secretary, Mrs Hilda Dever who announced her retirement is shown with the vice-president Mr Murray Tanner (left), the fixture officer Mr Plymers, and the president Mr Jeff Doolan. Below: Enjoying the tuck-in.

The best all round team in the junior division of the Hastings 12th grade. With the cup are from left: Shane Clapperton (captain), Darryl Kitt, Russell Richardson and Russell Harding.

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TIME FOR FUN AND FOOD

Eastern United 9th grade soccer team tuck into the goodies at their end of year break-up and cup presentation at the Haumoana pavilion recently. Shown above, are top row from left: Justine Randall, Jason Kiu, Karl Haycock, Linden Christie and Deborah Paul. Front: Rangi Kiu and Kelvin Wiggins. Top right: Gavin Ward, William Schroeder and Stephen King, try to encourage a new soccer player called Lager.

Eastern United 12th grade after their feast. From the top left, Gavin Ward, Jason Whaitiri and Shaun Puna. Bottom row: Allan King, Willie Panapa, Grant Lambess and Richard Cornes.

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“THE GANG’S ALL HERE”

Gang show is well known in the entertainment circles all over the world and Hawke’s Bay recently joined the Gang for the second time when they presented their concert jointly in Hastings and Napier. Above: Rangers and Rovers in a poi dance during the Homeland scene.

Estelle Lee applies a little make-up to Jillian Bond.

Opera Time, a humorous sequence where statues come to life.

The Homeland scene depicting the lifestyle from early Maoris to Europeans.

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Rangers and Rovers sing a love song in the homeland scene.

Rangers and scouts take a break between scenes.

Bambazoolian Way. Scouts perform songs of Amazon flavour.

Hayride: from left Craig McDougall, Richard Baker and Stephen Sutherland.

Opera Time. From left: Ian Sayer, Richard Prebble, Lindsay Crawford, Peter Morrell, and Greg Levet.

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The sound crew take a break during interval. They are David Leese and Wyn Brown (right).

Stand by for your medical. From left: Kati Unuia, Paul Dolheguy and Ian Sayer.

Ross Christieson and Gavin Evans.

The stage crew. Back row from left: Kevin Walsh, David Adams, Gordon Levett, Ian Adams, Tony Smythe. Front row: Don Wilson, Alan Price, Justine Adams and Alan Adams.

Ted Hyatt captured by the natives.

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SONGS AND DANCES AROUND THE WORLD.

One of the top musical entertainments provided by school pupils each year is the Heretaunga Intermediate school’s music festival under the direction of Mrs Ngaire Shand, shown above conducting the massed choir. Below: Narrators for the festival were Miss Glen Russell and Mr David Pipe. Lower right: Masked people danced and moved through the crowd in the South American street scene.

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Guest artists for the festival were from left: Mrs Sally Sadler, Mr Gooch Parahi and Gren Russell shown during rehearsals for the South American scene of song and dances.

Country and Western boy Mark Hill (left) swings his partner Adrean Grove. Above: Guitar tutor Mr Jim Baker with some of his pupils on stage. They are from left: Trina-Maria Sorenson, John Marryatt and Dennis Brown.

Dads and teachers add volumn [volume] to the choir.

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The boy square dancers rehearse in the cloakroom of the theatre before their ‘big moment.’ They are back row from left: Philip Helm, David Kenright (obscured) and Bruce Horsefield. Front: Mark Hill, Paul Leadenham, Lance Bridges and David Richards.

The boys’ partners for the square dances are from left: Julian Mardon, Adrienne Grove, Louise Young, Margaret Thompson, Audrey Boyle, Lee-Ann Beach, Sheree Bigley and Helen Furniss.

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Joe Hamatama, a teacher from the school leads a spirited haka. From left: Joseph Thompson, Mr Hamatama, Henare Huhupo, Johnson Nuku and Vincent Jacobs.

The cast of singers and dancers join together in the final scene to sing the song ‘Harmony’. From left: David Pipe, narrator; Jackie Bride, Jill Tobin, Rennea Singh, Kate Ormond, Gooch Parahi, Kristine Wong, Sophia Laidlaw, and Sally Sadler.

The Cook Island dancers led by Marit Pakoti. Others are from right: Philip Curtis, Nancy Ormond and Sam Abraham.

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MOTOR CROSS IN CENTRAL HB

The Hawke’s Bay Motor X was held at Waipukurau recently and attracted a large field of riders. Above: The 125cc championship race gets under way.

Maurice Jackson under full power during the 125cc event.

The winner of the 125cc class, Nigel Whiting, cleans his machine after the event.

An all-in race for non-championship competitors.

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Young riders prepare to line up for the start of the 80cc championship. From left: Doug Hewitt, Rex Michau, and Keith Riley.

A happy Rex Michau after winning the 80cc championship event.

Graeme Jackson repairs his motorcycle in preparation for another run.

Mr Brian Harvey and his family found a good vantage point to watch the events. The children are from left: Matthew, Anna and Callam.

The bog took some negotiating.

Kerrie McKinnie takes to the bumpy hill stretch of the course.

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REPEAL TAKES TO THE STREETS

A cold, wet day did not deter members of the Hastings branch of ‘Repeal’ in their march to the Hastings Cultural Centre recently, to mark the 85th anniversary of Womens’ Suffrage Day. Above: Ms Mary Thomas, Hastings (front left) and Mrs Dinah Williams (front right), Hawke’s Bay regional co-ordinator for Repeal led the march. Below left: Mrs Lorna Smith and Mrs Patsy Crampton, with the posters used for the march. Lower right: Hastings Labour candidate, David Butcher, and Mrs P. Williams at the Hastings Clock tower, the assembly point for the march.

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