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Y.M.C.A Ladies' Auxiliary Presentations
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A. recently held their fiftieth anniversary celebration at Ulverstone, during which six members received recognition for their many years of service, four of them also being presented with life membership certificates. They are pictured
From left, at rear, Mesdames C. Carter (12 years' service), R. Greening (13 years), and M. Deverell (15 years). In front: Mrs V. Oakden (20 years), Miss W. Lysnar (25 years), and Mrs H. Russell (17 years). Three other recipients, Mesdames M. Paine (25 years), L. Emerre (13 years), and B. Jukes (13 years), were unable to attend the function.
The president of the ladles' auxiliary, Mrs T. A. Gillard, conversing with the Y.M.C.A. secretary, Mr Bill Painter, and the Board of Governors' vice-president, Mr Chris Deverell.
The deputy-chairman of the Gisborne Harbour Board, Mr D. E. Chrisp (centre), and the secretary-manager of the board, Mr E. A. Khull, receiving a contribution for the harbour development loan from 19-year-old Mr Ngatama (Jumbo) Wanoa, who is an employee of the Kaiti Fishermen Co. Ltd. Said Jumbo, "The loan and the further development of the harbour will help to create work for oncoming generations".
, R. Greening (13 years), and M. Deverell (15 years). In front: Mrs V. Oakden (20 years), Miss W. Lysnar (25 years), and Mrs H. Russell (17 years). Three other recipients, Mesdames M. Paine (25 years), L. Emerre (13 years), and B. Jukes (13 years), were unable to attend the function.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}
, R. Greening (13 years), and M. Deverell (15 years). In front: Mrs V. Oakden (20 years), Miss W. Lysnar (25 years), and Mrs H. Russell (17 years). Three other recipients, Mesdames M. Paine (25 years), L. Emerre (13 years), and B. Jukes (13 years), were unable to attend the function.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}
, R. Greening (13 years), and M. Deverell (15 years). In front: Mrs V. Oakden (20 years), Miss W. Lysnar (25 years), and Mrs H. Russell (17 years). Three other recipients, Mesdames M. Paine (25 years), L. Emerre (13 years), and B. Jukes (13 years), were unable to attend the function.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}
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, and the secretary-manager of the board, Mr E. A. Khull, receiving a contribution for the harbour development loan from 19-year-old Mr Ngatama (Jumbo) Wanoa, who is an employee of the Kaiti Fishermen Co. Ltd. Said Jumbo, "The loan and the further development of the harbour will help to create work for oncoming generations".\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}
, and the secretary-manager of the board, Mr E. A. Khull, receiving a contribution for the harbour development loan from 19-year-old Mr Ngatama (Jumbo) Wanoa, who is an employee of the Kaiti Fishermen Co. Ltd. Said Jumbo, "The loan and the further development of the harbour will help to create work for oncoming generations".\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}
, and the secretary-manager of the board, Mr E. A. Khull, receiving a contribution for the harbour development loan from 19-year-old Mr Ngatama (Jumbo) Wanoa, who is an employee of the Kaiti Fishermen Co. Ltd. Said Jumbo, "The loan and the further development of the harbour will help to create work for oncoming generations".\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 102 : December 6, 1962'); void 0){kind=link}