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Orphans Club Ladies' Night

A varied programme of concert items provided a capacity audience of Gisborne Orphans Club members, visiting kindred club representatives, and official guests with top class entertainment in the War Memorial Hall on a recent Saturday night when the club staged its annual "Ladies Night".

Highlight of the evening was the sketch "Herbert", which won the cup for the best sketch in 1965.

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The singing group perform Waka Poi. Singers are, from left: Messrs Bert Emms, Gordon Heighway, George Rawlings, Percy Rawlings, John Speakman, Harold Hackett, and Roy Harries. The musicians are: Izzy Corn, George Odams, and John Arnott. The Waka Poi group are, from left: Chris Deverell, Ernie Horn, Keith Stichbury, Jock Tuari.

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Messrs Joe Chamberlain (left) and Charlie Wilkinson gave a flute duet

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Members of the official party were, from left: Mr Peter Ferguson (past chief), Mrs Ferguson, Mr Bill Sutherland (chief orphan), Mrs Sutherland, Mrs Warham, and Mr Les Warham (Napier), president Kindred Clubs Association.

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George and Percy Rawlings sang

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Fred Lyndon and Dick Burson performed a sketch entitled "Lost and Found"

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Bob Rutherford played a post horn

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Tom Lyle gave a violin solo

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The prize-winning sketch "Herbert" was played by, from left: George Rawlings, Izzy Corn, Joe Chamberlain, and Wally Jonasen.