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Camera Clicks
Following the recent New Zealand Roller Skating Championships, title winners and local champions performed at a carnival at Alfred Cox Park. Some of the skaters are pictured preparing for the event. From left: Jill Tune, Suzanne Rhodes, Maria Henderson, Ruth Entwistle (Cambridge), Christie-Lyn Fyson (Cambridge), Cheryl Clayton, Barbara Scott, and Linda Carruthers.
Winner of the lone-hand section of the Te Araroa Fishing tournament in December, Moana Katae, caught 397lb of fish from Hicks Bay Point. He is seen weighing-in an 88½lb hapuka. (Picture by Keith Ingram).
Mrs Olive Arnold (nee Hanna), who left Gisborne in 1948 for Texas, returned to her home town for the Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Hanna, formerly of the West End Dairy and Stanley Road, and now of Hastings. Also visiting the city for the Golden Wedding were Mrs Hanna's sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs E. Hobern, of England. They are pictured with Mr and Mrs H. Hardy, 219 Whitaker Street, their hosts during their stay. From left, in front: Mrs and Mr Hanna. Centre row: Mr Hobern, Mrs Arnold, and Mrs Hobern. At rear are Mr and Mrs Hardy.
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, who left Gisborne in 1948 for Texas, returned to her home town for the Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Hanna, formerly of the West End Dairy and Stanley Road, and now of Hastings. Also visiting the city for the Golden Wedding were Mrs Hannas sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs E. Hobern, of England. They are pictured with Mr and Mrs H. Hardy, 219 Whitaker Street, their hosts during their stay. From left, in front: Mrs and Mr Hanna. Centre row: Mr Hobern, Mrs Arnold, and Mrs Hobern. At rear are Mr and Mrs Hardy.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 139 : January 26, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}
, who left Gisborne in 1948 for Texas, returned to her home town for the Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Hanna, formerly of the West End Dairy and Stanley Road, and now of Hastings. Also visiting the city for the Golden Wedding were Mrs Hannas sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs E. Hobern, of England. They are pictured with Mr and Mrs H. Hardy, 219 Whitaker Street, their hosts during their stay. From left, in front: Mrs and Mr Hanna. Centre row: Mr Hobern, Mrs Arnold, and Mrs Hobern. At rear are Mr and Mrs Hardy.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 139 : January 26, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}
, who left Gisborne in 1948 for Texas, returned to her home town for the Golden Wedding of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Hanna, formerly of the West End Dairy and Stanley Road, and now of Hastings. Also visiting the city for the Golden Wedding were Mrs Hannas sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs E. Hobern, of England. They are pictured with Mr and Mrs H. Hardy, 219 Whitaker Street, their hosts during their stay. From left, in front: Mrs and Mr Hanna. Centre row: Mr Hobern, Mrs Arnold, and Mrs Hobern. At rear are Mr and Mrs Hardy.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 139 : January 26, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}