facebook   twitter   mail  

The Gisborne Photo News

 
    Print this article

No 153 : March 22, 1967

36

Pot Pourri

The only pity is that there are not more girls taking up this noble profession.

The four graduates shown with the supervising matron, Miss Y. D. Sinclair (right), are nurses Dawn Clare, Ra Aropa, Dorothy Cooper and Lesley Queen.

After receiving the badge and citation from Miss W. O'Halloran, Poverty Bay district commissioner, Noeline also received her cadet insignia which enables her to train for leadership in the Guide movement Congratulations, Noeline.

×
     

Four nurses graduated from the Cook Hospital on March 14 at the simple and impressive ceremony which takes place on these occasions.

×
     

Mrs Dorothy Richmond, 216 Stanley Road, holds up for our inspection another of those giant beans from Mangapapa, grown by her son-in-law, Enoka Mackie.

×
     

From Mrs C. Grayson, Te Puia, comes this pic of Mrs W. Kirikiri taking over from Miss S. Apanui at the Te Araroa telephone exchange on February 15, the day the service there became continuous. So if you feel like ringing someone in that northern town at 3AM you are perfectly welcome to do so.

×
     

Another member of the Turanganui Guide Company to receive her Queen's Badge is Noeline Hamilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs R. J. Hamilton, 41 Grafton Road.

    Issue contents

© 2012 H B Williams Memorial Library
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 New Zealand logo

All images and text on this website are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 New Zealand (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/nz/).