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The Gisborne Savages were "raided" recently by the Paeroa Orphans' Club. The Orphans were greeted in the afternoon at the Kaiti Hall where a haka was performed in their honour.
On his way back to the United States after spending the past year in Gisborne as a Rotary exchange student is Jimmy Atkinson. Pictured with the two families with whom he stayed is Jimmy (centre), and, from left, Mr and Mrs I. E. Jones and Elizabeth, and Kerry, Raewyn and Mrs and Mr W. R. Ellis.
Maurice Edwards of 29 Perry Street recently took part in the St. John district eliminations for the New Zealand championships which were held in Napier, competing in home nursing, first aid, hygiene and general inspection. Maurice gained second place.
Chief Paeroa Orphan Bill Overall (left) is greeted hongi-wise by Gisborne Savage Rangatira Stan Vincent.
Savage members in action during the haka.
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