On the Raceway

Competing at the Tauranga Car Club's winter meet with some success recently was Peter Breingan, who is seen here at second from right (No.37). Peter took a first and a second at the meeting and won $20 in prize-money.

The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (C.C.D.) was founded in 1560 and its aim is to organise education in Christian living for people of all ages. In New Zealand the emphasis at present is on children and about 15,000 are educated in the Auckland Diocese. The roll of the School of Religion in Gisborne is 235, including both primary and secondary children. There is a staff of 13 and classes are held every Monday night for children unable to attend Catholic Schools. The Confraternity is organised by a committee of seven laymen, with Father Hugh Smith as Chaplain, and has the assistance of 60 drivers who provide transport for the children. A group of Home Visitors maintains a link between home and school.

With teacher Jan O'Halloran are from left, back row, sitting, Janet Boeyen, Matthew Pierard, Ingrid Jeory. Front row, sitting: Diane Morrow, Stephen Barker, John McIntyre, and, at back, Gayleen Burton, Barry Elliott, Kim Gallagher and Kevin Barrett.

With Mrs Nancy Gray, in charge of visual aids, are, from left, Patrick Hegarty, Jim Dittmer, Phyllis Mokomoko, Morgan Terito and Harley Fee.

From left, Peter Wilson, Patrick Grogan (back), Martin Hayes, James Hall, Barry McColl (centre), Gail Dittmer, Mario Boeyen and Natalie Wood (front) are taught by Mick Rofe.

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The Gisborne Photo News

No 170 : August 14, 1968

On the Raceway