BIRTHS
BRAY—On Maj 25. 1961. at the RLesmere Hospital. Leeston. to Georgina and Neville Bray—a wn. Both well. CLIFFIN—On May 25. 1961. at Waikari to Pat and Ken Cliffin —a daughter. Both well. H < ROFT—On May 19. at Oamaru. to Esther and Max Croft—a son. . Both well. DEMPSEY—On May 24 1961. at Rang*o:a to Marj. and Bruce Dempse>—a son Both well, j
DIGBY—On May 17. 1961. at Ashburton Maternity Ward, to Doris and Verdun Digby—a FORGESON—On May 24. 1961. at “Calvary.” to Aileen and Jose Forgeson—a son. Both well. GRAY—On May 24. at St. Georges Hospital, to Lyndsay. wife of J. W. Gray—a son. LATTIMORE—On May 25 1961. at Met ven Cottage Hospital, to (Gertrude and Murray Lattimore—a son. Both well.
McLELLAND—On May 25. 1961. a- Bethany.” to Margaret (nee Beckley i a:.d Melton McLelland a son. Both well.
MLRNEY—On May 24 1961. at Darfield. to Ann and Terry Murnex—a daughter. Both well. NEWMAN—On May 24. at “St. Helens." to Natalie and Brian Neuman—a son. Both well. ROE—On May 24, 1961. at
“Essex to Audrey’ and Allan Roe—a daughter iMichele Amu. Roth well.
RYDE—On May 24. 1961 at “St. George s.” to Doris and Bruce Ryde—a daughter (Joanne Margaret i Both well.
NHACKEL—On May 25. 1961. at •Lyndhurst.” to Margaret, wife of Brian Shackel—a daughter. Roth well.
WINTER—On May 24, 1961. at ‘St. George's.” to Caroline • nee Bradburn) and Bill Winter. Swannanoa—a son. Both well.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29523, 26 May 1961, Page 1
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