Briefs
MISS Patricia Rianne and Terence James, two leading dancers in the New Zealand Ballet, were married in Palmerston North this week. Both have contracts with the Marseilles Opera Ballet, and will leave for France soon. TIMARU will be the venue for the next Christchurch diocesan conference of the Catholic Womens’ League. The invitation of Miss A. M. J. McCallum, president of the Sacred Heart branch, was accepted by the league before its 1965 conference closed yes-
PUPILS of Heaton Intermediate School recently raised £216 for the Save the Children Fund, by their own efforts. They held copper trails, stalls, did special jobs in the week-ends to contribute to the appeal. In the past they have sponsored four Korean children. Now they will be able to increase the number to six.
OFFICERS elected at the annual meeting of the Marshland sub-branch of the Plunket Society were:—Patroness, Mrs L. Hale; president, Mrs J. C. Sheppard; vice-presidents, Mesdames G. Hannon, and N. Scarlett; secretary, Mrs G. H. Joyce; treasurer, Mrs W. Timms; committee, Mesdames S. Lawson, S. Watson, A. Gibbs, R. Stewart, M. Williams, R. Jackson.
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Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30745, 8 May 1965, Page 2
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