Births
ARMSTRONG— On July 6. 1974. at Darfield Hospital, to Rosie (nee Mehai and lan Armstrong—a daughter. Both well. BOYD— On July 6, 1974. at Christchurch Women's Hospital, to Shona (nee Gatehouse)! and Keith Boyd—a son Botii ■ well. CALLAGHAN— On July 6. 1974, at “Calvary.” Io Penny and John Callaghan— a sori. Both well. FAIRBAIRN— On July 7, 1974, at Calvary Hospital, to Colj leen and Bryan Fairbairn—a daughter (Kami Anne). Both I well. GIBSON— On July 7. 1974, at : Darfield. to Ann and Graham Gibson—a daughter Both well. GRESHAM— On July 6, 1974, at St Helens Hospital, Wellington. to Elizabeth inee Williams) and Paddy Gresham! —a son. INNES— On July 7. 1974, at Fairlie Cottage Hospital, to Janet and Peter Innes—a son. I Both well. KINSMAN— On July 5, 1974.1 at “Calvary,” to Irene and Paul Kinsman—a son. Both I well, MCNAUGHTON— On July 6, 1974, at “Wendover,” to Valerie and John McNaughton—a son. Both well. PENN— On July 5, 1974. at Essex Hospital, to Anne (nee Gribble) and Geoff Penn—a son (Samuel Thomas). Both well. RUSHTON— On July 6, 1974, at Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Carolyn and Tony Rushton—a son (Kelly Mark). Both well. SCOWEN— On July 4, 1974, at Nelson Public Hospital, to Diane (nee Guise) and Graham Scowen—a son (Mark Aaron). TAYLOR— On July 4. 1974. at Nelson Public Hospital, to Diana (nee Tulloch) and Craig Taylor—a daughter.
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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33580, 8 July 1974, Page 23
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