Births

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33783, 4 March 1975, Page 27

Births

ADAMS—On March 1, 1975. at 1 Kaikoura Maternity Annex, to ' Dianne (nee Evans) and Peter 1 Adams—a son (Corrie John) 1 i Both well BISPHAN—Ou March 3. 1975. . at Essex Maternit.v Hospital.,; to Heather mee Winter - and ■; Robin Bisphan—a daughter . (Amanda Clare*. Both well. COLLIER—On February 27, 1975, at Marton Maternity.. Home, to Chris and Cliff Col- . i lier—a daughter. Both well. L COOPER—On February 28.11 1975. at Christchurch Womens' Hospital, to Shirlev and \\ ati I Cooper— a daughter. Both! DOHERTY—On March 3. 1975. | at Calvary Hospital, to Mar-I garet and Tom Doherty—a ~ son. Both well GARTRELL—On Febrtiarx 25.' • 1975, at the Dannevirke Mater- ' nity Annex, to Paula and! 1 Ernie Gartrell—a son GRANT—On March 3. 1975. at , Calvary Hospital, to Liz and!: Alan Grant—a daughter. Both , i well. HAMBLIN—On March 1. 1975., I lat Rangiora Maternity Hospi- i tai, to Nancy and Ken Hanib- ” Ilin—a daughter (Kim Marie). 1 Both well ( HAMMOND—On March 3,(1 1975. at Burwood Hospital, to,] Alyson (nee Holland) and:, Murray Hammond—a son. 1 ' jßoth well. INKSTER—On March 1. 1975, J at "Calvary,” to Susan (neo; I Wilson) and John Inkster—a |- • son (Jonathan Paul). Both well. JOHNSEN—On March 2. 1975. • at Calvary Hospital, to Marie I i and Paul Johnsen —a son. ! Both well. JOHNSON—On March 3, 1975, j at Christchurch Women’s Hos-; pital. to Karin (nee Hen-: dry) and Richard Johnson—a son (Quintin James). Both! i well. JOPP—On March 3. 1975. at I Kaikoura Hospital, to Leith’ and Alister—a daughter. Both! I well. MILLS—On February 27, 1975. j at “St Helen’s.” Wellington, to; I Julie (nee Osbornei and Hugh, I Mills—a daughter. (PACHNATZ—On March 1. ! 1975, at “Wendover,” to Anne (nee Waterman) and Allan Pachnatz—a son. Both well. SMITH—On March 3, 1975, at | Queen Mary Hospital. Dunj edin. to Anne (nee Murchison) and David Smith—a son. Both well. WILSON—On March 3. 1975, at the Ashburton Maternity Ward, to Lorna (nee Vincent) and Ernest Wilson—a son (John Neville). Both well.