In a move away from tradition, the winner of the Ballinger Belt competition, Diane Blaymires, of Te Puke, is carried off in triumph from the range at Trentham, on the shoulders of an allwoman bearer party, led by, left, Sadie O’Grady, and Viv Collings. Miss Blaymires made New Zealand rifle-shooting history by becoming the first woman to win the competition. Report, Back page.
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63In a move away from tradition, the winner of the Ballinger Belt competition, Diane Blaymires, of Te Puke, is carried off in triumph from the range at Trentham, on the shoulders of an allwoman bearer party, led by, left, Sadie O’Grady, and Viv Collings. Miss Blaymires made New Zealand rifle-shooting history by becoming the first woman to win the competition. Report, Back page. Press, 12 January 1981, Page 1
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