“Miss New Zealand,” Susan Mainland, aged 19, surrounded by her family at Auckland Airport last evening before she left on the first leg of her journey to London for the “Miss World” contest. From left are: her mother, Mrs Janet Mainland, her brother, Nigel, a friend, Miss Joanna Upston, and her father, Mr John Mainland. The last few months have kept her busy with speech, skin care, make-up, and hair care lessons, and work-outs in the gym to stay in shape. Her national costume is a gown depicting the pohutukawa tree. “It’s really exciting, especially when you’re used to jeans, tee-shirts and sandshoes,” she said. Miss Mainland will spend a week in Hawaii before travelling to London.
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117“Miss New Zealand,” Susan Mainland, aged 19, surrounded by her family at Auckland Airport last evening before she left on the first leg of her journey to London for the “Miss World” contest. From left are: her mother, Mrs Janet Mainland, her brother, Nigel, a friend, Miss Joanna Upston, and her father, Mr John Mainland. The last few months have kept her busy with speech, skin care, make-up, and hair care lessons, and work-outs in the gym to stay in shape. Her national costume is a gown depicting the pohutukawa tree. “It’s really exciting, especially when you’re used to jeans, tee-shirts and sandshoes,” she said. Miss Mainland will spend a week in Hawaii before travelling to London. Press, 28 October 1982, Page 1
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