Leaders’ course
■ Twenty-four applicants have been selected to attend the fourth Kellog New Zealand Rural Leadership Programme at Lincoln College this year. The course aims at developing the leadership talents of men and women in rural affairs. The applicants are:— . W. H. Bishop, Dargaville; R. J. Campbell, Fairlie; Mrs P. A. Cowie, Lumsden; E. J. Croy, Ashburton; M. R. Halstead, Invercargill; N. L. Hewett, Cheviot; K. G. A. Holmes, Morrinsville; J. A. S. Howard, Marton; Mrs J. B. Langley, Hawkes Bay; W. W. Lee, Ward; D. W. Leeder, Opotiki; R. J. Lockwood, Waihi; Mrs W. M. McAtamney, Middlemarch; G. M. McBride, Kaikoura; J. R. Mitchell, Oamaru; Mrs S. A. Mossman, Bay of Plenty; D. F. Pringle, Oamaru; S. A. Robinson, Waipukurau; R. S. Tasker, Ashburton; T. R. Tat : ham, Masterton; Ms M. A. E. Walker, Gore; B, S. Whitty, Christchurch; H. J. Williams, Motueka; J. Woodward, Tuakau.
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