Jarrod Stevenson, aged 11, of Bishopdale, the winner of a trip for two to Auckland. The winner was selected from participants in “The Press” Park-to-Park Fun Run and Walk. With Jarrod are representatives of sponsors of the event. From left are Mr Graham Fowler, of the Christchurch South Rotary Club, which organised the fun run and walk; Mr Gordon Wilson, the general manager of Vacation Inns, Christchurch; Mr Brian Hastings, the assistant manager of “The Press”; and Mr Gerald Wilson, the area manager (southern) for Air New Zealand.
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88Jarrod Stevenson, aged 11, of Bishopdale, the winner of a trip for two to Auckland. The winner was selected from participants in “The Press” Park-to-Park Fun Run and Walk. With Jarrod are representatives of sponsors of the event. From left are Mr Graham Fowler, of the Christchurch South Rotary Club, which organised the fun run and walk; Mr Gordon Wilson, the general manager of Vacation Inns, Christchurch; Mr Brian Hastings, the assistant manager of “The Press”; and Mr Gerald Wilson, the area manager (southern) for Air New Zealand. Press, 16 May 1989, Page 4
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