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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 September 1955Vol. XXVI, No.2

Ng Crash Victims In

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Sydney

rpwo of the three Seventh Day X Adventist missionaires injured in the air crash at Togoba, Western Highlands, NG, on August 1. came south to Sydney lor hospital treat ment later in the month. They were Pastor A. R. Grieve and Pastor F. N.

Gander.

Pastor Elwyn Martin, more seri ously injured, was remaining for the present at the Hansenide Colony hospital, New Guinea. , . , Pastor Grieve, who suffered broken light aim, nbs, and other injuries, and is now at the Sydney Sani

tarium Hospital. will take up a new appointment as president of the North Island. New Zealand, confer ence of the Seventh Day Adventists as soon he has recovered. „ e^L( '* l i inea contributors to fpin w oocli de Pcndants of Cap the craslf ha'w'sn h f»r W S/H led in than n 000 f d more - = The William Watson family, of Rarotonga, at present on a world tour, received great publicity in the Australian press in August by way despatches from London. Mr.

Watson was visiting Keltv Fifp shire, Scotland, his home’ town after 30 years of successful absence’ in the Cook Islands. 6