People In Pictures

Tonga's Royal Chaplain, the Re|. George Harris (right), with his wwife and the President-General of the Methodist Church of Australasia, the Rev.(ecil Gribble, and Mrs. Gribble, in the Royal Chapel, Nukualofa, on July 4, immediatlly after the crowning of King Taufa'ahau, at which the two church They were phgtograpbed for PIM by Nitan Lal.

Married at St. Joseph's Church, Boroko, Port Moresby, recently were Mr. James Scott Wilson and Miss Teresa Joan Woo.

Photograph is by Chin H. Meen.

Star Fijian athlete Ana Ramacake (right), is finding time from her new job as Fiji Visitor's Bureau receptionist at Nadi Air port to train for the 1969 South Pacific Games. Ana holds the Games 100 metre sprint record, and equal record for the long jump of 18 ft 1 in. She says she is now aiming for 22 ft.

Among the official visitors invited to King Taufa'ahau's coronation in July were Mr. J. E. Windrum and his wife Lois, now of Houston, Texas. Mr. Windrum was for 33 years with the British Colonial Service —from 1921 to 1949 ih Fiji, and from 1949 to 1954, when he retired, as British Consul in Tonga.

Photo: Rob Wright.

Also visiting Tonga for the coronation was John Hettig (above left), who has [?]ived in Auckland for 20 years. He stayed with his brother, Nukualofa trader and photographer August Hettig, 71 (centre), and a former auditor of the Tonga Copra Board, J. H. Young, 84 (right). Mr. Young arrived in Tonga in 1921 and retired there in 1959.

Pretty Tahitian dancers Muryel Fontaine and Lola Temaeva admire the hibiscus in Suva in July en route to Noumea, where they have a six months' contract with the Biarritz night club. In Suva the girls performed at Bastille Day celebrations arranged by UTA-Air France.