Pacific People
pp. 120-122 · Read in the full issue
in Pictures
Bowls is popular with the women of Levuka, Fiji, and they may be seen (left) trundling the bowls on afternoons when most of the men are at work.
Below, Ronald Tavue, in Port Moresby, receives from P-NG's Acting Public Service Com missioner, Mr. L. F. Butler, the prize for the best student in the Local Court Magistrate's course at the recent P-NG College of Administration graduation. He comes from Rabaul, where he has been posted.
Mr. L. E. Clayphan (left), well known in the South Pacific, particularly in Fiji and New Guinea, has been appointed a director of W. R. Carpenter (New Guinea) Ltd. He has been in the territory since 1960. At right, is Mr. Adi D. Kapadia, who has taken over as Air-lndia's manager for Fiji. He succeeds Mr. K. K. Ghose, who
has been appointed general
manager for Cathay Hotels (Fiji) Ltd. For the last 20 years Mr.
Kapadia has worked for Air-lndia in Bombay. His wife Jane ac companies him.
Top left, the executive director of UNICEF, Mr. H. R. Labouisse (left) and the Australian Ambassador to the UN, Mr. Patrick Shaw, sign an agreement in New York on December 21 for UNICEF aid to help education in Papua New Guinea. UNICEF has allocated $US275,000. Behind them are UNICEF representatives Mr. Wilfred Asten and Mr. John Kelso. Above right, on a visit to Sydney from Melbourne in January was former P-NG aviation pioneer lan Grabowsky. For a comment, see "Up Front with the Editor", p. 14. At left are two islanders recently ordained to the priesthood, and both graduates of the Holy Spirit Regional Seminary, near Madang, NG. At top is the Rev, Timothy Bobongi, of Malaita, BSIP, who has returned to Honiara. Below is the Rev. Cornelius To Vauta, who goes to his hometown, Rabaul.