Records of the Young Women's Christian Association (Auckland, N.Z.)

MS-1131

(1885-1985)

Auckland War Memorial Museum – Tāmaki Paenga Hira

Inventory: Updated 20/01/2020 MS-1131-1a Board Minute Book, 8 June 1885 – 7 June 1901

MS-1131-1b Board Minute Book, 28 June 1901 (AGM) – 1 November 1910

MS-1131-2 Board Minute Book, 4 November 1910 – 9 March 1917

Rear of volume contains AGMs for:

20 July 1911

18 July 1912

24 July 1913

23 July 1914

29 July 1915

27 July 1916

26 July 1917

MS-1131-3 Board Minute Book, 13 April 1917 – 20 July 1923

Rear of volume contains AGMs for:

1 August 1918

31 July 1919

29 July 1920

20 July 1921

19 July 1922

Also Girls’ Rally

20 July 1921

19 July 1922

MS-1131-4 Board Minute Book, 10 August 1923 – 22 February 1928

Rear of volume contains AGMs for:

25 July 1923

13 August 1924

26 August 1925

26 August 1926

17 August 1927

MS-1131-5 Board Minute Book, 9 March 1928 – 14 December 1934

Rear of volume contains AGMs for:

15 August 1928

29 July 1929

28 July 1930

10 August 1931

8 August 1932

9 August 1933

15 August 1934

MS-1131-6 Board Minute Book, 15 February 1935 – 7 July 1944

Rear of volume contains AGMs for:

21 August 1935

5 August 1936

11 August 1937

8 August 1938

3 August 1939

14 August 1940

28 August 1941

17 September 1942

24 August 1943

19 August 1944

31 March 1946

MS-1131-7 Board Minute Book, 27 September 1940 – 26 June 1947 [Outsized]

(typed minutes)

Also newsletters, financial statements, wage and insurance sheets

MS-1131-8 Executive Committee, 6 October 1920 – 6 June 1923

MS-1131-9 Executive Committee, 11 July 1923 – 6 February 1929

MS-1131-10 Executive Committee, 6 Mar 1929 – 24 February 1937

MS-1131-11 Executive Committee, 19 March 1937 – 22 November 1939

MS-1131-12 Executive Committee, 12 December 1939 – 28 October 1942

MS-1131-13 Executive Committee, 25 November 1942 – 29 March 1944

MS-1131-14 Finance Committee, 11 December 1918 – 12 September 1928

MS-1131-15 Finance Committee, 8 October 1928 – 19 May 1936

MS-1131-16 Finance Committee, 15 September 1936 – 21 November 1939

MS-1131-17 Finance Committee, 26 May 1942 – 20 March 1946

MS-1131-18 Finance and Executive Committee, 30 April 1946 – 28 September 1948

MS-1131-19 Finance and Executive Committee, 26 October 1948 – 25 March 1958

MS-1131-20 Membership Committee, 5 June 1917 – 9 August 1921

Also list of Committee members’ names and addresses as at 13 August 1918 and Roll

MS-1131-21 Membership Committee, 7 September 1921 – 13 May 1926

MS-1131-22 Membership Committee, 8 July 1926 – 2 December 1940

Also list of members’ names and addresses

MS-1131-23 Membership Committee, 10 February 1941 – 18 July 1950

Also list of members’ names and addresses

MS-1131-24 Membership Committee, 15 August 1950 – 14 October 1958

MS-1131-25 Mother’s Club, 21 August 1928 – 7 October 1930

MS-1131-26 Mother’s Club, 14 October 1930 – 18 July 1933

MS-1131-27 Mother’s Club, 25 July 1933 – 1 June 1937

Constitution and Bylaws of Mother’s Club on back pages

MS-1131-28 Mother’s Club, 15 August 1939 – 3 August 1943

List of Committee members’ names

MS-1131-29 Mother’s Club, 7 September 1943 – 2 September 1952

List of Committee names and addresses, 1952

MS-1131-30 Mother’s Club, 3 October 1939 – 23 September 1941

MS-1131-31 Mother’s Club, 30 September 1941 – 18 April 1944

MS-1131-32 Mother’s Club, 25 April 1944 – 10 May 1949

MS-1131-33 Women’s Club, 22 April 1952 – 8 May 1956

Constitution of 9 June 1953 (last page)

MS-1131-34 Mother’s Club, 4 November 1952 – 12 October 1965

Loose: List of Members

Constitution ratified, 9 June 1953

MS-1131-35 Mother’s Club Cash book, 1924 – 1934

MS-1131-36 Women’s Club, 15 May 1956 – 3 December 1957

MS-1131-37 Women’s Club, 4 March 1958 – 13 October 1959

MS-1131-38 Women’s Club, 20 October 1959 – 14 November 1961

MS-1131-39 Women’s Club Annual Meetings, 21 November 1961 – 17 May 1966

MS-1131-40 International Committee, 9 March 1948 – 10 October 1950

MS-1131-41 International Committee, 13 March 1951 – 10 November 1958

MS-1131-42 International Committee, 10 March 1959 – 11 October 1960

MS-1131-43 International Club – Visitor’s Book, 3 October 1949 – 1 April 1957

MS-1131-44 Board of Advice, 14 February 1913 – 13 May 1920

MS-1131-45 Advisory Board, 10 June 1920 – 19 June 1935

MS-1131-46 Cafeteria Committee Minutes, 6 May 1927 – 13 May 1935

MS-1131-47 Extension Committee Minutes, 16 March 1943

Youth Activities Committee, 17 August 1943

MS-1131-48 Federated Clubs Council, 23 June 1932 – 22 October 1936

Also called President's Council and Senior Clubs Council

Also approx. 30 pages of visitors (names and addresses), March 1944 – October 1944

List of names and addresses of Council members, 1934–36

MS-1131-49 Building Fund – Cheques, 1913 [Outsized]

MS-1131-50 Building Fund – Contributions, 1913 – 30 June 1919 [Outsized]

MS-1131-51 Business and Professional Women’s Club, 16 March 1936 – 1 July 1940

MS-1131-52 Overseas Wives Club, 5 March 1946 – 29 November 1951?

MS-1131-53 Senior Dept. Committee, 11 July 1932 – 9 August 1943

MS-1131-54 Service and Employment Committee, 10 February 1938 – 18 November 1947

MS-1131-55 Travellers Dinner Club, 10 February 1947 – 29 September 1947

MS-1131-56 Register of Voting Members – Probably 1960s

MS-1131-57 Committee Members’ names and addresses, 1915 – 1921

MS-1131-58 Committee Members’ names and addresses, 1923 – 1927

MS-1131-59 Presidents Council, 27 September 1928 – 26 May 1932

MS-1131-60 Girls’ Dept. Committee, 2 August 1923 – 13 August 1934

List of members in rear of volume

MS-1131-61 Girls’ Work Committee, 11 October 1938 – 21 March 1939

Activities Committee)

Senior Department) 22 February 1940 - 18 November 1942

MS-1131-62 Activities Council, 25 May 1953 – 27 September 1954

MS-1131-63 House Committee, 9 May 1918 – 6 April 1923

MS-1131-64 House Committee, 5 May 1927 – 4 April 1934

List of Members, 1927

MS-1131-65 House Committee, 14 May 1934 – 15 October 1946

Gymnasium Roll, 1933

MS-1131-66 Youth Activities Committee, 17 September 1943 – 24 July 1946

Also Up Town Club

MS-1131-67 Activities Committee, 9 April 1939 – 22 July 1946

MS-1131-68 Cafeteria Committee, 19 August 1935 – 16 November 1954

MS-1131-69 Accommodation Committee, 23 August 1962 – 23 March 1972

MS-1131-70 Finance and Executive Committee, 22 April 1958 – 5 February 1963

MS-1131-71 Finance and Executive Committee, 26 February 1963 – 23 July 1968

MS-1131-72 Cashbook, January 1978 – December 1982

MS-1131-73 Cashbook, December 1969 – May 1972

MS-1131-74 Programme Committee, 24 February 1954 – 16 August 1966

MS-1131-75 Activities Committee, 19 November 1974 – 19 October 1977

MS-1131-76 Residential Club, June 1954 – 19 July 1962

MS-1131-77 World Fellowship/Mutual Service Committee, 20 September 1961 – 21 July 1971

MS-1131-78 Save the Children Fund, 1960s; Journal and notes cards and correspondence regarding children sponsored by YWCA

MS-1131-79 Mt. Roskill Blue Triangle Club, 8 November 1961 – October 1963

MS-1131-80 Visitors Book, October 1959 – 6 May 1981

MS-1131-81 Visitors Book, 20 February 1974 – 11 December 1977

MS-1131-82 Visitors Book, 14 July 1970 – 24 February 1974

MS-1131-83 Press Cuttings, 1911 – 1913

MS-1131-84 Press Cuttings, 1914 – 1921

MS-1131-85 Press Cuttings, 1921 – 1926

MS-1131-86 Press Cuttings, 1926 – 1927

MS-1131-87 Press Cuttings, 1927 – 1931

MS-1131-88 Press Cuttings on campaign for funds to enlarge hostel, 1926

MS-1131-89 Press Cuttings, 1927

MS-1131-90 Scrapbook, 1935 – 1949 [Outsized]

MS-1131-91 Scrapbook, 1930 – 1931

MS-1131-92 Scrapbook, 1931 – 1933

MS-1131-93 Scrapbook, 1933 – 1935

MS-1131-94 Scrapbook, 1934 – 1935

MS-1131-95 Scrapbook, 1936 – 1937

MS-1131-96 Scrapbook (undated)

MS-1131-97 Scrapbook, 1938 – 1944

MS-1131-98 Scrapbook, 1944 – 1957

MS-1131-99 Scrapbook, 1957 – 1970

MS-1131-100 Scrapbook, 1967 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-101 Scrapbook, 1970 – 1976 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-102 Scrapbook, 1971 – 1976 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-103 Scrapbook, 1971 – 1975 (typed summary available) [Outsized]

MS-1131-104 Scrapbook, 1977 – 1979 (typed summary available) [Outsized]

MS-1131-105 Scrapbook, 1980 – 1982 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-106 Scrapbook, 1982 – 1983 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-107 Scrapbook, 1983 – 1984 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-108 Scrapbook, 1982 – 1984 (typed summary available)

MS-1131-109 Scrapbook, January – April 1984 (typed summary available) [Outsized]

MS-1131-110 Scrapbook, April – August 1984 (typed summary available) [Outsized]

MS-1131-111 Scrapbook, August – October 1984 (typed summary available) [Outsized]

MS-1131-112 “Jean Begg – Wartime Memories” by Betty Corbet (nee Lorimer), England, 1967.

MS-1131-113 Room Hire Account Book, 1971 – 1972

MS-1131-114 Mobile Pre-School Unit File, 1977 (Robin Houlker head teacher)

MS-1131-115 Mobile Pre-School Unit File, 1985 (Robyn Sigley head teacher)

MS-1131-116 “Every Girl” – A monthly magazine published by YWCA, Auckland, from 1923 to 1930s. [Transferred to NZ Serials collection] Bound Volumes (incomplete): 1-6, 1 August 1924 – 11 June 1931 (complete but last four bound out of sequence) Loose Copies (incomplete): 7-33, September 1924 – November 1932

MS-1131-117a Constitutions and Bylaws prior to 1946

MS-1131-117b Constitution, dated 30 March 1915, signed by Margaret W. Pacey, J.M.L. Buttle, C. Todd Smith [Outsized]

MS-1131-117c Constitution, dated 1 December 1920, signed by Eleanor Wilson (President), Elizabeth Dickenson, Avis Garrard, Elsie T. Griffin (General Secretary) [Outsized]

MS-1131-118 Financial Information and Balance Sheets, 1970 – 1979

MS-1131-119 Financial Information, 1980

MS-1131-120 Reports from Shirley Andrews, including details of home help scheme, 1980

MS-1131-121 Report by Anne Bailey, National Executive Director, on Auckland Association, 1980

MS-1131-122 1919 – Dispute regarding additional work on YWCA building. Mr Gummer, architect, Mrs Pacey and W. Todd Smith for Board, and G. Garner, builder.

MS-1131-123 Scrapbook – Press Cuttings, 1911 – (Misnamed – a collection of loose printed programmes reports, prayer cards and other items mostly from YWCA in NZ and Australia)

MS-1131-124 Board Minute Book, 28 March 1961 – 28 October 1971 [Outsized] At back AGMs, 1961 – 1971 Tribute to Miss Ruby Honor, 3 May 1962 (Page 33) Tribute to Mrs G.A. Davidson, 18 March 1968 (Pages 349-50) Tribute to Mrs Norman Spencer, 6 February (Page 356) Tribute to Mrs Elsie Cumming (nee Bennett) (Page 358)

YWCA SCRAPBOOK - SPORTS DEPARH1ENT - l FLASHES & SPLASHES' - 1967

1. 'Concert for old people' NZHerald September 1967 (T"lusic by ['\iss N H Gunson)

2. YWCA advertisement for Keep Fit Night in Otara Intermediate Hall, South Auckland Courier 11 September 1967 Change of name of Otara Intermediate to Papatoetoe Intermediate. Mr Krause} Swimming Coach, address

3. 'Gymnasts entertain citizens' (Gymnasts from YWCA) 'YWCA women' Auckland Senior Citizens Club entertained by YWCA Ladies' Club led by t1iss H Gunson

4. 'Making Most Of Assets' NZ Herald 8 September 1967 - Photograph and article on YWCA two day elegance courses for girls aged 14 to 16 years.

6. 'Keeping fit at Milford' North Shore Times Advertiser 2 March 1967 - Photograph of May O'Rourke instructor and Mrs L T Bolt and daughter Jacqueline taking part.

8. 'Keeping Fit is Fun' NZ Womans Weekly April 1967 - Beginners Keep Fit Class, May O'Rourke. Photo of Mrs Shirley Waterfield and daughter Anne-Marie.

11. 'In a Well appointed Gym' Business Girls keep Fit, Annual Report.

12. 'Cancer cell won them Dance competition' Photo and group of 8 girls from Papatoetoe High School coached by Miss A Wilson.

15. 'Housewives keep fit at PYCC' South Auckland Courier 18 October 1967 - May O'Rourke's Thursday morning keep fit class.

16. Corso News September 1967 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1970 - Page 1 /'1~ }J31///0

1. "Two years rewarded" 29 November 1970. YWCA hostel warden Grace Lupepe from Rhodesia.

2. "Hottest day in 5 years" S January 1971 "Specialist in Homecraft for women" NZ Herald 6 January 1971 "The Original Waggily Dog Owner" NZ Herald 5 February 1971

3. "Growth in Auckland Suprises" NZ Herald 10 February 1971 "Fruit from home was too costly" NZ Herald 11 February 1971 "Mural To Link Floral Art" NZ Herald 14 January 1970 "Calls go up on Nonday" NZ Herald 12 February 1971

4.* "Devotion to cause of a Lifetime" Auckland Star 16 February 1971. Jean Begg died yesterday. * "Lifetime Of Service to YWCA" NZ Herald 16 February 1971. Jean Begg dies.

5. "Year with Family in Britain Gives Scope to tvlusic Interests" NZ Herald 16 February 1971. Peggy Nalden. "Many Groups In Festival of Arts At Ponsonby" NZ Herald 2 f"larch 1971

6. "Prophecy lS Her Passport" NZ Herald 8 fvlarch 1971. Vera Gilson. "Pre-school Education" NZ Herald 4 jVlarch 1971 "Pioneer Life in Wi ld Outback" HZ Herald 4 fvlarch 1971

7. "Weavers Find Exciting New fvledium inTapestry" NZ Herald 2 fvlarch 1971

8. "Artist's Holiday is Over" HZ Herald 2 March 1971. Kim Grove. "Sandy v Loneliness" NZ Herald 4 f"larch 1971. Sandy Wellstead.

9. "City centenary youth project" Auckland Star 9 March 1971 "She says her garden is NOT Bugged" Auckland Star 9 f"Iarch 1971 "Otara project wins support of factories"

10. "Tolerance in New Generation" NZ Herald 10 fvlarch 1971 "Working Women fvlust Fight for Themselves" NZ Herald 10 f"larch 1971 "Big task is waiting for trained youth" Auckland Star 10 March 1971. Red Cross Society.

11. "Fellowship For Study" NZ Herald 11 March 1971. Anne Gluckman. "Jet housewives" NZ Herald 16 f"larch 1971 "Sisters meet in South Africa" NZ Herald 17 f"larch 1971. Lynn. Robin, & Fiona McPhee.

12. "Kiwi Girls are Terrific Troupers" !-\uckland Star 11 t'larch 1971 "Report to give Princess" Lady Lloyd.

13. "Sisters meet in South Afr-ica" NZ Herald 17 !Vlarch 1971 "Disability is No Obstacle To Design Career" NZ Herald 19 March 1971. Beatrice Scarsibrick. "Active part Taken While Oversecls" Jenefor f"laiden.

14, "Dedicated To Cause For Better Work" NZ Herald 18 f"larch 1971. Jenny Poore.

15. "Role for Aci:resses To COV'2t" NZ Herald 17 fvlarch 1971. Pam Ferris. / "Women don't make doctor starry-eyed" II.JZ Herald 17 f'larch 1971 /1S 1/:3/ II!)! YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1971 - Page 2

16. "Equality of commitment main aim" Auckland Star 10 l"larch 1971 "Widen Training for Social Workers" NZ Herald 17 March 1971

17. "Hospital Grew in Her Care" NZ Herald April 1971. l"liss K B Beuke.

18. "l"Iaking conservation work" HZ Herald iVlarch 1971 "War Service Adapts Work" HZ Herald 24 1"Iarch 1971. Betty Moore.

19. "Study Continues on her Leave" NZ Herald 24 March 1971. Vera MacKay.

20. "Religious Art Becomes aNew Hobby" NZ Herald 24 IV[arch 1971. Ruth Coyle.

21. "Longest-Serving Policewoman Receives Award" NZ Herald :31 I'larch 1971. A M Sim.

22. "Family Links Made In Thailand" NZ Herald 1 April 1971. Eleanor McDowell.

23. "Professor says: Permissive age near end of swing" Auckland St.ar 13 April 1971 "Unusual Tone to Orchestra" NZ Herald. 31 March 1971. Linden Duncan.

24. "Clearing house 'with Its Own Cu.rrency" NZ Herald. 31 l"larch 1971.

2.5. "British Nannies are Unrivalled" }\uckland Slar 10 t"larch 1971 1971 "Heads Will Warn Parenls" "Altrusans To Confer" 4 April 1971

26. "Role of Women In Economy After Marriage" NZ Herald 1 April 1971 "Point of Vew is Key, Congregation told"

27. "Surgeon Did Much in Fight Against Cancer" NZ Herald 15 April 1971. John Maxwell-Clarke dies (Daisy Maxwell-Clark was President of YWCA) "Social Welfare Workers Say l"lerger f'listake" NZ Herald 8 April 1971

28. "City with a Soul" NZ Herald 20 April 1971 "L1L Comes to Rescue of Lonely Women" (Lively Ladies' League)

29. "Mayor Calls For Unity to Build Greater Auckland" NZ Herald 20 April 1971 "25 Must Join Union or Lose Jobs" NZ Herald 21 April 1971

30. Princess Alexandra visits YWCA. 20 April 1971 "Help for youth just a phone call away" Auckland Star 25 June 1970

31. Princess Alexandra talking to overseas students at YWCA. "Auckland as the City of Polynesia" 9 ,July 1970

32. 'IWoman's Lib A Frustrated Outburst" NZ Herald 27 April 1971 I'City lacks unity says l"layor" NZ Herald IS April 1971 "Working Women Call13dWay to Shorter Week" NZ Herald 15 April 1971 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1972 - Page 3

33. "Over-Emphasis on Church Finance Denied by Bishop" NZ Herald 16 April 1971 "$150,907 Is Raised for Children" NZ Herald 13 l>.pril 1971 "Tremendous Upsurge In Scouting" NZ Herald 13 April 1971 "Surgeon Did Much In Fi':rht Against Cancer" NZ Herald 15 April 1971

34. "He'd be "out on a limb'''' .z:..uckland Star 1972

35. "Women's Efforts Crovmed with Success" NZ Herald 19 September 1972 "Active Life Taken in Community" NZ Herald 18 September 1972 "Volunteers Help at Kingseat" NZ Herald 19 September 1972

36. "New Home for Youthline" NZ Herald 9 September 1972 "l"Iaori group works to be rid of Pakena paternalism" NZ Herald 13 September 1972

37. "Pakenas rail to the f1aori voice" Auckland Star 14 September 1972 "1840-1972: How a culture sticks" Auckland Star 14 September 1972

38. "Inaugural meeting for '9TOUP" .z:..uckland Star 1 l"Iarch 1972. National Organisation for Women (NOW) "NOW plans immediate attacks" NZ Herald 1 J.Vlarcn 1972

"Women Take he 1m at Inst i t ut e' I NZ Herald 16 July 1972

39 "l"luch to learn from Polynesians" NZ Herald 1972.

40. "Kids go back 1-.0 1-.he cold" Cnr:istchurcn News 197'2, YWCA of Christchurch.

41. "Female brains are appallingly wasted says YWCA" Auckland Star 21 February 1974. Erica Brodie told Select Committee. "Holdiay fun for Auckland Children" Auckland Star 24 August 1974

42.*"Working women need mon~ self confidence" Auckland Star 14 August 1973. YWCA seminar. 43. Photo of Barbara Cox, tutor YWCA. NZ Herald 1974.

44. "A doct or in the highest tradi t ion s II Auckland Star 13 Febl-uary 1974. Dr Alice Mary Bush dies. * "Stars for YWCA Variety Concert"

45. "'v'lbat sort of person are you becoming?" NZ Herald 18 f"Iarch 1975 * "Guide to Way s to Get Rid 0 f St uf f No Longer Needed" NZ Her'ald 22 July 1976. YWCA Nearly New Shops.

46. "Polynes ian s & promot i on barr i er" f>.uckl and St ar 3 .July 19'74. Mrs Margaret Lee.

47. "Fresh idea::: F01- handicraft" Nt. Herald July 19'75. Zen a Phillips "A matter of degree" NZ Herald 4 August 197.5

48. Letter about .Jean Begg written by Betty Holt, President National Council of Women.

49. "Take a fun trip" City News 8 t~lay 191'4.

51 "Aims to reshape the YfvlCA image" IIJunior hoodlums scare teachers" t'lay,1974 MS II JI I , 01 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1974 - Page 4

52. "City Man gets top sports post" 7 June 1974. Bob Larkin on YWCA staff. "Counselling service set up" Wendy pike. "Pram church service" Auckland Star 18 March 1975

53. "f"lembers Commemorate 50 A.ctive Years" League of I"lothers Jubilee. Aileen Magilsen & Doris Williams.

54. "Great Teacher Broke Barriers" Thelma Clough.

55. "Mothers Look to Future" 12 ["larch 1974. Francie Woodhams & Judy Bridgford of Hobsonville Kindergarten. "People Appeal More than Retirement" 11 !"Iarch 1974. Stella Long.

56. "Decisions on Policy" 1975. Dr Judith Dey of Zonta.

57. "Open Door" Policy in Action at YWCA. History and hostel * policy of Auckland YWCA. "Chance for community leaders"

59. "Community to Gain New Leader" NZ Herald 31 January 1977. * Colleen Ivory appointed community worker for YWCA. * "YWCA \.;orker begins duty". as above.

6D. "Greek Leader Comes here As Pilgrim" I"Irs Athena Athanassiou * Tsouderos, President of YWCA of Athens with Mrs 0 F Lamb.

63. "$200 Zonta Award for Volunteer" 11 February 1974. Joan Mary Longcroft. Zonta President, Dominique Young, and Phoebe Meikle.

64. "De 1 ega t es fly to c ounc i 1 0 f YWCA" Auckland St ar 11 July 1975. NZ delegation of Margaret Cotterill, Erica Brodie, lona Williams, Margaret Cousins and Cecily Brennan to YWCA Council held in Vancouver. "City Woman Aims to be Link" NZ Herald. 1'1 June 1975. Paddy Walker.

69. "Our teenage des ert" Auckland Star 21 February 1974 "Epsom Girls' deputy" Auckland Star 21 February 1974. Grace Griffiths.

70. "They keep alive old comradeships" Auckland Star f"lay 1974. Nan Graham, "Taking "'I" to people" Auckland Star 3 I"larch 1975. ':{I"ICA. "Put best foot forward" Auckland Star 3 !"larch 1975. Jean Adams, Plunket Society,

71. "Adult Cases Poor Relation" 12 March 1974 "Nowhere to go for city families" A.uckland Star 22 [

72, "Maori schooling examined" Auckland Star 9 September 1972 "Historic house is Youthline's home" Auckland Sta.r 16 September 1972,

73. "Church has fund of :n million to fi(~ht racism" NZ Herald 11 September 1972 "Education Builds \'iide (rap" NZ Herald 11 September 1972

74. "Act Not Designed to Impose Uniform Culture" NZ Herald 12 September 1972 7 M3 1131/IV/

YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1972/75 - Page 5

75. "Asians will be welcome" Auckland Star 13 September 1972 "Interest in Park-school Concept" 13 September 1972 "Bid for old folk's home in North Shore" Auckland Star 13 September 1972

76. "Abolish secondary school zones, urges assn" Auckland Star 13 September 1972 "Father figure to thousands" Auckland Star 13 September 1972, Jack Bonham, physical director YMCA 1932 - 1961.

77.& 78. Photos of YWCA Buildings in Queen Street. 7 July 1973.

80. "Female brains are appallingly wasted says YWCA" Auckland Star 21 February 1974. Erica Brodie. "A break for mothers who also work'?" Auckland Star 21 February 1974 "$50,000 Is Needed to Save Building" NZ Herald 24 August 1974, Appeal for funds for YWCA buildings by executive director Mrs K Beck,

81. Photo of girls at gym classes at YWCA. Auckland Star 15 February 1975 "Moving out to suburbs" Auckland Star 15 February 1975, YWCA programme director Jean Burnett announces programmes in Auckland Ci ty suburbs,

82, Advertisements for Aprrentice accommodation and holiday programmes. "Holiday plans for kids" 19 August 1975, "New Skill Phone Call Away" 9 august 197.5 "YWCA holiday programme" City News 20 August 1975, "Advertisement for YWCA Fair" 22 October 1975

83, "First graduates of Edinburgh award at YWCA" Auckland Star 10 September 1975 "Awards for Study" NZ Herald 11 September 1975

84, tty's antidote to spring-cleaning" Auckland Star 6 September 197.5. YWCA classes in suburbs, "Compassionate Group Aid Those Distressed by pregnancy" NZ Herald 18 August 197.5, Pregnacy Help Group public meeting held in YWCA hall. Marilyn Pryor. "Training Is Needed In Child Care" NZ Herald 18 filarch 1975 "New Group to Form" NZ Herald 18 filarch 1975. Public meeting to establish a Women's Electoral Lobby to be held at YWCA.

85, Advertisement for "Come Alive" campaign held in YWCA hall. Auckland Star 16 October 1975 "Awards for Study" NZ Herald 11 September 1975 "Stamp club convention" NZ Herald 15 October 1975, Convention held YWCA hall. "Furniture sale aids YWCA" 14 October 1975. Sale of furniture from Elsie Griffin house, Advertisement for Fair, NZ Herald 18 october 197.5 Advertisement for Christmas Dinner NZ Herald 8 November 1975, Turkey and all the trimmings for $4,50, YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1976 - Page 6 M~ 1131/)01

86. "Cont est for Le i sure Hours" NZ Herald 16· August 1976. YWCA programmes. "Man Found Guilty in YWCA Case" NZ Herald 10 August 1976 "First Prize In R.affle To Society" Auckland Star 8 September 1976. Multiple Sclerosis Society. Advertisement for YWCA jumble sale. City News 31 August 1976 "Holiday fun for children" Auckland Star 10 September 1976

87. "Seven years for attach in YWCA" Auckland Star 8 September 1976 "YWCA" City News 17 August 1976. YWCA holiday programme. "Talents turned to multiracial pride". Paddy Walker.

88. "Seven-year Term for Wounding Woman" NZ Herald September 1976 "YWCA's grant cut may curb community work" Auckland Star 11 December 1976

89. "YWCA Gives Its Helping Hand To the Suburbs".NZ Herald 1976. Ruth Carrigan and Annette Dixon assess community needs. Photo of Karen Vickers, RLtth Carrigan, Raewyn Gubb and Karen Studman.

90. "Changing Role of YWCA in World Posts" NZ Herald 26 October 1976. Anne Bailey, national YWCA executive director. "Retraining" NZ Herald 1 November 1976. YWCA & WEA.

91. "Poynesian radio plan backed" 3 December 1976 "Mission: Helping NZ the Y Way" NZ Herald 26 October. Anne Bailey. Innovative advertisement for YWCA holiday camps

92. "Dancing for Christmas" NZ Herald 15 December 1976. Leone Ripley at Samoan Christmas Party held in YWCA hall.

101."Twenty minutes in the day of a First Lady". Masiofo Fetaui Mata'afa, wife of Samoan prime minister.

102."Learn to read for stay at home adults"

103."Committed to work for preschoolers" 19 December 1973. Jean Goldschmidt, Auckland Playcentre.

105. "Never tUl-ned away" James Liston Hostel. "Medals for Motherhood, Soviet Mothers Given Preferential Status" 25 July 1974

106."Coach at YMCA for 30 Years" 2 February 1976. Jack Bonham. "Training an army - at 70" NZ Herald. Marjorie Sykes.

107. "Auckland course for socia.1 workers" "Learning About City Life". Photo of Peggy Wilson who ran YWCA charm courses for many years.

108. "Hospital Walls Hide f"lany Gifts". Miss Cowman and f"liss Ritchie.

1 09. "Pageant to I"lark Women} s Progres s" NZ. Herald 9 Sept ember 1975. National Council of Women.

117."Good neighbours for aged" Auckland Star 2 July 1974

118."Retiring Matron Looks at Hospital Plan" NZ Herald 30 September 1975. Miss M E Burgess.

119."Taking education to people" Auckland Star 21 June 1975

120. Mrs Margaret Joslin with lace making bobins. Auckland Star October 1975 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1971 - Page 1

1. "The Day Continues" NZ Herald 20 April 1971. Princess Alexandra visits YWCA.

2. "Visitor at YWCA" 23 June 1961. Gwen r"latthews, Hazel Masters YWCA, and Mrs Elmyria Hull of New York.

3. "Keeping abreast" NZ Herald 3 July 1971. YWCA beauty contest. "Keeping abreat" as above. YWCA finalists Mandy & Monique. "A course for "Powder Puff Mechanics'''' Auckland Star 22 July 1971. YWCA course.

4. "Skills Taught to Lonely" N'l Herald 6 August 1971. Peggy Fullager speaks to YWCA coffee club. "Holiday Games and Fun" NZ Herald 23 August 1971. . YWCA holiday programme.

5. "Achievement In New Integration" N'l Herald 8 October 1971. Dorothy Thornley speaks to YWCA coffee club. "Contest for Pupils" September 1971. Centennial painting contest organised by YWCA. "Camps for '::firls" Auckland St ar 30 Oct ober 1971. YWCA camps.

6. "14 Nations Featured in Floral Show" NZ Womens Weekly 8 November 1971. YWCA's contribution to Centennial celebrations. "No generation gap at Conference" NZ Herald 15 October 1971. World YWCA conference held in Ghana. Delegates Ruth Shrimpton, Erica Brodie, Nancy Claridge. "Saying it with flowers" Auckland Star 13 October 1971.

7. "Scope for Action Ahead in YWCA" NZ Herald 10 October 1971. Report of Council meeting held in Ghana.

8. "Influential Group In Conference" NZ Herald 13 October 1971. NCW Conference.

9. "Community Help for Clubs" NZ Herald 3 November 1971. Service club proposed.

10. "Women in action cope with community chores". Community Service Bureau.

11. "Grants by Trust Benefit 166 Organisations" NZ Herald 11 November 1971. McKenzie Trust Board. "Mixed-sex hostels best" Auckland Star 14 December 1971. Jean Begg Hall. "YWCA address" Auckland Star 4 December 1971. Erica Brodie.

12. "YWCA Becomes Male Orientated" NZ Herald 17 February 1972. Hazel f"Iast era.

13. "Something for everyone in M' ere programme'l South Aucklan Courier'23 February 1972. YWCA programmes. "YWCA Classes for Otara and f"langere" Auckland Star 29 February 1972

14. "YWCA fees remain same" Central Leader 23 February 1972. "Day out to beat suburban blues". YWCA programmes.

15. "Communi ty Scheme for Women" Auckland Star 25 Februal-y 1972 "New club gathers strength" City & West End News 10 May 1972. YWCA Community Service Club. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1972/73 - Page 2

16. "Volunteers form Committee" NZ Herald 1 t'larch 1972. YWCA community service committee.

17. "Inaugural meeting for group" Auckland star 1 March 1972. National Organisation for Women (NOW).

18. "Woman Who Found Her "Right Niche"" NZ Herald 3 t'larch 1972. Gladys Ambat, YWCA Madras India.

19. "Happening Year for Student Counselling" NZ Herald 7 March 1972. Mrs L. Maclay.

20. "YWCA Classes for t'lothers" Auckland Star 18 t'larch 1972. "YWCA runs into red, seeks help" Auckland Star 29 March 1972

21. "Influence of Change For YWCA" NZ Herald 6 April 1972. Pauline Nicholson appointed President of YWCA.

22. "Whatever talents ... we can use them" West End News 22 t'larch 1972. Community Service club Hazel Masters, Kay Weir.

23. "YWCA director at world conference" City and West End News 10 !vlay 1972. Hazel Masters to attend World YWCA Training Institute in Geneva. "Social News" NZ Herald 5 Nay 1972. as above. "YWCA jumble room" City and West End News 21 March 1973

24. "t'lore help for drifters needed" Auckland Star 24 May 1972. Katrine Brown, YWCA of Christchurch at National Convention In Wellington. "Most Time Devot ed to YWCP," NZ Herald 17 Ivlay 1972. t'Iary Rockefeller of New York visits NZ

2S. "New role for YWCP," Auckland Star 22 t'Iay 1972. Erica Brodie executive director YWCA of NZ. "Counselling Service to be Extended" NZ Herald. Youthline. "Nucleus of Travel Study Fund", Jean Beger bequest to be used for travel fund. "Memorial sex-vic e for dedicated h eadmi stres s" Auckland Star 2 6 May 1972. Rua Gardner former headmistress of Auckland Girls Grammer School dies.

26. "School Head for 22 Years". Rua Gardner dies. " Spec ial Fund to Honour tvIi s s Gardner" Funeral notice for Rua Gardner. Died 25 May 1972. "Funeral of "'lias Gardner" "Bequests by Former Headmistress" NZ Herald 19 July 1972. $5IJOO to YWCA.

27. "Helping Hand for Hundreds" NZ Herald 8 July 1972. CAB.

28. "New YMCA course for young adults" April 1972 "YWCA members to staff shop" April 197:2. Community service club to staff craft shoppe.

29. "A Course for "Powder Puff t'lechanics"". YWCA course.

30. Women at car maintenance course. "Behind the Scenes in Hotel" NZ Herald 7 .July 1972. Shona Scott public relations officer of Hotel In~er-Continental speaks to Coffee club. YWCA club in Bader Drive Mangere, Central Courier 29 June 1972. 1/ YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1971 - Page 3

31. "All Talk & No Do? They're Set to Go" Auckland Star 29 October 1971. YMCA "Holiday "Doings'''' YMCA "Camps for Girls" YWCA camp at Parau.

32. "Swing your Partners" YMCA "Coffee Hour" NZ Herald July 1971. Jean Milne speaks on Wigs.

33. "Youngsters Brave Tasman Surf" Yt'tCA, YWCA & Boystown activity "Diveersions In Pleny For the Holidays" May. Holiday programmes.

34. "Holidays Are Fun - For Some" August 1971. "It could be the busiest holiday they've had" Auckland Star 21 August 1971.

35. "Hol iday Games and Fun" "Contest For Pupils" NZ Herald 16 September 1971. Painting competition. "Concert for Elderly" NZ Herald 20 July 1971. YWCA & Pat McMinn. "First Aid for Burns" NZ Herald 18 August 1971. Mr T A Catley talks to coffee club. "YWCA in floral tribute to city"

36. "No heart to tell her tale" Shin Sook Suh of Seoul. YWCA.

37. "No Generation Gap at Conference" NZ Herald 15 October 1971. YWCA World Conference at Ghana - delegates: Ruth Shrimpton, Erica Brodie, Nancy Claridge. Luncheon for Elmyria Hull of New York YWCA at WhangareiYWCA. NZ Herald 29 June 1971

38. "YWCA classes for mothers" Auckland Star 18 t'larch 1972. "YWCA has eyes on Otara hall"

39. "City Girls lap up the Country Life" South Auckland Courier 17 May 1972. YWCA programme organiser Miss G singh takes underpriviledged children to farm in Takanini.

40. Citizens Advice Bureau ne)

41. "International Institute Promotes New Ideas" NZ Herald 1 August 197'2. Hazel Masters reports on YWCA training institute in Geheva.

4'2. "Group Faces $6000 Task" Auckland Star '2 September 1972. Papatoetoe Youth Group. "Joint Farm Clubs Praised" Auckland Star '2 September 1972. Country Girls Clubs.

43. "Awards t'lade to Groups" NZ Herald 4 Sept ember 1972. Work with young maoris. "May Lease YWCA for Homeless" NZ Herald 15 September 1972. Elsie Griffin House.

44. "Looking at emergency houses idea" Auckland Star 13 September 1972. "YWCA only emen:.rency housing" NZ Herald 15 September 1972 "Cosmetic Party" NZ Herald 19 September 1972. YWCA class at Glenfield. !r 12-

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45. "May Lease YWCA For Homeless" NZ Herald 15 September 1972. ACC may lease Elsie Griffin House for homeless. "Service Staffed by Hesitant Helpers" NZ Womens Weekly 25 September 1972. YWCA community service club. Kay Weir, Hazel Masters, Maude Withers.

46. "Squatting Threat To Hasten Transit Housingll NZ Herald 21 September 1972. "New Race Relations Office busy already" City & West End News 20 September 1972. Race Relations rooms in YWCA building.

47. "Helping the Homeless" NZ Herald 22 September 1972. ACC & YWCA.

48. "Outing for Family" NZ Herald 26 September 1972. YWCA fair on 7 October. "Craft Display Ends Today" NZ Herald 1 December 1972. Hobby arts and crafts on display at YWCA. "Families, city workers focus of YW plans" Auckland Star 19 November 1974. $150,000 development grant for Auckland YWCA endorsed by ARA and Ministry of recreation and sport.

50. "School holiday activities" Auckland Star 10 May 1975.

52. "YWCA Facelift Is Completed" Renovations to hostel. l"lrs A V Fraer, Mrs Bryce Bond and Mrs M D Arber.

91. "Dancetirne" NZ Herald. March 1975. Friday night teenage dances.

92. "New Directors At Top Level at Auckland YWCA" NZ Herald 21 March 1975. Janet Eales and Gill Kidd appointed. "YWCA boss" Auckland Star 29 March 1975. Janet Eales appointed.

94. "Tradition at Y Carried on ll NZ Herald 25 March 1975. Marjorie Bond appointed President.

95. "YWCA summer camp for children" City News 2 December 1975 "Fun for Children" Auckland Star 1 September 1975 Advertisement for YWCA's spring programme.

101."Scout head kept his promise" NZ Herald 6 March 1976. Function held in YWCA hall. Photo of Ena Kayes, Doris Wills, Mona Swales & Joy Read at first Asian Pacific regional convention of former SCQuts and Guilds held in YWCA hall NZ Herald 9 March 1976 "Pacific Island Women's Commttee" Paddy Walker. Meeting held in YWCA.

102."After-work range at the Y to grow" 19 February 1976. Club activities after work at YWCA "Y opens fund-raising city shop" 1 l"larch 1976. Nearly New Shop in New North Road opens today. "Long Service To World YW Association" I'll Herald 21 May 1976. Dr Una Porter of Melbourne, a former president of the World YWCA visits NZ to attend a jubilee confernce held in Palmerston North.

103."Stabbed, Jabbed by Armed Man, says Girl" Nl Herald 29 June 1976. Canadian tourist attacked. at YWCA hostel.

104."Check with Knife Manufacturers" NZ Herald 6 June 1976.

Stabbing at YWCA as above. J "Stabbing charge is adjourned" Auckland Star 29 June 1976. same. "City rallies to stab victim" Auckland Star 8 June 1976 as above.

II Stabbing Leads to Chan:rell I'll Herald 10 June 1976 as above. 13 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1976 - Page 5

105."Remand for Man Accused In Stabbing Case" NZ Herald July 1976. as above.

106.Golden Jubilee booklet of YWCA of New Zealand 1926 - 1976.

107. II Two night attacks - Security a problem so girls' hostel to close" Auckland Star 7 June 1976. YWCA Jean Begg hostel.

111."Jean Begg Dedicated her Life to Welfare Projects" Otago Daily Times 16 February 1971. Jean Begg dies. Photo of Jean Begg and Phoebe Michie.

112."Jean Begg - One of the Greats" RSA report by Iris Latham

113."Pacifica helps Island Women" Western Leader 29 November 1977 Photo of Lynette Curran, Avondale branch president.

172.Photo of fencers in YWCA gymnasium Auckland Star 28 July 1955.

175."A Century of Christian Workingl' Auckland Star 28 July 1955. Photos taken at 'open house' to mark the city's centennial celebrations show the chapel, playing billiards, playing badminton, arts and crafts, floral work, embroidery and millinery.

179."Good neighbours ensure that overseas students settle down happily here" NZ Herald 12 April 1969. Overseas students) some of whom stay in the Jean Begg hostel.

181.Photo of class for floral decoration with tutor Mrs Craig. Auckland Star 28 July 1955.

182.Postcard photos of YWCA's Queen street premises.

183."Surveys without purpose" 28 December 1973. Margaret Shields co-founder of Society for Research on Women. "Execut i ve for Trust II NZ Herald 27 t'lay 1975. Bet ty Bates President of Womens Auxiliary of the Laura Fergusson Trust for Disabled Persons.

184."Facing adventure of retirement" Auckland Star 28 February 1974. Winifred McNaughton. 185.Photo of teenagers at YWCA dance. 1974

186."Grant of $50,000 to YWCA" NZ Herald 8 April 1975. YWCA of NZ receives grant from Sutherland Self Help Trust Board. "Moving out to suburbs" Auckland Star 15 February 1975. YWCA courses to be held in suburbs.

187."Fighting Crime Among Young People" NZ Herald 10 June 1974.

188."Plan For Live-in Heart Patients" NZ Herald 21 February 1974. YMCA. "Bank donations of $350,000" Auckland Star 22 May 1975. YWCA receives $1500.

189."Guide to Whats on During the Holidays" NZ Herald 14 May 1974.

190."Grants for Sport and Recreation from Government" 11 March 1974. YWCA receives $4,000. r-

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1. 'Influence of Change for YWCA'. Pauline Nicholson appointed President. 'YWCA address' Auckland Star 4 December 1971. Erica Brody to address YWCA on World Council meeting held in Ghana.

2. 'Community Help For Clubs' NZ Herald 3 November 1971. YWCA new Community Help Club.

3. 'YW shuns Victorian hostel image' Auckland Star 19 February 1972. Photo of Hazel Masters who explains how hostel runs. 'Programmes for girls' holidays' Auckland Star 1972. August holdiay programmes for girls. 'Busy holidays' Auckland Star 22 January 1972. Holiday programme held in Ponsonby Community Centre and organised by Sue West of YWCA programme department.

4. 'International Institute Promotes New Ideas' NZ Herald 1 August 1972. Photo of Hazel Masters who comments on YWCA training course held in Geneva. 'YWCA Becomes Male Orientated' 17 February 1972. Hazel Masters comments on hostel and history.

5. 'YWCA Becomes Male Orientated' NZ Herald 16 February 1972. As above.

6. 'Camping's the caper with the YWCA' Sunday Times 10 December 1972. Holiday programmes throughout NZ Ys explained. 'Volunteers Form Committee' NZ Herald 1 March 1972. New Volunteer community service club meets.

7. 'Facilities for youth' Auckland Star 30 September 1972. General. 'Addicts at drug centre need not fear law' NZ Herald 4 November 1972. Miss J V Fowler appointed Auckland Director for Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. General.

8. 'State aid will boost youth hostel progress' Government assistance to Youth Hostels Association. 'Many under-fives claimed at risk' Auckland Star 19 May 1972. General. 'Police move to clean up Upper Queen St' NZ Herald 24 February 1973. Following complaints by occupants of YWCA Hostel police to clean up area of prostitutes and their clients. 'YWCA girls kept awake by louts' Auckland Star 24 February 1973. As above.

ill 9. 'Woman Who Found Her 'IRight Niche • Gladys Ambat executive director of YWCA in Madras India, on a visit to New Zealand after having spent 7 months working with the YWCA in Latoka, Fiji. 'Salvation Army Gets Backing of Businessmen' NZ Herald 2 June 1972. Salvation army hostels in Auckland.

10. 'YWCA meeting' City & West End News 21 March 1971, Annual general meeting advised. 'Decline in Street Activity' NZ Herald 4 March 1973. Upper Queen St area noise and numbers of people reduced at night. 'YWCA girls cop vice area heat' 8 O'Clock 17 March 1973, YWCA housemaid attacked in Upper Queen St. 11. ' Community craft centre exploits varied ancestries'. Otara Community Arts and Crafts group tutored by Kay Tichener and YWCA programme department Miss Gurmeeta Singh. ('Ii /13'/;03 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1973 - Page 2

11. 'YWCA winter classes' City and West End News 6 June 1973 Greenlane programme.

12. 'Far-From-Fusty YWCA Offers Service In Step with Times' NZ Herald 3 April 1973. Services offfered by YWCA. Photo of H. Gunson & Kay Galor. 13. 'Have dinner at the YWCA' City & West End News 4 April 1973. Dining room open to public seven days a week. 'Be wise - stay at the Ys' NZ Herald 18 April 1973. Article by Berta Kivi urging travellers to stay at YWCA and YMCA hostels when travelling the world. Advertisement for Keep Fit Classes in city and suburbs. Auckland Star 5 March 1973.

14. 'YWCA Will Aim to Get At Causes of Problems' NZ Herald 16 May 1973. New President Mrs G K Cotterill elected at National Convention held in Hamilton. New purpose adopted. 'Penal Reform suggested' Auckland Star 16 May 1973. Convention remits on penal reform for women, pensioner housing, support for pacific islanders settling in NZ and simplified legal documents. 'Want to be beautiful?' Auckland Star 12 May 1973. Girls world Beauty couse held in school holidays. 'Helping fill those school holiday hours' Auckland Star 7 May 1973. School holiday programme. 'YWCA' jumble room" City and West End News 21 March 1973. Boutique selling good quality second hand clothing. 'YWCA' Courier 14 June 1973. Mangere classes.

15. 'After School Club to Start' Eastern Courier 6 June 1973. After school programme operating in Glen Innes Intermediate School hall. 'Know how your car works' Auckland Star 5 June 1973. Powder puff mechanics course held at YWCA. 'YWCA winter classes' Central Leader 6 June 1973. Classes 1n city and suburbs. 'Founder On Hand for 60th Party' Auckland Star 5 June 1973. YMCA Camp Adair founder George W. Adair cuts the cake.

16. 'YWCA Programme' South Auckland Courier 30 May 1973. Classes in Eastern suburbs. 'She must list and illustrate all the problems of NZ' NZ Womans Weekly 16 December 1968. Joan Kennington executive director Christchurch YWCA to attend YWCA training course in New York.

17. Photo of delegates to YWCA national convention held in Hamilton 11 May 1973. 'YWCA Sets an Example Says Lady Blundell' NZ Herald 11 May 1973 Lady Blundell opens National convention. 'Day Care Only for Needy' Minister of Social Welfare comments at annual conference of Child Care Centres.

18. 'Up Queer Street .. ' Police act on complaints by YWCA of undesirable behaviour outside YWCA hostel.

19. 'The Tender Touch for Family Car' NZ Herald 30 June 1973. Mrs Monds attends mechanics course. 'Giving Wives Wider Horizons' NZ Herald 25 July 1973. Seminars for women who wish to return to work ~orce. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1973/74 - Page 3

20. Advertisements for Jumble Sale West End News 17 April 1973 Advetisement for Day and evening classes 1973. Helen Kidd YWCA programme director and Glad Marett activities committee with van for programme department. 'Powder puff mechanics' Auckland Star 3 July 1974. Course for housewives interested in their motor vehicles.

21. 'Downtrodden, Untapped' NZ Herald 14 September 1973. World YWCA president visiting NZ. 'Exciting Womens Weekend' 17 September 1973. United Womens Convention held in YMCA.

22. '"Open Door" policy in action at YWCA' Challenge Weekly. Photos of Auckland YWCA buildings (7) and article on policy and history of YWCA.

24. Continuation of above article.

25. 'Look Ahead YWCA told by speakers' The Times 12 May 1973. Photo of Lady Blundell and YWCA President Mrs W J Shrimpton opening YWCA national convention in Hamilton. Advertisement offering accommodation in Jean Begg house November 1983.

26. 'YWCA girls cop vice area heat' Auckland Star 17 March 1973. Upper Queen Street area outside YWCA hostel. , Death of YWCA official'. Mrs Jean Winifred Davidson died yesterday aged 55.

27. 'Volunteers Form Committee' Community service club forms. 'Her YWCA service rewarded' Mrs Lucie Storey of Parnell awarded honorary life membership of YWCA.

28. Photo of special evening for YWCA held at Mercury Theatre. 3 November 1973. 'Director of YWCA Retires' NZ Herald 3 December 1973. Hazel Masters retires.

29. to 31. 'A second chance at work' Auckland YWCA's Step Ahead seminar designed for women wanting to return to the workforce.

32. 'Downtrodden, Untapped' NZ Herald 14 September 1973. World YWCA President Mrs Athena Athanassiou with Imelda Busk Whangarei president and Erica Brodie national executive director.

33. "Y' giving girls responsibility' Miss Joan Rouatt assistant executive director of YWCA of NZ advises on programme for 1974. 'YWCA head on visit' Auckland Star 13 September 1973. World YWCA president visits. 'Life of Service And Success' Auckland Star 19 September 1973 Miss Nola Millar reference librarian Alexander Turnball Library dies.

34. 'More to interest Y Hostel Girls' NZ Herald 16 October 1973 Photo and article on Brenda Craig and Margaret Shaw of YWCA programme department. , Vol unt eers Form Committee'. Vol unt eer club. 'Wide variety of Activities at New YWCA' Wellington YWCA.

J 35. 'Upgrading at the Y' Auckland Star 20 November 1973. Mrs Pauline Nicholson outside YWCA hostel in Queen Street. 'Gave YWCA Long Service' Mrs Jean Davidson dies. !7 , YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1971/72/73/74 - Page 4 MS //31//°3

36. 'Getting into Harness' Programme departments Step Ahead seminar for women wanting to return to work. Flower show held at YWCA for Aucklands centennial celebrations. 12 October 1971. 'Dinner Treat' 24 December 1972. Christmas Dinner at YWCA. 'YWCA Will Welcome President' NZ Herald 27 August 1973. World YWCA Presdients official visit. 'Bid to aid YWCA' Cornish Lamphouse Group purchases Wellington YWCAs Brougham St property. 'Ready for Business' National Board Meeting held in Welllington.

37. 'Delegates face busy three days' National Board Meeting held in Wellington. 'Film on Greeks' Film shown to Nationa Board members. 'Inner peace seen as world peace need' Miss Mary Guthrie NZ delegate to world conference in New Delhi reports to National Board meeting.

38. 'They're to honour a remarkable worman' Auckland Star 1967. Jean Begg hostel opens in Auckland. 'YWCA helps Corso fund' Mary Jinman hands cheque for milk biscuits to Corso organiser on behalf of YWCA.

39. 'Changing pattern for Women in Philipines'. Mrs Aurea del Carmen of Manila YWCA with Auckland YWCA hostess Mrs J B Rowntree 'At the Sign of the Blue Triangle'. The Blue Triangle written by Julian DuguId and reviewed by Susan.

40. 'Jubilee year of YMCA camp'. Camp Adair, Hunua.

41. 'YWCA gives extensive help to developing peoples' Miss Pat Morrison of Christchurch appointed to World YWCA. 'Working Girls in Lebanon' YWCA in Lebanon. 'Women praise seminar' Auckland Star 9 April 1974. Step Ahead seminar for women returning to the work force. 'Lady Blundell At Craft Show' NZ Herald 18 April 1974. Lady Blundell inspects arts and crafts at YWCA.

42. 'Plunket joins new pre-school plan' 22 December 1973. General article on pre school education. 'Help for Autistic Children' NZ Herald 2 May 1974. General.

43. 'Scottish Girl has post with YWCA' 1974. Miss Alison Duncan of Newburgh Scotland takes up appointment in new YWCA hostel in Wellington. 'Seminar for women' 16 April 1974. Comment on Step Ahead seminar. 'Mobile recreation unit for West' Western Leader 7 March 1974. Classes held in Te Atatu.

44. "Y' Gives Suburbanites health, Hobby Classes' NZ Herald 1973. Keep fit and craft classes held in Glenfield.

45. 'Sisterhood for Polynesians' 14 November 1973. General.

46. 'YWCA conference looks at nuclear power' Auckland Star 11 May 1974. Brenda Craig and Margery Crimp attend YWCA youth conference in Kaipoi. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1973/74 & earlier - Page 5

48. 'Lady Porritt sees YWCA work' 4 June 1968. Visit to Wellington YWCA.

49. 'Choice explosion faces all job hunters now' Auckland Star 17 August 1973. Vocational guidence officer Lorna Boyes addresses Step Ahead seminar attendees.

50. 'Mind's repaired - now for those hangups' NZ Herald 18 September 1973. General article on psychiatric problems in youth.

51. 'YWCA Projects Grow With Communities' NZ Herald 6 September 1967. Mrs Yuka Otsuki of Tokyo, Mrs Paul McClellan Jones of New York, and Mrs m N Vuchnich of Toronto passing throught NZ after attending World YWCA conference in Melbourne.

52. 'Artist pays tribute to unflappable Aucklander'. "Pigeon's Luck" by Vladimir Tretchikoff contains refernece to Leil Bridgman a New Zealand YWCA worker he met in a lifeboat off Java in 1942. Photo of Leila Bridgman.

53. 'Lady Blundell visits YWCA' Auckland Star 17 April 1974. 'Funds for YWCA buildings' City News 7 November 1973. Proceeds YWCA fair to go towards new buildings.

54. 'Welfare Subsidies Being Reviewed' NZ Herald 7 February 1974. General article on voluntary welfare agency subsidies. 'Teens' time for a waltz at the "Y'" 24 October 1974. Dances to be held at YWCA. 'Women 'Take a Break" Western Leader 28 May 1974. New name for housewives classes. 'Role of working mother discussed' Western Leader 4 April 1974. Retraining seminar held in New Lynn. 'YWCA in Kohi Take a Break' Courier 12 June 1974.

55. 'YWCA Facelife is Completed' NZ Herald 1 July 1974. Photo of Mrs A Fraer, Mrs Bryce Bond and Mrs M Arber. 'Social Scene' 24 October 1974. Mrs Celia Baskett and Mrs Joan Halstead at variety concert held Auckland Grammer School Theatre.

56. 'guide to Whats On During the Holidays' NZ Herald 14 May 1974. 'Women praise seminar' Auckland Star 8 April 1974. Step Ahead seminar held by YWCA. '$57,000 Grants Announced' NZ Herald May 1974. Todd Foundation grants YWCA $1,000.

57. 'Nation youth Council links 33 major bodges' Auckland Star 11 May 1974. General. 'Death of YWCA Veteran' NZ Herald 25 June 1974. Leila Winifred Bridgman dies aged 83. 'Death of YWCA stalwart at 83' Auckland Star 24 June 1974. As above.

58. 'Getting The Works at the Y' NZ Herald 2 October 1973. Comment by YMCA executive director Maurice Rendle particularly on women.

59. 'The student problem Pay $350 - Rent $674'. General on student bursaries and board payments. 1'1

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60. 'Womens Health clinic Service' NZ Herald 2 October 1975. YMCA Health clinic. 'Retirement after eighteen years' Auckland Star 7 October 1972. Margaret Williams YWCA Board Member.

61. 'Stars for YWCA Variety Concert' 17 October 1974. Fundraising concert held in Auckland Grammer Centennial Theatre. 'A face lift for Y's "image'" 26 September 1974. Kirsten Beck newly appointed executive director. 'Learn to Live with metrics' 6 November 1974. Seminar held in YWCA ,:;)0

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1. 'Trained teachers for preschoolers' Western Leader 2 June 1977 Janet Eales YWCA executive director announces establishment of Mobile Pre School Unit financed by Child Health Foundation. 'YWCA steps into bright new future' Photo of Janet Eales and staff on steps of old building.

2. 'Mothers Go Back To Work - With Children' Photo of Sue Ashwell and children from day care centre at John Dickenson & Co. in Avondale.

3. 'Jobs where two heads are better than one' Auckland Star 4 December 1971 by Ann Elder. Article on Job sharing mentioning submission by Dr Patricia Burns made on behalf of YWCA.

4. 'Woman Ranger is Pilot, Skier Too' NZ Herald 26 December 1975 Article and photo of Miss Barbara Thomson appointed ranger by Lands and Survey Department. 'Communities will have Maori name'

5. 'Parents 'Reject Unmarried Children's Offspring" NZ Herald 11 February 1976. Includes comment on submission by YWCA to Royal Commission on Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion. 'Suburban sameness out so much' Article by Valerie Davies.

7. 'Training local volunteer advisers' by Ann Elder, Auckland Star 1 June 1974. Photo of Neil Smith, Auckland City Council community adviser and citizens' advice bureaus. 'Weekly haven for lonely old' Article on Craft and Care Centres and photo of supervisor Rewa Henderson.

8. 'Non-Earner 'Ignored" Article on submission by National Council of Women on NZ Superannuation Corporation Bill. 'Wide Programme Planned for Princess Alex' NZ Herald 27 Febuary 1971. Mention of attending function at YWCA.

9. 'Many will have April date with princess' NZ Herald 27 February 1971 As above 'Polynesian radio plan backed' YWCA letter to Prime Minister. 'Princess Will Have Busy round on Auckland Visit' NZ Herald 24 March 1971. Visit to YWCA mentioned.

10. 'YWCA Takes a Look Ahead to Next 50 Years in Community' 27 April 1976. Article on YWCA and photo of Janet Eales. 'YWCA's grant cut may curb community work' Auckland Star 11 December. Cuts in grants from Recreation and Sport and Auckland City Council

11. 'Facing the challenge of change' by Valerie Davies. Article and photo on Joy Foote and Community Volunteers.

12. 'Dancing for Christmas' Pacific Womans Council Christmas Party held in YWCA hall, photo of Leone Ripley and others 'Community bus and house' YWCA community worker Colleen Ivory and Mt Wellington community adviser George Bennet. 'Activities' 16 May 1977. Colleen Ivory in Mt Wellington area. 'Women Raise the Tone' 2 May 1977. Women in YMCA hostel. I ;li YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1977 - Page 1

2. 'Mothers Go Back To Work - With Children' Photo of Sue Ashwell and children from day care centre at John Dickenson & Co. in Avondale.

3. 'Jobs where two heads are better than one' Auckland Star 4 December 1971 by Ann Elder. Article on Job sharing mentioning submission by Dr Patricia Burns made on behalf of YWCA.

4. 'Woman Ranger is Pilot, Skier Too' NZ Herald 26 December 1975 Article and photo of Miss Barbara Thomson appointed ranger by Lands and Survey Department. 'Communities will have Maori name'

11. 'Facing the challenge of change' by Valerie Davies. Article and photo on Joy Foote and Community Volunteers.

13. 'Prevention is Cheaper than Cure' NZ Herald 13 April 1977 New Auckland YWCA President Mrs Kay Weir, article and photo 'Change of Policy' 13 May 1977. Change of emphasis from hostel to community work. 'Holiday programme, Parents and their children invited to join programme' South Auckland Courier 5 May 1977. Article on holdiay programmen run by Colleen Ivory in Mt Wellington. 'YWCA houses Argentinians' Auckland Star 11 May 1977. Migrants bound for Australia move into YWCA hostel. 'Grateful parent' South Auckland Courier 24 May 1977. Letter about holiday programme.

14. 'YWCA Cannot Sell Buildings' NZ Herald 25 May 1977. Article on sale of Queen Street property. 'Community worker 'overwhelmed" 31 May 1977. Colleen Ivory YWCA community worker. 'Mums will run own school' Auckland Star 13 June 1977 Mt Wellington mothers to run own playcentre.

". 15. 'Abortion reform' 1 June 1977, YWCA and others submissions to Royal Commission. Includes Co-actions statements. 'Youthline marks time at YWCA' Auckland Star 3 June 1977 Youthline boarders accommodated at YWCA

16 'Toys to Enchant All Generations' NZ Herald 2 August 1977 Dolls Exhibition held in YWCA social hall, Queen St. 'New body gives city youth national voice'. Establishment of National Youth Council.

17 'Youth Voice' continued as above. 'More homes needed for boarding' Auckland Star 13 October 1977 YWCA/Labour Department hostess scheme for apprentices on training courses. 'Masked knifer attacks in YWCA' 21 June 1977. Vicious attack on boarder. 'YWCA Sells some Rooms' NZ Herald 17 November 1977. Sale of Queen Street property to Marinatha Trust.

18. 'Buildings put 'Y' back in the black' 19 November 1977. Sale of Queen Street property to Marinatha Trust. 'City planners worry as hostels lose patronage' Auckland Star 25 October 1977. Concern expresses by Auckland City Council.

19. 'The Y' 27 October 1977. Article on YMCA and YWCA on opening of YMCA's Hunua Village. 'Youth group moves fast' Auckland Youth Council meeting. 'Night Waifs Seen as Growing' NZ Herald 7 November 1977. Julie Mechen YWCA youth worker. 'YWCA Social Action statement' Article on YWCA of Canada and social action programme.

20. 'Hard boards do what YWCA can't' Article on Wellington YWCA hostel - students bypass comfy hostel beds. 'YWCA steps into bright new future' December 1977. Janet Eales and staff move from Queen Street building to 'The Lodge' . Colleen Donaldson is the first woman to stay in YMCA hostel in Pitt Street. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1978 - Page 3

21. 'Cutting food bills' Mt Wellington food co-operative. 'Advice Bureau opening' Mt Wellington Citizens Advice Bureau opens 17 April 'Ostracism Claim By Social Worker' Will Ilolahia, YWCA worker has nomination for National Youth Council vetoed by Government. 'Appointed as Secretary' NZ Herald 6July 1978. New Zealander Erica Brodie appointed general secretary of World YWCA. 'Finance problems hit Massey mums' Western Leader 18 July 1978. YWCA Mobile Preschool Unit Head Teacher Robin Houlker comments on the plight of young families in the Massey area.

22. 'He's Will, of 'The Nigs', BA' Western Leader 20 July 1978. Article on Will Ilolahia, detached youth worker for YWCA in West Auckland. 'Few walk for charity' NZ Herald 6 December 1978. United Way's walkathon and garden party. Community Diary advising of Colleen Ivory's work in Mt Wellington area. Advertisement in Eastern Courier advising of times attended at CAB of YWCA community worker. 'Consult young Church urged' general article on activities for youth. 'YWCA needs base' Article asking for the use of an empty building in West Auckland for storage of waste materials.

23. 'Nomination conflict ends in ray of hope' Evening Post 8 August 1978. President of National Youth Council accepts Government's rejection of Will Ilohahia's nomination. 'YWCA's 'legal dodge to beat Rent Act". Article on YWCA and Rent Law in London. 'Muldoon meets Panther man'. Prime Minister meets Will Ilolahia. 'Holidays could be a bore' Western Leader 24 August 1978. YWCA is running a holiday camp at Huia.

24. 'From vocational guidance to pre-school services' NZ Womans Weekly 8 August 1977. Article and photos on Christchurch YWCA. 'Massey Mothers want Self Growth to go on' May 1978. Camp at Waiau Pa for mothers and children of mobile pre school unit. 'A Paradise Lost, Down Under' Ann Bailey executive director of YWCA of NZ comments.

25. 'MeDtal health grants from telethon' Allocation from 1977 telethon. 'Women depressed by Losing Jobs, Too' Comment by Australian sociologist Mrs Eva Cox. 'No noses tilted at this Rubbish' NZ Herald 13 October 1978 Waste resources director for YWCA, Trevor Prinn comments. 'House of Garbage Resource Centre' Milton Road Mt Eden house. 'Bins to take waste plastic'

26. 'Pruning Knife Wielded by Councillors' NZ Herald 18 August 1978. YWCA's application for remission of rates deferred. 'Handbag theft charge dismissed' NZ Herald 31 November 1978. Will Ilolahia and the police. 'Training trip will cost kindy adviser her pay' NZ Herald 31 October 1978. Kim Spackman's application for paid leave while on a training course in Japan for YWCA rejected. r I

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27. 'Mt Albert kindly worker at international talks' Central Leader 31 October 1978. Kim Spackman's attendance at Asian/Oceanic seminar on community, youth and the child. 'Adviser will be paid' NZ Herald 1 November 1978. Reversal of decision not to pay Kim Spackman's wages whilst on training trip. 'Appeal Lost In Trespass Case' NZ Herald 14 November 1978. Will Ilolahia's appeal dismissed.

28. "Y' Unit Assists Massey Mums' NZ Herald 7 November 1978. Nobile Pre-School Unit. 'Anyone want $ll,OOO?' Western Leader 4 October 1978. Portage Licencing Trust's distribution of charity funds.

29. 'The day Muldoon came to Tamaki' 8 November 1978. Letter to Editor by Kay Weir. 'Western kindy worker at international talks' Western Leader. Kim Spackman's training trip to Japan.

30. 'Mt Wgtn's CAB has the answer on file' Mt Wellington CAB. 'They work 80-hr week' Auckland Star 18 December 1978 Detached youth workers including Will Ilolahia.

31. 'Drop-in Centres, Gang Help Part of YWCA Programme' NZ Herald 19 December 1978. Janet Eales comments on Auckland YWCA. 'Salvaging Rubbish' NZ Herald 19 December 1978. Margaret Hill Resource worker comments.

32. Photocopies of photographs of Mobile Pre-School Unit Teachers Robin Houlker and Kim Spackman with some of the children.

33. 'Colleen Aims to Inspire Self-help' NZ Herald 4 January 1979 Photo and article on Colleen Ivory and Mary Shelley and programme run in Mt Wellington area. 34. 'Will Knows Tune of 'At Risk' Youngsters' NZ Herald 9 January 1979. Will Ilolahi and Felicite Jardine and Detached Youth Work 'Kindergartens at home' 3 February 1979. Nobile Pre-School Unit.

35, 'Helping Hand for Future Leaders' NZ Herald 19 January 1979 Julie Mechen youth worker for YWCA. 'City Life Proves Heady for Some' NZ Herald 19 January 1979 Peggy Fullagar, accomodation officer for apprentice placement scheme.

36. 'Gangs are on-side with police' NZ Herald. General article. Advertisement for Young Road Coffee and Craft Group, Penrose 'Taking time to be 'selfish" Auckland Star 7 Narch 1979. Marcia Russell.

37. 'Lunch Club Is SO' Auckland Womens Lunch Club started in 1929 by Olive Kenner as a support group for YWCA. 'Issues Too LOW-key' 17 April 1979. United Womens Convention. 'Massey Mothers Want Self Growth to Go On' NZ Herald 8 May 1979 Mobile Pre-School Unit camp at Waiau Pa.

38. 'Keskidee coming to stimulate us'. Black theatrical troupe to tour NZ, organised by collectives including Will Ilolahia. 'Rob backs gang plan' Sunday News 6 May 1979. General article. 'Gangs give comic okay'. Organiser Will Ilolahia.

39. 'Parents forge new link in education' Auckland Star 14 May 1979 Colleen Ivory, YWCA community worker, photo. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1979 - Page 5

40. 'Massey Mothers Want Self Growth to Go On'. Mobile Pre-School Unit. 'Resource Material collected' North Shore Times Advertiser 22 May 1979. Devonport Council to allocate one pen to YWCA resouce centre's use. 'Work of Gang Impresses Mayor' The Headhunters and Mayor of Waitemata City, Ian McHardy.

41. 'Kindy Teachers Await News On Extra Staff'. General article on need for third teacher at kindergartens. 'Telethon Trust Approves Projects' NZ Herald 20 June 1979 YWCA receives allocation from Year of the Child telethon. 'The Gangs' General article. 'Focus on Women' NZ Herald 6 August 1979. Public meeting at YWCA for Womens Studies Association.

42. 'File Will Help Women' NZ Herald 10 September 1979. Resource file and information exchange set up by Marianne Doczi at YWCA. 'Pacific Islanders at Work in NZ' Photo and article on Board Member Lynn Curran.

43. 'Industrial muscle in the kindergarten' NZ Womans Weekly 16 JUly 1979. Robin Houlker of Mobile Pre-School unit comments. Advertisement by Human Rights Commission.

44. 'Women Air Their Views'. t'Iarilyn Waring MP comments. 'Change to Act Proposed' NZ Herald 30 August 1979. Comment by YWCA on Abortion. 'Exciting new moves in award scheme' Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme.

45. Advetisement for Mobile preschool unit class at t'Iassey. 'Victims of society's failings' turn to gangs and crime' Auckland Star 28 August 1979. Will Ilolahia and detached youth work.

46. Forum column NZ Herald 13 September 1979 announcing Janet Eales resignation as executive director of Auckland YWCA. 'Tag 'Should not stop women seeking change". Shirley Andrews appointed executive director comments. 'Payment for Job Creation simpler' 15 September 1979. General.

47. 'Keskidee experience could help NZ gang problem' 1979. 'Women more in touch with the environment' NZ Herald 8 October 1979. Katherine McIntyre, first woman independent councillor on Mt Wellington Borough Council. 'Moral Issues ~ Need Airing". 11arion Bruce, vice president NZ YWCA comments after returning from World Council meeting. 'Architecture Awards Presented'. Lillian Chrystall, architect.

48. 'Why CORSO got the axe' Star Weekender 6 October 1979

49. 'Three years of achievement' Auckland Star 7 November 1979 Article on women.

50. 'Women's resource centre for YWCA'. Marianne Doczi, resource officer YWCA. 'Handbag theft charge dismissed' Will Ilolahia. 'File Will Help Women' Resouce file and information exchange. 'Look' Auckland Star October 1979. Shirley Andrews appointed executive director. Advetisement for executive director. YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1979 - Page 6 i" 51. 'Help for Disco Youth On Way' 22 October 1979. Auckland Consultative Committee on Recreation and Sport gives $35,000 for Youth work shared between Boystown, Outreach and YWCA. 'Striking a Blow for Freedom' Broadsheet December 1979. Sue Lytollis and YWCA self defence clases.

52. 'Industrial muscle in the kindergarten' NZ Womans Weekly 16 July 1979. Robin Houlker and Mobile Pre School Unit. 'Birth Rate Cuts Long Kindy Waiting Lists' April 1979. General.

54. 'Massey mothers started own park playgroup' Auckland star 19 December 1979. Massey Community House and Diane Drummond.

55. 'Tag 'Should Not Stop Women Seeking Change" October 1979. Shirley Andrews, newly appointed executive director comments. 'YWCA Sells Some Rooms'. Sale to Marinatha Trust. f1 S I) 3/ / BOOK 1 1980, 1981, 1982. lo~ PG 1 Active NZ women, YMCA talk, YWCA feminists. 2 Kids stuff, child care, home efficiency. 3 YWCA Elizabeth Sewell. YWCAs workshop for children, Sue Picot. 4 City kids stuff, YWCA fund raising lunch. 5 YWCA school camps. 6 Sue Lytollis self defence coarses, feminists. 7 YWCA awareness day, city kids stuff, YWCAs fund raising lunch, programmes for children. 8 YWCAs resource book project gets $1000-00 from Fletcher Holdings. 9 Academic emphasis, womens rights ignored, 10 Better conditions for kindy teachers, YWCA supports Mr Jones, new volunteer for YWCA. 11 Loneliness, social crisis hits Massey. 12 Women on the move, auckland learning exchange, 13 Abortion, 14 Battered wives, day care. 15 Street gang. 16 Social youth workers to work with Black Power gang. 17 Women should be more active, feminists. 18 Workers give kids a break. 19 Sex roles. 20 Refer to pg16 21 Sexist TV commercials, youth workers. 22 Diary for city kids stuff, 23 Recreation work for YWCA worker. 24 Working womens charter adopted by federation of Labour and Labour party, priority for children and women, YWCA fund raising lunch. 25 Resource book wins support. 26 Polynesian pupils bad in school. 27 Refer to pg 10 28 Refer to pg 24 29 Apprentices want homes, city kids stuff, youth being heard. 30 YWCA oldest womens group. 31 Wendy Willcox. 32 1981 STARTS feminism for YWCA, seek centre for rape victims, YWCA against Spring Boc tour. 33 Take a break group, prostitution and pornography, Marilyn Waring wins praise. 34YWCA encouge person growth, 35 Win Tombs. 36 Men not welcome on revamped committee. 37 Meadowbanks new community committee chairwomen is Judy Piesse, equality. 38 Pupils want sex talk, seminar to explain media. ~9 Anthropologist for YWCA, Judy Piesse, 40 Help on the way for rape victims. 41 Help on the way for rape victims. 42 Womens day, court help. 43 Motherhood. 44 YMCA to host a womens day, women against violence. 45 Awareness day may be repeated next year. 46 Women are being raped etc at 1 aday, self defence classes. 47 Rape and hord core porn movies. Movie scream form scilence. 48 Over page ..... r . .; MS JI3///)~

PG 48 YWCA makes life easier for parents of disabled. 49 First women MP for 40 years. Sue Lytollis. 50 Joy Hanna is new YWCA boss. 51 Mixed welcome for youth council, Youth protest works; SPUC. 52 Rape centre pilot, teachers angry, 53 Whales and dolphins. 54 YWCA opens Balmoral shop. 55 Women get b~ame for rape, avoid risks, self defence. 56 Kay Weir YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1982/83 - Page 1

1. "Police move 40 women at US basel! Auckland Star 5 July 1983

2. "Action Magnificient" NZ Herald 15 December 1982. Greenham common. "Council prepares for full scale assault" NZ Herald 16 December 1982 * "Campaigner dies at 88" NZ Herald 13 December 1982. Challis Hooper, OBE, YWCA Wellington.

3. "Thatcher lashes rape leniency" Auckland Star 16 December 1982 l * "They don't stop at rape now J they bash ... but some fight back ' Auckland Star 22 December 1982. YWCA Sue Lytollis self defence.

4. "Community committees in Auckland to stay" Auckland Star 15 January 1983

S. "Kindergarten Job Worry" NZ Herald 19 January 1983 "Out-of-School Child Care" NZ Herald 13 December 1982 "Let Jobless enjoy their time" NZ Herald 20 December 1982 (I Street kids to be hous ed" 21 Dec ember 1982 "Explore Crisis' says CARE" NZ Herald 13 December 1982

6. "Support lotto or else is grant threat" Auckland Star IS January 1983 "Help Hint for Big Families" NZ Herald 17 December 1982 "A Recipe for Disaster" NZ Herald IS December 1982

7. "Another 15,000 jobless looming" 20 December 1982 "Plan for jobless young 'drop in wrong bucket'" Auckland Star 16 December 1982

8. "Tears, Evaluation close Seminar" NZ Herald 16 February 1983. Internation Council of Women sub-regional seminar held in Aucland.

9. "Her hope is that the world will find peace" Auckland Star 22 June 1983. Katherine Knight.

10. liOn wings and wheels for peace" Auckland Star 22 June 1983. Jill Greer.

11. "Register Will Help Control Of Big Pacific Fishing Zone" NZ. Herald 4 July 1983 "Letter to PM about tests" Auckland Star 30 June 1983 "French expert backs NZ's N-talks call" Auckland Star 9 July 1983

12. "Cryptic cross words" Auckland Star 5 July 1983 "French Admit Nuclear Wastes Problem Not Resolved" NZ Herald 2 July 1983

13. "NZ-Ied team free to make own atoll tests" Auckland Star 6 July 1983 "Those tests" Auckland Star editorial 6 July 1983 "Missile for missile, says Soviet PM" Auckland Star 5 July 1983 "French test will go on" Auckland Star 30 June 1983

14. "Study N-test Effects Nun Urges" NZ Herald 13 June 1983 '( Sovi et s go nuc I ear" Auckland Star 6 July 1983 "NZ 'must act' to halt N-war" YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1983 - Page 2

15. "Women's group dispute regretted" Auckland Star 22 June 1983 "Top women" NZ Herald 18 June 1983 "BNZ denies it discriminates against women" Auckland Star 20 June 1983 "Women's efforts encouraged" NZ Herald 16 May 1983

16. "Women's desk for immigrants" Auckland Star 5 July 1983 "Plea by US children over sex education" Auckland Star 5 July 1983 "Mensa Will Step Up Its Image" NZ Herald 23 February 1983

17. "Priests want a fresh start" Auckland Star 6 April 1983. 17 Anglican women priests.

18. "10 sect women hanged" NZ Herald 20 June 1983

19. "Opening door to a new lifestyle" NZ Herald 8 June 1983

20. "A life given to make a point - not grasped 70 years on" Auckland Star 6 July 1983 "Sisterhood is all of us" Auckland Star 6 July 1983

22. "Once you get outside its easy .. ," Cushla Dodson, Carol Furze. YWCA SCRAPBOOK ON RAPE

1. 'MP Seeks Action on Rape Laws' NZHerald 21 July 1983 'Woman punched, then raped' AkStar 15 July 1983 'Epidemic of Rape in Mexico' NZHerald 25 July 1983 'Rape Trial for High Court' NZHerald 26 July 1983

2. 'Minister Raps Rape Law' NZHerald 28 July 1983 'Two men sought in Rape Case' NZHerald 3 August 1983 'Strong Lead on Assaults' NZHerald 27 July 1983 'MP Playing It Close' NZHerald 27 July 1983 'Rape Attack Leads to Warning' NZHerald 29 September 1983

3. 'More Support Sought for Rape Victims' NZHerald 3 August 1983 'Rape Alleged' 2 September 1983 'Raped Girl Resisted Strongly Say Police' NZHerald 16 September 1983

4. 'Several Leads Found on Vicious Rape' NZHerald 21 September 1983 'Man Denies Rape Behind Church' NZ Herald 22 September 1983 'Assult Case Remand' NZHerald 23 September 1983 'Jury Finds Man Guilty' NZHerald 23 September 1983 'Police Still Need Help' NZHerald 23 September 1983

5. Letters on Rape, North Shore Times Advertiser 23 September 1983 'Police Call For Clues To Rapist' NZHerald 22 September 1983 'Girls Facing Rape Charge' 4 October 1983 'Rape Case Fails' NZ Herald 12 October 1983

6. 'Man to Appear On Five Rape Charges' NZHerald 7 October 1983 'Many Calls But Rapist Eludes Net' NZHerald 5 October 1983 'Conference Calls for Changes' NZHerald 5 September 1983 (YWCA Conference)

7. 'Group Believes Pornography Stirs Up Hatred' NZHerald 5 September 1983 Sec 1 P13 'Immunity Should Be Removed' NZHerald 5 September 1983 'Remand 9n Bail In Rape Case' (Unsourced) 'Views 'Must be Heard" NZHerald 11 November 1983

8. 'Shame Makes Abuse A Forbidden Subject' NZHerald 5 September 1983 'Victim of Bashing Still in Coma' NZHerald 20 October 1983 'Abortion Bills Both Out' NZHerald 20 October 1983 'City Rape Hunt Continues' NZHerald 20 October 1983

9. '19 Year Old Raped Near Road' NZHerald 31 October 1983 'Three Men Charged With Rape' NZHerald 1 November 1983 'New Report on Rape' NZHerald 1 November 1983 'Two Found in Bush After Rape Report' CUnsourced, undated)

10. 'Rape Accused Says Girl Was Willing' NZHerald 3 November 1983 'Boy, 14, Faces Rape Charge' NZHerald 1 December 1983 'Two Raped at Night' NZHerald 28 November 1983

11. 'Counsel in Rape Trial Give Final Addresses' NZHerald 4 November 1983 'Rape Sentence Eight Years' NZHerald 11 November 1983 (1S (1311,)7 YWCA SCRAPBOOK ON RAPE Page 2

12. 'Police Seek Leads In Rape Case' NZHerald 9 December 1983 'Not Guilty Plea To Rape Intent' CUnsourced, undated) 'Attack on Woman Alleged' NZHerald 9 December 1983 'Rape Bill Offers Hope for Victim' NZHerald 14 December 1983 'Hearings Format Queried' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Trial Awaited' NZHerald 16 December 1983

13. 'Rape Provision 'Maj'or Flaw" NZHerald 14 December 1983

14. 'Link With Kokiri Suggested' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Suicide Rate Doubles Among the Young' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Marriages Salvaged' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Benefit System to Change' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Assault by 'Helper' Brings Prison' 24 January 1984

15. 'First part of New Maori Law Attacked As Half-Baked' NZHerald 16 December 1983 'Rape Hunt Arrest' 24 January 1984

16. 'Detectives Follow Rape Clues' NZHerald 23 January 1984 'Man Who Beat Wife With Bat Gets PD' NZHerald 26 January 1984 'Man Faces Charge of Rape' NZHerald 3 February 1984 'Knife Man in Rape Attempt' NZHerald 2 February 1984

17. 'Rape Bill 'Inadequate" NZHerald 10 February 1984 'Rape Accused For Trial' NZHerald 15 March 1984 'Detroit Declares War on Rape' NZHerald 28 February 1984 'Woman's Attacker Still at Large' NZHerald 20 March 1984 'Court Told of Nightmares' NZHerald 20 March 1984 'High Court Trial on Rape Count' NZHerald 15 March 1984

18. 'Six Facing Charges' NZHerald 20 March 1984 'Man Convicted of Rape Given 10 Years' NZHerald 21 March 1984 'No Fear of Weighty Topics' NZHerald 29 March 1984

19. 'Five Years in Jail for Rape' NZHerald 29 March 1984 'Man to Face Rape Robbery Charges' NZHerald 3 April 1984 'Man Held After Rape at Mangere' 'Rape Case Man Remanded' NZHerald 3 April 1984 'Rape Law Change' NZHerald 12 April 1984 'Response To Rape Inquiry' NZHerald 11 April 1984

20. 'Rape Accused Remanded in Custody' NZHerald 30 April 1984 'Judge on Rape Terms' NZHerald 8 May 1984 'Five-year Jail Term for Rape' NZHeald 8 May 1984 'Police Top 10 Names NZ Woman' 'Boy Could Help In Rape Hunt' NZHerald 15 May 1984

21. 'Husband Had To Watch Rape: Wife' NZHerald 17 May 1984 'Man Sent For Trial On Rape Charge' NZHerald 21 May 1984 'Rape Charge' Auckland Star 4 June 1984 'Burglary thrill 'can trigger rape' 'Auckland Star 4 June 1984

22. 'Really Bad Rape Case Says Judge' NZHerald 8 June 1984

23. 'Moodie backs rape claim' Auckland Star 25 August 1984 'Home's unsafe place' Auckland Star 25 August 1984

24. "Teachers Beware' Says NZEI' Cunsourced, undated) J 3$. (V)S /13/ / log- :SOOK 1 1983. BOOK 1 BEGINNING OF 1984 PG 1 Cushla Dodson-Crafty Women shop in Mayfair mall. 2 Self defence book writen by Sue Lytollis. help for disabled, womens forum club started. 3 Nearly New Shop poster. 4 Self defence clips, mental health grants. 5 Womens forum established, lunchtime lectures by YWCA, human rights commissioner shold be women says YWCA, milk substitutes. 6 New leader of National council of women is Mia Stein, Duke of Edinburgh awards go to three women. 7 STEPS, 8 Child abuse. 9 Attack on women, abortion, Sue Lytollis. 10 Women play expanding role in church, Telethon money for Mothercraft. 11 Child abuce, hillside strangler, workshops,women betting. 12. Self defence. 13 Baby food boycott, kindy teachers will soon have to look for other jobs. 14 Womens post-natal workshop. 15 Self defence. 16 all boys school will let girls in, womens rights, womens group treated like dirt, 17 Sue Lytollis goes to Japan. 18 National womens bans doctor after babys death,S new PD centres for women aids groupcries torture. 19 Suffrage. 20 Five new women police peaple,Filomena Fortich Campos was voted women of the world. 21 Censorship, women harsher judges, mother in law bashed. 22 Motherhood, stabbing of young women, women fight cut in value. 23 Philippa Cunningham is first women Mayor of Mt Eden, women in local bodie elections. 24 Mrs Cath Tizard is first Auckland mayor, handbag snatcher. 25 Backroom girls of yachting, number of women mayors from six to twelve. 26 US women wins nobel award, two women reporters walked out of a couft case during porn films which were ruled decent,kiddnap victim explains 27 Babies, wife abuse. 28 Women aim at downfall of President in UAA, abortion, 29 YWCA president, 12 year olds granted abortions 30 Images of youth, women members seen as losers, Alison Roe wins Molokai triathlon, 31 In-vitro fertilisation research, abortion. 32 Home births,Victoria Universitys postdocteral mjmbers are women. 33 Rubella, women guilty to threats, 34 assault, lost girl found, dance class, 35 Feminists are smokers? self defence, contraceptives, womens value shown. 36 Herbs workshop, women arrested, women picket Miss Universe contest. 37 Women arrested at defence bace, TV co~ersails. 38 Court for wamen at defence bace. 39 Contest women been knocked out. 40 Women gets jail for drugs, child abuse, anti porn, protest on wharf, Waitangi treaty. 41 Women guilty of theft, students with computers. 42 Anti nuclear protests, 43 Assault, nuclear disarmament, heart disease in women. 44 Criminal law change. 45 Violence, unemployment, voluntary unionism. 46 Birth risks, equal rights for women. r- i

PG r1S 113IjJtJ& 47 Japan-male dominated, prison for pregnent W'omen,Joy Hanna.. 48 Herbs workshop. 49 Wages, cancer, porn vidios, sex club burnt. 50 Violents, batted womens refuge 51 Women at work, NZs marrying foreigners. 52 All male fire departments END OF 1983 53 sex tour, toxic waste, child abuce. 54 Social welfare department. 55 women breaks record, women nearlly drowned, smoking. 56 Computer camps, slave labour. 3S BOOK 2 1984 JAN-APRIL //2) /100; PG I 1 Chance for young jobless to gain work skills. 2 Volunteers to help handicapped, $20,000 for centre in Otara, 3 YWCA tacke1s child abuse, women miss out on championship,nurses amendment bill. 4 Waitangi day, Midwife shortage, assault. 5 Child care, attacks on elderJy, 6 Porn, women bashing. 7 Free unionism, child abuse prevention, rape. 8 Californians unlikely to change union laws, murder. 9 Arrest, help for deaf women, Maoridom. 10 Women beaten, rape terms, Labour to protect treaty, anti smoking. 11 Womens rights document, women on drugs, N-protest. 12 Child abuse, women prieats, UN treaty, ladies day. 13 Mother in jail with baby, Waitangi 14 Maori voice in ARA, miss Asia in NZ, Maori student problems, Marilyn Waring retiring, 15 Violence in the home,abandoned babies, feminists. 16 Bith rate low, 17 Death rate up, chi1drens health camp, Maori mass, women freed~from jail, break dancing. 18 Church hopes for recognition by National Council, women for med school dropped. 19 Anorexia, equality, teaching skills encourages participat±on 20 Man beats women and baby, warship protest, craft centre for Maori. 21 Attack on women, All women groups not the answer, Auckland business and professional womens club celebrate. disabled. 22 Women at risk, assault on girl, sex facks given to children, assault. 23 Abortion, frade cost $180-00, camp to help glue sniffers. 24 STEPS collapse, hunt for N-waste home. 25 STEPS, union to save STEPS, N-visits, Maori arts and crafts. 26 Attempt to take over Maori arts and crafts, rape, pre menstrual syndrome 27 STEPS closed down, rape trials,National council of women. 28 Attack by women, promise that no N-weapons used,racism. 29 Careless driving,internationa1 womens day low key, assault, rape, child rearing, Maoris. 30 Women attacks intruder, N-sub, Maori health, 31. Freedom for women after Thai prison, rest homes, 32 N-ship protest, seminar on child abuse, women helps glue sniffers. 33 Family care, prividing for old, 34 Calcium can upset babies, nude calendar row, 35 Attack on pregnant women, Maori health, elderly. 36 Fight to keep STEPS open, Penthouse, sexism, Maori, 37 Rent freeze, birth, juvenile crime, 38 Bad landlords, batted children,and women,censorship. 39 Incest, community welfare, lady mayors. 40 Terrorists 41 Citys down and outs, war for freedom for South Africa, cannabis trouble. 42 Duke of Edinburgh award,unp1oyed, charity needed 43 sxhools, girls shcools good, vandalism, flag raising in schools 44 Help for blind, attack, child assaults 45 Rape, ahild abuse, women protest about eviction, 46 Out dated image of CWI, menopause. 47 Police hunt abductors, shock vide'o game, breast-feeding. 48 Sonja Davies:no room for complacency.

I l . "3fc> BOOK 3 1984 APRIL-AUG ;t1S //31/1/0 PG 1 Nuclear' industry 'in top gear. 2 Rape, vote kept from women, birth, USwomens careers boom. 3 Womens convention, rape, job scheme axe. 4 Bashing, We-s t German army. 5 Voilence, discrimination,youth job aid. 6 Womens rights, health work, attack, crimb cuts. 7 Art prize to women, raided home, apartheid, school, 8 Women driver attacked, volunteers win place with navy. 9 Incest, sexist words, education on socialism. 10 Women Labour favourite, theatre. 11 Alcohol study, abduction, l2.Job finding aid, sexual caution,Maori,girlie pin ups. 13 Otara people the lowest,muggings, ku-k1ux-klan, sex attacks rise 20% 14 National group rejects womens charter, pledge on womens document. 15 Working womens resource centre,world peace, self defence. 16 Sex play book for young, gangs, prostitution, rape. 17 Child abuse,Zonta club, race harassment,abduction. 18 Murder,Man insane/ 19 Child help, child abuce,intermediate children, top girls teach. 20 Racism, place of mothers,baby grants, attacks, rape,school grants. 21 Child sex affences,N-protests, race relations. 22 Careers advisers, abuse,rape,Maori rudeness. 23 Attacks, restricting women, girls saved,abduction. 24 Discrimination,rape,attacted, abortion, sex role, glue abuse, 25 Plunket, assault, glue seminar, Girls aim more self esteem. 26 YWCA move, apartheid, discrimination against women, 27 Rape, first Maori women lawyer,womens rights, solo mothers 28 Sexist language, abduction, women in power. 29 Human rights, youth line, banks asked to give women fair go. 30 Sexist language, concern for mothers,abortion, prostitutes, 31 Women take to husting, candidates,test tube babies, Marilyn waring. 32 Assault, rape, abortion, 33 Abuse tolerated by police, sexual caution sought, race disinctions 34 Womens charter, rape, detention for women waste of time. 35 Human abuse, cot deaths. 36 feminism fears, cot death,rape. 37 Porn videos, solvent sniffing. 38 PEP workers disaster, learning, doctor assaults two women. 39 Wounding girls, rape, Pt Chev women candidate, 40 Stereotype thinking, child murder, sex education kits. 41 Smoking and pregnancy, discrimination against women, Labour for women. 42 Sandi Hall, mother steals for unborn child, school headmaster with girls under age. 43 'Sexual abuse, sex law, manpower needed in home, feminists. 44 YWCA womens forum, family first. 45 Abortion, 12 women elected, rape. 46 Adoption not easy, 47 Unemployment, children, adoption. 48 Cabinet line up 2 Maoris 2 women, adoption,women tackle UN. 49Bag snatching, wife beating, women presidencdy. 50 Board out of line with nurses, rape, 51 Birth control, machete threat, discrimbination against women,education, 52 Jobless, delinquent children, rape, cabinet profiles. 53 Indecent acts, women MP, self defence, incest. 54 over page. PG ~54Gains for female students. youth project,N-power, YWCA opp shop, pupil suport 55 Cat deaths, murdering babies ,young 0 ffenders law •. birth control. 56 Sexual abuse, girl kil1,.-ed. 57 Beaten women, Anuradha Bose, abandandchild,porn 58 Help for child victims, womens centre opened,womens af.e.airs. 59 Appealing choice for women. 31

1'1.s /1 3 ;/11/ ~BO~O~K~4~1~9=84~~A~UG-OCT. PG 1 Child porn, youth centre, rape law, Corso. 2 Corso, rape bill, rape, health care. 3 Creative therapy, voluntary service, education. 4 Lead paint, students, Auckland bureau appoints women. 5 Traffic officer fondled women, menstruating, voilence up 47%. 6 Benefits rise, infertility, exams, kidnap, rape young mothers,. 7 Jewish tradition, powerfull post for women, man bashed, coroners o 8 Women taxi drivers, future, unskilled people. 9 Education, mortgages, rape, 10 Driving licince, women assults, rape, NZ familys smaller, abandoning, 11 Massacred, sexual bias, coffee, artificial insemination. 12 RApe, glue, drug therapy rejected, husbands and rape, women lawyors 13 Rape, nuclear charges, discrimination against women, boy assaulted weaving, women maestros acceptable. 14 Crafty women weaving, ~attered women, National council of women. 15 Ann Hercus, sodomy charge, women at wori, feminists fail. 16 Killer of women, help for sex victims, equal employment chance. 17 Wait for kindys, Maori pastor. 18 Womens art gets priority, rape row, pupils to by workers. 19 Glue sniffing, censorship, aid for sex victims, rape, 20 Child abuse, sexual harassed, abortion. ll 21 Basic necessities now luxuries. book IIchoosing the right women • 22 Women under-used, anti N, openness on sex, cot death, women drivers, 23 Rape. programmes for women, students wary of work plan, 24 Housing he~~, glue, sex education, teenage curfews, corso apeal. 25 Equal rigths, racist, art, New womens press. 26 Social welfare, rely on state, birth, cot deaths, VDU scare, racit pamphlet. 27 Discrimination, land in trust, nuclear stance, women only. 28 Sex crimes, leaflets insult,abortion, chil offences. 29 Racism, male led church, canning children, sexist, obstetric unit, 30 Artificial birth, Homo law reform, open forum, discrimination, women power. 31 Sexual abuse, slave trade, trainees mainly female. 32 rude telephone calls, parent group wary, Hart. 33 Assult, youth council, computer warning, unemployment, rape, Maori. 34 Attack, Waitangi, porn, rape,women voting. 35 N-free, N-ships, child abuse, video talks, rape, 36 Womens book shop, child abuse, glue, N-visit. 37 Child abuse, N-free bill, sexism, bus fare rise. 38 Feminism, rape, foxy frenchmen, murder, womens trust fund. 39 Castration, sexist jibes, family benefit, N-views. 40 Human rights law, sex studies, child care, open forums, 41 N-ships, assult, abuse bill, job creation, fight for peace, womens paper. 42 Baby addict, N-cuts, women for peace. 43 Child abuse law, porn, work pressure, jobless, equalty, women lead way. 44 Addoption, attack, 45 Feminiam~ rape, N-ship. 46 Women in finance, children catalyst, women apprentices, media women. 47 SPUC, pioneer days, indecentassult, rape, women won payout, 48 Feminists, child abuse, women of year, child care, assult. 49 False rape complaint, blue video, YMCA, assult. 50Death for rape, welfare, aboption, Anti porn, rape. 51 Using women, video tribunal,attack, women hit by gun fire, 52 Racism, jobless, Maori seat. 53 Job creation, youth curfew, feminism, 54 Job scene. " ,,,.,' I": -/ '/ i..'! t"

YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1984 - Page 1

1. "Maori Seat Rise Linked to overall Boost in MP Numbers" NZ Herald 18 October 1984 "N-Fr.ee Zones for Europe" NZ Herald 18 October 1984 "Drug Blamed for Deformed Babies" NZ Herald 19 October 1984 "Kit Abets Casual Sex Says Society" NZ Herald 18 October 1984 "Remanded on Rape Charges" NZ Herald 23 Oct ober 1984

2. "f'latrimonial Act Moves Blocked" NZ Herald 19 October 1984 "New Sex Education Trials" Inner City News 24 October 1984 IIYWCA Takeover" Inner City News 24 October 1984. Shop owner lets YWCA use shop for sale of craft goods for 6 weeks prior to Christmas. "Attacher May be in Hiding" NZ Herald 30 October 1984 "All Pacific Opposes N-test" NZ Herald 24 October 1984 "Equality Forums" NZ Herald 24 October 1984 "N-test Ship Ban" NZ Herald 24 October 1984 "Move to Cut Transfers of Babies" NZ Herald 24 October 1984

3. "Can the Community Cope?" NZ Herald 23 October 1984 IINew Look At Maori Hous ing 'Es sent ial' 'I NZ Herald 30 Oct ober 1984 "As saul t s by Father Admi t ted" NZ Herald 24 Oct ober 1984

4. "Just Where Are Those Men? Citizens Bureaus Hope to Find Out" NZ Herald 25 October 1984 "Assault Earns Jail Sentence" NZ Herald 25 October 1984 "Chance to Dispel Violence" NZ Herald 25 October 1984 "Late Visit to Girls' Hostel Gets Fine" NZ Herald 24 October 1984

5. "Philippa Cunningham: A l"layor with A Difference" NZ Herald 30 October 1984 "Chance Offered Jobless l"laoris" NZ Herald 25 October 1984 "Kiwi Aid for Childcare" NZ Herald 24 October 1984

6. "Priest Clears Sex Lesson Kit" NZ Herald 25 October 1984 "Simple Stage Sets Design" NZ Herald 24 October 1984 "Man Facing Murder Bid Counts" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Craft Shop" NZ Herald 5 November 1984. YWCA craft shop for Christmas. "Clubs Ban our Views says Hart" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Two Charged in Oven Killing" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Police Seek Two Men" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 YWCA open day at new premises 10 Carlton Gore Road. Auckland Star 31 October 1984

7. "Woman for Camp in Australia" NZ Herald 1 November 1984 "Younge Maori s St eal Limel ight 'I NZ Herald 31 Oct ober 1984 "Jail Term For Assaults on Daughter" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Decade Make or Break for fYlaori s" NZ Herald 31 Oct ober 1984 "School Sex Plan Approved" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Youth Meet Plan" NZ Herald 1 November 1984

8. "Child Sexual Abuse Reforms Call" NZ Herald 31 October 1984 "Video Crackdown in Britain" NZ Herald 1 November 1984 l "Maori Woman to get Board Job ' NZ Herald 1 November 1984 "Balanced On a Tightrope" NZ Herald 6 November 1984 "Baptists' Leader A Woman" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 "Homosexuality Law Changes Opposed" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 "Paternity Leave Aim of Plunket" NZ Jierald 5 November 1984 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1984 - Page 2

9. "Dealers To Censor Own Videotapes" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 "Nuns Rue Catholic Stand On Abortion" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 "Movie Outlets Urged To Clean Up Act" NZ Herald 5 November 1984 "Abortion Doctor Resigns" NZ Herald 8 November 1984 "First Woman To Chair Dairy COli NZ Herald 5 November 1984 liMen Will Be Given Their Say" NZ Herald 6 November 1984 "Police Say Children See Porn" NZ Herald 6 November 1984 "Girl Dragged Into Toilets" NZ Herald 5 November 1984

10. "Awareness Course Leads To New Life" NZ Herald 6 November 1984 "Confrontation Not the Way Says Avon Mp il NZ Herald 6 November 1984 "Women to Fore" NZ Herald 8 November 1984

11. "Job Vacancies On Rise As Unemployed Total Declines" NZ Herald 8 November 1984 "Pray for the Unsaved" NZ Herald 12 November 1984 "Women At Forum 'Went as Lobby'" NZ Herald 12 November 1984 IIJailed for Keeping a Brothel" NZ Herald 8 November 1984 "Man police Seek Is Named" NZ Herald 14 November 1984 "Man Chared With Rape" NZ Herald 12 November 1984

12. "Breakthrough in Breast Cancer I, NZ Herald 12 November 1984 "Angry Debate On Women's Forum Count" NZ Herald 14 November 1984 "Play Area Hazard To Children" NZ Herald 15 November 1984 * "YWCA moved" Auckland Star 31 October 1984 "Doctor Speaks Of Mother's Calm" NZ Herald 15 November 1984 "19 Women Get State Roles" NZ Herald 15 November 1984

13. "Insanity Defence In Murder Trial" NZ Herald 14 November 1984 "Not Guilty Plea On Death of 3 Babies" NZ Herald 13 November 1984 "Four Held on Rape Charges'l NZ Herald 16 November 1984 "Children Used in Shoplifts" NZ Herald 7 November 1984 "No Brief For N-Weapons" NZ Herald 7 November 1984

14. "Women' s Ban on Media in Di sput ell NZ Herald 15 November 1984 * "Anu Bose" Broadsheet November 1984. World YWCA worker in Madras and Ghana "Aids Suspected in Baby Deaths" NZ Herald 16 November 1984

15. "Woman Bashed in Her Home" NZ Herald 15 November 1984 "NZ Woman Shares Book Pri ze" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Woman on Charge of Murder" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Ma"n Stabbed: Woman Held" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Women's Unit Requested" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Maori Women React Stronly to Ministry Policy" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Sex Plea At Murder Hearing" NZ Herald 20 November 1984 "Rape Complaint" NZ Herald 23 November 1984 "Rape Crisis Aid" NZ Herald 23 November 1984 "Woman Fails To Appear" NZ Herald 22 November 1984

16. "Women's Vote Guestimate" NZ Herald 21 November 1984 "Opposing Factions Clash At Auckland Women's Forum" NZ Herald 19 November 1984 "Accused 'Unhinged by Child's Death'" NZ Herald 20 November 1984

17. "Experts Disagree Over Insanity" NZ Herald 21 November 1984 "Cabinet Approves Women's Ministry" NZ Herald 20 November 1984 "Woman Fights 'Slur' Over Cut in Benefit" NZ Herald 22 November 1984 "NZ Women File Lawsuits" NZ Herald 27 November 1984 4-1 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1984 - Page 3

18. "Mother Gets Life For f"lurder of Babies" NZ Herald 22 November 1984 "Maori Women's League Puts Health First" NZ Herald 27 November 1984 "Winston peters: MP And Boy" NZ Herald 28 November 1984 "Wife: It Was Hell In Real Life" NZ Herald 23 November 1984 "Rape victim's 'Horrific Tale'" NZ Herald 27 November 1984 "Police Call After Protest At Forum" NZ Herald 26 November 1984 "Rape Count Brings Jail Term" NZ Herald 28 November 1984 "Sex Slave Claim" NZ Herald 23 November 1984

19. "Subsidies Reshuffled To Give Work To Unemployable" NZ Herald 27 November 1984 "Chairwoman Appointed" NZ Herald 3 December 1984 "Women Win Equality" NZ Herald 3 December 1984 "Rape Arrest" NZ Herald 3 December 1984 "Men Will Give Opinions" NZ Herald 29 November 1984

20. "Tribal Health Link In Maori Women" NZ Herald 26 November 1984 "Woman Tells of Rape at Knifepoint" NZ Herald 28 November 1984 "Increasing Status In Farming Sector" NZ Herald 3 December 1984 "Prison on Rape Charge" NZ Herald 30 November 1984 "Eight Year Jail for Sex Crimes" NZ Herald 28 November 1984 "Bays Act to Beat BAshers" NZ Herald 5 December 1984

21. "A Big Week for Quilt Experts" NZ Herald 29 November 1984 "Woman Raped at Knifepoint" NZ Herald 13 December 1984 "Graduate Can Be Proud" NZ Herald 29 November 1984 "Appeal to Co-operate - End Man-hating Nonsence" NZ Herald 30 November 1984 "Tribute to Pathfinders" NZ Herald 4 December 1984

22. "Judge Orders Test On Trial Exhibits" NZ Herald 30 November 1984 "Taha Maori Is Upsetting Some Parents" NZ Herald 4 December 1984 "Preventive Detention" NZ Herald 6 December 1984 "Pamphlet 'In Poor Taste'" NZ Herald 6 December 1984 "Judge Will Watch Videotapes" NZ Herald 14 December 1984 "Call to Widen Family Care" NZ Herald 6 December 1984

23. "Terrible Mistake in Identification" NZ Herald 4 December 1984 "Youth Jailed Four Years" NZ Herald 6 December 1984 "Parnell Rape Case: Man Found Guilty" NZ Herald 5 December 1984

24. "Ideal for Christmas" NZ Herald 7 December 1984 "Pregnant Woman Wins Job Fight" NZ Herald 7 December 1984 "Wives Say 'time for action'" NZ Herald 7 December 1984 "Man Returned to Hospital" NZ Herald 13 December 1984 "Transplant Fund to Help Woman " NZ Herald 13 December 1984 25. "Neither Side Seems To Give Way" NZ Herald 7 December 1984 "On women's Convention" NZ Herald 7 December 1984 "Increase In Calls To Crisis Centres" NZ Herald 14 December 1984 "Hunt for Attackers" NZ Herald 18 December 1984 "Self-Defence Explained" NZ Herald 11 December 1984 "Apprenticeship Boom" NZ Herald 19 December 1984

26. "Relax - We're Only Working Women" NZ Herald 11 December 1984 "Discrimination Angers Students" NZ Herald 10 December 1984 "Basic Human Rights Eroded by a Lack of Respect" NZ Herald

11 December 1984 J "Woman Stabbed With Chisel" NZ Herald 17 December 1984 17 December 1984 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1984/85 - Page 4

27. "Pair Knifed By Robbers" NZ Herald 17 December 1984 "N-ship Debate On Cabinet Agenda for New Year" NZ Herald 18 December 1984 "Nutritionists Give Advice On Using Goat's Milk" NZ Herald 17 December 1984

28. "Family Aid Schemes Put Under Spotlight" NZ Herald 20 December 1984 "Judge Asked For New Rape Trial" NZ Herald 19 December 1984 "Women's Rights Essential For Health of the Children" NZ Herald 20 December 1984 "Parent s Given Big Say" NZ Herald 20 Dec ember 1984

29 "Protesters Will Not War Wet Look" NZ Herald 22 January 1985 "Mainly Women" on cars NZ Herald 22 January 1985 "Son (6) Beaten Court Told" NZ Herald 22 January 1985 "Nurses on Offensive" NZ Herald 23 January 1985 "$1000 Offer by Lawyer" NZ Herald 24 January 1985 "Human Rights Post in South" NZ Herald 22 January 1985 "Man Interviewed after Girl Raped" NZ Herald 23 January 1985 "Castration Not Solution Says Specialist" NZ Herald 24 January 1985 "Rape and tvlurder Alleged" NZ Herald 24 January 1985 "Stab Victim Seriously 111" NZ Herald 30 January 1985 "Man Admits Rape of NZ Tourist" NZ Herald 31 January 1985

30. "Rape, Murder charges laid" NZ Herald 5 February 1985 "Last War 'Giant Step Forward'" NZ Herald 29 January 1985 "Rape and Murders hearing dates set" NZ Herald 1 February 1985 "Help for Rape Centres II NZ Herald 4 February 1985 "Man Faces Charge of Murder" NZ Herald 4 February 1985 "Nanny Case Suicide" NZ Herald 31 January 1985 "Attack on Blind Woman (72)" NZ Herald 4 February 1985 "Sabine Charge Dropped" NZ Herald 7 February 1985 "Adoption Bill Step Forward" NZ Herald 12 February 1985 "Knifepoint Robbery At House in Suburbs" NZ Herald 14 February 1985

31. "Convicted Rapist Wreaks Revenge" NZ Herald 7 February 1985 "Internation Day Working" NZ Herald 7 February 1985 "Birth Bill' Insulting, Offensive'" NZ Herald 1 February 1985 "Abortions If Adoption Law Changes" NZ Herald 7 February 1985 "More Women In Leadrs School" NZ Herald 11 February 1985 "Judge Aborts Rape Kidnap Trial" NZ Herald 14 February 1985

32. "Auckland Women's March Will Launch Crusade" NZ Herald 11 February 1985 "Convention on Women 'Is Well Intended'" NZ Herald 12 February 1985 "Rape, Assault Alleged" NZ Herald 19 February 1985

33. "What are human rights?" NZ Herald 12 February 1985

34. "Raped Driver Was Left In Boot" NZ Herald 12 February 1985 "Cab Driver Willing - Accused" NZ Herald 13 February 1985 "Feminist Exam paper Irks MP" NZ Herald 15 February 1985 "Man Jailed After Death of Child" NZ Herald 15 February 1985 "Man Elects Jury Trial" NZ Herald 15 February 1985 "Rape Charge" NZ Herald 18 February 1985 "Women At Arms" NZ Herald 15 February'1985 * "Centenary opening for YWCA" Auckland City Harbour News 12 February 1985 "Refusal On Abortion Supported" NZ Herald 19 February 1985 4-3

YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1985 - Page 5

35. "Abortion No Brings Censure" NZ Herald 18 February 1985 "Rape Centres On Financ ial Limb" NZ Herald 19 February 1985 "No Job Quotas for Women" NZ Herald 19 February 1985 "Spoken Word. at Library" NZ Herald 21 February 1985 "New method: Adoption Before Birth" NZ Herald 21 February 1985 "Owned Up to be Jailed" NZ Herald 22 February 1985 "Prison Staffs in for f"lix" NZ Herald 22 February 1985

36. "Something Too Important to be Taught in Schools" NZ Herald 20 February 1985 * "Take a Break in Epsom" NZ Herald 26 February 1985. YWCA programme in Epsom. "Search For Woman's Attacker" NZ Herald 26 February 1985 "Remanded for Rape Hearing" NZ Herald 26 February 1985 "Girls At Wesley" h 25 February 1985 "Man hel On Four Counts" NZ Herald 25 February 1985 "Make the most of Equality" NZ Herald 21 February 1985 37. "Study Explodes Mother Myths" NZ Herald 26 February 1985 "Emphasis On Child-care" NZ Herald 5 March 1985 "Guilty plea to Rape Charge" NZ Herald 7 March 1985 * "Self-defence course this weekend" Harbour News 27 February 1985 YWCA-Sue Lytollis self denfence course. "No Plea to Rape Count" NZ Herald 27 February 1985 "Adoption Law is Welcomed" NZ Herald 26 February 1985 "Rape Near Hotel in Onehunga" NZ Herald 6 March 1985 "Zonta Grant To Study Overseas" NZ Herald 4 February 1985

38. "t'linistry on Way" NZ Herald 28 February 1985 "Women Worth PM's Signature" "Five Face Rape Charge" NZ Herald 7 March 1985 "Not Guilty Plea in Rape Case" NZ Herald 3 March 1985 "Course Studies Abuse of Child" NZ Herald 1 t'larch 1985

39. "School Seen As Alternative To Dole Queue" NZ Herald 4 February 1985 * "Women's walk group starts" Auckland City Harbour News 5 March 1985 YWCA womens walk group established. "Catholic Women Leave Corso" NZ Herald 7 March 1985r "Four Men to Face Rape Trial" NZ Herald 8 March 1985 * Advertisement for 99th Annual General Meeting of YWCA "Women Stay in for Eve Teasing" NZ Herald 7 March 1985

40. "Family Benefit Left to Die" NZ Herald 7 March 1985 "Group Says Payment Merited" NZ Herald 12 March 1985 "Women's Day - 75 years of Struggle" NZ Herald 8 March 1985 "Cash for Rape Crisis Centres" NZ Herald 11 March 1985

41. "Attitudes Must Change says FOL Vice-president" NZ Herald 11 March 1985 "Grants 'Not Enough' NZ Herald 12 March 1985 "Game Fish Record by Woman" NZ Herald 4 March 1985 "Six Years for Rape and Robbery" NZ Herald 14 Narch 1985 "Homosexual Petition At Weekend" NZ Herald 14 Narch 1985 "Attack On Woman Repeated" NZ Herald 14 March 1985 YWCA SCRAPBOOK - 1985 - Page 6

42. "Family Planning Groups Hit By US Funds Move" NZ Herald 15 March 1985 "Teachers Fear Coups By Opponents Of Sex Education" NZ Herald 15 March 1985 "No appeal At Incest Sentence Allowed" NZ Herald 15 March 1985 ,- "Conference On Careers" NZ Herald 15 March 1985 I "Baby Bruised After Beating" NZ Herald 21 March 1985 "Attempted rape" NZ Herald 20 March 1985 "Cone ern At Move On Ch i ld Lawll NZ Herald 1 Apri 1 1985 "Spotlight On Video Porn and Violence" NZ Herald 15 March 1985

43. "Sex Lessons Win Wide Support In First Test" NZ Herald 22 March 1985 "Outdated Books Aid Gift" NZ Herald 22 March 1985 "Two years' Jail for Woman" NZ Herald 21 March 1985 "New Trials In Rape Case Ordered" NZ Herald 28 March 1985 "New Chief Takes On Boystown Challenge" NZ Herald 20 March 1985

44. "National backs sex syllabus" NZ Herald 22 March 1985 "Homosexual Activity Against Law of God" NZ Herald 21 March 1985 "La Leche Experts Help Working Mothers II NZ Herald 25 March 1985 "Treatment Idea Gross Violation" NZ Herald 25 March 1985 "First District Governor" NZ Herald 4 April 1985

45. "Children urged to sign petition" -NZ Herald 28 March 1985 "A Breakthrough by Broker" NZ Herald 29 March 1985 "Cardinal Says Homosexual Bill is Wrong" NZ Herald 1 April 1985 "Teachers Ask For Right to Refuse" NZ Herald 4 April 1985 "Out To Prove What They Can Do" NZ Herald 27 March 1985

46. 'It'Iutual Support is our Strength" NZ Herald 1 April 1985 "Motherhood Put Down Feminism" NZ Herald 2 April 1985 "Help from Te Kakano" NZ Herald 3 April 1985 "Rape Accused Picked At Random" NZ Herald 2 April 1985

47. "Coed or Single Sex Queries" NZ Herald 9 April 1985 "Girls Not Getting Fair Deal" NZ Herald 9 April 1985 "Women Push for Top Jobs" NZ Herald 9 April 1985 "Pornographic Videos Harming Students" NZ Herald 9 April 1985 "Woman Solicitor on Council of NZ Law Society" NZ Herald 12-April 1985 "Homosexual Bill Backed" NZ Herald 12 April 1985

48. "Homosexual In Need Of Approval" NZ Herald 10 April 1985 "Counsellor Faces Harsh Reality of Child Abuse" NZ Herald 16 April 1985 "Sex Show Inquiry Ordered" NZ Herald 15 March 1985 "Sensible Ideas For New Mothers" NZ Herald 16 April 1985 "Careers Factor in Depression" NZ Herald 16 April 1985 MS 1131/116

"EVERY GIRL"

A monthly magazine published by YWCA of Auckland from 1923 to 1930's,

BOUND VOLUMES:

1 Vol II No 1 August 1924 through to No 12 July 1925 2 Vol III No 1 August 1925 through to No 12 July 1926 3 Vol IV No 1 August 1926 through to No 12 July 1927 (bound in reverse order) 4 Vol V No 1 August 1927 through to No 12 July 1928 5 Vol VI No 1 August 1928 through to No 12 July 1929 6 Vol 8 No 1 Sepember 1930 through to No 11 June 1931 (complete but the last four bound out of sequence)

LOOSE COPIES:

7 September 1924 8 October 1924 9 December 1924

10 February 1925 11 March 1925 12 August 1925

13 May 1926 14 September 1926 15 December 1926

16 August 1927

17 March 1928 18 May 1928 19 June 1928 20 July 1928 21 August 1928 22 December 1928

23 February 1929 24 March 1929 25 April 1929 26 October 1929

27 June 1931 28 July 1931

29 May 1930 30 June 1930 31 August 1930

32 March 1932 33 November 1932