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Malcolm Ward, 80, receives Paul Harris fellowship; Rotary's highest award
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DescriptionHe had founded the law firm Ward and McCulloch, and been honorary solicitor to the RSA and Free Kindergarten Association.
He had been a founding member of Upper Hutt Rotary in 1954, a vice-president in 1956, and third president (1957-58), and had served on all the club's committees.
A greyscale image was printed in the 'Leader' on July 5, 1988, and reprinted on November 8; he had died in October.
The obituary added the following:-
He had helped the library establish its record listening service, been a long-standing church warden in the Anglican parish of Trentham, and was involved in the Masonic Lodge.
Date TakenJune 1988
He had been a founding member of Upper Hutt Rotary in 1954, a vice-president in 1956, and third president (1957-58), and had served on all the club's committees.
A greyscale image was printed in the 'Leader' on July 5, 1988, and reprinted on November 8; he had died in October.
The obituary added the following:-
He had helped the library establish its record listening service, been a long-standing church warden in the Anglican parish of Trentham, and was involved in the Masonic Lodge.
Date TakenJune 1988Depicts or relates to
OrganisationRotary Club of Upper Hutt New Zealand
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Reference1988 07 05 04FormatGreyscale printSize171 x 119
FormatGreyscale printSize171 x 119Scanned byDon McLeod
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Malcolm Ward, 80, receives Paul Harris fellowship; Rotary's highest award. Upper Hutt Libraries, accessed 19/06/2026, https://uhcl.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/26159