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About 50 years ago, Frank Goldingham was struck by a car while crossing a Terrace End street. He broke his leg and underwent a lengthy rehabilitation. The...
Stuff archive A cub troop from Feilding visits the Standard on September 6, 1963. Ray Hardman is operating the linotype machine. “Linda and I are the ‘front of the house’. You get people coming in from all walks of life. You never judge a book by its cover. “Over time we’ve got to know our customers, their lives and families. We worry sometimes when we haven’t seen our regular customers for a while and hope they’re OK. “People pop in for a chat, for directions, for general information. They say we are the Standard, so we must know what’s going on in the community.”