1. Norman Shelton then entered the employment of Hodder and Tolley Ltd in 1920 as a salesman.
12 Facts About Norman Shelton
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Norman Shelton was actively involved with the Marton Players and Marton Music Society.
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Norman Shelton was an advisory member of the Marton Young Farmers, patron of the Marton Scouts and Venturers club and a member of the Marton Jockey and Racing Club.
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Norman Shelton was a member of the National Party and was chairman of the party's Rangitikei electorate committee from 1951 until 1954.
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Norman Shelton then represented the Rangitikei electorate from 1954 to 1972, when he retired.
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Norman Shelton's wife suffered cuts and bruising while the three people in the other vehicle were unharmed despite their vehicle being overturned.
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Norman Shelton was taken to Palmerston North Hospital for recovery.
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Norman Shelton was there for several months and occupied his time doing his ministerial paperwork, contrasting with expectations that he would resign.
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Norman Shelton was described by contemporaries as the best minister in the Holyoake cabinet.
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Norman Shelton was ranked third in the cabinet and was Acting prime minister on several occasions.
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Norman Shelton died in Wellington Hospital in 1980, aged 75 years, after suffering from a heart complaint.
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Norman Shelton was survived by his wife Dorothy and son Lindsay.