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Gordon Louie looking good at the 6th

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Dion Milner- 8hcp - top golfer

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Mike Kupenga - great follow through

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"Workers" Bob Goodson & Peter Florence beside the Pinto dispenser which was a welcome sight at the 10th tee.

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Jenny Musgrave with caddy Geoff chips to the 9th

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Chris Perkins - a great shot out of the bunker at the 6th

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Dianne Jopson holds the pin as well as she plays.

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Sponsor Harvey Johanson of Gisborne Milk Industries watches the flight of his ball after his tee shot on the 1st. Nice one Harvey! and the milk is Just as good.

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Starters Barry Cox and PBEC Golf Association President Maurice Hacche, under the Pinto brolly.

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Des Cooper and Willie Christie from Wairoa get in a last minute practice putt before teeing off

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Nell Gooch was the winner of the 1994 Gisborne Speedway's Demolition Derby Trophy (which he donated to the club in 1992) when this HQ Holden was able to continue to ciculate and eliminate all remaining cars. Nell has since pulled the guards and front bits off but maintains that the car could still do a lap of honour.

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Mike Beale (blue overalls) with his pit crew of Des Childs (left) & Riki Childs and the XF Falcon 6 that won the Ashley Scott Memorial Trophy by accumulating the most points from 3 action filled races.

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Women on Waves that represented Gisborne at the Lifespan Sun Smart NZ Women's Titles at Mt Maunganul are (standing): Amber Dunn (holding surfboard), Sara Post, Ainsley Gunness, Ruth Nelder, Laurie Lautmann, Kate Hathaway, Nicky Plampton & Amil McKenzie. Seated in front are: Christine McElroy, Willy Baty and Holly Quinn.

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Members of the Moananui Longboard Club met to contest the "9ft plus Original pre '68 Surfboards Contest" held at Whales with 4ft sets. Finalists were: Ian Proctor, Gray Clapham, Jeff Probert (who won on borrowed boards), Clayton Gibson (the defending Champion), Owen Williams, young Joseph and American Mike McLaughlin.

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Pictured at Cobham School with visiting All Blacks are: (top from left) Luke Bradley, Riki Morete, Isaac Brown, Jade Spooner, Stevie Brown, Kani Ruruku, Darryl Nepe, Wiremu Paenga, Michael Parl and Thomas Toldi. Front: Toby Ratapu, Michael O'Sullivan, Greg Broughton, John Timu, Phillip Mason, Phillip Duffey and Eric Rush.

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The Ritana Bulls Basketball team are planning a trip to California in 1995 where they will enrich both their education and game skills. Pictured are Kahu Ripia (Coach), Adam Niwa, Dale Halley, Dion Walker, Billy Maxwell & Cary Walker (Manager) Seated are: Ben Baker, Shannon Katipo, Tim Beattle, Luke McGhee & Hugh Stuart.

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Gary Martin's outstanding success as Coach of the Enterprise Swim Team has National recognition as he has been named as the Head Coach of the HZ Age Group Swimming Team. Gary and his assistant coach Roger Scott are pictured with the trophies that the club has won in the recent swimming season.

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The band Tribal Connection were videoed by TVNZ as a part of the preparation for a rooftop concert to be televised in Auckland. At the session at Brix were: Sonny Broughton, Wenerel Maynard, TVNZ's Hira Henderson with baby Nicholas Ratapu, Haare Kepa, Muru KiriKiri, Samma Taltuha, Malcolm Ratapu and TVNZ's Lawrence Wharererau. Sitting with the guitar is Jase Wairea and Willie Donnelly. The band will represent Turanga FM at the concert.

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Children from Gisborne will compete at the Mini Olympics in the Cook Islands due to fundraising by CCS in our generous community. At a BBQ were: Stephen Hay (red hat), Edward White, Pamela Crawford, Gisborne's Town Crier John Kibble, Sport Eastland's John Hughes, Catherine and Rev. Bruce White, Alan Priday, Lovey Crawford, Amber Cannell (centre), Jim Deare, Sonny Bell, Pat Farmer, Janine Cannell, Helen Smith, Mary Ngaronoa and Robyn Metcalfe. Seated are: Toni Cannell, Lisa Priday and Bev Priday.

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The Hugh M. Bodle Shield is the prize for an inter club swimming competition held annually since 1951 (except 1993) The best 3 of each age group through 6 age groups swim for points. Raewyn Bull (top left), Greg Meade the Comet Team Coach (top right) and Nigel O'Leary (right) with some of the Jubulant 1994 Comet Swim Team who won the much coverted Bodle Shield at the Olympic Pool where they have their clubrooms.