Mary & Terry Butler are a talented couple with gifted hands. Terry started model making when he was 7 yrs old. 5 or 6 yrs ago this interest in art led him to ceramics. Some of the ceramics including the clock were made by Mary. Terry is pictured holding his copy of a plate which was approved by Adolf Hitler to be presented to Luftwafe pilots who survived The Battle of Britain.

Parkinson Contractors showed a delicate touch while removing the awning on the Gladstone / Cobden St corner shops being demolished for the new Kentucky Fried Chicken Develpoment.

Frank Murphy sent in this picture of Norris Lewis and his monster eel weighing in at 24 pounds. Although it was landed easily, it took more than half an hour to put it in a bag. As for the eel's future, it was smoked by Norris and given to the old folks at the TeKaraka pensioner flats to eat. Kind thought Norris.

Lyndon Hawk the clown from Wellington captured the attention of the children (and parents) when he enlisted the aid of special helpers in his Juggling and magic tricks act at the Library during the May School Holidays.

Dale Parou, on the receiving end as the Town Crier ( John Kibble) strode onto the Hockey field with his customary elegance to lyrically announce that Dale has turned 36 yearsold.