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A couple of outdoor boys from Motueka, Bob Brown and Tony Wing, when not fishing (commercial, that is) are out and about the countryside. Bob's married with two children (Murray and Alison), and in his leisure time hunts wild pig. Tony is a fairly newly-wed, who likes to spend his leisure time skin diving and angling.

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Enjoying his stay in Nelson, where he's a trainee radio technician at Station 2Xn, is Graham Veitch. Graham, who's 20, lives at Wairaate, and he worked at Station 3Zb in Christchurch before being transferred to Nelson six months ago. He's keen on most sport, with particular emphasis on golf, water skiing, skiing, tennis and cricket.

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Fitting shoes at Kitt's we found Rosalie Nicholson, an 18½-year-old shop assistant. Rosalie lived on the West Coast until seven years ago and outside her work she's keen on dancing, sewing and basketball. The ankle she's holding be longs to Judy Lyon (right) who's single and is a psychopaedic trainee at Braemar Hospital. Judy, who used to live at Lake Rotoiti, was educated at Motueka High School, and she's keen on indoor basketball, sewing and" dancing.

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Another keen deer and pig snooter is Kay Lohman, a married man with two children, who is a spray painter with the New Zealand Electricity Department. He's only been back in Nelson for 18 months after four years in Christchurch. Ray has a boy of 3 and a girl axed 2