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Mr Les Crosby, formerly of Gisborne, who has been in Australia for nearly five years, returned home at Christmas to visit his mother. This picture of the family shows, from left, Les, Dale, Sue, Laura, and Mrs M. Crosby of 30 Scott Street. Les is in the communications business in Brisbane.
Celebrating their win in the recent marathon twisting contest at Oamaru are David Hicks (right), of Te Araroa, and Charlie Witehira. The champagne they are drinking was occasioned by the fact that they broke the world record with a time of 124hrs 7min.
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