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four-months-old Sheryl Stichbury, daughter of Mr and Mrs B. I. Stichbury, 38 Dalrymple Road, who won the nine-months-and-under baby competition at the recent St. John Ambulance Association gala day.

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A lucky winner in the Four Square "Check-it" competition was Mrs Wilson, of Wairoa. who won a television set. Pictured are, from left: Mr J. Tinning, who presented the set on behalf of Four Square, Mr Wilson, Mrs Wilson, and Mr Ted West, her grocer. (Picture by Eastland Photographers).

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Peter Wooller, of Woollers Transport, had an unusual load on his truck recently.....a shipment of marine mines on loan to Canterbury Pipelines from the N.Z. Navy for use as marker buoys during the launching of the City Council's submarine sewer outfall pipe into Poverty Bay this month.

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The largest shipment of water pipes ever to come into Gisborne was unloaded at the Gisborne wharf last month. Shipped directly from Newcastle, Australia, on the Konui, the pipes weighed more than 180 tons.