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These players participated in the Invitation Croquet Tournament held in Gisborne at the end of October. The tournament was open to scratch and two-and-a-half handicap players and was a middle event. This was the first time a middle event was played in Gisborne, although the junior event was held here in 1966. The finalists are, from left: Mrs Marnee Ward (Hamilton), Mrs Betty Boyes (South Taranaki), Mr Lea Ford (Auckland) who won the tournament, Mr Fred Peters (Dunedin), and Mrs Phyllis Clark (president of Barry memorial Croquet Club).

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Prominent swimming personality Beth Mead was presented the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Association's Service Award by H.B.P.B. Centre president Collin Hacche recently. The award is given for long and outstanding service to the sport. Mrs Mead has been coaching for 23 years and has been associated with swimming since she first took part in the sport 30 years ago, at the age of 10.

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This group, some of the members of the Gisborne Underwater Club, are shown at Mayor Island after taking part in the Mini Underwater Convention at Labour Weekend. From left: Wade Grave, winner of the junior spear fishing trophy, Bob Reynolds, Graham and Dianne Barrington, Ted Knox and John Mazengarb.

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This is the Kaiti Women's Bowling Club's committee for the 1969-70 season. They are, from left: Mesdames Janice Atkinson, Mona Deverall (treasurer), Julie Green, Jean Waugn (president), Hilda Hibbert, Eileen Bury (secretary), Gwen Smith, Kath Richards (vice-president), Ruth Legg, and Daisy Chamberlain. Absent: Moira Berry.