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A cheque for $310 was presented to the St. John Ambulance Association by Radio 2ZG recently. The money was raised by 2ZG and the Gisborne Midget Car Club at a meeting at Patutahi last January. From left: Norm Frazer (St. John vice-president), Dick Jackson (Midget Car Club), Bill James (St. John secretary), Mrs Joan Sceats (St. John vice-president), Dr Barry Kahlenberg (St. John president), Ian Vernazoni (manager 2ZG), and Stuart Stubbs (2ZG).

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Mr F. E. Quayle, after 40 years in Government service, retired recently as administration officer for estates and develop ment with the Department of Maori and Island Affairs. He has spent the last 18 years in Gisborne.

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Garth Ritchie, at N.A.C., called us in to have a look at this beaut samoyed dog. A real toff he was too, just in from Melbourne and here to stay in Gisborne.

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A function was held at Ulverstone by members of the P. B. Master Hairdressers' Association to mark the presentation of life membership badges to Joe and Beryl Lyle. After the presentation they were photographed with the P.B.H.A. committee. From left, front: Joy Wakelin, Rae Bartie (president), Joe and Beryl Lyle, Clare Williamson (secretary and foundation member). Back row: Kathy Butler, Nita Morrison, Tom Lyle, Jill Stewart, and Joy Bilton.