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Joining the select few golfers who have holed-in-one is Gisborne Park member Ian Nicklin. He gave his ball the right sort of swipe off the fifth tee recently. Using his trusty No.4 iron he sent a Dunlop 65 ball unerringly over the 157 yards into the wind and into the par 3 hole.

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Back in Gisborne to visit his mother, Mrs Tui Charles of 4 Centennial Crescent, is Alan Charles who is now working at the G.P.O. in Sydney. Alan, leader of the former Gisborne dance band "The Crazy Urge," still keeps up his musical interests.

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Two members of the Y.M.C.A, Judo Club who attended the national judo championships in Christchurch recently did well. Gillian Chamberlain (left) progressed from yellow to orange belt, while Andrea Wilson progressed from orange to green.

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The Who's Who of the Maltese dog world, "The Maltese Dog," in its second edition (and first with a New Zealand section), makes mention of Mrs Drucie Wood's two dogs, Champion Snow Fairy of Carabelle (Dixie for short) and the English imported Rhosneigr Snow Juliet (Tina) at right. Only 12 dogs from 50 of the kennels registered in New Zealand are mentioned in this massive U.S.A.-produced book with world-wide distribution, so it is quite an honour.