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Mataira-Jane. At St Paul's Anglican Church, Wairoa, Evelyn, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Seddon Jane, Wairoa, to James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Dave Mataira, Mahia. The attendants are, from left, Horiana Mataira, Mahia, sister of the groom (flower-girl), Denore Pomana, Wairoa, Kay Lindsay, Wairoa, Francis Trewby, Palmerston North (chief maid), and Turi Paku, Awamate (best man). Future home, Wairoa. (Ray Puddy).

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Marsh-Wakarua. At St Peter's Catholic Church, Wairoa, Jenny, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs C. Wakarua, Wairoa, to Chris William, youngest son of Mr and Mrs W. Marsh, Wairoa. The attendants are, from left, Jimmy Morrell, Wairoa, cousin of the groom (best man), Ngawai Tumata, Hastings, cousin of the bride (chief maid), Pauline Wakarua, Wairoa, sister of the bride, and Annette Wakarua, Wairoa, sister of the bride (junior maid). Future home, Wairoa. (Ray Puddy).

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Clive Allcock, son of Mr and Mrs G. T. AlIcock, 9 Cook Street, received his M.B., Ch.B. degree from Otago University recently. Dr Allcock, who also holds a B.Sc. degree and an L.T.C.L. diploma in speech, has taken up a position as House Surgeon at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, Australia.

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Lynda Wilkie, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs W. H. J. Wilkie, Worsley Street, sailed on the "Fair-star" earlier this month. She expects to be away for about two years on a working holiday in the United Kingdom and Europe.

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Folk singer Roger Whittaker drew two packed houses to his concerts in the War Memorial Hall, where fans were treated to two hours of his artistry. Roger is seen here with announcer Arthur Toms as he broadcasted live from Radio 2ZG for three-quarters of an hour.

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A family gathering at the Masonic Hotel involved members of the Preston clan. Drinks and dinner were the order of the evening where special guest was Mr Robert Preston's brother, Mr Jim Preston, of Mount Maunganui. From left, Mr and Mrs Robert Preston, Mr Jim Preston, in front, and at back, the Robert Preston's sons, Ray, Bob and Barry, with their respective wives, Shirley, Beryll and Dianne.

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The committee of the Taruheru C.W.I, holds a committee dinner each year before the new committee for the following year is elected. At the Masonic for this year's dinner were, from left, in front, Mesdames E. Bacon (vice-president), D. Batcheldor (secretary), L. Martin (president), R. Preston (treasurer) and B. Cooper (vice-president). At back, V. Taylor, M. Hay, J. Davidson, A. Norman, M. Seymour, E. Henderson (press reporter), D. Chatfield, S. Nalder, I. Simpson and G. Duske.