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Richard Brownie, son of Mrs R. M. Brownie, 92 Iranui Road, has been in England for 14 months now, serving as assistant crewing officer for B. O. A. C. He is seen in the picture above, at left, with some friends before taking off on a pleasure flight to Holland. From left, Richard Brownie, Keith Holmes (Gisborne), Beverley Rimmer (Christchurch), Gwynnie Youngeson (Cape Town), and Dave Cameron (Gisborne). Richard flies with the Biggin Hill Aero Club, where the Battle of Britain Memorial (above right) is situated.

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Darryl Jeune, of Gisborne, who is now in Melbourne where he has taken a position with the Government Aeronautical Research Laboratories.

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Mr and Mrs A. J. Sharpe, 6 Farmer Street, Te Aroha, who recently celebrated their golden wedding. They were residents ofTolaga Bayfor 35 years.

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Miss Kathie Gordon, of Gisborne, was a debutante at the Anglican Debutante Ball in Wellington. She is seen here with her brother, Mr Peter Gordon, Mrs Maora Tamihana (who was a leading welfare worker here for many years), and her escort, Mr Andrew Herewini.

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Friends of Rex Barnes, son of Mr and Mrs R. J. Barnes, formerly of Gisborne and now of Matamata, will recognise him in this picture of the Matamata Midgets team.