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ABOVE-Norman Adcock and Noel Ward are often plastered-but accidentally, of course. This sometimes happens to plasterers. Both are employed by Rex Ward. Norman is married and came to Nelson from Invercargill 8 years ago. His spare time interests include indoor bowls and "work". Noel, a son of his employer, is learning the plastering business. He was educated at Nelson College and is a keen tramper.

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A busy housewife is Heather Marshall. She is married, with one daughter, Carolyn (in pushchair). She and her husband came to Nelson from Wellington in March. She's interested in art, pottery, and repertory and operatic work.

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Meet Alex Senior, principal of the firm of Alex J. Senior, structural engineers. Alex came to Nelson in 1938. He's married and has four sons and a daughter. He was born and bred in Lumsden and educated at Invercargill Technical College. His interests include snooker and Rotary.

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Two of the "boys" who work in the Stoke timber yard of Baigents, Bevan Webley and Stephen Furlong. Bevan is married, has one daughter and has lived in Nelson all his life. For fun he follows the gee gees and does some gardening. Stephen (although his accent doesn't betray him) comes from Brighton, England, and has been in Nelson eight years. He is single, enjoys soccer and all sport.

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The sweet smile behind the sweet counter comes from Margaret. Mallaburn, a shop assistant with the Kozy Corner, Tahunanui. Margaret is married and has one boy. She has lived in the province all her life, coming to Nelson from Motueka in 1941. She is Cub Akela to the Tahunanui Cub Pack, likes tennis, table tennis, and showing Corgi dogs.