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Eight Nelson men recently received certificates of qualification to become the first defensive driving instructors to complete the instructors' course. Back row: Messrs R. Biddle, L. A. Dean, A. McLachlan, A. E. Scott, G. A. Adams, E. H. Smith, C. O'Connor, R. L. Black. Front: Traffic instructor D. J. Muirhead, Messrs E. E. Stephens (vice-chairman, Nelson area defensive driving council), S. A. Whitehead, M.P., A. F. Anthony (chairman, Blenheim area defensive driving council), and Chief Traffic Officer C. H. Croft.

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The brass section of the New Zealand Army Band in action during the band's performance at Trafalgar Park.

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Back in England after being home in Nelson for three months is Trisha Banham, daughter of Mrs Bernadette Price. Trisha, right, was returning to England to get married. While here she worked as a post girl. En route to England, Trisha and her mother visited Sydney to attend her brother Bill's wedding.

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The band, under the baton of the director of music, Captain Jim Carson.