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Clerk of the course at the Richmond picnic races was Norma Conza, and her mount for the day was 'Isaac's Gold.'

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Off to Wellington are Paul and, Diane McLeod. Paul, a bacteriologist trainee, has been at Nelson Public Hospital for five years. He will further his career at Wellington Public. Diane was a primary school teacher at Stoke last year.

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Also leaving Nelson is Keith Lavery, 17, who has joined the New Zealand Army Band. Keith, son of Mr and Mrs S. S. Lavery, Atmore Terrace, is a cornet player. He has been a member of the Nelson Municipal Band and, more recently, the Wakefield Citizens' Band. Keith worked in the spare parts department at Wright Stephensons.

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Curtis–Tindale. Ann Lynette, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs R. (Bill) Tindale, 9 Wilkes Street, Richmond, to Ray-mond Samuel, youngest son of Mr and Mrs V. V. K. (Bill) Curtis, Palmerston North.

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Enjoying the Mardi Gras were Mike McBride, Nelson, and Helen Moore, Dunedin.

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Santa's youngest apprentice must surely be Graham John Dyer, four months, son of Betty and Ray Dyer, Richmond. Young Santa appears quite at home under that Christmas tree.