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Flounder fishermen on the Delaware Bay mudflats would receive a shock if they speared this 25ft basking shark. The shark entered the estuary and then became stranded by the ebbing tide. But you can relax, flounder chasers -the basking shark is not a man eater. He's more interested in plankton, As long as the basking sharks know that, you're safe

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A farewell to the retiring manager of radio station 2Zn, Mr S. Harris, and Mrs Harris, was held recently by N.Z.B.C. staff. Proposing a toast to Mr and Mrs Harris (centre) are Sheng Yee, Laurie Merrick (supervising technician), Mr Don Jones (new station manager), Mrs Jones, Bill Houston (station accountant), Mr J. Hartstonge (Regional Director of Central Region, N.Z.B.C), Mrs Hartstonge, Vic Burman (programme organiser), Andy Gregory and Margaret Costello

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Twenty six members of the Talisman Sea Cadets joined a camp for the Southern training area at Cass Bay, near Lyttelton, during Easter. Shown here are some of the group. From left, Philip Denby (cadet instructor), David Win(Ld. cadet), Francis Crosbie (Petty officer), junior cadets Allan Johnstone, John Westrupp and Hugh Cotterell, Stuart Harvey (A.B.), Miles Bandy (jnr cadet), Jon Tucker (A.B.), Sub Lt W. O. Crosbie and Mr V. H. Harvey