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Away in Australia is Michelle Squire, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs A. J. Squire, Takaka, who recently celebrated her 21st birthday. Michelle is on the clerical staff of the Port Melbourne branch of International Harvester. She and two Kiwi friends plan to travel to England next June, but will be home for Christmas before going

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Ruth Haswell (right) is the new Nelson Marching Centre chief judge, a position held for the last seven years by Jan McKenzie, who did not seek re-election. Here, Ruth and Dominion chief judge Norma Mangos study the new march plan for next season

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Here's a girl who's getting around. Julie Munro, 29, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs R. A. Munro, Stoke, recently travelled by yacht from the Bahamas to Miami, Florida. This photo was taken during one of her, stints at the helm. Julie's a well travelled girl, having worked as a nurse in Canada, London, Hong Kong and Australia. She's coming home for Christmas, via Mexico, from Halifax, in Canada

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Now enjoying the warm weather of Tonga are Bevan and Jacquie Barnett and their children, Deidre and Christopher. Bevan was with the M.O.W. in Nelson and is assisting on extensions to Tonga's airport, as part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' external aid programme, as an engineering foreman

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At the final of the Mrs Nelson contest were Dovedale ladies Betty Overton, Win Davies, Joy Elgar and Julie Crerar