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Members of the Olympic Pool Committee were presented with a cheque for $100 recently towards the pool fund. The money was raised from two housie evenings run by the Social Credit committee and the cheque was presented by the local candidate, Peter Phin. From left: Peter Phin, Colin Hacche (president H.B.-P.B. Swimming Centre), Lloyd Cornish, Dick Twisleton, Eric Adye, Maurice McIntyre, Ray Laing and Beth Meade.

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A presentation of $200 was made recently by the Hawkes Bay and Gisborne Savings Bank to the Cook Bicentenary Committee. Bank manager Nigel Nicholson hands over the cheque to Mr R. C. Parker, chairman of the Cook County Council, who accepted the cheque on behalf of the committee.

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Another Guide in the district to receive the Queen's badge is Penny Shaw. Penny, daughter, of Mr and Mrs I. G. Shaw, Seymour Road, is a member of Puramahoi Company. Penny's sister Amanda, who recently returned from a year's stay in the U.S.A. as an American Field Scholar, is also a Queen's Guide thus making this a rather special occasion. From left: Penny, Miss R. Bunt (Provincial Commissioner), Amanda and Mrs Shaw.