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Busy weeding in front of the Holy Trinity parish office were, from camera: Heather Stephens, Sally-Anne Hyland, and Ann Bothamley, of the Aranga Company.

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At Dunblane Brownie Anita Evans presented Mrs B. McTaggart with a bouquet. Watching at rear are Mesdames V. Rymen and S. Clark.

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The oldest person in the home, Mrs M. Page, aged 96, received flowers from Dianne Light.

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Holding their bouquets, the girls smile for the camera. From left, front row: Adriene Wilson, Anita Evans, Robin Bramwell, Sheryl McKenzie, Brenda Walters, Sheryl Cox, Kathleen Blair, and Debra Hill. Also pictured are: Jan Davoren, Patricia Cook, Marilyn Williams, and Ann Evans.

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At Holy Trinity a group of girls under the supervision of Captain J. Moles, of the Aranga Company, sorted stamps to sell for the mission fund. From left: Cherry Wilson, Jenny Thomson, Mrs Moles, Rose Olson, Dawn O'Connell, Margaret McKee, Elizabeth Mathews, and Lynne Bothamley.

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Mr G. M. Newman, Kaiti, who has represented the Waikohu County on the Poverty Bay Catchment Board since its inception in 1945, retired from the board at its last meeting. The last foundation member still serving, Mr Newman has also been on the Soil Conservation Council for 20 years, and the Harbour Board for five years.

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Three members of the 25th New Zealand Infantry Battalion who were all wounded by the same shell burst at Tabaga, Tunisia, on 22nd March, 1943, were re-united at the battalion's 25th jubilee in Wellington recently. They are, from left: Messrs Ralph Matthews (Hawkes Bay), Jack Frazer and Maurie Bickford (both of Gisborne). In the background are two other Gisborne men, Messrs Peter Murphy and Lindsay Margoliouth.