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Mrs Mohan and Mrs Gerams along with other members enjoyed community singing.

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An interesting visitor to the League was Mrs I. Neill (second from right), originally from Dundee, but now living in Gisborne. Welcoming her are Mrs W. G. Bird (tutor for the League), Mrs H. Bryson and Mrs T. McLatchie (a foundation member).

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Also taken in Sydney, in the heart of King's Flamin' Cross, is this picture of the sidewalk cafe at the Village Centre--a good place for coffee, and the wrought iron tables and chairs afford a pleasant oasis from which to watch the passing parade. Maybe some enterprising person in Gisborne could follow the same idea. A place like this would certainly be an attraction, particularly in the summer.

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A new aerial view of the city taken from the west shows part of the new industrial subdivision at the lower left, then Churchill Park, the central city and harbour, with Kaiti at the back and the Pacific Ocean beyond.

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Looking smart in their new jerseys and caps are these five junior members of Wattie's Canneries Gisborne Amateur Cycling team. They are from left, Glenton Waugh, David Crone, Brian and John Edwards and David Holman.