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Although they have not managed to win many games this season, the Poverty Bay Women's Indoor Basketball representative team has been very close, being only narrowly beaten on many occasions. For a fairly new team they have been doing very well outside the district, their most successful outing being runners-up in the North Island B grade championships. From left, front row: Lovey Dunnett, Frances Pokai, Margaret Brodie, Maureen Jones (coach), Norma Wood (manager). Back row: Dianne Amor, Pauline Murphy, Elaine Anderson (captain), Mina Newcomb, Denise Farmer and Dianne Brodie.

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In the Australian Rotary Captain Cook Art Competition (open to all pupils of schools in the countries Captain Cook visited), three pupils of the Ilminster Intermediate School had their paintings accepted for the travelling exhibition. This exhibition will be made up of 60 paintings from the 250 entries, so three from one school is very good. The exhibition is due in New Zealand early next year. From left: Derek Norman, Gisborne Rotarian Duff Jones (organiser of the competition in Gisborne), Alan Wilcox, Gisborne Rotary president John Corson, and Stephen Kemp.

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The Gisborne Rotary Club was addressed by the Minister of Tourism, Mr H. J. Walker, on the occasion of World Understanding Week. From left: president John Corson, Mr Walker, and chairman of the club's international committee, Bob Logan.

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At the same meeting, a cheque for $120 was presented to the Olympic Pool Fund. Olympic Pool Queen Carnival Steering Committee chairman Colin Hacche accepts the cheque from president John Corson.