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Medical Superintendent at the Cook Hospital for the past nine years Mr T. Lawrie has taken the position as prineipal Medical Officer, Hospital Design and Evaluation Unit, Health Department, Wellington. Mr Lawrie was accorded a Farewell by the staff of the hospital and he is seen here with the secretary Mr P. Sharp (left) and the matron Miss Y. Sinclair, prior to the presentation.

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After deciding New Zealand had more advantages than most other countries of the world, and to get away from the rat race and pollution of Vancouver, David and Pat Woodward came to Gisborne to settle. David, who is now an accountant with Story and Lomas, and Pat are pictured with their children Sarah (6), Simon (2½), and Kevin (9).

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Off to Melbourne to the World Conference of Service Organisations is Round Table chairman Peter Wright (left). He is pictured with Round Table membership convenor John Heikell.

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Guest speaker at the August R.S.A. Tattoo was colourful Auckland personality Captain Fred Ladd. His very amusing and interesting tales had the members hanging on every word. He is pictured with R.S.A. president Jim Lynch (left) and secretary Bert Spring (right).

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Head teacher at the Gisborne Free Kindergarten for the past two years, Miss Diane Benton has left to go on an extended working tour of England and the Continent. Prior to her departure she was entertained to dinner at the Sandown Park Hotel by some of the kindergarten people. From left, in front, Miss Benton, Miss Francis Adrian (assistant teacher), and at back, Mesdames Marj Jones, Ingrid Collins, Gloria Dudfield and Diana Percy.