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Reputed to be nearing the 100-year mark is this old house which was moved from its site next to the Park View flats in Roebuck Road. The old house was transported to the grounds of the Union Parish Church in Atkinson Street, where it will be converted into the Church's Youth Centre.

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These seven girls did very well at the Y.M.C.A. Older Girls' Tournament at Richmond, near Nelson, in the last week of the school holidays. The team, which gained second place, is from left, in front, Carol McKay (captain), Odette Kane and Christine Stevens, and at back, Margaret Gordon (vice-captain), Kay Aberhart, Dale King and Freda Harrison.

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A public meeting was held in the Ilminster Intermediate School for those interested in the formation of a new kindergarten in the Sherrif sub-division in Kaiti, The meeting was extremely well attended, and pictured with the guest speaker, Mr Frank Zillwood of the N.Z. Kindergarten Union Executive (left), are Mrs N. M. Brougham (Gisborne Free Kindergarten secretary) and the chairman of the meeting, the Mayor, Mr Harry Barker.

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The bowling season is underway again and a brilliant day marked the opening of the Riverside Ladies' Club, where the patroness of the club, Mrs H. H. Barker, put up the first kitty and sent down the first bowl.

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From left are Mesdames V. Hume (secretary), C. Powell (president), H. H. Barker, and D. Malone (vice-president).

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The standard four pupils of the Central School came up with a novel way to remember their recent week-long visit to Camp Kaitawa, near Waikaremoana. The whole class had a hand in producing this 21-foot mural of the area and shows many of the active ities that took place while they were there. With their teacher, Mr A. W. Coppell (left), the class holds up the mural for your inspection.