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Selected pupils from the Tahunga, Hangaroa, Tiniroto and Waerenga-o-kuri Schools took part in a combined project recently wherein they studied the judicial system of New Zealand. This project included visits to the Gisborne Police Station and the Courthouse, where the pupils are pictured. At left is the Tahunga . School teacher, Mr S. McKnight, and next to him is the deputy registrar, Mr D. Parkin.

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Visitors from Mt Maunganui were entertained at the Gisborne Old Folk's November meeting and two of them were called on the birthday list. The honour of cutting the cake this time went to the lady president, Mrs K. Torrie. From left, in front, Mesdaraes E. Powell, J. Dowell, K. Torrie, E. Williamson (Mt Maunganui), and L. Miller. At back; Mrs L. Walker, Mr W. Dunmall (Mt Maunganui), Mrs R. Trethewey and Mrs E. McMillan.

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We'll never know how many feet will have been saved from horrible cuts and lacerations by this lot of broken glass and hard rubbish which was collected by these members of the Kaiti Guide Co. on Waikanae Beach. They were doing this community service project as part of their patrol challenge. Of course, if the poor things responsible for the mess were in any way mature there would be nothing for the girls to clean up! From left, the Guides are Jenny Kay Potaka, Janette Reader, Adrienne Wilson, Joy Evans, Susan Solvander, Dianne Clough, Karen Blair, Ngaire Powell and Janet Solvander.