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With the passing recently of Hori Karaka Tamihana, of Tolaga Bay, we record the final chapter of his long association with this magazine through his popular series, known as Hori's Page. He is pictured, second from right, with two of his four surviving brothers, Ropata (Bob) on his right, and Atarea (Hewa) on his left. Another brother, the late Hurari (Julian) is first from the left. Hori and Julian were both educated at Te Aute College, in Hawke's Bay.

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A presentation was made by Mrs Witheford (right) to assistant Leader Mrs Liane Hume, who has left to live in Auckland.

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Winners of the Bethel Chapel Shield for highest team points gained during the year were the Sapphires. From left. Heather Sinclair, Margaret Leigh, Sandra Cox, Hoki Westrupp, Sandra Wilson and Linda Trueman.

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Merit awards were won by Marei Compier and Linda Trueman.

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Individual highest points were won by, from left, Sharon Trueman, 1, Carolyn Franklin, 2, and Sandra Cox, 3.

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Taking a short break to tell Santa what they would like for Christmas are these darkroom girls from Dunstan & Kinge. From left they are Mary-Ann Jones, Sharon Coveny-Graham and Judi Cameron.

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Miss S. Little, a resident of Dunblane for the past eight years, and a resident of Gisborne for many years, celebrated her 93rd birthday in December. Miss Little is the daughter of the late Mr James Little, a well known pioneer farmer of Kumeroa, near Woodville.