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This month the Greater Gisborne Youth Action Committee was formed, with Tony Kay as first chairman. Here Mr Clarke and Mr Kay examine details of the proposed constitution.

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The Greater Gisborne sphere of activity extends over five counties. Here Mr Clarke consults with Mr Fred Smyth, one of the convenors of the recently-formed Ruatoria Citizens' Committee, which has objects similar to those of Greater Gisborne.

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Mrs Patricia Allison, part-time assistant, and Miss Mary Alley, P.R.O. typist-receptionist, duplicate a circular to be sent to all known Gisborne organisations.

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Members of the executive of Greater Gisborne lend the P.R.O. a hand to shift a 22' x 12' stage donated by Midway Progressive Association. Together with four ticket boxes donated by Jaycee Inc., this will form the nucleus of a Community Equipment Pool from which groups will be able to hire items at a nominal charge.

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Extending a welcome to visitors and facilitating their stay is an important P.R.O. function. Mr Clarke is here outlining places of special interest to two young Australians, Beverley Collett and Beverley Blunt, both of Brisbane

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New Building Progress.
View from Adair's roof shows progress being made with massive new T. & G. building on corner of Gladstone Road and Grey Street.

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Residents Farewelled.
At a recent Waerenga-o-kuri R.S.A. function, opportunity was taken to farewell Mr and Mrs K. C. Flinders, who were leaving to reside in Gisborne. Picture shows Mr and Mrs Flinders with Mr Hugh Hickling, who made the presentation.

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Mr Dave Johnson, who was also farewelled on behalf of dog trial circles.