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Rarotonga
SEVENTH Day Adventist leaders arrived from Aitutaki by local schooner on September 17 to attend the biennial conference held at the SDA Training School, Titikaveka, Rarotonga.
Among the arrivals were Senior Pastor G. Branster, president of the Central Pacific Union Mission, based in Fiji.
Pastor Aveling also tra£ from Fiji and was accompanii Dr. G. G. McDowell, educaf secretary for the Australian sion. The conference lasted a* night. tT h e Titikaveka Co-opes Society, Rarotonga, establish© cently, had a membership of September 1. Following the ap]< ment of a Co-operative’s S organiser, co-operatives are encouraged in the Cook Islau
Bound for the Islands per "Tulagi" from Sydney in September were, left to right: (1) Miss E. Richardson of Western Australia, visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. Angeloni, of Tanna Island. (2) Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Mitchell, accompanied by Nurse M. C. Miller (with baby June Mitchell), bound for Honiara where Mr. Mitchell takes up an appointment with the BSIP Government. (3) Mr. G. O'Brien, re turning to Vila, was farewelled in Sydney by sons Lyall and Noel. (4) Mr. J. A. Tayler, returning to Norfolk Island after a Sydney visit.