1. Avarua, Rarotonga: President & Sister Moody (Last President of the Rarotonga Mission), President & Sister Emile C. Dunn (District President), Bruce Marchant, Al Love, Nielson, Peihopa
2. Arorangi, Rarotonga: Bruce Marchant, David Fairbourn
3. Manihiki: Elder Mata, Jesse Johnston
4. Rakahanga: Karl Wesson
5. Black Rock: Elder Young
6. Titikaveka, Rarotonga; Kanahele
7. Mangaia: John Taylor, Alan Heilner, David Fairbourn
8. Avarua, Rarotonga: President & Sister Vernon Monson (District President), Elder Jordan, Elder & Sister Angus
9. Aitutaki: Richard Evans, David Fairbourn
10. Arorangi, Rarotonga: Robert Hixson, Kanahele, Hardy
11. Manihiki: Shakespear
12. Avarua, Rarotonga: Robinson

While serving in the Cook Islands the visiting authorities included C. Douglas Barnes, S. Dilworth Young & Miilton R. Hunter; who later married my wife and I in the Salt Lake Temple.

When I arrived in the Rarotonga Mission, President & Sister M. Ward Moody were prerparing to return to Delta, UT. Three weeks after their departure the Rarotonga Mission was consolidated into the New Zealand North Mission.

Point of Interest: Several missionaries (Wesson, Evans, Fairbourn, Johnston and myselft) were returning to Rarotonga for a conference and we were fortunate to visit the islands of Pukapuka, Nassau, Palmerston and Suarrow. (We didn't stop at Suarrow, just sailed by). There had not been missionaries on Pukapuka for several years and I don't believe that missionaries were ever on Palmerston and Nassau. Of course, that was a few years ago.