Warkworth Grey Power affiliates with North Shore association
Members of the Warkworth Grey Power steering committee who hope to re-establish Warkworth Grey Power as a separate entity. From left, Les Greenwood, Giselle Fasher, Jeff Fasher and Vivienne Mickleson.
Warkworth Grey Power has affiliated itself with North Shore Grey Power after failing to secure a viable working committee at its annual meeting last month.
Three committee members resigned at the meeting, including president Carol Greenwood, 78.
The meeting failed to find sufficient replacements to meet the required number of eight committee members.
The meeting was then left to decide whether to wind up the association, go into recess or find another way for the association to continue.
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