The Third Annual Report of the Hawaii State Senior Center is presented. It depicts a story of continued expansion of diversified services to the senior citizens of Oahu. Each month, on the average, 209 persons visited the Center for an annual total of 62,034 visits. Regular membership is 1,040. Discussions have been held concerning the need for additional centers, exploring also the nature of their operation and funding. New patterns of health education and services, educational programs, outreach to the confined elderly, and instruction of workers have been explored. Counseling and leisure time activities for the pre-retirement group, preparing them for creative and rewarding retirement, seem to be emergent needs. Present estimates are that 10% of the population is between 50 and 65 in Hawaii. This annual report includes the Center Chairman's Report, an Analysis of Program Changes, Statistics to Assess Attainment of Project Objectives, Findings of the Third Participation Evaluation Survey, and Report of Pre and Post Evaluation of participants. (For Second Annual Report, see ED 065 120.) (Author/CK)