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Church Notices 1 i BATHSI SPREYDON | BAPTIST CHURCH I Corner Lyttelton and Cobham Streets 10.30: Morning worship and children’s programme. !/ p.m.: Evening worship. ■ STC I OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 1 (Cnr Oxford Tee and Madras St! | II a.m. and 7 p.m. Special Services of Music and Inspira- ( tion to mark the conclusion of Mr David Sell’s leadership lof the Choir. Preaher at Both Services: | REV. BARRY DENHOLM I 1 I I i YOU are invited to attend a DAY OF PRAYER anytime , between 9 a.m. and 11 p.m. TODAY' (Saturday, August 11), at ALDERSGATE. Durham St. EVERYONE WELCOME. Inquiries Phone 63-274. 1 IT’S ANOTHER 1 . FESTIVAL OF - PRAISE TOWN HALL AUDITORIUM < FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, Featuring a “Practical Look at Spiritual Warfare” j with Pastor Rex Meehan . Will you be there to celebrate i our victory in Christ? by Jesus Festivals Committee) I ANGLICAN I CHRISTCHURCH CATHEDRAL Is a.m.: HOLY COMMUNION < 'll a.m.: CHORAL MATINS. Service: Stanford in C. Anthem: How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings. Brahms. Preacher: Miss M. Mullan. 7 p.m.: CHORAL EVENSONG. Service: Ayleward in E Flat. Anthem: Praise the Lord. —Blow Preacher: The Rev. Ross Allen. CHRISTCHURCH 1 SOUTH REGIONAL PRAYER & j ST SAVIOUR’S CHURCH SATURDAY AUGUST 11 I 7.30 p.m. i Speaker: .REV. MICHAEL HAWKINS 1 i Note Change of Starting Time. ALL WELCOME. I ~ ST JOHNS MISSION CHURCH 1 I LATIMER SQUARE ( g a.m.: Holy Communion (1662). 10 a.m.: N.Z. Liturgy. 7 p.m.: Mission Service. Preacher at all Services: I The Vicar. “Come Alive Club” following Evening Service. AU Welcome to all Ser- I vices. BARRY LOVERIDGE, Vicar. PETER COUGHLAN, City Missioner. ST MICHAEL AND 1 ALL ANGELS, Oxford Terrace. 9 a.m.: CONFIRMATION I AND SUNG EUCHARIST. ; Preached: The Bishop of Christchurch. j (Breakfast after this service.) i. 11 a.m.: HOLY COMMUNION; 1 Preacher: Fr. Schollar. 5 p.m.; EVENSONG. I Preacher: Philip Baker, 1 Vicar. wfe ffiaSßrnaie u i J _ 1 1 k S ■ St BARNABAS 7 a.m.: Holy Communion. 8 a.m.: Holy Communion, I* followed by breakfast. 9 a.m.: Medburj’ Service. 10 a.m.; Sunday School ; Parents Day. 11 a.m.: Martins. Preacher: ’ Reg. Hall. 17 p.m.: Evensong. Preacher: | Bob Lowe. ST THOMAS’S |9.15 a.m.; Holy Communion. | To Let IA one bedroom flat, near I shops, bus, no garage. War- • rington St. $26. Ph. 853-400. A luxury fully turn 1 bdrm i ownership type flat with carport, within walking distance of city. Bond re- ' qulred. Ph. 62-291 bus. hrs. i 479-185 all. HA nice turn, room, $l6 p.w. Sult middle-aged gent Ph. . I 798-969. D IA turn. s.c. ,1 bdrm flat $2B I p.w. Pb. 791-472 or 887-903 13 UA comfortable self contained . turn. 1 bdrm flat, married working couple pref. $26, ‘ Bond $5O. Handv to town. - Ph. 896-351. A superior one bedroom flat, I lounge. separate dining ; room, attractively furnished and carpeted, in heart of city. $32. No defactos. I Ph. 518-766. A bed sitter, centrally situI ated, suit mature person, I only $l2 p.w. Ph. 555-344. ABOUT 5 minutes from town ‘ “Business Girls Business Men” — we have beautifully furnished, 2 bedroom green Summerhill stone flats. Beautifully cosy and warm and spotless. Ph. 559824 Landlord. Suit up to 4. No bond 13 ADDINGTON: 2 bdrm furn. flat, elose school and shops. 827 w. Ph. 328-144.