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Situations Vacant w VOLUNTEERS urgently required to assist with the prbjnotion of “Unique Number Club. if you can give us hOu^ n %? t week - Please Phone 892-791, ask fop George. . VOLUNTEER VISITORS MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY OF CANTERBURY (INC.) WE are looking for people wh® are able to make a commitment of approx. 10 hours per month to visit people with multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions. The people we need will be sensitive and responsive to the needs of people and their families who are living with a long term health problem and the volunteers should be able to work with our Field Officer as their supervisor. The society will provide a short introductory training programme which volunteers will be expected to undertake. A' mileage allowance will be paid to visitors. If you are interested in helping please ring us on 892-946, 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. any week day or call at our centre at 148 England Street during these hours. - ■ WSIO WANTED WANTED SATURDAY SATURDAY SUPERVISORS SUPERVISORS PERSONS of good character, aged between 30 and 45 years, required to supervise groups of male offenders in the community all day Saturdays. Generous wage offered. H.T. or bus licence an advantage. Practical trade experience, plus supervising experience also an advantage. Apply (in writing) to the Warden, Adult Work Centre, 84-66 Brisbane Stret, Christchurch 2, stating age, peraonal history plus contact address and telephone number. •' All applications treated in ' atrict confidence. •WOULDN’T IT BE LOVELY TO work from home with flexible hours and still enjoy top hourly rates, to be part , of a happy team and receive company discounts, free products, bonus and incentive schemes and a car allowance. If you would love a career, in demonstrating popular New Zealand products don’t let lack of experience hold you back. Call me for an interview: PHONE DIANNE, 859-912.

WEST COAST HOSPITAL BOARD PAINTER/PAPERHAN GER THE Westland Hospital’s i Management Committee has a ! vacancy for a „, Pa L nte s / Paperhanger at Westland/ ? S»aviews Hospitals. Hokitika. ' Applicants should have i either completed a formal i apprenticeship or have had i considerable experience m •the trade. 1 Salary payable will be negotiated taking into i account qualifications and * X Single accommodation is available. . Written applications close with the Secretary, Westland i Hospitals Management Committee, Private Bag. Hokitika, on Monday, May 12, 1980. SW7 WEST COAST HOSPITAL BOARDLAUNDRY MANAGER \ WESTLAND/ ! SEAVIEW : HOSPITALS, i HOKITIKA laPPLICATIONS are invited ifrom suitably qualified perigons for the above position based at Seaview Hospital, iHokitika. Salary dependent on quahjfications and previous experience. . ' Conditions of appointment i and application form can be obtained from the Chief (Executive, West Coast Hospi,tal Board, P.O. Box 387, Grey!mouth. with whom applications close on May 23, 1980. SW7

Situations Vacant ZOOLOGISTS/FISHERIES BIOLOGISTS UPPER WAITAKI POWER SCHEME A TEAM LEADER and two technical assistants are required to undertake studies into the effects of hydro-electric development on trout stocks and fisheries in the Upper Waitaki Catchment. Duties will include field work, data analysis and the preparation of reports. The team leader should have a Ph.D. or M.Sc. in fisheries, limnology or a related subject and the technical assistants should be graduates in zoology or have practical experience of fisheries work. LOWER WAITAKI POWER DEVELOPMENT Two experienced fisheries biologists are required to study the impact on fish stocks and fisheries of power development in the Lower Waitaki River. Initial duties will Include assessment of various development options, preparation of reports and planning of research projects. They will then be expected to employ and supervise technical staff and commence field studies into anglers’ requirements and relevant aspects of salmon and trout biology. RESEARCH CONTRACTS The above staff will be employed on oneyear contracts with options for renewal. Fees will be dependent on qualifications and experience. Laboratory facilities and all equipment will be provided by the Fisheries Research Division. Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries at ■ Christchurch, Twizel and Oamaru. APPLICATIONS: Applications, stating full details of academic training and previous relevant experience, should be sent to Mr E. Graynoth, Fisheries Research ■ Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Private Bag, Christchurch, by May 28Further..infonhation may be obtained,from Mr - Graynoth at; Kyle Street, Christchurch,-rtele-, phone 488-902. • ; ■ ’ ■ " . ' ' WSl’o