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Press, 6 May 1981, Page 35

Situations Vacant HAIR STYLIST j YATES SALONS REQUIRE a well qualified Senior at our City Salon. Full (time or 25 hours per week, i Applicants must be capable lin every aspect of hair stvl■mg of smart appearance, and ;good personality. Apply in writing stating age, experience. Ph. number ■ and copies of qualifications ■to:— YATES SALONS | 755 COLOMBO ST. I CHRISTCHURCH 1. HOUSEKEEPER ; PERSON to do light house 'work, 1-2 hours, Mon. to Fri.. ■ Belfast area. PHONE 238-646 ■between 9.30 a.m.-11.30 a.m. HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY ; MATURE active person re;quired to clean house and I mind 2 pre-schoolers. Hours I negotiable but not more than 30 per week. PHONE 45-598 ANY TIME. — HAIRDRESSERS I WHY work for someone else, when for a reasonable price you can own your own salon PHONE WANAKA 737 BUS. HOURS. w DUE to expansion of Services' the Canterbury Branch uf| N.Z. Society for Intellectually i Handicapped invites applica-' tions for three important posi-l tions. Experience in the i field of Intellectual Handicap/ or Service provisions in re-1 lated areas, would be an advantage, blit not a prior requisite for appointment. 1. ASSISTANT ADMINS.T.RATOR— I SERVICES MANAGER The appointee will be responsible for the efficient and effective management of our Workshops, pre-school special care centres and residential i services. We are seeking a Manager of proven ability who is keen to contribute skills in the voluntary agency field. 2. RESIDENTIAL MANAGER

The appointee will have responsibility for our extensive residential service provision. We are ideally seeking a person with skills in staff training and motivation, organizational planning and the ability to relate well to a wide crosssection of people. A Social Work background could well be an advantage.

3. ADULT TRAINING CENTRE MANAGER The Branch is soon to open an additional workshop facility. We seek a Manager strong in training skills with the flair to seek out suitable work contracts. Applications for positions ■should be in writing, detailing Ipast/present. work history, educational details and references. Envelopes should be addressed: ADMINISTRATOR I.H.C. BOX 1729 CHRISTCHURCH, and marked ‘CONFIDENTIAL’

INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL ASSISTANT COUNTY CLERK APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Assistant County Clerk with the Inangahua County Council. Applicants should . have some experience in local authority administration. As the majority of the duties are of an accounting nature, applicants should have an interest in ‘this type of work. Prospective applicants should obtain a copy of the conditions of appointment, and schedule of duties from the undersigned. Applications addressed to the County Clerk will be accepted at the County Office up to 4 p.m. on Friday, May 29, I'9Bl. Apply:— P.O. BOX 75, REEFTON. After Hours Phone — Rogers, County Clerk. WSI6 INANGAHUA COUNTY COUNCIL CARPENTER THE Inangahua Countj- Council has a vacancy on its staff for a carpenter. Applicants need not be i indentured tradesmen but should have the ability to interpret plans specifications — prepare schedules of materials and carry out construction of commercial and cottage type works. As the carpenter is expected to work largely unsupervised an independent conscientious, approach is I important. The carpenter is covered by the Building and Related Industries Tradesmen Award. The wage offered is 5209.88 gross per week. Other allowances paid are tool, industry, clothing and an annual bonus. Council will assist with Aonseh'-id removal expenses if obtain a ■■nn'' nF oF * nn'-’nt-”«*n F -->4 Duties from the undesigned. —”i he nntynH -»* 'I,, i n.m. on Friday, May 32. 1981. A. F. Count’- Clerk. •n n pox 75, Reefton. WSffR XtWwfk WORKER nrQT’iDtTI -Tpr ♦ 'r>”- ! eFnA.>rr’’ Qi-’-’ F'"’’ Tfostel, Mon.-Fri., 2,306 "O -n.m. Please v «-r-r,r.x, 557-673. KrrrHFN WORKER. T’rnrrr'tn Ac?*"'’ ‘ (’’Vi’-lstr'AnreA Gi* l *’ Fi**b Hostel. Mon.-Fri.. 4.306.."'* Please phone: MATRON, 557-673.