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Public Notices VACANT shop, close .to Merivale Mall requires exclusive product or services, contact Manager. Ph. 554-386. WE'RE highly optimistic about our Classified ads. Shop our columns and you'll see why.'D <t) Christchurch Transport Board AIRPORT SERVICE COMMENCING Monday. October 11.1982. the Airport. Service will travel from Riccarton Road, via Clyde Road and Kirkwood Avenue to Ham Road. Celebrate at Akaroa Village ■ Hi 111 -• giwFwsß w < ißi CELEBRATE a birthday or other happy event this week with a meal overlooking the picturesque Akaroa harbour at the Akaroa Village resort. You'll enjoy the easy drive, glorious scenery, and discover why more people now celebrate all their special occasions at the Akaroa Village resort. Sunday smorgasbord lunch from 12 noon. No need to book. To book for evening dinner or mid-week accommodation, phone Akaroa 421. CREDIT REPORTING As Creditmans Duns has closed if you require credit reports, please PHONE 798-456 CREDIT GUARD. DONAL MCLEAN WILL no longer be responsible for any debts incurred in his name by his wife of 11 Fenchurch St. Christchurch 5. HENRY HUGHES LTD Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys PATENTS and Trade Marks applied for in all countries. P.O. Box 828, Phone 69-664 221 Gloucester Street CHRISTCHURCH 1. MW

RUTHERFORD MEMORIAL LECTURE THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND and the University of Canterbury cordially, invite you to the 1982 Rutherford Memorial Lecture to be given by Professor Janies McGee F.R.S.. emeritus professor of physics, Imperial College, London, on: “RUTHERFORD AND OPTO-ELECTRONICS” IN THE AUDITORIUM, CHRISTCHURCH TEACHERS’ COLLEGE. Dovedale Avenue, ILAM on TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, AT 8 P.M. Sherry will be served in the Foyer from 7.30 p.m.

WAIMAIRI DISTRICT COUNCIL COMMUNITY FUN RUN 1982 The 1972 Waimairi District fun run will take place on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, from JELLIE PARK starting at 9 a.m. AGAIN THE FUN RUN is being organised by the Waimairi District Council in co-operation with the Canterbury Region of the Heart Foundation of N.Z. and the Burnside Joggers Club. It is intended to focus on the Fun Run as the community activity to start Heart Week (October 3 to October 9, 1982). In attempting to foster interest in the values of good health and fitness the organisers have decided to make children and young people .central to the activities on the day. To this end schools in and adjacent to the Waimairi District have been INVITED to participate. The Heart Foundation have sponsored the activities to allow schools taking part to raise funds for their schools by participating in $lOO draws. These will be as follows:— Post Primary Schools draw (2) $lOO. Intermediate Schools draw (2) $lOO. Primary Schools draw (2) $lOO. The activities on the day include: The Long Run (10 kilometres). The Short Run (6 kilometres). The Walk (3 kilometres). Members of the Burnside Joggers Club will act as leaders/guides for the long and short runs and Heart Foundation members will act in the same capacity for the walk. Certific ates of achievement will be awarded to all who take part. The programme on the day is as follows:— 8.45 a.m..— Short address by Dr D. R. Hay, C.B.E. Heart Foundation of N.Z. 8.55 ami. — Primary School $lOO draws (2). Intermediate School $lOO draws (2). Post Primary School $lOO draws (2), by Mr Roger Ballantyne, 0.8. E., President of the National Heart Foundation. 9 a.m. — Official start of Runs and Walk by Mr D. B. Rich, Chairman, Waimairi District Council. A warm invitation is extended to all citizens and Jogging Club members to lake part in the Fun Run programme. NOTE; ACTIVITIES WILL TAKE PLACE . WET OR FINE. REX COSGROVE. Community Activities Officer. Waimairi District Council.