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Press, 10 March 1984, Page 67

Public Notices Public Notices In Conjunction With NZ Ski Industries Federation Inc. Training Seminar For SKI MECHANICS AND SKI SALES PERSONNEL THIS ONE WEEK FULL-TIME course is designed for those wishing to make a career in the ski Industry. The course includes ski construction, repairing and tuning; ski bindings, mounting and maintenance; ski boot fitting; sales techniques, etc. The course will be held at Christchurch Polytechnic, Madras Street, from Monday, April 9 to Friday, April 13, 1984. Application forms and full course details may be obtained from: Mr M. H. Halllwell, Christchurch Polytechnic, P.O. Box 22-095, Phone 798-150 SUMNER-REDCLIFFS RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION (INC.) ANNUAL REPORT and statement of accounts for the year ended December 31,1983 to be presented at the 6th Annual General Meeting of the Association to be held in the RSA Clubrooms, Wakefield Avenue, Sumner on Sunday, March 25, 1984 at 10 a.m. AGENDA (1) Apologies. (2) Confirmation of minutes of the sth AGM held on March 28, 1983. (3) Presentation of reports and statement of accounts and balance sheet for year ended December 31, 1983. (4) Declaration of Officers and Executive Committee for ensuing year. N.B. Ballot was not necessary. (5) Appointments of: (a) Honorary Treasurer (b) Auditors. (6) Notices of Motion: From the Executive Committee — (a) "Recommendation that the Association Life Membership Award be presented to Mr G. R. Bursell for outstanding services to the Association.” (b) “That the Association Honorary Membership Award be presented to Mrs Joyce Kenna.” (c) “That the Association subscription for 1985 be $15.” (7) General business. N.B. Please present current membership card at the door. D. L. VOLLER, Hon. Association Secretary. DO YOU HAVE A RED DATE CLIP ON YOUR BADGE? IF NOT YOU ARE UNFINANCIAL FOR 1984. Subscriptions remain the same as last year — $l2 for returned and service members and $5 for wife members. SUMNER-REDCLIFFS RETURNED SERVICES ASSOCIATION CHARTERED CLUB (INC.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual report and statement of accounts for the year ended December 31, 1983 will be presented at the Annual General Meeting of the Chartered Club to be held In the RSA Clubrooms, Wakefield Avenue, Sumner following the Association’s Annual General Meeting, on Sunday, March 25,1984 at approx. 11.30 a.m. AGENDA (1) Apologies. (2) Confirmation of the minutes of the 12th AGM held on March 28, 1983. (3) Presentation of Chairman’s report and statement of accounts and balance sheet for the year ended December 31, 1983. (4) Declaration of results of the ballot. (5) Notices of Motion: Moved by P. McLaughlin, seconded by W. Baguley — “To amend rule 9(c) to read: 9(c) (1) Club Chairman duly nominated and elected by members at Annual General Meeting who shall be a member admitted under Rule 4(a). (11) Five members of the club duly nominated and elected by members at the Annual General Meeting. Delete Rule 9(e) Substitute new Rule 9(e) 9(e) The chairman of committee to have casting vote as well as deliberate vote.” (6) General business. N.B. Please present current membership card at the door. C. DOWNER, Club Secretary. __ 111 AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO CENTRAL CANTERBURY ((( JU ELECTRIC POWER BOARD CONSUMERS ONLY MINOR CHANGES TO ELECTRICITY TARIFF DOMESTIC USERS With a fractional reduction in unit rate offset by only a slight increase in the monthly supply charge, average domestic accounts will otherwise not be affected. NON-DOMESTIC USERS Restructuring of the tariff has been adopted to more closely align the Board's method of presentation with those recommended by a national Retail Tariff Committee established by Supply Authorities. BOTH SECTORS The Board is hopeful that it can expect a continuance of the present rate of growth in sales of electricity, and has expectations of extra savings from more sophisticated load control equipment presently being installed. The Board is not planning for either sector to produce revenue beyond that expected from increased sales of electricity. Whilst projected average accounts show that the Board will be able to achieve its revenue target of no overall increase apart from the growth aspect already mentioned, it is conscious that there are some special areas where particular operating circumstances of some consumers will bring additional charges - these being offset by diminishing charges elsewhere in the sector. Every endeavour has been made to ensure that the number of cases where consumers are being asked to meet additional costs are kept to the absolute minimum. On behalf of the Board B.W. Laing General Manager