Page 72 Advertisements Column 4

Press, 10 August 1985, Page 72

Public Notices PUBLIC NOTICE MATERNITY BENEFITS TRIBUNAL PURSUANT to S.lll of the Social Security Act 1964. the Minister of Health has established the above Tribunal to fix the scale of fees to be paid by the Department of Health for medical services afforded in relation to maternity benefits. It is anticipated that the Tribunal will receive and hear submissions and evidence from the Department of Heath and the New Zealand Medical Association. Hearings will be open to the public. The Tribunal will commence its hearings on Thursday the 29th day of August 1985 at 9.30 a.m. Hearings will continue on August 30 and the 4th and sth September and thereafter to the extent necessary on dates to be fixed. The hearings will be conducted in Room No. 1. 3rd Floor. Trusteebank House. 814 Willis St Wellington. If any other persons claim an Interest in the outcome of the Tribunal’s hearings and desire to make submissions or to give evidence, such persons should give notice to the undersigned of their intentions and should file 10 copies of their submissions with the undersigned by August 23, 1985, and at the same time advise whether they wish to appear at the hearings in person or by counsel and to call evidence’ in support of their submissions. At the opening of the Tribunal's hearings an indication will be given of the likely time for individual submissions to be dealt with. Inquiries should be directed to the undersigned, CZ- Department of Health, Head Office, 7th Floor, Macarthy Trust Building, Lambton Quay, Wellngton or C/- P.O. Box 5013, Wellington or telephone (04) 727-627, ext. 644. Dated this 26th day of July, 1985. ALISON HANDLEY, Secretary to the Tribunal. TAIPEI CHRISTIAN CHILDREN’S CHORUS One concert in Christchurch at St Paul’s-Trinity-Pacific Church, corner Cashel and Madras Streets MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1985 AT 7.30 P.M. Adults $5, Children $2. Family three or more $lO.

RANGI RURU DIPLOMA IN HOME MANAGEMENT AND FAMILY CARE THIS IS A full-time tertiary course from February to October, which provides an integrated programme of theory and practice in home management and family care. The course prepares students for careers as Nannies and/or in Home Management. THE PROGRAMME INCLUDES: Family Studies, Child and Baby Care, Developmental Psychology, Communication Skills, First Aid, Health, Art and Craft, Drama, Music, Recreation Studies, Home and Money Management, Textile Studies and Food Studies. Applicants should be 18 years of age or over and have completed four years of secondary education. High standards of maturity, reliability and commitment to the course are required. Applications for 1986 close on September 15,1985. Full details are in the Prospectus which is available with the application form from: The Director, RANGI RURU SCHOOL OF HOME MANAGEMENT, 59 HEWITTS ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH, 1.