Mrs Glenda McGill, of Christchurch, the new South Island manager for World Vision. Mrs McGill, a former teacher and retailer, is responsible for liaising with about 100 World Vision volunteer workers in the South Island, public relations, and-promoting and organising the relief organisation’s annual 40-hour famine for 1986. The target for next year’s famine relief fund is $3 million. Mrs McGill also seeks to engage areas of the South Island in the support of relief projects overseas. Such a link has recently been established between West Auckland and Ramatlabama in South Africa.
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92Mrs Glenda McGill, of Christchurch, the new South Island manager for World Vision. Mrs McGill, a former teacher and retailer, is responsible for liaising with about 100 World Vision volunteer workers in the South Island, public relations, and-promoting and organising the relief organisation’s annual 40-hour famine for 1986. The target for next year’s famine relief fund is $3 million. Mrs McGill also seeks to engage areas of the South Island in the support of relief projects overseas. Such a link has recently been established between West Auckland and Ramatlabama in South Africa. Press, 28 December 1985, Page 15
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