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Press, 2 July 1986, Page 51

Situations Vacant FURNITURE FACTORY JUNIOR WE require a youth 15-16 years old for factory duties. Apply with school reports to the Production Manager, phone 526-556 for an Interview. M. W. RICHARDSON LIMITED, 88 Vagues Road. HAIRDRESSER HAIRDRESSER WITH Trades Certificate. Senior position to take responsibility for salon. Above award rates. Ph. 856-480

Situations Vacant HAIR STYLISTS SENIORS required for the Jingles Hair Group. All applications treated in the strictest confidence. Phone: 584-673 after 6 p.m. IMPORTS CLERK A mature experienced person Is required to handle all facets of personal effects importation. Applicants must have an outgoing personality and pleasant telephone manner. Clerical experience, telex and typing ability Is essential.Thls is a varied and Interesting position, demanding a degree of responsibility. Please phone 792-776, Mrs. Jury. MILK ROUND RELIABLE relief person with HT required for evening round at city, Sydenham area. Phone 326-866.

STORES ASSISTANT (Industrial Plastics) PROMOTION OF ONE of our stores team has resulted in a vacancy arising in our busy Christchurch stores department. As a speciality engineering company, we manufacture and supply a wide range of industrial plastics and injection moulded components. Applications with previous stores and/or engineering background are preferred. Reliability and accuracy are essential because of the variety of stores records involved. This is an excellent opportunity for someone seeking a permanent position in a progressive company involved in a fast growing industry. Salary negotiable. Please write with details and phone number to:Mr Gerald H. Zanders, Manager, ADDINGTON ENGINEERING PLASTICS, P.O. BOX 4289, POSTAL CENTRE, CHRISTCHURCH. Lane Walker Rudkin Industries Limited Lav? TRAINEE MACHINISTS WE HAVE VACANCIES for two Trainee Machinists on our trouser line. Full training given. Please bring school reports and references, and apply in person to: A. WILLIAMSON, FACTORY MANAGER, L.W.R. TAILORING LIMITED, ll-27 DURHAM ST. UNION ORGANISER APPLICATIONS IN WRITING are invited for the above position with a developing progressive workers’ organisation. Applicants should provide character references and an outline of previous work and union experience. Qualifications desired Include: — Commitment to the interests of the clerical union members — Good speaking and report writing ability — Ability to relate well to members, provide leadership and represent them to employers Duties include: — Visiting members at their workplace in the Canterbury area — Handling of problems which arise in the work scene — Negotiations and research on behalf of the union All applications should reach THE SECRETARY, CANTERBURY CLERICAL WORKERS’ UNION, P.O. BOX 13-366, CHRISTCHURCH, no later than Wednesday, July 23, 1986. All applications will be acknowledged. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT for ENGINEERS’ MERCHANTS WE REQUIRE A PERSON for our warehouse handling engineers supplies, electric tools and light machinery. The position mainly involves handling counter sales and phone enquiries but also Includes general warehouse duties. Previous experience would be preferred and for someone who enjoys meeting people this is an interesting position with an established firm. Further details regarding this position or an appointment for an Interview can be made by phoning the Warehouse Manager at 65-186. GEORGE HENRY AND CO., LTD, 25 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. WROUGHT IRON FABRICATOR WE DESPERATELY need persons, 30-45 years with pleasant personality and welding experience for our wrought iron department. Persons we are seeking must be conscientious and self motivated. Please apply in person between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to: IRONCRAFTS (CHCH) LTD, 84 FALSGRAVE STREET Y.W.C.A. CO-ORDINATOR MANAGEMENT OF STAFF will be a prime requirement of this position and therefore experience in this area is highly desirable. Paid or unpaid administrative work in a voluntary brganisation is particularly relevant. Confidence in handling public relations and a high standard of written and verbal communication skills are essential. The successful applicant needs commitment to the aims and purposes of the Y.W.C.A. and a genuine desire to work with a women’s organisation and to be available to work 30-3716 hours per week to be negotiated. Applications, together with a curriculum vitae and two recmt testimonials close with the President, P.O. Box 25-146, on Monday, July 7.