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Church Notices PENTECOSTAL APOSTOLIC CHURCH i&ijlpostolic SERVICES IN THE CHAPEL 859 COLOMBO STREET 10 a.m: Worship and Communion Service. Speaker. Pastor Jack Guerin. 7 p.m: Combined Inspiration Rally. -Speaker: Mark Lander. Visitors most welcome. WINDSOR FAMILY CHURCH ' WINDSOR SCHOOL HALL BURWOOD ROAD ’ 10 a.m: Worship, Communion, I and Children’s programme. . Fienele 2 holdlay programmes. All Welcome. ilnm ILAM APOSTOLIC CHURCH ' WESTBURN SCHOOL HALL WAIMAIRI ROAD 10 a.m.: Worship and Communion Service. Speaker: Pastor Allan Co[chran. All welcome PENTECOSTAL FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH Mt Pleasant Community Centre McCormacks Bay Road SUNDAY 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. All Welcome Minister: Ron Wallace PENTECOSTAL WELCOME TO ( HOUSE ■ NEW LIFE CENTRE 126 Manchsilor St ! SUNDAY 10 a.m. ’ Morning Worship Children’s Church (18 months to 12 years). Majestic House Services Interpreted for the deaf 2.30 Chinese Church Fellowship MAJESTIC HOUSE, 7 p.m. Church Services In the suburbs TUESDAY 10.30 a.m.: Healing Meeting 7.00 p.m.: Teens Group Young People’s New Christians Class. Christian Life Class. For more information Phone 792-781 (work hours) or 33-122 or 35-730 NEW LIFE ABF CENTRE TO CHINESE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE 2.30P.m. (MANDARIN-CANTONESE ENGLISH) i ; 3rd Floor MAJESTIC HOUSE (corner cl Lichfield and Manchester St) afmi] . . j foils') J

' Agencies ! WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR ' ESTABLISHED DISTRIBUTOR REQUIRED covering supermarket, grocery and allied outlets. Shampoo and conditioner products. Write outlining current activity to: P.O. Box 33032, Christchurch. . Educational TRADE UNION EDUCATION AUTHORITY EDUCATION CO-ORDINATORS Applications are called for three national positions as co-ordinators. In all appointments preference will be given to persons with recent union plus union education experience and to those with interest/ experience in one or more of the following: • Training of union educators • Writing/produclng educational resource materials • Delegate and rank and file education \ • Working with Maori and Pacific Island workers • Industrial and legal experience , »Trade union economics All the above staff would be expected to have proven t ability in education or communication with working people, and to have an ability and interest in initiating affirmative action with groups such as women workers, Maori workers and workers of Pacific island origin. All national co-ordinators would have both regional and subject specialist responsibilities. Favourable consideration would be given to seconding persons currently 5 employed by union or education organisation for 1-2 year periods. „ Salary would be related to the ciericai executive scales ‘ 007.104/5/6 of the Public Service. For further details contact the: TRADE UNION EDUCATION AUTHORITY P.O. Box 6645, Wellington Telephone 851-334 Applications close Wednesday, September 10, 1986 - \ ■ > '