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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31081, 9 June 1966, Page 22

I- *• 1 w i •■■ Everyone needs to be needed. Tahu and Noeline I lain are no exception. Their biggest problem is that their parents are miles away in Ruatoria and ■ Central Otago. Tahu and Npeline are so like ■ B rv many young people in our care. There are 45 IHlQfltlfllQl 9 irls ' lke Noeline at Mansfield House for Il m|_||| b j|| Country Girls, and Roseneath flats for Maori Ml UUIIUUI girls, and 48 young people like Tahu at Te Kaihanga Hostel for Maori boys. We are giving fl these young people guidance and understanding, | HP|U||2|n||lf as well as a place in Christchurch to call home. Ulll IUIIOIIIIV CAN WE RELY ON YOU ? General donations and bequests for this and (IHAnfl IlfBIlM other essential welfare work of the Anglican lf HUI" Church, will be thankfully received by:— lluullu VUUI THE SOCIAL SERVICE COUNCIL OF THE J DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH. Church House. riiibmaml Christchurch. Telephone 66-169 O|||l|l||P| Warden:— The Bishop of Christchurch, the y||||||||| I Right Reverend A. K. Warren. Manager:—G. M. Morgan. seo® SEND TODAY FOR A FULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET ON THE COUNCIL'S WELFARE WORK. El{jM

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