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| ACCOMM ] ^••WAHTCP '."A 3 BEDROOM HOUSE required urgently. In or around Ohakune. Long Term. Ph 58 538 LONG TERM accom- I modation required by family. Please reply' P.O.Box 164 Ohakune. RELIABLE couple require seasonal accommodation. Wili consider anything ph (09) 520 6872. URGENT. Reliable working couple require house, long term. Ph 58 304 A/H 58 017 RlllBllplliil NOTICE TREWEEK Wayne & Christine are pleased to announce the arrival of their baby girl Samantha Kathleen. 8lb 9oz on Friday 29 March. A sister for Philip & Nicholas. A special thanks to Dr Perera and midwife Puni and Wayne. P5S SALE DMC FLOSS 90 cents each plus $1 postage. Please send cheque with your orders or call (0658) 56 465 if you wish to view kits. GARAGE Sale at Alpine Motel. Saturday 13 April Stoves, building materials, vacuum cleaner, sinks, windows and more. FREEZER, vertical 10cu ft - $400. Pot Belly stove $200. Fridge, F&P Kelvinator 260 litre $450. Phone 59284 FIREWOOD, cord truckload, mixed mill slabs - cut to any length. $80Kent, $100-chippie. Or bring trailer and collect your own - cheap! Phone 54 230. FIREWOOD, Macrocarpa. $85 per load. Phone 54176 IBM COMPATIBLE COMPUTER - 8 MZ 8086. 640K. 20Meg hard disc. Paper white monitor math co processor $990. Phone Ohakune 58173 or 58280. QUEENSiZED black leather-look waterbed. Built in speakers, radio, tape deck. As new semiwaveless mattress, 6 drawer divan. $650 ONO. Genuine enquiries only to Julie, 58 973 FIRESCREEN, push lawn mower. Holden Ute, speakers, coal range, tallboy, rifle 7.62X39. Phone 59222. TABLE extension, 6 chairs $300. Coffee table, wood legs with blue tile top $60. Two couches need recovering . Fold out beds - with corner table $150 ONO. Apply Unit 4 (near Phone box), 16 Totara St, Ohakune. GARAGE SALE 82 Clyde St Ohakune. 10.30am Saturday 13 April. Includes bedroom suite, Casio keyboard, household items. WELLINGTON CAFE has the best range of fresh fish in the Waimarino. Available Wednesday to Friday Seddon St Raetihi phone 54426.

Apostolic Church Senior Studies Block, '• Ruapehu College Sunday 14 March 10.30am - Family Worship & Communion - Childrens Church ALL WELCOME Interim pastor: Ps Stan Shaw (Dunedin) Mid-week activities: Homegroups & prayermeeting Inquiries - Ted Kumeroa Phone 58-508 PUBLIC .NQTIOI^^ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • All week at the * • Oasis Hotel - • ; Waiouru : j the Kareoke j Machine • Corrie and have a sing. • l Talent quest Friday night. J : Bar open till late ; : Give it a go!! : ••••••••••••••••••••••••• N TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1977 BOROUGH OF OHAKUNE DISTRICT PLANNING SCHEME APPROVED CHANGE NO. 2/90 Scheme Change No. 2/90 which rezones land east of Miro Street from Industrial to Apres Ski was approved by the Ruapehu District Council by resolution passed at its meeting held on 15 February 1991. The Ruapehu District Council has also resolved that this scheme change shall come into operation on 1 April 1991. Copies of the scheme change as approved have been deposited in the offices of the Ruapehu District Council at Taumarunui and at Ohakune and may be inspected without fee by any person who so requires at any time when these offices are open to the public. Dated at Taumarunui this 27 day of March 1991. TRANSPORT (VEHICULAR TRAFFIC ROAD CLOSURE) REGULATIONS 1965 PROPOSAL TO CLOSE ROAD TO ORDINARY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice is hereby given that the Ruapehu District Council, for the purpose of the Taumarunui Go-Kart Club Inc holding a sprint, propose to close the following roads to ordinary vehicular traffic for the periods indicated hereunder. During the period of closure residents and emergency traffic will be let through as soon as possible. SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE SUNDAY 2 JUNE 1991 BURNS STREET from Milton Street to Bracken Street BRACKEN STREET from Burns Street to Moore Street MOORE STREET from Bracken Street to Milton Street MILTON STREET from Moore Street to Burns Street PERIOD OF CLOSURE 7.30am to approximately 5.00pm. Any person objecting to the proposal is called upon to iodge notice of his/her objection and grounds thereof in writing, before 7 May 1991 at the offices of the Council at Taumarunui and Ohakune. Dated at Taumarunui this 2nd day of April 1991. RDCSO/Bulletirt CLIFF HOUSTON I General Managery

f PUBLIC ] NOTICES BONNIE OF PARKLANDS Dairy would like to thank the people of Ohakune for their support and patronage and wishes Rangi Hemara every success in the future. DRESS MAKING. Professional finish. Also bridal hire or make to hire. Head wear also available. Enquiries Marie (0658) 56465.

PUBLIC - NOTICES Taihape Netball Umpires Association AGM Wednesday 17 April 8pm. at netball pavilion, Kokako St Taihape. Anyone interested in becoming an umpire for the Taihape Netball Association most welcome. enquiries Mrs N Peed, (0658) 27565

PUBUCmh IMetteF ®uife Garage$ • STANDARD Ofl DELUXE FINISH • C0L0URED OR PLAIN GALVANISED • OPTIONAL CLADDINGS AVAILABLE • VARIABLE DESIGN LAYOUT . • ENGINEER CERTIFIED Contact: Snowlin® Builders Ohakune Phone 59-190 A/H 58-646 c#.G.a community organisations Grants Scheme TONGARIRO LOCAL DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE WAIMARINO/ RANGITIKEI LOCAL DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE WANGANUI/ PATEA DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE COGS is under review and funding is not guaranteed for our normal second round in the 1990/91 financial year. Cogs is primarily concerned with supporting the work of the community groups and provides financial assistance for salaries, volunteers expenses and project developmental costs which offer a direct service to social service consumers. Community Organisations which intended to apply should contact the COGS Community Co-ordinator Maria Condon C/TeTira Ahu Iwi Private Bag WANGANUI Telephone: (06) 345 4075 ext 713 1st Raetihi Scout & Cub Group AGM. Thursday 1 1 April, 7.30pm at Scout Den, Queen St Raetihi. The future of these groups depends on community support. All interested people (including potential leaders) please attend this meeting.

t "• A Contiming The following short courses are offered in your area: • Writing Your Curriculum Vitae (Friday and Saturday morning) • Career Planning for Women (Friday and Saturday) • Return to Teaching (Friday and Saturday) • The School Improvement Process (Friday and Saturday) • Dance and Drama (Friday and Saturday morning) • Early Childhood - Living in the Social World; Transition to School (Friday and Saturday). Venue: Waiouru Primary School Pate & Time: Friday 26 April, 6.30 - 8.30pm. Saturday 27 April, 9.30 - 4.00pm For a brochure/enrolment form giving more information contact: Continuing Education Department Palmerston North College of Education Private Bag Palmerston North. Manawatu Wanganui Area Health Board "Working together for the health of all peoples" ESTABLISHMENT OF ADVISORY COMMITTEES The Board is establishing Advisory Committees. These are Women's Health, People with Disabilities and Workers/Low income. Role of Advjsory Committee? The Advisory Committees will provide independent advice to the Board. They will advise on policies referred to them by the Board and advise on the heath and needs of their area of interest to the Board. Membership There are 13 members on each committee. • 6 members reflect the service/client group concerned and each represent one of the following six geographical districts - Wanganui, Palmerston North, Manawatu, Rangitikei, Tararua, Horowhenua. • 2 Maori representatives. • 1 member of the Manawatu Wanganui Area Health Board. • The General Manager of the Manawatu - Wanganui Area Health Board or his management representative. • 3 service providers representing public, private and voluntary. Membership should, where possible, reflect the whole region of the Board. Cost and Suppbrt Services Members of advisory committees shall be paid fees and expenses as per the Board's policy on remuneration to Board Members and Members of standing committees. Selection of Committee Members Nominations will be called for the geographical nominees at public meetings. Self-selection will take place with a recommendation to the Board. Maori representation for all three committees will be decided through the regional iwi committee that has recently been established. Public nominations will be sought for the service providers representing public, private and voluntary sectors. Meetings to explain the Advisory Committees and receive nominations will be held in your district as follows: Wednesday 17 April - Taihape. Venue Taihape Women's Club, Tui Street Taihape. 4.30-6.00pm People with Disabilities 6.00-7.30pm Worker/Low Income Committee 8.00-9.30pm Women's Health.

r ™ " ™ MOV lYs Ohakune Kings Theatre | King's Theatre Ohakune | No screenings i j this weekend. J H 19 & 21 April - "Escape - World ■ Safari III" G. 26 & 28 April - "Ghost" GA. ■ 24hr Phone -58 51 7 UmmmmmmmmmmmmmtM