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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 12, Issue 579, 28 March 1995, Page 8

Waimarino Darts Monday 20 March saw agood night of 1 1 players, play a singles match. Stephen Wallace came out the winner again, with 6 of 7 wins. Lou Most with 5 wins was runner up. Stephen won the high start of 120. Lou took out the high finish of 117: Fatty Hiroti scored his first 180 ever for the night. Then Stephen killed it by getting his first 180 for the year, and thats not all, Glen Wall also scored 180, and blew Fatty and Stephen away in the play off.First time ever three 180's have been scored in one night. ~w~\ Richmond MEAT PACKERS & EXPORTERS I' , Buyers of all classes of livestock FORA | ' COMPETITIVE PRICE "Rinz vour local Kinv Countrv Livestock Rep" Pat Lacy Fax 07 895 4763 Ph (07) 895 4771 Mob 025 953 564

I SITUATIONS VACANT _ "] Waimarino Victim Support Group The Waimarino Victim Support Group are currently seeking to fill the position of Coordinator. The position is a part time paid position involving aspects of business management, personal management, development and promotion. An application form, job description and personal specification are available from the Ohakune and Raetihi Police Station. Persons wishing to be considered for this position should submit an application and CV to the Secretary, Waimarino Victim Support Group, Box 18, Ohakune. PUBLIC NOTICES - To All Parents / Caregivers, Ohakune Primary School Either today, 27 March 1995 or tomorrow, you will receive a new voting paper for the Ohakune Primary School Board of Trustees Election. This became necessary because the computer programme used to prepare the labels for the previous posting was faulty causing some persons to receive no voting form while others received 2. Unfortunately the error was not discovered until after the forms had been posted. The only practicable way to overcome this error was to completely ignore the first posting and reissue new voting forms to all electors. This has been done. This time using a green voting form, that is identifiable from the first form. We ask that all voters complete and return the second, green voting form to record your vote in this election. The earlier white forms can be destroyed by yourself, or if already posted will be destroyed on their receipt at the school office.