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Ruapehu Bulletin, Volume 14, Issue 646, 23 July 1996, Page 14

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GROSSART, Simon Kenneth. Nonie and Michael, David, Ruby, Robert, Bryan, Mike, Teati, Bridie and James would like to sincerely thank Whanau, friends and neighbours for their help and support in the sudden loss of a much loved husband, father, son and brother. Special thanks to Dr Corbett, Raetihi Police, Phillip Beer, Paul Trow and the boys at Tangiwai Sawmill, Robert Hawi ra and family, John Richard and family, Robert Pickery, Mark Cribb, Pou Patea, The Cosmopolitan Club staff, Raetihi Rugby Club and Victim Support. A special thanks to Aunty Buddy and Christine and to all our family please accept our grateful thanks for your help and support which has been a real comfort. To those who sent cards, flowers, baking, donations and phone calls. As many addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal a.cknowledgment. RICHARDS WINTER, Skyla Montoya Veronica, Chris, Zivana, John & Veronica, Honey & Chris, T yne & Paul , Nancy & Rex & Turere & Whanau, wish to thankeveryonefortheirlove and support in the sudden loss of our beloved daughter, granddaughter, great grand daughter and great great grand daughter, who took time to share our sorrow of one so young and so dearly loved. To our dear relatives, neighbours and friends, many many thanks for the beautiful cards, flowers, koha and personal messages. To our Minitas Uncle Tom Hawira, Uncle Hune Rapana, Uncle Colin Richards, and Koebi Hart for being with us day and night. Your karakias and words of wisdom were a great comfort to us all. To our young Ringawera who toiled tirelessly at the back preparing meals and endless cups of tea, we say thanks and may God bless you all. No amount of words can ever replace the Aroha we have for each and every one, something special that we shall neverforget. Please accept this as a personal and grateful acknowledgment as so many addresses are unknown. In a baby's castle just beyond my eye, My baby plays with angel toys that money cannot buy. Who am I to wish her back into this world of strife, Now play on my baby you have eternal life. At night when all is silent and sleep forsakes my eyes, I'll hear her tiny footsteps come running to my side. Her little hands caress me so tenderly and sweet. I'll breathe a prayer and close my eyes and embrace her in my sleep. Now I have a treasure I rate above all other, I have known true glory, I am still her mother. Haere atu ra ki to Kaihanga to Matau anahera. ICHURCH | NOTICES RAETIHI OHAKUNE BAPTIST Church. Cnr Ward &Queen St, Raetihi. Sunday service & Sunday School 10.00am. Pastor: Chris French. 385-4752.

WEINER PIGS. Ready for Christmas, $35. Ph 06-385-4072. PEMBROKE CORGI pups, pedigree, 10 weeks old, 1 dog, 1 bitch, Ph 06-387-6202. TV SETS (2) good condition, 1 with remote & teletext. $300 each. Ph 385-8670. RAETIHI HONEY available at market day in Old Raetihi BNZ Building today. FELTEX CARPETS recommended retail prices, free underlay with orders place before 30 June. Bennetts Furnishers, Phone 06-385-4769 for a free measure and quotation.

FIREWOOD Lawson and macrocarpa. Phone 06-385-4131 evenings. KENT FIREBOX repairs. Total service available from door handles to new fire installations. Contact The Heating Specialists, Firesafe Repairs, Ph 06-327-6562. SOLID MATAI COFFEE T ABLES Good assortment. Also dining room tables and chairs. Solid matai and rimu, mahogany, also old fumiture repairs. Call at 48 Ward St, Raetihi or Ph 385-4094. BABY FURNITURE cot, portable, near new $100. High chair $50. 385-9079.

Hello again from Rocke United Slinks Ltd and Rob It's almost that time again and should you need me, give us a call on 06 385 8093 Ohakune for your daily service and happy smiles. Thanking You. Rob. King Country W Electric Power Trust V CARING FOR YOUR SHARES V ^ / THE KING COUNTRY ELECTRIC POWER TRUST gives notice in accordance with Clause 31 of the T rust Deed that it proposes to amend Rule 2.1 to read as follows: 2.1 The first Trustees were the persons signing the Deed as Trustees. One of these Trustees retired from office on 1 April 1994, two more retired on 1 April 1995 while the remaining two retired on 1 April 1996. From 1996 elections shall be every two years. On 1 April 1998 the Trustees appointed on 1 April 1994 and 1 April 1995 shall retire from office and on 1 April 2000 the Trustees appointed on 1 April 1996 shall retire from office. On 1 April each second year after 2000 the Trustees to retire shall (in addition to any under Rule 2.2) be those who have been longest in office since the last election (it being acknowledged that prior terms in office are not relevant). Accordingly each second year the number of Trustees to retire under this Rule shall alternate between three (as in 1998) and two (as in 2000). Explanation The effect of this change to the Rules of the Trust will be to change the election of Trustees from an annual election to an election every two years. This will contribute more stability to the Trust and will also save the cost of an election (about $16,000) each second year. Persons interested in this proposal and wishing to make submissions on the proposal to the Trustees or the Directors of the Company may do so on or before 14 August 1 996 to the T rust Secretary, P O Box 363, Manuaute Street, Taumarunui. By order of the Trustees N J ANNAND SECRETARY NOW SELLING our fantastic Father's Day range and heading towards excellent Xmas selling. Free to join. Free training. Free starter pack. It's so easy. Join now and be in to win a cutlery set plus free products. Phone Denise Skelsey on 06 345 2573 or Freephone 0508 802 866 ext. 533. Avon. Stay at Braxmere Lodge Lakeside Tokaanu Lake Taupo Thermal Pools, drying rooms, hire boats plus tranquillity. Ph 07-386-8011 The Bulletin is high in fibre, low in fat and contains lots'of nourishing news.

PUBLIC NOTICES CO^^WITY EDUCATION TERM III There are no new courses thjs term but watch out for more Computer courses at Ruapehu College during the last term Aerobics - Hi Low Impact Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-7 pm Tutor: Deb Campbeli Community Gymnasium $25 per term Aerobics - Low Impact Mondays and Wednesdays, 5-6 pm Tutor: Kath Campbeli Community Gymnasium $25 per term Yoga Wednesdays 7-9 pm Tutor: Maggie Hartnett Room S3, Senior Studies Block $1 0 consumables fee Yoga Thursdays 3.15-5.15 pm Tutor: Maggie Hartnett Orautoha Hall Consumables fee for Tutor's travel All enquiries: Leigh Bridgens 3854-449 Patchwork and Quilting Mondays 7-9 pm Tutor: Edythe McLean Home Economics Room $10 consumables fee Woodwork and Metalwork Tuesdays 7-9 pm Tutor: Laurie Knight Technical Block $20 consumables fee Computing Wednesdays 7-9 pm Orautoha School Tutor: Vincent Ford $20 consumables fee All enquiries: Leigh Bridgens 3854-449 Teddy Bear Making Tuesdays 7-9pm. Ruapehu College clothing room T utor: Lynley Jose $45 pp for materials. Enquiries phone Lynley Jose 385-9079. "Make a fully jointed teddy bear". Enrolment fee of $20 payable for each course Enrolment forms available at College Office, Tainui Street, Ohakune All enquiries: (06) 3858-398 Carol Chapman, Co-ordinator