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ETSTjI Phone 6«-sio 3rd , EXCITING WEEK STARTS TOMORROW! I. p.m.—s p.m.—8.15 p.m. TODAY: 2 AND 8 p.m. "Spectacular Miracles" In The Air —New York Dally News 20th Century Fox Present roje (A) Starring GEORGE PEPPARD JAMES MASON URSULA ANDRESS As they once blazed across the skies and now across the giant Cinemascope and Colour screen brave men flying against terrible odds—grabbing for glory ! Reserves: D.I.C. and Theatre. TRADESMEN VENETIAN Blinds Retaped, Repaired. Lowest prices Same day service. We sell and recom mend Universal Invisible Tape Venetians. Plummers Venetian Blind Service, 6 Dickens street. Addington, phone 40-841,p YOUR DRIVEWAY COULD BE AN ASSET Underneath all those potholes and weeds could be a valuable asset—the foundation for a British Pavements drive. From the foundations to the smooth crack free surface a British Pavements drive is an asset—adds pounds to your Property's value. Consul us, phone 497-039. British Pavements. 8855 SPORTING FIXTURES CANTERBURY AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS WAJMAIRI LINKS DRAW FOR QUALIFYING ROUNDS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1966 Grades: Senior: 0-6. Intermediate: 7-11. Junior: 12-24. No. 1 Tee—B a.m., 12.15 p.m : K. Perrin, W. R. Ayers. F. Shuter. 8.0, 12.20: M. C. Coppins, S. V. Nicolson, J. Woolley. 8.10, 12.25: I. L. Kingston, W. N. Rothwell, R. S. Chlsnall. 8.15. 12.30: G. A. Nieper, J. C. Fraser. A L. Castle. 8.20, 12.35: N Gladstone, P. R. Reid. B. K. Franks. 8.25, 12.40: F. E. Rose, A T Baxendine, P. Ussher. 8.30, 12.45P. E. Neal, J. G. Scott. P, K Cleland. 8.35, 12.50: B. T. Quirke, B. L. Clegg, I. D. Dobson. 8.40, 12.55: J. W. Clarke, J. C. Mclntyre, D. C. Watson. 8.50, 1.5: R. K. Atkinson, C. G. Munro, W. Stark. 8.55, 1.10: E. H. M. Richards, J. R. Howarth. 9.0, 1.15: D. F. Williamson, A. K. Hynd. No. 11 Tee.—B a.m., 12.15 p.m.: C. B. Ashman, O. W. Pitcalthly, J. S. Hodkinson. 8.5, 12.20: K. Bergin, C. R. Weavers. A. GadHanskas. 8.10. 12.25: B. R. Anderson, P. McHerron, W. Sibley. 8.15, 12.40: J. K. Madachlan, R. V. Malthus, J. G. Rowe. 8.20. 12.35: R. Hopkinson, K. B Mabin, A. K. E. Macewan. 8.25, 12.40: B. J. McGuire, P. Mott. R. G. Poo-1. 8.30, 12.45: R. Challis, O. A. Bowie, W. Weatherhead. 8.35, 12.50: P. B. Vincent, J I. Dixon, P. Brady. 8.40, 12.55: L. Clegg, B. Beckham, J. M. Hurley. 8.50, 1.5: H. R. Sim, G Titmus, J. E. J. Crew. 8.55, 1.10: C. Blight, R. W. Garven, L. Hartley. 9.0, 1.15: R. H. Kirkpatrick, J. G. Patterson. Some further entries ean be accepted. Phone Mr Green, 66-162. —Advt. USE the Advertisements tn "The Press” to plan your buying. They will save you many hours of Shopping Time

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