SQUASH PLAYERS We stock all makes of racquets "DUNLOP" MAXPLY. Strung From $31.25 to $40.00 BLUE FLASH. Strung From $28.25 to $37.00 DYNAFLEX. Strung From $26.75 to $35.00 INTERNATIONAL. Strung From $42.00 to $50.00 "SLAZENGER" POWER MODEL. Strung From $30.00 to $40.00 TIMEPLEX. Strung From $30.00 to $40.00 CHALLENGE. Strung From $30.00 to $40.00 RESTRINGS AVAILABLE In Gut sl9.so Dura slo.oo Also a First Class Repair Service at: LEN KIRKS SPORTS DEPOT SPORTING GOODS SPECIALISTS Riccarton Mall, Christchurch Ph. 41-534
A great way to get fit - and stay fit through the winter — PLAY SQUASH Kx AT THE Y Special daytime concessions Weekdays 9a.m. to 4p.m. Adults 70 cents ($l.OO with racquet) Children 60 cents (with racquet and ball if required) LUNCHTIME SESSIONS Moke a lunchtime squash game a habit! ORGANISED LADIES' SESSIONS Every Wednesday, 10a.m. to noon Basic instruction and coaching provided Creche available. A great way to meet and make friends yMCA BRYNDWR Y.M.C.A. \\// 286 GREERS ROAD, \ 7 PHONE 598-320 or 596-647
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