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INTERNATIONAL SQUASH THURSDAY, 4th AUGUST 7.30 p.m. MURRAY LILLEY (N.Z.) VERSUS LEN STEWARD (Vic., Aust.) BRUCE BROWNLEE (N.Z.) VERSUS FRED HOWELL (Vic., Aust.) CHRISTCHURCH SQUASH CLUB 182 CHESTER STREET, CHCH ADMISSION $1 — ph - 798 - io ° We have the best selection in town Slazenger Frames A' Panther — Championship //' model, ash shaft- $20.10 /tSr Challenge Power — Senior TTsSi Model, fibreglass shaft $19.95 \\ Timeflex — Senior model, V viljyA fibreglass shaft.. $19.95 \ 'MSL. ( v Challenge — Club model, steelshaft-$18.75 ■fits' / Dunlop Frames 1 | Professional Deluxe — Hollow \ | glass shaft, full fibre S' j \ I overlays, complete with < j 1 /\ cover.s3o V \ lrv) Maxply Tournament — Hollow I \ f l vj| glass shaft $20.25 V',J w /I Maxply International — Ash 1/1 - shaftslB 75 F l Vi \ Maxette (todies)— Hollow glass shaft.slB.7s aki-V x;-\ Blue Flash — Steel shaft XJk $lB.OO wV. Dynaflex — Solid glass shaft. $15.75 FJr Spalding Frames Caravelle — Championship model, made to premium Accessories standard of strength, g_ii- balance and light weight. Gray’s Non Mark,ng - n ~ir ba " lb °° Yellow dot $1.15 9reater , n yel ‘° W ' WWt S?2O F,bre ’haß"::.’ $24 Slazenger Ye'llow,' white Ex ' tU .!' V * J : “ Senio [.. mo . d ’ is and red dot $l.lO «.'’ b °P bb £ COn an C d' < Jeddo7 Ye " OW, s W l h 2o Ash ‘ haff - ------- $” « Racquet Pressei SSAO s h°ft . .... $l9 95 Covers ' lopflite — Senior model, ?$2.49 and $2.85 $ fibreglass shaft $2l * Speedflite — Tough sports With ball pocket T — $4.10 model (strung in Spalding Gear Cases — Hold racquet twisted nylon) steel shaft and all your gear $18.50 $24.60 Full Stringing Service Available Ist grade synthetic strings $8.90 1 st grade gut strings ... $lB.OO •Colombo St Store •Northlands 'Butlers

CHRISTCHURCH RECREATION CENTRE AT THE AIRPORT SQUASH COURTS SAUNA BATHS PLUNGE POOLS •SUN TAN ROOMS * Separate Facilities for Men and Women * A full range of Hire Equipment Available HOURS: Monday-Friday 9a.m.-9p.m. Saturday 9a.m.-6p.m. Sunday 9a.m.-9p.m. For further enquiries and bookings. Phone 548-524 or 584-471

Hr v ; 'A I matches begins \A jm^mmmSa * 11 i I**B. * 1 \ \\ evening, August 5 \ \\ ;B| at the Christchurch \ \\ In I St'| j||e t B ■ Squash Rackets 1 \\ fy 'WB* club I A ‘ Street. Major I ’ |K ■ J5 41 1 1 I’ I H ■IB 1"J finals on the glass- I X Z ■ backed court at f K3ft r < WS Queen Elizabeth / v»B>' * (f /Jaht I / Im X I A ~*t>3k August fSB Vl \7/ 2 al I A •■ BRUCE BROWNLEE (Rotorua) ■ The 1977 New Zealand champion and world's top-ranked amateur . / MURRAY LILLEY (New Plymouth) 1977 New Zealand runner up and world's third-ranked amateur FRED HOWELL (Australia) A leading professional in Victoria ■* LEN STEWARD (Australia) F/ No. 2 amateur in Victoria " j ■)—/ > | >JI / \ These Canterbury leading players - Rod Hayes, Paul McFadzien, Barry McNeil and Barrie Matthews are competing as well NO ADMISSION CHARGE FOR EARLY ROUNDS; SEMI-FINALS 50c FINAL $l.OO REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE (Also watch these four players in an international squash match at the Christchurch club on Thursday evening. $1 admission)