$.. fjv WWI J ®W*B Iff y M> Michael Edgley International-i| BHlPtv. Ltd. and Kevin JacodsenfS }M Concert PromolionsLtd. 'u IH present.;-. )■ I VINCENT | I PRICE I I as I | OSCAR I | ■ WILDE I H•; in H |Dwea4«wll &OU()J(U| T PERFORMANCES B ' ONLY M j JAMES HAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY 22,23 AUGUST at 8.30 TICKETS NOW ON SALE ’ TOWN HALL BOOKING OFFICE. 59.30.510.50 t party bookers H SS BIG SAVINGS FOR io or more Hr M I Ph ' 6B ' B99 ~ SWISSSH ITS SHUSHING i: :* Y TIMR ; GRAB YOUR SLATS AND HEAD FOR THE THIN AIR WITH TOURS IT'S ANOTHER TRANS TOURS EXCLUSIVE. THROUGH EXTENSIVE BOOKING TRANS ALONE BRING YOU THIS TRULY ’WONDERFUL SNOW TOUR OFFER: 7 FABULOUS DAYS AND NIGHTS HIGH IN THE MAJESTIC SOUTHERN ALPS. Travel by coach to Wanaka, ski 'Treble Cone' on Sunday ond Monday, then travel to the Stagecoach Inn at Omarama. Tuesday through to Thursday the powder snows of 'Ohau' ski field will test your skills. Friday en route to home you'll have the oppori tunity to ski either 'Dobson' or ’ 'Tekapo'. COST INCLUDES: Return coach travel from Christchurch, accommodation on a share twin basis at Pembroke Inn, Wanoko, ond Stagecoach Inn, Omarama, a hearty breakfast every day, return transport to the ski fields. 7 GREAT S DAYS SAT. 23-29 AUGUST $149 Per Person Children under 12 $99 Per Child FOR RESERVATIONS ON THIS SNOW WEEK SPECIAL PHONE PAULINE 488-869
CHRISTCHURCH LIEDERTAFEL MALE VOICE CHOIR PRESENTS A CONCERT AT OXFORD TERRACE. BAPTIST CHURCH THIS SUNDAY AT 2.30 P.M. Organ solos by Mr .Bussell Kent. Part songs by choir' Admission by programme, $l. PHONE theatre JS. 798-866 V- ALL DAY REF6RTOXY FINALLY TONIGHT aSB| cepertort tmeatmeH Your last chance to see ffl this marvellous productions of Moliere’s great comedy| j imaginary. I inoaUA Directed by p g JOHN KIM I | BOOK AT TOWN HALL | ra (Today Ito 5 p.m.) | H or phone L HTheatre 7SB-BS6 anytime. Seats| ®3, Students, Senior Citizens' ||s2.so. Door Sales from 7p.m; J r-— THE CHARLIE BROWN RESTAURANT 76 LICHFIELD STREET FULLY LICENSED WINE, DINE and DANCE I Every Friday 1 and Saturday ! QhONE i CHRISTCHURCH TEACHERSCOLLEGE PRESENTS vk, iPix Teachers'College Auditorium Ham 5-9 August Matinee 2pm Sth-Aiigust Tickets: Adults - $4.80 • ' Students - $4.30 Children - $2.00 | • from-Town- Hall & | Teachers' College
World Class Ski Racing in our own Backyard! On August 9 and 10, top racers from New Zealand and overseas will be competing for over $2,000 in prize money in the'Skin Jeans Pro Race at Mt Hutt. It’s a Dual Slalom Race — the first of it’s kind ever held in Canterbury, and really exciting to watch. Come up and enjoy a day in the sun and snow, with plenty of fabulous scenery and all the excitement of world class ski racing. ’ ?■> . . . And, of course, you'll have plenty of opportunity to enjoy skiing at one of New Zealand's best Skifields if you wish. If you wish to compete, application forms are available from Ski Shops, and late entries will be accepted up to the morning of the race. (?. w Skiing is believing. ass*
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