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I ' "UiiU" THIS WEEKEND _ I ATCANTERBURY i Restaurant rm IDT I Mediterranean ‘u.mrA.vfnm fndnm i French Cuisine Saturday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. ; ,-, n n- lex ± Sunday 178 High Street 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. Ph. 60-822 • BIGGEST SKATING FLOOR Evenings from 6 p.m. • AMPLE ROOM FOR LEARNERS s • STRICT SUPERVISION Holding the Canterbury • games for all Gourmet Society Dinner - 22-23 Feb. Adults $2, Children $1 .77 —— , Skate Boot Hire 50c All interested ore Phone 381-691 welcomed to phone. Private Group Hire ! Phone 65-993 PIANIST available, old timt popular 31-168. Special this Weekend Opening "Hal! of Flame" Fire Fighting Display Saturdays & Sundays Living History Ferrymead brings back to life a working history of Transport and Technology. Come and experience a trip back in time with your children. ~XI PrrH, HISTORIC 269 Bridle Path Road, Heathcote | Open 10am —4.30 pm daily TIM ROUND ouSSI.: __ Travel and Special {S3 Interest Tours Come share with us Tim's wide experience and tales of over 129 countries and hear what he's got planned for this year too . . . WHERE Building Centre, Cashel Street. WHEN HIGHLIGHTS Mon 21 Feb Exodus Overland'B3 7.30 p.m. Kathmandu/London, Johannesburg/London, 5 months in South Ameria. Tue22Feb TIM'S TOUR IN 'B3/'B4 7.30 p.m. Personally Excorted. Nepal Trek and Camping Safari, Trans Siberian Rail to U.K. U.K./N.Z. via Yugoslavia and Greece, China, Japan and Korea, Singapore — Bangkok Overland. Wed 23 Britain, Contiki Europe; The Pearls 7.30 p.m. of the Orient. Tim's colour films on tours (as above). DON'T MISS THE LAST OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR TIM BEFORE HE HEADS OFF ONCE MORE ON THIS 1983 ADVENTURES. ni RSVP LEE PHONE 790-270 JML j Atlantic and Pacific Travel I 118 Hereford Street (Next to Whitcoulls) Phone 790-270 SYMPHONY N 0.7 SATURDAY 26 FEBRUARY Schubert Symphony No:8 :i . (Unfinished) < . Mozart ’Exsultate |ubilate ' * A CSO Subscription Concert J ; ■ SOLOIST: WENDY DLXON (Soprano) > j CONDUCTOR ; GEORG TINTNER \ / Town hall Auditorium Bpm j/ V- ; • • PRICES $lO. $B. $6. ( f (jlu*-booking Ice .'usual c • i'• t BOOK AT TOWN HALL

BVa'l I I q SUMMARY The family is the subject of this film series from Dr John ■ :'.< MacArthur Jr. Each of these ’ : ■ six. 52-minute films is focused W» s vl| ' f?S TK on one facet of the family unit: \ |ty : ’..:’.1W.. TV '/*& Relationships: Wives: ' J ■ L I Husbands: Children: Parents: and Divorce. Using the seminar Vz* A format before a live audience. M ' : V MacArthur is introduced in ■LJM!ll.MJMilllwiJtiti>i)^ll!iw!t l Wlwiilii-ii l — «•*■ r each film by the Ass t. Chief of Police for Angeles. Vernon, who testifies to the importance of bringing families M Vlk h together from the perspective of Majestic House Cnr Manchester and Lichfield Sts Saturday 7 p.m. Admission free February 26th (Film 1 and 2) March sth (Film 3 and 4) March 12th (Film 5 and 6)