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CHH/S7CHLOTCH MAR THIS SUNDAY STARTING 10 a.m. Q.E. II PARK STADIUM ALSO A GREAT HALF MARATHON RACE All on one of the world's fastest marathon courses. Come and be part of this great festival of running, take up a vantage point on the course of come to Q.E. II Stadium. We expect the first runners to turn at the airport at about 11.06 a.m. PLEASE don't follow the runners on bicycles or in cars. It only creates traffic problems. When coming to Q.E. II Park Stadium would people please use the car parks. No parking is permitted on the adjoining roads, especially Barkers Road. ® SATURDAY 2 p.m. Sports Medicine — running forum with the pre-race Diamond Pasta Meal. This is both entertaining and educational. Included are Ann Audain's coach, John Davies, Dr John Gillies, a respiratory physician, lan Simm, the physiotherapist for the New Zealand Olympic Team and Lorraine Moller's coach, Dick Quax. • SUNDAY is marathon and half-marathon day, plus a great postrace function and prize-giving. Tickets are still available from the Marathon Office at the Vacation Hotel, Victoria Square, 7th floor. WE NEED YOUR HELP TO HELP THE RUNNERS ON SUNDA Y. We still need adults for marshalling duties both on the course and in the stadium, phone Dinah Howitson on 228-819. Conducted by the City of Christchurch International Marathon Trust Board under the rules of N.Z.A.A.A., in association with the Christchurch City Council, sponsored by the Lane Walker Rudkin Group, M. O'Brien Co. Ltd, Canterbury Apparel Ltd. Supported by Air New Zealand (official carrier), Wang Computers, Radio 3ZB, "The Press", D. N. Adams, Vacation Hotel. _____ CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH nrlirlriQ INTERNATIONAL A „ 001005 MARATHON queen Elizabeth u — CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT g turn FOR marathon Basset Street y New Brighton Road-* Ew Memorial Avenue __ *’ jwa Tv T Wi Ew-A<\ 'a x Locksley Avenue —V V Park Terrace Peterborough |l f -"'A S ’T -A/®) TfL Dallmgton Terrace Fendalton Road " Ri«? Road Straven Road ' / / [vA~-g ° 5fE S 7 Kilmarnock Street / d□ Cjfc’ □ CJ| 7/ x Deans Avenue' PTJB x J " Kilometres {(I j Represents ten kilometres-Tune ff h martfAon tumurUrWurw an xwrt Mil O 1 2 Miles ®ot A vo« A/vav Represents II Kiltometres ■ Aid Height in metres above sea level 20 [j | ~'P ||j.-|—| | J | | ■ j | 10 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Total height gain from start to 21km turn point is 16.575 metres — a flat course. Kitomeues

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