This young lady

story on page three.

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afternoon at the Northern
(D. Sack Photo)

njoying herself Sunday
Heights Ski area. See

Family bowling

The Youth Bowling Councit
held a family twosome over the
weekend at Barney’s in which a
parent and a child formed up
teams. The events were held at
three separate times.

OnSaturday morning Jim Bo-
ak had the high bay score with
656; high girl was Wendy
Durand with 632; high Mom,
Isabell Durand with 654 and
high Dad, Del Bijornson with
619,

Saturday afternoon it was

Brad Ruchotski's 729 for high
boy; Berry-Lynn Swanson’s 710
for high girl; high Mom was
Fran Ruchotski with 574; high
Pop Larry Dahl with 592,

Sunday afternoon Duane
Duane Laurette had the high
boy with 688, Debbie Haines
rolled a 650 for high girl; high
Mom was Ruby Back with 644;
high Dad, L. Kenney with 677.

The tourney championship
and trophy was won by the team
of Del and Chery] Ring rolling
791 and 607. ‘

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Believe it or not, ski fans, but
it's not necessary to go to a big
mountain if you want to work
out the kinks in your skiing
style. You can doit right here in

Terrace.
Bill Little has $22,000 invested

in his ski hill located at the top‘

of Alwood drive (go up the hill
from the Dairy Queen on
Lakelse) and the result is a
great little hill to either learn
how to ski or to work on the ol!
parrallel.

Admittedly, the Winter
Olympics will never be held in
Terrace. Little's hill, called
Northern Heights Ski, is the size

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of what they call a beginners
slope in the big areas.
He has two rope tows with a
vertical drop of just under 250
feet. One run takes about
fifteen seconds and the slope
wouldn't make Billy Kidd

scurry for cover, But it’s more

than adequate for beginners
and people who want to warm
up for the bigger mountains on
their holidays.

The atmosphere is relaxed,
Bill charges two dollars for the
use of the tow ropes per session.
He has a 16 x 16 warming house
if you spend the greater part of
the time on your backside and

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While the kids are in school:
Bill generally ‘only opens on —

«Weekends in the daylight hours,

But over the holidays things will
be going full swing, seven days
and nights a week.. Plenty of
time to get the skling out of your
system. :

As yet there are no facilities

for them. Bill proudly points
out that, if necessary, an
- ambulance can be onthe scene
in six minutes, Skiers know that
on big mountains it can take as
long as 30 minutes to just get
down off the mountain. And
then you have the drive to see a
doctor. So, medically speaking,
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