. Kerry Paulis, a 10-year-old Thornhill:

elementary student, attended a record district
meet in Quesnel as a member of the Terrace

Argos gymnast team. Kerry got two gold medals
in Quesnel, one for her beam exercises and one

for her floor performance. She algo received a
bronze medal in vaulting. Another Terrace girl,

the beam.

Chery] Bulleid, of Uplands efementary, came in
first in vaulting, second on the bars and fifth on

Women’s world series slalom

SANSICARIO, _Italy
(AP) — Perrine Pelen
came from behind with a
fantastic second heat
here today and capped a
French triumph in the
women’s World Series
giant slalom ski race,
edging team-mate Fa-
bienne Serrat. —

The French teen-age
star was clocked in one
minute 17.28 seconds over
the icy 1,150-metre course
in ping f second 4 heat,
jum rom place
after the first heat in
1:20.85 to victory with her
Olympic gold medallist
- Olympic gold me
Kathy K Sner of Tim-
mins, Ont., finished fifth
with a combined run of
2:39.78.

. The race was marred
by a protest from the
: Austrian team, which
refused to run the second

. heat on grounds the
- course was too icy and

fal rosa Sab arte

morning, trying to force &
cancellation of the event,
but ‘they eventually
competed in the first
heat.

‘Former World Cup
champion Annemarie

Terrace Rotary Club Involvement

Moser-Proell of Austria
was clocked in 1:21.80 for
seventh place, her team’s
best showing, after the
opening run.
SWISS ALSO RELUC-
TANT

The Austrians even-
tually decided to let their
competitors decide
whether to compete or
not, race organizers said
and only a handful
started the second heat.
The Swiss team also
protested the conditions

of the track, but made no
formal step to halt the
race.

Serrat, second after the
first heat ‘with 1:20.57,
remained second in the
standings with her total
of 2:38.70 and a second
run of 1:18.13.

The French triumph
spoiled a U.S. medal bid
after the Americans had
placed four skiers in the
top 10 of the first heat.

Beckey Dorsey led the
field of competitors in the

District of Terrace
Hotice

first part of the race with
a time of 1:20.47. She
slipped to sixth place in
the final standings with
2:40.18.

Claudia Giordania of
Italy came in third with a
total of 2:39.26, edging
American Abbi Fisher,
whose two-heat total was
2:39.63.

Maria Epple of West
Germany aced seventh
in 2:40.60, fallawed by two
more U.S. skiers,

al Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held on proposed Land Use
Contract By-law Project No, ADP-02-7619, The proposed contract is concerned with

the following areas:

(1) Lot 1, Block 4, D.L. 360, R.S, C.D., Plan 2265 (Kelth Avenue and Tetrault

Street)

..2, The general intent of the proposed Land Use Contract betwaen the Olstrict of
Terrace and YOMO Management (formerly All West Glass) is fo allow for a muffler
shop, a warehousing outlet, the cutting, Installation and sale of glass and related

products, and the assembly and sale of. oye!
propartyian® G2 NefghGduthood Com .
Rand Use.Contractmay be viewed by enyandall persins requiring:

Liveudiv The propered

sad-deors on-the north half of the ..f
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more specific information, during regular business hours at the Municipal Halt.

..4. The Public Hearing will be held in the Municipal Council! Chambers on Monday,
Decmeber 12th, 1977, at 7:00 p.m.
..5. Any and all persons having an interest in the proposed Land Use Contract By-
Law Project No. ADP-02-7419 shall take notice and be governed accordingly.

E.R. Haltsor
Clark-Administrator

KAMLOOPS, B.C,
(CP) — Mike Mesic and

Clint Fehr scored three |

goals each as their
Kamloops Chiefs

whipped Vernon Vikings
13-6 in the only British

Columbia Junior Hockey

League game W
nesday.
Kamloops, fourth in the

league's Interior Division
with 18 points, led 6&2 at
the end of the first period

and 10-4 at the end of the
second.

Vernon is tied with
Revelstoke Bruins for
last in the Interior, each
with 10 points. Kamloops
is 10 points behind third-

lace © Kelowna

uckaroos.

Other Kamloops
scorers Included Glenn
Merkesky with two goals
while Jay Kozak, Murray
Matheson, Peter Dineen,

THE HERALD, Friday, December 2, 1977, PAGE 5

Wade Bradley and Norm
Meyer scored singles.

Mike Winther scored
twice for Vernon, and
brother Al added a single.

Scott Cousins had two and
Daryl Halans had one.

Vernon took nine of 15
minor penalties, two 10-
minute misconducts and
a game ‘misconduct.
Each team drew two
fighting majors.

Kamloops whips Vernon ODouce

Improper storage and use of
flammable liquids causes 3
per cent of Canada’s fires.
Use only son-flammable
cleaners in washing. Store
flammable liquids in a metal
locker or approved safety
containers and leave suffi-
cient space for expansion of |
the liquids for vapours.
Make safety consciousness a
part of your Lifestyle.

Beautifully fins
bedroom home on iarge fot
at 4726 Halliwell. Owner
@ has left town and anxious to
sell. Call F. Skidmore 635-
5691 for further details.

your family.
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,
family room, 2 dining
rooms, games room, patie,
sundeck, carpart. All
tastefully decorated and
landscaped. A good buy at
$65,000. Cath Frank
Skidmore at 635-5691 for
more information.
Pe oe

Acural home tucked away
in a private focation In the
Uplands 1 acre of land with
storage sheds for boats,
snowmobiles or camper.
Comfortable ilving room, 4
bedrooms in total and a
farge kitchen. See it’ on
Realscope or call Frank
Skidmore at 635-5691.

g '
schools to town.
bedroom family home
features 3 bedroom rental
suite and large kot. Priced
to sell at $47,000. Phone for
appointment to view 8.
T

eal home for the growing
family. Large carport,
landscaped yard, 2 levels of
living, 4 bedrooms plus
wrap around sundeck.
Phone B. parfitt 635-4971
for appolntment to view.

No description of the
features of this property
can truly Wivetrate this
family home, You must
view # to appreciate the
fine quailty and work-
manzhip the! has gone Into
this home, Call us today
‘and wecan bring it fo
*Vvour' fivingroom -on
“‘Realscope’’. Asking
$63,500. Kelly Squires 635-
7616.

mortgages at
three

Assumable
current . rates,
bedrooms, slorage area
and convenient location as
just the beginning! This

home is CMHC approved
and listed at $37,500 call
Kelly Squires today for
your appointment to view.

Exclusive with our agency.
Lovely 4 bedroom heme In
ceniral area of town. Over
1500 sq. 1. of living area,
full basement. Large lot
with insulated and heated
workshop. Priced af only
$49,500. Call H. Godlinski
at 635-5397.

pede

Family home close to
schools with 3 bedrooms,
extra large living roam.

. fireplace; 1350 8q. ft. plus:.

finished basement. ‘For an
appointment -to view this
modern, 2 year old house,
call H. Godiinski 635-5397.

OVER 400 OFFICES AND GROWING FAST

with over 1200 3q. ff. Ilving'
area. Situated on 062206
bot. Requires som
finishing work inside te
make it into a spaciou
family home. Asking anly
$20,000. For further detall:
call H. Godlinaki 635-5397.

Peery ed

2 acras of land in
Gossan Creek area with @
nice full basement house. 2
bedrooms plus a spare, &
Ree room. Workshop.
Animal shelter. Covid be
for you. Barb Parfitt 635-
4971.

Und the corner from the!
high school, just three
blocks from downtown and)
over 2000 sq. ff. of family
tiving.
three bedrooms on
main floor and a fourth in
the basement. This
spacious home must be

» viewed. . Call-ua-teday-for
Your: * .appointimert.:) "=

' “Realscope” ean britg this
beautiful home to you!
Kelly Squires 635-7616.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY
DECEMBER 2nd & 3rd

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in our Community

- Kerr Rotary Park

Old Timers Get Together
Student Citizen of the Year Award
International Student Exchange
Terrace Swimming Pool .
$10,000 Donation to Arena Fund
' Caledonia Awards Day Trophy

Needy Groups

Adventure in Citizenship

Skeena Band

‘ Terrace Music Festival

Student to Ottawa

Kitsumkalum Cross Country Ski Trails

Friddy 8 p.m: ci.Im.
Saturday 6 pom.=1 Gm.

6 phone lines
ONE NUMBER

Friday following Hockey
Saturday all evening

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1. Hams will be auctioned in numerica! sequence.

2. For items with a retail value LESS than $25.00
the minimum jumps to be 50 cents.

3. For items with a retall value MORE than $25.00

the minimum jumps to be $1.00,

4. Wherever possible, delivery af goods will be
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