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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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Terrace. Bill Little has $22,000 invested

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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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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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