Perfect snow conditions erected
over 70 skiers on the trial anti
cdsiom hill areas over the weaken
Twenty-three racers were clocked
on slalom courses with many no
fall near-perfect runs th 1 Ly
both Junior and Senior ‘dev .
Jackie Gould made top honors
running in the class A field with
a combined* time of 5S.3 seconds
followed by Dean Williams 61.4 and
Bob Sommers 64.4, who'has just
recently returned innn A p n
Colorado slopes.
CHIBOPRACTIC
HEALTH CLINIC
* Chiropractic
Adjustments
• Colon Irrigation
° Fever Therapy
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Phone 477
‘ —Dr. G. M. Caldwell
C3 Juniors were paced by
form and control with a combined
time c-f 09.2 followed by Ernest
Kohlhase 72.5 and Gordon Oakes
1' 0.3. Marcia Jartun copped first
piaCe in the Womens and Junior
Girl combined for a time of 76.6
followed by Molly-Jo MacSpadden
99.5 and Beda Clausen 119.2.
These races will serve to help
classify racing teams who will com
pete at Whitehorse, Y. T. with race?
cheou.ed for March 10 and 11. Over
20 racer? and interested skiers and
fans have signified intention to
ake this very enjoyable trip which
has proved very popular for the
last two years.
Kaee results with division break
down follow:
Class A Men
Dean Williams. Bob Sommers,
Kjell Jartun.
Class A Junior
Jackie C r Id, Dick Keithahn, Le
roy West, Robi. Kohlhase, B.
Tandie, Geo. Messerschmidt, Ronald
Ilildre, Don Morrison, Fred Wyler.
Class A Women
1—Marcia Jartun, 2—Shirley
Meuwissen,
Class B Junior
Rickey Smith, E. Kohlhase. Gov
d. . Oak B. Ripley, G. Tapley.
Race officials were Minard Mill,
time: Marge Wentworth, recorder,
and Nix Marshall, starter.
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10:35—Sign Oil.
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7:05—Local Weather.
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8:00—Morning Thought.
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9:35—Trio Time.
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