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Show Peg 8 Wednesday, December 1 5, 1 976 x " n i OtV i' t'J t0 'fi SNOW PLOWING Crescent Ridge Maintenance 649-8212 649-8000 Plowing: Private drives and commercial parking . Mountain Top Service 649-9617 649-8938 649-8197 Get plowed with Mountain Top Service ENGINEERING Summit Engine ing Silver King Bank BUg. 1650 Park Ave. 649-8808 Subdivision planning, surveying, civil and structural struc-tural engineering. LANDSCAPING Jerry Perrine 649-8435 "Landscape Planning Design and Instalation" PLUMBING Emporium Rentals and Services 649-8511 v 649-8505 Instating and repairs, drain and sewer lines cleaned. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Groves Construction P.O. Box 780 101 6 Park Ave. 649-8833 Custom building and design, remodeling, concrete work, crane rental. Richard Soman Use No. B1 -18575 1 5 yrs. contracting Remodelng and new construction Emporium 649-8511 649-8505 Whitney Oldham Custom Bulding CommericalBuikJing Concrete Coalvile. Utah 336-5373 GLASS SERVICE Rocky Mountain Glass 486-9731 For al of your Glass needs. HEATING Chatwln Heating 188 South 4th Watt&S vl uiv: :iHeberityt 654-2244 ' ' Service and Instalation Heber Heating 684 East Center 649-1111 Installation,-sales and service, also service on commercial refridgeration. BUILDING MATERIALS Main Furniture & Hardware 649-9391 Appf ances, floor coverings, Du-Pont paint sporting goods, building materials If ifs for the home we sel it. Heber Lumber 700 West 1st South 654-1170 We Deiver Highway 248 Everything, jr your GET RESULTS! Advertise in the Newspapers Building Services Directory jgiljlH I It's Been Worth Waiting For And ! Now It's Here! Heber City 649-8477 building needs. the gypsy's arm . restaurant SERVING NOMAD SPECIALITIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD XA - SASTIMASA (oat with health) OPEN DAILY LOCA TED A T THE BOTTOM OF MAIN STREET 649-8584 Sun Valley's professional skier, Ken Corrock, has earned the top NASTAR honor by skiing to a zero handicap, during two days of ski racing at the Rocky . Mountain NASTAR Paceset-ting Paceset-ting trials. The event was held at Vail, Co., December 5-7. Corrock turned in five flawless runs as he defeated Jackson Hole, pro, Pepi Stiegler, the man who at 39 has earned that honor for seven straight seasons. Corrock came out on top of . the 86 pros that competed including 10 members of the Worid Pro Skiing Tour Though Corrock won five of the seven runs held, the top ten finishers were all within a " second of one another after, each run. Touring pros who stayed on Corrock' s tail throughout included five who earned identical handicaps of one, barely off the pace . established by the Sun Valley skier. When it was over, the top ranking American Ameri-can professionsl, Bob Cochran Cochr-an , Terry Palmer, winner of the 1976 Lange Cup. slalom; two former Junior National champions, Whit Sterling of Aspen, and Bill Shaw of Grand Targhee and 1976 winner of the Eastern Professional Profes-sional Circuit, Victor Roy, all earned handicaps of one. Close behind their pace were . Steigler and three members of the pro tour, 1975 Worid Pro Skiing Champion, Hank Kashiwa of Steamboat; Dick Haller also of Steamboat; -and pacesetter Rudd Pyles. Kashiwa and Stiegler last year tied for the number one NASTAR position. Kashiwa Mywmvgtt&m a kn.ee, ; injury but showed that he intends to return to his top form when he won the final of seven runs held. He tied with Sterling that run.' Palmer was the only other starter to win a heat. Chamber continued AH ages are welcome to enjoy . the magnificent sounds of the Quintessence until midnight. mid-night. The senior citizens will be selling beverages and baked goods during the celebration. All proceeds will go to the new Senior Citizen Center on Woodside Ave. In keeping with tradition, the Annual Torch Light Parade will be held on SHEMIGANS deK-styb sendwfches ice creem specislttes B3 MAfflSTRBET Five women competed on the same courses as the men and Britt Irish, took top honors at the' Rocky Moun-' tain trials for the second year in a row. A former Norwegian ski champion, Irish earned a nine handicap among the best ever recorded by a female pacesetter. She' defeated fellow Vail pro, , Suzanne White, an former Can-Am skier; Lynn Taylor' of Sun Valley, Ellen Post, ' top ranked professional freestyle free-style skier; and Sunshine Knowles, a ski instructor for Cooper Mountain in Frisco." The 85 competitors rep- ; resented some 20 ski areas in . the Rocky Mountain and Farwest regions that hold weekly NASTAR races all season, oki areas that their pros to compete included includ-ed Aspen Highlands, Brack- enridge, Buttermilk, Copper Mountain, Crested Butte, ' Keystone, Snowmass, Steamboat, Telluride, Vail, Parte City, Snowbird,' Jackson Jack-son Hole, Taos, and Red ; River, Alpine Meadows, Bear Valley and Kirkwood in California. Snow conditions on Vail's Gold Peak rce hill were ideal with a solid base of man-made man-made snow complimented by ' several , inches of snow that fell Monday night. The . pacesetters made seven runs on the 25 gate giant slalom courses that covered approximately approx-imately 1830 feet. The Vail event was the first of five regional trails that signal the start of the NASTAR season. Others will be held at Indianhead, Waterville Valley, Hunter Mt, NY., and Alpine, Meadows' jn-CA - Si -:'..'$'. NASTAR is a recreational -ski racing program started by SKI Magazine nine years ago and sponsored by Schlitz, Pepsi-Cola, Bonne Bell and Datsun, the official NASTAR car. Made from page 2 Christma&Eve. Beginning at dusk, the Ski School, Ski Patrol and of course Santa Clause, will ski down Pay Day. A light supper will be available for $1.50 on the patio with musical sounds to : lighten the spirit. We encourage everyone to take part in celebrating the Holidays. teke out service - - . B49-8632 i Members of the U.S. Nordic Cross-Country Team officially official-ly began their 1976;77 competitive season at Steamboat Steam-boat Springs, Colorado Dec. 4, U.S. Nordic Director John Bower announced. Terry Porter,, of Concord Ma., bested her next closest competitor by a full minute and a half in the Women's 10 kilometer event while John ' Mike Downey, of Butte, Mt. led the field in the Men's 15 kilometer race. . "The races at Steamboat, and the ones coming up next weekend at Winter Parte are significant because they're priming our competitors for the World Cup point race at Telemark, Wi., later this month. With the Finns and Swedes set to compete at Winter Parte, our racers will have a chance at some top notch international competitors," compet-itors," stated Bower. U.S. Ski ToamDayo January 1-2, 1977, the final weekend of the peak Yule season, have been designated as U.S. Ski Team days at 111 ski areas across the United States. During this major fundraising event organized by National Ski Areas Association and sponsored by Coca Cola, holiday skiers will have the opportunity to purchase a specially designed pin honoring the U.S. Ski Team. The pins' two dollar purchase price will provide vitally needed funds to underwrite the training and competition of both national tetfaems .'firioMT junior racers. Franci Joins The Cause Franci Eisenberg, Assistant Director of the newly-opened Kimball Art Center inPark City, has recently joined the political action committee board of Utah Common Cause in Salt Lake City. Miss Eisenberg until recently recent-ly was both press assistant to John Gardner, chairman of National Common Cause, and Director of Public Information for Common Cause in .Washington, D.C. it : I p FOR U.S. SKI TEAM and Subaru of America turned over the keys to the first ten of a fleet of official U.S. Ski Team four wheel drive station wagons in Salt Lake City December 3. Each "Skibaru" will reliably trans Farah To This year's Canadian-American Trophy Ski Series will be sponsored by Farah Manufacturing Company according to U.S. Ski Team Assistant Alpine Director Karen Korfanta. The El Paso-based company which . manufactures slacks and casual wear for men and boys will underwrite the seventh season of the series beginning beginn-ing with' a Giant Slalom event at Whiteface, NY on j I I im .11 . 1J m Open 6-10:30 Weekdays 6-1 1 on Friday & Saturday Wo Do Catering and Banquots 649-8211 HOLIDAY DECORATIONS 1 FOR THE TREE POINSETTIAS WREATHS HOLLY MISTLETOE LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES PARK CITY FLORAL 511 Main 649-9192 Subaru lapraaantallvas with port national alpine and nordic competitors a minimum mini-mum of 1&000 miles per year on U.S. and European highways under all weather conditions. Rain, slpet or snow, it will be hard to miss Sponsor January 5 1977. "Farah is pleased to be; associated in this way with skiing in the United States," declared Tom Kanouse, Vice President of Marketing for Farah, "And we are happy to be able to do our part in a program so important to the development of U.S. Ski Team members." Warren Hellman, President of the U.S. Ski Education Foundation emphasized the 11AL1AIN CUISINE F an elegant but casual SE,N atmospliere STAR PINES FRESH GREENS NEEDLEPOINT TREE DECORATIONS Looking for a Home? Mountain Realty is a professional Let us do the work. . . PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. DUPLEX WITH 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS PER" UNIT CARPET, DRAPES, APPLIANCES. AP-PLIANCES. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 2 CAR QARAQE. tha naw "Sklbania the highly visible red, white and blue vehicles as they carry U.S. Ski Team members mem-bers to their training and competition sites throughout the world. Can-Am importance of the Can-Am Race Series to the development developm-ent of future World Cup racers. "The quality of competitors in this series has consistently improved," stated Hellman, "And the involvement of a company like Farah enables these fine young athletes to gain vital experience so necessary to their maturation as potential international caliber competitors." 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