BOWLING STAMDINSS
Valley League
Won Los
Creamery_42 j;
Evan Jones Coal Co. _42 V
Ru Bob Room_31 2!
Moose Lodge __28 3:
MTA ---_25 3j
Wasilla Lockers _12 4|
The Creamery took over firs
place from Evan Jones, whicl
has held it since th^ start of th<
season. Although the teams an
tied in games won, the Cream
ery team has 42 more in tota
pins for the season.
Moose Lodge was high team
with a series of 2820. MTA was
second with a 2738. The Ru Bot
Room had high team game with
965, with Moose Lodge close
behind (963, Ed Hartner had
high individual senes with 610
and Jim Deming was second
608.
Bart Oliver took high game
with 248 and Ed Hartner was
second with 247.
Pioneer League
Won Lost
Piggly Wiggly-32Vi 27 Vi
Pioneer Texaco_32 Vi 27 Vi
Bovey Trophy_32 28
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! High series team was Pioneer
) Texaco, with 2766, and second
! was Bovey Trophy with
i 2719. Everett Pedersen took
I first individual higii series with
. 605, and John Harris was sec
, on<3 with 603. Pioneer Texaco
, took first high game, with 950,
, also second high with 946. Ev
erett Pedersen took first indi
vidual high game with 238, and
Bill Sweetman was second with
Bowling Scores
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Wasilla Businessmen 26
Youth Camp _241-2
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1st high team Wasilla Bar,
score 2772, 1st high individual
Dale Carney, score 541.
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Spending some of the dark
winter hours making improve
ments on the home place? If
you are, the Cooperative Ex
tension Service of the Univer
sity of Alaska has many publi
cations that can be of help to
you.
Here are just a few you can
pick up, or write for, at your
nearest Extension Service of
fice, or from the Extension In
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inets, G-12; Condensation Con
trol for Alaska’s Farms and
Homes, EB-800; Freeways For
Family Traffic, Extension Pub
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to fix everything, you will want
a copy of Home Improvement
Plans. MWPS-4.
| News From—
SalftM • Eska - Atfrias
By Sally Norris
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calli
son of Sutton left for the states
last week and expect to be
home around Dec. 20.
* * *
On Dec. 17, there was a go
ing-away party held at the
home of Mrs. James Harris of
Eska for Lourine Smart.
* % *
The Sutton Community
Church held a play practice at
the church on Dec. 17. The
Christmas program, for which
they have been practicing, will
be held on Dec. 23 at 3 p.m. at
the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bannon
of Sutton began the drive Out
side on Dec. 15. They are go
ing to South Carolina and other
southern states, and plan to be
gone approximately two
months.
♦ * •
Verral Sleeper’s airplane was
damaged considerably by the
the high winds we had last
week.
* * *
Mrs. Robert Fisher and son
Bradley of Pittman spent Mon
day visiting with friends in
Sutton.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Cole McFarland
and son of Anchorage spent
Sunday visiting friends at Sut
ton and Jonesville.
* * *
We are sorry to hear that
Mrs. Emil Graves is in the hos
pital. We hope she is feeling
better and will be home for
Christmas.
DRIVE CAREFULLY
Drive safely—don’t let an
accident spoil your plans for
1963.
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Houston News
By Kelly Palmquist
inere win be Dingo games
sponsored by Wasilla VFW,
Post 9365, on Friday, Dec. 21,
weather permitting, at the Wil
low Community Hall with the
first game starting promptly at
8:30 p.m. Let’s all go try to win
the $50 jackpot.
* * *
Mrs. Rose Palmquist return
ed from a two-months’ visit in
Connecticut to her home in
Houston on Dec. 10.
* * •
“Snow Queen,” a movie
sponsored hy the Willow PTA,
was shown on Dec. 14 and 15
at the Willow School.
• * *
The public health nurse will1
be at Willow Jan. 9, the second
Wednesday of the month.
* * *
Wanted: Queen contestants
for the Willow Winter Carni
val. This contest is open to Pal
mer, Wasilla, Big Lake, Hous
ton, and surrounding areas.
Anyone interested may contact
Mrs. Art Cronin at Willow.
* * *
Willow is having a commun
ity Christmas potluck dinner
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 23, at1
the Willow community hall. On
the list for entertainment is ice
skating before dinner in the
afternoon, and, for the children,
a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Santa.
* * *
Jimmy Wright returned from
Nebraska several months ago. j
and has been cutting cord wood
on contract.
* * *
The Houston Market is con
verting from wood to coal for
store and house heat.
* * *
Gabbett and Smith, road con
struction contractors who have
cut a new access road to the
Cheri Lake subdivision have
had their troubles. Twice all the
equipment was drained of
gasoline and Diesel oil during
the night. Work progressed,
nonetheless, and the road will
soon be graveled. As a donation
to the community club, this
company graveled the area in
front of the club building.
* * *
Word has been received that
Mrs. Margaret Livingston and
daughter Marcia arrived safe
ly at Winnemucca. Nevada.
Plans for a cabin site home near
the Big Lake-Willow Y have
been suspended.
* • •
Wally McPherson is moving
again. Recently he moved his
trailer house from Anchorage
to the homestead of Bud Smith.
Now plans are underway for a
transfer of effects to the Ray
Batchelor homestead.
* * *
A party of State Department
of Roads surveyors, a represen
tative from the Attorney Gen
eral’s office, and Mr. Richard
Demming investigated right-of
way survey problems last week
relative to the “taking” across
the Palmquist homestead.
Basketball Schedule
MATANUSKA VALLEY
LEAGUE
Wednesday, Jan. 2
At Wasilla
7:00—Pioneer Texaco vs Adult
Camp
8:30—Four Aces vs, Glass Bar
Monday, January 7
At Palmer
7:00—Four Aces vs. Wasilla
8:30—Adult Camp vs. Glass j
Bar
Wednesday, Jan. 9
7:00—Pioneer Texaco vs. Was
illa
8:30—Four Aces vs. Adult
Camp
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Tryouts Dae. 21
Tryouts for the next Matan
uska Valley Theatre Guild
production, “Speaking of Mur
der,” will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Dec. 21, according to
director Harry Evans.
The play, a mystery-drama,
offers two parts for men, four
for women, and two for chil
dren, a boy and a girl between
the ages of 10 and 14. All per
sons interested in theater pro
duction are urged to attend the
tryouts.
Dean Bronson will be stage
manager for the production.
FAIR BOARD
ELECTS OFFICERS
Officers for the coming year
were elected at the regular
meeting of the Alaska State
Fair board of directors on Dec.
10. They are Dr. C. H. Dear
born, re-elected president; L.
F. Martin, vice-president; Mar
ne Hanks, secretary; and L. M.
DePriest, treasurer.
The fair records will be kept
at the Extension Office during
the off-season, and future
meetings of the board will be
held in the Extension Office.
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