PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
Alleys to close one week,
August 20 - 27
The Palmer Bowling Center
will be closed during the week
of August 20 - 27 during which
time the alleys will be refinished
in preparation for the winter
bowling season which gets undef
way on September 8. The alleys
will be open to the public on the
27 th.
Few Open Spots Left in
Winter Leagues
Only a few spots remain open
in the winter bowling leagues, ac
cording to Roy Brock, manager
at the Palmer Bowling Center.
Persons interested in bowling in
a league this winter are urged
to contact the management as
soon as possible. A third mixed
couple league is forming and
there is still room for six addi
tional bowlers. This league will
be bowling Thursday evenings,
starting at 6:45 p.m. A few open
spots remain ror teams.
The schedule, as of this week,
for winter bowling will be as
follows: Mondays: (Starting
Sept. 8t Pin Poppers Mixed
Couples, 6:45 p.m. Men’s Scratch
Trio, 9:15 p.m. Tuesday: (Sept. 9),
Pin Busters Mixed Couples, 6:45
p.m. 9:45 p.m. being held open
for church league. Wednesdays:
(Sept. 10), Pioneer Mens’ League,
6:15 p.m. Thursdays: (Sept. 11),
Valley Mens’ League, 9:15 p.m.
Fridays: (Sept. 12), Midnight
Belles (womens’ league), 6:15
p.m., Dispensers (mens’ team),
9:15 p.m..
When the final games were
rolled, the Palmer Elks team
walked off with top honors in
Valley League, defeating Tip’s
Bar by 41- points. The Palmer
Moose team placed third, follow
ed by the Matanuska Telephone
Association, Kirk’s Sales and Ser
vice, and the Sheep Mountain
team. Kay Coates of Tip’s team
took the season’s high single and
high three game totals with 247
and 609. These were scratch totals, j
Kay McCartney rolled a 279 for
high single with handicap and
Max Clements 705 with handicap
was high series. Members of the
Elks team were A1 Metz, Jim
Conroy, Tom Lepak, Homer Hay
es, Ray McCartney, Maurice Pel
letier and Cliff Marcus. Tips
team consisted of bowlers Bob
Glore, Bill Foster, Art Haines,
Don Sorenson, Ray Coates and
Earl Sawdy.
Midnight Belles League
All women bowlers from the
Midnight Belles League are ask
ed to be sure and be at the Ma
tanuska Hotel Lounge Friday,
August 22 at 8 p.m. Awards for
the recently completed summer
league bowling wall be made,
followed by a short business
meeting to get squared-away be
fore the beginning of the winter
season. Also, any other women
bowlers from other leagues who
would be interested in bowling in
a Scratch Trio League are asked
lo please attend.
Don’t forget, gals,' 8 p.m. tomor
row night, Matanuska Hotel
Lounge.
Pioneer League
The Matanuska Electric Asso
ciation took top place in the
Pioneer Bowling Summer Lea
gue, having garnered 38 winning,
points, topping their nearest op
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portents, the American Legion
team, by one point. Other teams
placed as follows: Alaskan TV,
34; Matanuska Valley Farmers
Cooperating Association, 28; Ma
tanuska Hotel Lounge, 24; and
Alaska ’Plumbing and Heating,
Goose Bay, 19.
High individual game for the
season was rolled by Bob Johns
of ME A team—259; Harlan Ham
ilton of the Co-Op team rolled
the high individual series—644;
the Alaskan TV team rolled the
high team series—2805 and Glen
McNeese of the Co-Op team was
named the most improved bowler
of the league. Trophies were
awarded the winners as well as
the winning team.
Pin Poppers
On August 16 the members of
this league held an awards din
ner at the Butte Roadhouse and
enjoyed a well-catered turkey
dinner. Special guests at the din
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beat
ty of Anchorage. Beatty, who
conducts the ‘Ten Pin Chatter’’
program on Channel 11 each
week, presented awards as fol
lows First place team, Berths
Drug Store; second place, G & G
Drilling. Each member of the two
teams received trophies as did
the following; Gladys Hayes, high
woman single game; V. Gallant,
high woman series; Ken Westen- I
barger, high man single; Ray Mc
Cartney, high man series; Lee
and Marie Gohr, husband and
wife combination, received the
trophies for most improved bowl
ers. Members of the first and
second place teams were Bert’s
Drug Store (Sponsor’s trophy
awarded): Ken Westenbarger,
Marie Westenbarger, Robert
Johns, and Marie Louise Johns.
G & G Drilling: Lee Gohr, Marie
Gohr, Joseph Gallant and V.
Gallant. This league will resume
bowling on September 3.
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Matanuska Valley Fair on Aug
ust 29, 30, 31 and September 1,
but we can guarantee that there
will be cotton candy, balloons,1
noise makers and riders of vari
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Don Irwin, long-time supporter
and active participant in Val
ley fairs. He pointed out that
whether one cares for coffee, a
sandwich, or a full meal, they
will be available on the grounds.
There will be excellent dis
o’ays of livstock, 4-H club work,
Homemakers’ handcraft, baked
goods, flowers, garden products
and cereal crops. The military
will have their usual informative
displays with courteous person
nel to answer questions concern
ing equipment—it’s use and me
chanical operation.
Commercial advertisers will be
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homes more profitably and with
less effort.
Loud speakers will announce
the Queen who will officially pre
side over the 1958 Fair activities
and merriment. There will be
laughter and the babble of voices
as friends from far and near
BIBLE SCHOOL PROGRAM
TO BE PRESENTED
A successful vacation Bible
school will be brought to a close
tomorrow evening when a dem
onstration program is presented
at the Church of Christ. The pub
lic is invited to attend the ser
vice at 8 p.m.
The theme of the school, led
by Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Hadden
ham, has been “We Worship the
Lord”. Handwork projects in
cluded individual models of the
Old Testament Tabernacle.
Regular services on Sunday,
August 25, will include Bible
School at 9:45 a.m. and morning
worship at 10:45. Mr. Haddenham
has chosen “Let Not Your Heart
Be Troubled” as his sermon topic.
Mrs. Ella Henry will be leader
for the youth hour at 6 p.m., prior
to the 7 o’clock evening service.
meet again and exchange news
and experiences.
Those who like thrills, cheers
and spills are invited to watch
th rodeo events and stock car
races each afternoon of the Fair.
“So bring your displays, enter
the competitions in the classes oi
your choice, meet your friends
and neighbors and lets all help
to make this Valley Fair so out
standing that it will be remem
bered for a long, long time,” Mr.
Irwin added.
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