NEW STUDY COURSE
PLANNED AT LOCAL
CHURCH OF CHRIST
A new course of study for the
adult Bible school class of the
Church of Christ in North Pal
mer has been announced 'by the
Rev. Floyd Haddenham. The
school meets each Sunday at
9:15 a m. preceding regular mor
ning worship and includes class
es for all ages.
Ray Adams, adult class teach
er, will direct a study of the New
Testament directly from the orig
inal Greek language. A compari
son will be made Sunday by Sun
day of the Greek manuscripts
and our present-day versions of
the Bible. All who are interested
are invited to attend these ses
sions.
Regular evening services Sun
day will include the Youth Hour
at six o’clock, with Francis Henry
as leader, and the Evening Evan
gelistic Service at seven o’clock.
Elect lames J. Hurley,
I Representative, 9th Dist.
Pd. adv.
DR. HUME NAMED
TO ATTEND
HEART SYMPOSIUM
Dr. Vincent Hume of Palmer
is one of the Alaska physicians
selected by the Alaska Heart
Association to attend the Heart
Disease Symposium to be held at
the University of Washington in
Seattle October 17 and 18. Dr.
Hume will be gone from his
office on Matanuska Street from
October 16 until Monday, Octo
ber 20.
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LEAGUE REPORTS
Dispensers League
; Team Won Lost
PALMER BAR _17 3
ALPINE INN_12 8
Tropical Gardens -10 10
Shamrock Lounge *10 10
HALFWAY .HOUSE __7 13
MOOSE LODGE_3 17
Roy Brock rolled high game,
230; Bob Peterson of the Palmer
Bar team rolled a 589 for high
series.
Valley League
Team Won Lost
ELKS _12 a;
M.T.A. _12 8
MOOSE .... _9% 10%
KIRK’S SALES 10%
CREAMERY _9 11
TIP’S BAR_ 8 4
Haines of Tip’s Bar team rolled !
high game, 264 and high series,
627.
King Pins
Team Won Lost
NO. 1 _ 15 5
NO. 2 _11 9
NO. 5 11 9
NO. 4 _ 10 10
NO. 3 _7 13
NO. 6 _6 14
High team single and series
were rolled by Team No. 4, 745 -
2162. Maurice Pelletier rolled
high single game for the men as
well as the high series. Fern Leek
and Mary Ferrall tied for wo
men’s high single with 152, and
Ann Johnson took high series for
the women with 418.
Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
HARTLEY’S _16 4
MAC’S PLUMBING __12 8
G & G DRILLING _ 11 % 8 %
EARN ..... 8 12
MAT. HOTEL BAR 7 13
KOSLOSKY’S __ __-5% 14%
Hartley Motors, Inc. rolled high
single and high series games, 771
2167. Ken Westengarger of that
team rolled high single, 223, scr.;
Bob Finn, of the Matanuska Hotel
Bar team had a 587 for men’s
high series; and V. Gallant of tl<
G & G Drilling Co. team had high
single and series for the women,
216-576.
Knik Breezes
Team Won Lost
MODE-O-DAY 14 6
MATANUSKA HOTEL 10 10 i
VALLEY BANK ___ 10 10 1
REED’S B. B’s 9% 10%
GUTTERSNIPES 8% 11%
W.O.T. MOOSE 8 12
Fern Leek rolled high game
214, with Gwen Lowe right be
hind with a 213. High series was
rolled by Gladys Swift of Reed’s
Bowling Bags. Marie Westenbar
ger rolled a 205 scratch game on
October 10.
Pioneer League
Team Won Lost
PALMER CAFE « ...19 1
M.E.A. .. _13 7
ALASKAN T.V. 10 10
MEEHAN TRUCKING 7 13
MATANUSKA HOTEL 7 13
tM.V.F.C.A. . 4 16
High team series was rolled by
the Palmer Cafe team, 2774; high
game by Jim Bishop of the same
team, 238; and high series by Ray
McCartney of Meehan Trucking
Co., team, 624.
Doe-Bucks League
Team Won Lost i
“Y” ELECTRIC _11 1 j
EDGARS _ 10 2 |
CLAMP-RUTTAN 6 6
PIN HEADS_5 7
THE HITS_4 8
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High game was rolled by Ag
gie Reed, 242; high series by John
Close, 651; high team game and
series, “Y” Electric, 764-2206.
Pin Busters
Team Won Lost
ODDBALLS _13 7
BERT’S DRUG _11 9
RICE’S BAKERY ....9 11
KOSLOSKY’S _9 11
BLUEBIRDS _9 11
OOOF OFFS _9 11
High games were rolled by
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610; and Bert’s Drug, 2170. High
single games were rolled by R
Schroeder, 221; J. Me Neese, 225;;
and Bert’s Drug, 768.
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