BOWLING NEWS
The Executive Board was
very pleased at the good turn
out last Wednesday evening at
the meeting of the Woman’s
Bowling Association. The tour
nament rules have been ap
proved and the entry forms will
soon be at the Bowling Center.
Although the Tournament will
be held in January, it is best
to get your entry in as early as
possible in order to get your
first choice of bowling times.
In the HANDICAP TRIO,
team No. 4 has taken the lead.
Team No. 2 is still in second
place and Team No. 5 has drop
ped to third place. Ruby Bak
News From—
SaHw ■ Eska • Alpine
By Sally Norris
Mrs. Herbert Boyle and chil
dren, Colleen and Herby, spent
the day in Anchorage on Nov.
29.
* • *
Mrs. Verral Sleeper return
ed last week from Minnesota,
accompanied by Mr. Sleeper’s
aunt. Mrs. Sleeper had spent
about two and a half months
in Minnesota.
* * •
On Nov. 30, bingo was held
at the Sutton Community Hall.
Fifty-three numbers were call
ed for the $100 jackpot, which
nobody won. The 25 cents jack
pot game was won by Virginia
Norris of Sutton and George
Johnson of Eska. Waldo Smith’s
name was called for the $5
door prize, but he was not pres
ent to receive it. It was an
nounced that bingo will be
held every Friday night from
now on.
* * *
Doug Wade and Rennie
Norris went to Elmendorf on
Saturday with the Palmer jun
ior high boys’ basketball team.
The Palmer team was defeat
ed by five points.
Wasilla Homesteaders
Wasilla Homemakers met
Nov. 20 at the home of Mrs.
Harold Kelton witl\ seven
members present.
Officers elected last month
are Bonnie Dinkel, president;
Betty Kelton, vice-president;
and Mary Carr, secretary-treas
urer.
Betty Kelton reported on her
trip to Short Course.
Plans were made for our
holiday party to be held Dec.
28 at the home of Mrs. Har
old Dinkel.
er earned the high series this
week with 522 pins. Dorothy
Briggs rolled the high game of
: 197. Team No. 2 had the high
game with 535 pins, and team
No. 4 the high series with 1501
I pins.
The PINPOPPERS league
j has only two games separating
. the top four teams. Paul’s
■ Chevron has a Vz game lead
over A B & J Mechanical. Na
omi Huston bowled a nice 217
game and 635 series. Laura
Stenberg still holds the season’s
high series with 663 pins. Ray
McCartney rolled a 263 game,
which is the season’s high for
men. Larry Vasanoja still holds
the season’s high serfes with
655 pins.
Whitfield trucking finally
upset the Palmer Sand and
Gravel team in the PINBUST
ERS. and leads by one game.
Lil Yadon bowled a pretty 234
game, which is the season’s
high game for women, and a
578 series. Jim Fogg and Marty
Martsolf each had a 588 series.
Steve Hamilton rolled 219 for
the high men’s game.
The Frontiersman gals still
lead Cotten Drilling by eight
games in the HOUSEWIVES.
Florence Nelson rolled her first
204 game scratch, giving her1
230 pins with handicap, and a
series of 561. Gladys Jones
bowled a 215 game, and Cookie
Bairn earned a 543 series.
Bess's Beauty Bar has widen- j
ed their lead in the SCRATCH
TRIO. They now have 33 games
to their credit. Hamrick Ac- j
counting is still leading Alpine |
Inn by one game. Mary Edmis- j
ton rolled a 209 game and 704 ;
series for some nice shooting. 1
MEA’s three gals earned 527
pins in one game and the high
series of 1879.
The KINGPINS lead is tied I
with the D & A Grocery and i
Palmer Washeteria each hav- !
ing won 26 games, and MONY j
is following with 25 games. The |
Washeteria’s game of 787 and j
series of 2196 were high this J
week. Lu Whittaker bowled a
223 game and 596 series, while
Pat DeLand had a 225
game and 573 series. A1 Metz
rolled 217 pins for his high
game and 593 for his series.
The Glass Bar and Four Aces
are battling it out in the KNIK
BREEZES, each with 37 wins.
The Glass Bar team rolled a
853 game and 2519 series. Irene
Benson earned high game with
213, Elayne Williams bowled
611 for her series, and Feme
Leek bowled a 600 series.
One little bowling orphan
(both her Mom and Grandma
bowl) told her great uncle that
when she grew up she will go
to school, smoke, and BOWL.
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HOMEMAKERS COUNCIL NEWS
Ihe Matanuska Valley Home
makers Council was asked to
consider participating in a na- j
tionwide traffic safety contest
at their Nov. 27 meeting.
Twenty-five persons were pres
ent.
A committee was appointed
to start planning the Hobby
Days workshop to be held in
March.
Home Beautification contest
winners, announced by Amy
Irwin, are the Thunderbird
Club of Spenard, first place, re
building mailboxes; Gold dust
ers Club, Palmer, second place,
beautification work done on
the Valley Presbyterian hospit
al grounds for the past three
MACHINE TOOLS
I
Numerically-controlled ma- j
chine tools typically out-pro-j
duce their manually-operated j
counter parts by a factor of 5
to 1.
years; and the Country Cousins
Club, Spenard, thud place, el
imination of eyesore by clean
ing up camping area.
Council officers elected for
the new year are Helen Wood
ings president; Lu Sandvik,
vice-president; Polly Warner,
secretary; Daisy Swoboda, trea
surer; Bonnie Dinxel, reporter;
and Maude Ware, historian.
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tance until 25 years ago. Since
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The Frontiersman — Page 3
'lriurjday, December 6, 1962
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