JANICE M. BARRY
ENGAGED TO WED
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Barry
of Finger Lake have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Janice Marie, to Walter Pur
cell, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Purcell, Sr. of Seattle,
Washington.
Saturday, September 13, has
been chosen as the date of the
wedding which will be held in St.
Michael’s Catholic Church in Pal
mer.
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TAX REPEAL TO SAVE
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According to The Alaska Line
Newsletter the 3 per cent tax on
transportation of cargo, repealed
on freight bills paid after August
1, will result in a saving of around
$750,000 per year to Alaskans.
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PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
Summer bowling leagues at
the Palmer Bowling Center are
coming into the end of their
season, with few games left to
bowl. Members of the Palmer Pin
Poppers, who roll their final
game next Monday evening, are
planning a banquet on Saturday,
August 16 at the Butte Road
house.
Although the first position in
most of the leagues is pretty well -
decided, winners of the second
and third spots won’t be definite
until the final games are rolled.
Present standings are as fol
lows:
Palmer Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
Bert’s Drug_38 14
G & G Drilling_33 19
Mac’s Plumbing_26 26
Mat. Hotel Bar_26 26
Mat. H. Coffee Shop._21 31
Koslosky’s _12 40
High single game and series
was rolled, by Bert’s Drug Store
team, 751 - 2207; woman’s high
single, Irene Vasanoja, 214; wo
man’s high series, Marie Westen
barger, 562; man’s high single,
Lary Vasanoja, 216; man’s series,
Ken Westenbarger, 577.
Pin Busters
Team Won Lost
Larn _4014: 11%
Oddballs _36 16
Rice’s Bakery _23 29
Bluebirds _21% 30%
Alley Cats _21 31
Goof Offs _14 38
High single game and high
series was rolled by the Blue
birds, 761 - 2198; Lane Rice roll
ed the high single for men, 212;
J. McNeese high series, 563; Barb
| Brown rolled a 215 for the wo
man’s high single and Judy Rice
; rolled a 612 for high series.
Midnight Belles
Team Won Lost
Palmer Bowl. Cent. __44 4
Guttersnipes _27 21
W.O.T. Moose .._..27 21
Bowling Bags____22 26
Mat. Hotel _12 36
Marada Mates _12 36
The Palmer Bowling Center
] team rolled both the high game
i and high series, 926 - 2610; Doris
Finn took the high single game
and high series honors with a
212 and 601.
Pioneer League
Team Won Lost
M.E.A. _36 16
Legion _32 20
Alaska TV _27 25
M.V.F.C.A. _23 29
Mat. Hotel Lounge __20 32
AP&H Goose Bay .... 18 34
Bob Johns of the M.E.A. Team
I rolled the high individual game
and series with a 246 and 604
scratch. The Legion team took
high series with a total of 2738.
RAIN-OR-SHINE
PICNIC PLANNED
The Valley Voyager Mariners
of the United Protestant Church
will hold a rain-or-shine picnic
get-together with the Mariners’
club from Anchorage on Sunday,
August 24. Details of the ou*»ng
will be mailed to members as
soon as they are finalized.
Mistakes cost money when
you travel . . . but there are
no mistakes when we handle
the details . . . and no extra
charge either!
OUR SPECIALTY . . . CARE
FREE TRIPS AT NO EXTRA
COST.
See us today lo get the
most fun out of your trip.
WRIGHT’S TRAVEL
AGENCY
Phone PI-4500
NEIL WRIGHT BLDG.
ALL-STAR TEAM
NAMED IN LOCAL
LITTLE LEAGUE
The Palmer Little League All
Star team for 1958 has been sel
ected and is as follows:
'.Mike Pereca, captain; Bob Sch
omberg, co-captain; Tommy Jo
Briggs, Martin Buzby, Theron
Compton, Sammy Cotten, Andy
DeVries, Wayne Eckert, Miles
France, Hal Gazaway, Gary John
'son, Ross Kopperud, Mickey Pel
tit, David Schrieber, Robert
Schomberg, and Jackie Snod
grass. In the event any of the
above 15 boys are unable to make
the trip to Fairbanks for the Lit
tle League Tournament, two al- !
ternates have been named—Stan- j
ley Smith and Gary Malson.
The All-Star team is practic
ing every day at 1 p.m. at the j
ball diamond, in preparation for j
the tournament. Mel Steiers, the j
Koslosky team coach during the
regular season, has agreed to be
coach for the All-Stars and Lee
Allen of the Moose team is man
ager.
The team will go to Fairbanks
on Wednesday, August 13, play
ing in games on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday and return to
Palmer on Sunday, August 17.
On August 24 the Little Lea
gue will wind up its season with
their annual picnic at 2:30 p.m.
at the ball diamond. All players
and their families are invited to
attend as there will be refresh
ments and fun for all. The boya
are asked to please turn in their
uniforms at the picnic.
Donations to help finance the
trip to Fairbanks are being wel
comed. They may be turned over
to Walt Briggs at Kirk’s &ales
and Service or to Ed Smith at
Ketchikan Spruce Mills.
Fall sweaters and skirts in
beautiful coordinated colors are
arriving now, as well as cotton
tweed skirts for that in-between
time; colors range from pink
through rose, peacock, walnut,
clear reds, burgandy and blue as
well as black and white. Fait
sweaters and skirts are indeed
colorful.
Also some winter jackets for
both mother and daughter are in
Back to school dresses, machine
washable wool slax for girls of
all sizes (including the hard ta
find teens range 7 thru 15), blou
ses and sweaters are here.
Why not start your fall ward
robe now? Choose today and use
our lay-away until school starts
See you soon,
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COMPLEX P
T^isr /^: .
No wonder if it has these days, since it’s just
a shadow of its old self! But when you trade with
our local merchants, you’ll find your dollar is given
the best of treatment.
It’s easiest to keep track of those dollars spent
when you pay all hills by check. You have an accur
ate record of payments, and your cancelled check
is a legal receipt.
MATANUSKA VALLEY BANK
Daily 10 A.M. - 3 P.M
Open Thursday Evening* 6 • 8 P.K.
PALMER. ALASKA