BOWLING NEWS
Handicap Trio
Won Lott
Team No. 5 _17 % 5%
Team No. 2 Goofballs 14 10
Team No. 4_12 12
Team No. 6 EDE _11% 12%
Team No. 3 __n 13
Team No. 1 _ 6 18
Mary McClure rolled a 195
game and Dorothy Briggs got
herself a nice 542 series with
their handicap.
Evan Jones Coal Co_22 6
Creamery _18 10
RuBob Room_16 12
MTA ---13 15
Moose Lodge__12 16
Wasilla Lockers _3 25
High team series, Evan Jones
2918; High team game, Evan
Jones, 1080; High Ind. series,
Deland, 679; High game, De
land 276. The last three listings
also represent high scores for
the season.
Housewives League
Frontiersman _17 7
Bert’s Drug Store_12 12
Cotten Drilling_12 12
Mrak Coal Co. _11% 12%
Williwaw Lodge_11 13
Tropical Gardens _8% 15%
Shirley Davenport had the
high game this week of 195,
and Punky Pullen rolled a 530
series. The Frontiersman team
went all out with an 889 game 1
and 2495 for their series.
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October 29
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Intermediate 8:30 p.m.
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Pinpoppers Mixed League
Paul’s Chevron_15 Vis 12%
Bush Lanes Inc_15% 12%
Mat. Valley Bank_15 13
Mac’s Plumbing _14 14
A B & J Mechanical_13 15
D & A Grocery_11 17
Lois Weldon rolled a nice 258
for high game last week, and
Mary Edmiston had the high
series for the women, 591.
Pinbuslers Mixed Doubles
Palmer Sand & Gravel 20 8
Pioneer Texaco_19 9
Whitfield Trucking_17 11
Wasilla Lockers _14 14
Team No. 5__9 19
Palmer Skateland_5 23
Marcina Carlson vied with
Pat Scheibl for honors. Marcina
rolled a 198 game and 546 ser
ies, while Pat rolled a 200 game
and 558 series.
Scratch Trio
Hamrick Accounting 16% 11%
Retail Clerk’s Union 16 12
Bess's Beauty Bar_15% 12% '
Alpine Inn _15 13
Mat. Telephone _14 14
ream No. 2 _ 7 21
Mary Edmiston did the hon
ors this week with a scratch
213 game and 720 total pins for
ler four games.
King Pins Mixed
3 & A Grocery_15 9
dONY_13 11
ixoodrich Machinery 13 11
’aimer Washeteria 12 12
3utte Roadhouse _10 14
’ippel-Martin _ 9 15
Irene Vasanoja rolled a nice
506 game with handicap, and a
>80 series.
Knik Breezes
i Aces _20 4
Dizzy Dames _16 6
Dlass Bar __15 9
dac’s Plumbing _14 10
datanuska Maids _ 5 19
3eal’s Packers _2 22
The Glass Bar team had a
ligh game of 992, and series of
1631. Midge Hudgins rolled a
lice 243, while Butch Steele
lad a grand total of 612.
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BOY SCOUTS TO GET
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Merit awards and ranks of
n nor ranging from second
class to the Eagle award will
be presented to Palmer area
Boy Scouts at a Court-of-Honor
to be held Sunday, Oct. 28, at
2:30 p.m. in the multipurpose
room at Swanson school. A spe
cial invitation is extended to
all boys and their families who
are interested in the Scouting
program. The Court-of-Honor
is open to the public.
Cub Scout Pack 354, Boy
Scout Troops 54 and 35, and
the Explorer Post will partici
pate in the program.
In addition to presentation
of awards to the Scouts who
have achieved honors, ar
rangements are being made for
a guest speaker.
Refreshments and a social
hour will follow the presenta
tions.
Daactac Classts dost Oct. 27
Lorraine Haas, dance instruc
tor at the Valley School of
Dance, has announced that
dancing classes will close for
the winter on Saturday, Oct
27.
A party at Carpenters Hall
has been planned for 12 noon
for pupils and their parents on
closing day, the instructor said.
Lunch will be served, and there
will be a preview on the dances
that will be shown in the dance
festival next spring.
“We hope everyone enjoyed
dancing school this year, and
we hope you will all return
when lessons resume again
next March,” Miss Haas said.
Persons with questions about
the Valley School of Dance are
asked to call Joan Jensen at
PI 5-4181.
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