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Red Cross Courses
During the month of Novem-1
ber 164 persons received Red 1
Cross certificates upon com-1
, pletion of Standard First Aid
Course in various communities,
| according to a report from the
American National Red Cross
South Central District of At- j
1 aska.
In addition 44 members of
I the following groups complet- !
i ed the Advanced First Aid!
| Course: Susitna Ski Patrol.
Palmer. 5; Denali Ski Patrol,:
I Anchorage, 27: and U. S. Mil-:
| itarv. 12.
A Disaster Representatives
! meeting will be held in Anch
orage February 1 and 2 for all
! South Central District mem
| bers. A speaker from the Na
tional office will address this
meeting.
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Riverbend Club
Members of the Riverbend |
Homemakers Ciub enjoyed j
their annual Christmas party
at their December meeting
which was held at the home
of Polly Warner. Everyone at
tending enjoyed the party.
Our January meeting will be
held at the home of Mary Wil
liams in Palmer on Wednes
day, January 17.
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Junior Bowlers
Take Part In
First Tournament
Finals in the 15th annual
American Junior Bowling Con
gress tournament were rolled
here last Thursday and Friday.
On Thursday the junior di
vision bowlers rolled their
doubles and singles, with Da
vid Varrell and Martin Buzby
taking first place with a eom
j hired total of 1,045 pins. Var
i rell rolled a 569 and Buzby a
476 for the winning total. In
| the girls junior division Carol
' Weisenberger rolled a 519 and
■ her partner Jo Lynn Schroeder
{rolled a 462 for the winning
total of 981 pins.
Andy DeVries took the
boys singles championship
> with a 551 and Kathy Coilen
$ ! topped the girls with her 547
J total.
On Friday both the junior
and senior divisions rolled
their mixed doubles. In the
senior division. Holly Schroe
der and Mike Stieger put 549
and 520. respectively, together
for the winning 1069 total.
Donna Edmiston and Andy De
Vries took the junior division
with their 493 and 587 totals
for a 1080 top score.
All trophies in the junior di
vision were donated by the
Palmer Loyal Order of Moose.
Among those who have contri
buted toward the senior divi
sion trophies are members of
the Filibuster League, an
adult mixed double league.
I Winning scores will compete
I in the Nationals, along with
| scores from throughout t h e
j United States.
Funeral Services
Held Wednesday
For M. B. Marlin
Funeral services for Murray
B. Martin. 83. of Palmer, were
held January 3 at the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints in Anchorage. Mr. Fred
erick H. Roylance, Bishop of
the Anchorage Ward, officiat
ed. Mr. Martin died at Valley
Presbyterian Hospital in Pal
ber on December 31.
Martin, a retired Anchorage
insurance represenative, mov
ed to the valley area 10 years
ago and purchased a home on
the Palmer highway. The busi
ness which he started. M. B.
Martin and Son Insurance,
Inc., is now operated by his
son Laron P. Martin of Anch
orage. .
Born in Imbawampi, Missis
sippi October 2. 1898, Martin is
survived by his widow Ethel
wynne G., of Palmer his son
Laron P.; two grandchildren,
Nadara and Laron P. Jr. of An
chorage; a brother, Elmer N.
Martin of Austin, Texas; and
four sisters. Mrs. Avie B. Mose
ley of Itasca, Texas, Mrs. Onie
Wallace and Mrs. Pearl Thom
as of Corpus Christi, Texas
and Mrs. Lucy Jones of Lub
bock, Texas.
Pallbearers were Frank Mc
Kenzie, Lawrence Victors, Jack
Cookman, Fred J. Snyder, Eli
jah R. Baker and Clay John
son. Serving as honorary pall
bearers were Adelard Beylund,
| Jerry Goode. Kelly R. Bennett,
I Anthony C. Turinsky, Ralph
I V/are and Neil S. Mackay.
WASILLA NEWS
By Jane Browne
The Wnsilla Warriors will
be making a trip to Copper
Center this week where they
will meet the basketball team
from the Copper Center school
in a two-game series on Jan
uary 5 and 6. Transportation
will be provided by private
cars.
In spite of the earlier pre
diction, the Old Alumni Team
didn’t win their game against
! the Varsity team last week.
: j They were really upset by the
i younger generation.
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. I Members of the Wasilla
l Community Club w’ill be
. meeting tonight at eight o'
clock in Community hall. All
members are urged to attend.
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The Wasilla college students
who were home from the Uni
versity for the holidays have
now returned to their classes.
Many left on the train Satur
day, with the balance taking
off this past Tuesday.
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FOR ALL KIDS
Who Bring Their Skis With Them
Saturday and Sunday, January 6 and 7
10 A.M. - 3 P.M.
School Starts at 11 A.M.
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