Little League Plans
Double-Header June 21
Weather permitting, a double
header baseball game is scheduled
for the Palmer Little League Sun
day, June 21. The first game will
start at 1:30 at the Little League
diamond in the CoOp area.
Bill Fogg, president of the local
league has joined the other of
ficers in urging the public’s co
operation. Spectators at the games
are urged not to heckle or “razz”
the players on poor plays. Adults
should realize, they said, that
many of these young boys have
never handled a baseball before
and need the fans’ encouragement.
With the constructive coaching
our coaches have displayed in
the short time the League has
been operating, they said, we
are sure the fans wil see marked
improvements in the near future,
and will really enjoy some good
baseball games from our local
small-fry Further cooperation is
asked for tournament games.
“Since we have not the large
number of boys to choose from
as larger towns, during the tour
nament games to be played after
August 1, we could use your
cheers, not your jeers,” they add
led.
The officers and personnel of
the Matanuska Little League
offered their thanks to the spon
sors, individual donors and par
ents who have cooperated and
made possible the formation of
the Valley’s first Little League.
“We have confidence that the
achievements accomplished this
year will bring with each suc
ceeding year more interest in the
league and better and better
teams.”
The following is a list of the
four Valley teams and their play
ers:
MOOSE GIANTS: J. Lawton, C.
Mick, P. Rice, J. Fogg, D. Want,
R. McCartney, J. Rice, C. Kindler,
D. Johnson, D. Harris, J. Harris,
C. Lake, N. Johnson, R. Johns, D.
Anderson, J. Anderson, J. Combs
and A. Wilson. Paul Prokop is
manager.
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VICTORY BIBLE CAMP
PLANS BIG SEASON
On Monday, June 22, the Vic
tory Bible camp located at Inde:
Lake, Mile 95 on the Glenn high
way will open to accommodati
seventh and eighth grade stud
ents. An attendance of more thai
600 young people is anticipatec
this summer, according to Rev
John M. Gillespie, camp director
Among camp activities arc
swimming, basketball, volleyball
archery, boating and regular bibl<
study periods. Twelve counsellor;
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ST. MICHAEL’S MAKES
FATHER’S DAY PLAHS
Father’s Day will be observed
at St. Michael’s Catholic Church
on Sunday, June 21 with a varied
program of activities,
j During the 10 a.m. Mass, five
young people will receive Holy
t. Communion for the first time.
i, First communicants are: Linda
Falk, Barbara Johnson, Betty Lee
•- toward, Kathleen Mohan and
•- I avid Martin.
1.1 Special music for the Mass will
[- be furnished by the Catholic Air
mens’ Choir of Elmendorf Air
Force Base. The sermon will be
[- p-eached by Lt. Col Anderton,
AFB Chaplain.
r. | During the balance of the day,
r. members of the parish will enjoy
r. | ’he'r annual picnic at Peck’s farm
r, in Wasilla. All members and their
families are invited to attend.
~ | The Singing Sergeants will en
:. lertain at the picnic in addition
l. to various games, boating and
swimming. All plans are weather
., permitting.
CO-OP MEMBERS HAVE UNTIL
JUNE 22 TO TURN IN SLIPS
| All members of the Matanuska
Valley Farmers Cooperating As
sociation who have not turned
in their green purchase slips will
: be interested to learn that the
association has decided to hold
! tae final date open another week.
Last day for turning them in will
J be Monday, June 22.
. FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
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SECOND BREAKFAST
FLIGHT PLANNED
BY LOCAL AIRMEN
Members of the Matanuska Air
mens Association and friends will
be making their second break
fast flight Sunday, June 21. Early
risers will witness the take off of
ten or more planes from the Pal
mer Airport. More than 20 Pal
merites will be joined by fliers
and friends from Merrill Field in
Anchorage, with take off time
set at 6:30 a.m.
All persons planning to make
the flight are asked to be at the
Palmer field by 6:00 a.m. for brief
ins
Arrangements for breakfast and
other meals have been made
through Jack Moore, owner of
the Gakona Lodge. Family-style
breakfast will be served at $2 per
person Other meals during the
day may be purchased for the
same price. In addition, Moore has
arranged for extra gas for the
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who wish to fish to get out where
the “big” ones are really biting.
The planes expect to return to
the valley sometime during the
late afternoon.
DEPARTMENT HEAD
TO BE LOCAL GUEST
All members of the American
legion Auxiliary are reminded
tiis week that Department Presi
dent Esther Chithera will be pres
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