6 The Frontiersman
Thursday, October 27, 1955
Over 200 Attend
Annual Game Dinner
Over 200 persons attended the
Matanuska Valley Sportsmen an
nual game dinner held in Pal
mer last Saturday night. In spite
of the big turn out, it was im
possible for the guests to con
sume the bountiful dinner that
resulted from each member fur
nishing a delectible dish of pre
pared game, along with salads,
rolls, ice cream, coffee, and two
large bowls of punch.
Clare Stock, as master of cere
monies, introduced Ben Hudgins,
president of the local organiza
tion; past presidents and other
officers; Fish and Wildlife offi
cials, and committee members.
Ted Buzby, general chairman of
the dinner offered his thanks to
the committees for their worl^in
making the dinner such a suc
ces, with special tribute to Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Lucas, Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Lowe, Gene Kirsch, Midge
Hudgins, E. L. Bellringer, A1
Dickow, Maud Hosier and Marie
Westenbarger.
Following the dinner Marie
•Westenbarger, secretary of the
; association’s Rifle Club, present
ed awards earned by local nim
ctxis during the past year.
* In the Indoor Postal with the
Ulowa Rifle Association of 1954
§5 the local Rifle Club won first
place in Clas sA with K. Westen
foarger, Vern Donaldson, John R.
Dodge, and Daniel M. Contini.
These shooters received cigarette
boxes with medals attached. The
dub also took first place in Class
B with—Norma Richie, Leona
Dickow, Dana Niemann and Tali
cia Smoot taking the honors.
Their awards consisted of load
ing blocks with medals attached.
In the Little Camp Perry Mat
ches held at Fort Richardson in
the Small Bore matches John D.
Harris of Eska is Small Bore
Chapion and Allen Richie of Sut
ton 22 Aggregate Master.
Team Match winner of the 22
small bore rifle were Noel Woods,
Allen Richie, John D. Harris and
Warren Woods.
In the Big Bore the local or
ganization has the high all-around
individual with 30 caliber milit
ary rifle. Ken Westenbarger who
aiso won the Championship of
the Any Rifle Match.
Following the awards about an
hours entertainment followed, be
ginning with the presentation of
two vocal numbers by Norman
Rousey. Ted Hunt of special ser
vice, U. S. Army, clever master
of cerefonies and capable vocal
ist; Johnny Femchi, accordianist;
Fred Carlos, guitarist, and The
odore King, pianist, offered a
“CLARENCE” BUILDS A DISNEYLAND PARK
OF HIS OWN
In these days when youngsters are constructing miniature Disneyland
parks in their homes, "Clarence,** a star monkey from Como Zoo in
St. Paul, tries it, too. He is shown, a bore, stacking cartons of General
Mills cereals which have Disney scenes on the back panel. Collectors
may insert Christmas tree lights into the cartons and bar# a lighted
Disneyland of iheir own.
I well rounded program of mirth
! and music.
The annual program was con
cluded with a dance held at Elks
Hall where the lynx rug was aw
arded to Freda Smart of Spen
ard.
RIFLE CLUB ANNOUNCES
SHOOTING SCHEDULES
Th-> MatanusKa Valley Sports
Rifle club has announced
rhat anyone interested in shoot
ing either rifle or pistol are wel
| come to go to the club’s range
at a time convenient to them.
Shooting schedules are as follows:
Monday nights, women; Tues
day, men, rifles; Wednesday, pis
tol; Thursday, women; Friday,
men, rifles. The range is open
for Saturday and Sunday shoot
ing if anyone cares to oractice,
Marie Westenbarger, club secre
tary announced. Mrs. Westenbar
ger may be contacted at the ran
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BE SURE AND CHECK ALL YOUR
Insurance Problems
AUTO, FIRE AND CASUALTY with Smitfty
at VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY located iir
Mataruska Hotel
A. L. SMITH, owner - Phene 2071
ge on i uesaay or r i iu**y ^ j-h
terested persons may contact any
of the regular shooters for fur
ther information.
Mrs. Westenbarger added that
interested persons who do not
wish to shoot are welcome to go
to the range and watch the shoot
ers.
iOMEMAKERS PLAN
ACHIEVEMENT DAY;
'UBLIC INVITED
Homemakers’ Achievement
Day will be held Thursday, No
vember 3 at the United Protes
ant Church basement, beginning
it 11 a.m. it was announced this
veek. The public is invited to at
;end.
A full program is being plan
led. Yearly reports will be given;
louncdl officers will be installed
n their new positions; there will
oe a pot-luck lunch; and a pro
gram in the afternoon is planned
it which time each club will be
’esponsible for some part of the
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SS CHENA, Tues., Nov.
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program.
One of the most unique parts
of the day’s program will be the
exhibit. The 13 homemakers clubs
of the Valley have chosen a
month of the year which will be
played up through table decora
tions.
Each homemaker club will be
responsible for a table decoration
and place setting for one month
of the year. The 13 clubs in the
Valley have chosen their month
with appropriate decorations be
ing planned. The 13th club will
be responsible for the main table
decorations for the luncheon.
A nursery is planned for the
youngsters.
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
The Bureau of Reclamation re
ports that farmers on irrigated
lands in the West were able to
mature most of their crops this
year in spite of the drouth, while
other farmers in the same areas
suffered major crop losses.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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