DOUBLE-HEADER PLANNED FOR
LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON OPENING
The Little League summer pro
gram will get under way tomor
row night with a double-header
game to be played at the Little
League ball diamond in the Co
Op area. Teams playing June 3
are Moose vs Koslosky’s and
Jonesville vs Kiwanis.
Little League officials this
week announced the schedule of
games with each team to play
each other team six times; three
as home team and three times
as a visiting team. In total each
team will play nine games at
home and nine games as a visitor
for a total of 36 games this sea
son.
In the following schedule the
visiting team is shown first and
the home team second. A split
season schedule is arranged with
a play-off series between the
winners of the first and second
halves to determine the league
championship.
In case of poor weather make
up games will be played on the
following Wednesday. All games
are scheduled on Monday and
Friday nights. The first game of
each double header will begin
promptly at 6:35 p.m., or a for
feit will occur, officials announc
ed.
The summer schedule is as fol
lows:
FIHST HALF
Team Dale
Moose vs Koslosky’s _June 3
Jonesville vs Kiwanis .. June 3
Kiwanis vs Moose .June 6
Koslosky’s vs Jonesville ... June 6
Moose vs Jonesville..... June 10
Koslosky’s vs Kiwanis ... June 10
Koslosky’s vs Moose _ June 13
Kiwanis vs Jonesville .... June 13
Moose vs Kiwanis_June 1/
Jonesville vs Koslosky’s June 17
Jonesville vs Moose __June 20
Kiwanis vs Koslosky’s — June 20
Moose vs Koslosky’s_June 24
Jonesville vs Kiwanis „.June 24
Kiwanis vs Moose —.June 27
Koslosky’s vs Jonesville June 27
Moose vs Jonesville...July 1
Koslosky’s vs Kiwanis_July 1
SECOND HALF
Koslosky’s vs Moose.July 4
Kiwanis vs Jonesville __July 4
Moose vs Kiwanis —.July 8
Jonesville vs Koslosky’s ... July 8
Jonesville vs Moose —.July 11
Kiwanis vs Koslosky’s .—July 11
Moose vs Koslosky’s_July 15
Jonesville vs Kiwanis_July 15
Kiwanis vs Moose ...July 18
Koslosky’s vs Jonesville July 18
Moose vs Jonesville — July 22
Koslosky’s vs Kiwanis .July 22
Koslosky’s vs Moose_July 25
Kiwanis vs Jonesville ... July 25
Moose vs Kiwanis ..July 29
Jonesville vs Koslosky’s July 29
Jonesville vs Moose ........_Aug. 1
Kiwanis vs Koslosky’s.Aug. 1
THANK YOU NOTICE
We wish to express our grate
ful appreciation to those friends
who have stood by us at this
time, especially Rev. and Mrs.
Wesley Lancaster and Mrs. Dor
othy Saxton. “The Lord Giveth
and the Lord Taketh Away—;
Blessed be the name of the Lord.’’
The Pinkhams and children
of Faith Hill Home
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Area Explorer Scouts i
To Attend Encampment
At Kodiak Naval Base
Thirteen valley Explorer
Scouts are planning to attend the
Explorer Encampment to be
held at Kodiak Naval Base from
June 13 to June 20.
The encampment is for all
qualified Explorer Scouts wheth
er they are ^members of a Boy
Scout Troop or a separate Ex
plorer Unit. Each Explorer must
be 14 years of age or older and
must have approval of his unit
leader and parents or guardian.
The encampment program this
year will include a one-day cru
ise in and around the island of
Kodiak and to include the seal
rock areas where seal lions are
prevalent. In addition to the
cruise there will be tours of Ko
diak Naval Station and the city
of Kodiak and surrounding area.
Demonstrations will be given in
fire fighting, sea-air rescue,
A.R.D. floating dry dock and
deep sea diving. Seamanship will
be given in aerology, navigation,
deck seamanship, marlin spike
seamanship skills, piloting, boat
handling, boat maintenance,
cruising, damage control and sea
history.
A formal review will be held
Saturday with Church services j
Sunday and a barbeque on one
of the large cattle ranches Sun
day evening.
Attending from the Palmer
area are: Neil Hermon, Dale
Whalen, John Mears, Everett
Johnson, Colon Mick, Steve
NEW BABIES
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Heddles
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Hed
dles of Palmer are parents of
their first daughter, and second
child. Kathryn Marie was born
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
May 26 and weighed six pounds,
five ounces at birth. The Heddles
operate a dairy farm in the Ma
tanuska Valley.
MacIntyre
A daughter, Sandra Lee, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
MacIntyre of Star Route, Palmer
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
on May 28. She weighed seven
pounds, six ounces at birth and
is the couple’s fifth child, Mr. Mc
Intyre is employed at Elmendorf
Air Force Base.
Moffitt
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard E. Mof
fitt of Palmer are parents of their
second daughter, Dianne Lee,
who was born May 28 at Valley
Presbyterian H o s p i t a 1. She
weighed seven pounds, 14 ounces
at birth and is paternal grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Moffitt of Palmer. The Moffitts
are local dairy farm operators.
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Smith
of Star Route, Palmer, are par
ents of their third child, a daugh
ter, Jeanne Marie, who was born
at Valley Presbyterian Hospital
May 28. She weighed six pounds,
10 ounces at birth. Mr. Smith is
Hamilton, Larry Lucas, Jerry
McKechnie, J. C. Harder and
Ronnie Aklestad all of Troop 754
and Allyne Wilson, Don Boulter
and Mike Cottrell of Troop 523.
employed as an operator by the
Alaska Road Commission.
Sexton
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Sexton
are parents of their second child.
A son was bom to the Palmer
couple on May 30 at Valley
Presbyterian Hospital and he has
been named Bruce William. He
weighed eight pounds, four ounc
es at birth. Mr. Sexton is em
ployed in the produce depart
ment at the Matanuska Valley
Farmers Cooperating Association.
Geiwiiz
A third son was bom to Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis E. Geiwitz of
Palmer at Valley Presbyterian
Hospital on June 1. He weighed
five pounds, 15 ounces at birth.
Mr. Geiwitz is a carpenter. Pa
ternal grandparents are Rev. and
Mrs. George Geiwitz, former
Palmer residents, and maternal
grandmother is Mrs. Fannie
Werner.
Mathews
Mr. and Mrs Albert Mathews
of Palmer are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth of their first
daughter, and second child
Linda Theresa was bom at VaL
ley Presbyterian Hospital on
May 31 and weighed eight
pounds, four ounces at birth. Mr.
Mathews is employed at Motor -
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