BOWLING NEWS
Entry forms for the Wom
an’s City Tournament arc
ready for you at the Bowline
Center. Several entries have
already been accepted. This
year’s tournament will he held
on Jan. 26 and 27.
The HANDICAP TRIO is
still led by Team No. 2 with
teams No. 5. No. 4 and No 3
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‘ill trying to catch each other.
i 1 he latter three are only
I game apart. Millie Marple how
ltd a nice 205 game and Kay
frank rolled the high series
i of 537.
The HOUSEWIVES are still
j led by The Frontiersman team
; with 13 games in the lead.
Mrak Coal Co. leads Bert’s
| Drug Store by only game.
I Shirley Koslosky rolled a 206
game and Aggie Reed a 203.
j Barb Lacher bowled 525 for
! her high series this week. The
j Frontiersman team rolled 864
pins for their high game and
2488 pins for their series,
while the Bert’s Drug team
bowled 858 pins for their high I
game and 2445 pins for their;
series. Dot Jefferson still has
the high individual game for i
the season with 243 pins.
Whitfield Trucking leads the I
PINBUSTERS by seven games, i ^
Pioneer Texaco, Palmer Sand,,
and Gravel and Wasilla Lock
ers are each one game apart. <
Sherry Hale rolled a nice 530 <
series and Lil Yadon a 522 ser- x
ies. Lloyd Law'ton and Leo
Yadon were high for the men
with 585 and 565 respectively. <
Pioneer Texaco rolled the high ^
game of 766 pins and high ser- ‘
ies of 2110. Paul’s Chevron has i '
a 1 ]-2 game lead over A B & J <
Mechanical in the PINPOP-f*
PERS. Bush Lanes is only V2 *
game behind. Lois Weldon '
bowled a nice 224 game and <
618 series last week. Bob Bech- 4
tol rolled 243 for his high >
game and 611 for his high ser- ”
ies. Paul’s Chevron took the ^
high team game with 794 pins <
and A B & J Mechanical took x
the high series with 2310 pins.
The SCRATCH TRIO is still 4
led by Bess’s Beauty Bar with
Hamrick Accounting four '
games behind. Midge Hudgins <
rolled a nice 212 game and 4
Mary Edmiston the high series .
of 717. The MTA team took,
high team game with 519 pins ' ^
and Bess’s Beauty Bar rolled j 4
1909 for their series. :,
The MNli II No league is all : ^
tied up with the D & A and j
the Palmer Washeteria teams *
each with 40 V2 games. Lil Eck- <
ert had the high woman’s game ^
with 202 pins and Larry Vasa- .
noja the high men’s game with '
222. Irene Vasanoja bowled a <
high series of 539, while Larry <
Vasanoja rolled 620 pins. The ^
D & A team bowled the high
team game of 762, while ^
Goodrich Machinery rolled the <
high series of 2197. The Glass ^
Bar leads the 4 Aces by six
games in the KNIK BREEZES. <
The Dizzy Dames have moved <
up to third place. Lu Whittaker ^
did some nice shooting, getting
the high game of 230 and high '
series of 585. Lu holds the <
season's high game of 244 and ^
series of 611. The Dizzy Dames .
took both the high series and
team games. Their game was <
926 pins and series 2678 pins.
Some pretty nice bowling.
JUDAISM IS SUBJECT
OF DISCUSSION
The third in the series of in
formal discussion of the
World's Great Religions wiLl be
held at Carpenters Hall, Pal
mer, at 8 p.m. tonight. These
meetings are sponsored by the
Baha’i Teaching Committee.
Don Van Brunt will lead the
discussion of “Judaism and its
Relation to Present Day Reli
gion’’. Interested persons are
cordially invited to attend.
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Friday and Saturday til ????-Swnday 3 - 7 p.m.
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BABY ARRANGEMENTS
MADE BY AUXILIARY
Inadventently omitted from
last week's story about the
first baby of 19(13 was a para
graph which read, "Welcoming
arrangements for the first baby
of 19€3 in the Matanuska Val
ley area were made by M r s.
Frank Clark, president of the
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
Auxiliary."
Learn to break bad habits
as easily as good promises and
we’ll all be better off.
Houston News
By Kelly Palmquist
The plans of the V. illow Civ
ic Group’s committee for the
Winter Carnival there are
shaping up well. Mrs. Ray
White of White’s crossing and
Mrs. Zoe Hazel, Willow post
mistress, spent this last week
end in Anchorage working on
behalf of the carnival.
On the same subject, Sharon
Ruff of Wasilla has announced
her candidacy for Willow Win
ter Carnival queen, joining six
other entrants.
On Wednesday, pictures of
the contestants were taken at
an after - school meeting at
White’s Crossing. At this time
the girls listed their sponsors
for inclusion in the brochure
covering the carnival events.
Mrs. White stated that a 1 1
committees at work on the va
mi
rious phases of t h c Willow
Winter Carnival are asked to
meet at the Willow Civic
Building on Jan. 1C. Ail per
sons interested in any part of
the carnival program or having
suggestions are cordially invi
ted to participate in the meet
ing.
Last Sunday Zee Hazel hit
the ice on the hill near t h e
Linnebur family’s driveway
and slid off the road. The Lan
neburs and others helped get
get her car out of the ditch,
no damage having occurred.
At the same place Friday.
Thurman Betts, supervisor of
the Big Lake to Willow stretch
of road, saw in the road ahead
of him a school bus and a car
having trouble with a trailer.
it MM
Bocausp of the icy condilw n
of the highway, stopping was,
impossible, so he slid toward
the ditch in the DPR vehicle i
To prevent as much damage as
possible, Mr. Betts drove the
car off the high embankment
and escaped personal injury
The automobile received dam
age to the front end of the,
body and the radiator
Jimmy Wright is now work
ing and living in Spenard, as j
! of last week. He is employed j
at a Spenard auto repair shop. J
The regular meeting of t h e f
I Willow Elementary School
PTA will be tonight (Jan. 10)
, at 7:30 p.m. at the school.
Tests were conducted recent- 1
ly of established gravel pits in !
the Houston area to determine
adequacy of grave! for next 1
i summer’s paving program.
We are glad to welcome Ray
Holtz back to the Matanuska-!
Susitna area from h i s several M
.months’ business-pleasure trip
' to California. !
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f>«-.>: t try to c row d too many
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i»ouf holiday trip—take it easy
mi! lr e.
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