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POULTRYMEN’S aim of
producing better-eating
eggs is exemplified by Fred
Thomson of Lake Wacca
maw, N. C. who reports 96
pet. of output from his Nu
trena Hi-Density layer sys
tem rates Grade A., . . * ’
COUPLE OF gorgeous
hunks of art from nature’s
storehouse at Cypress Gar
dens, Fla.: driftwood and
Gail Gore.
DOG DAYS IN DENVER—Little Muffy (left) is the only
one of the gang left standing, oppressive heat having
made all her playmates literally turn up their toes and
sweat it out.
LOCAL BOWLING STANDINGS
Pioneer League
W L
Bovey Trophy_37 31
Pioneer Texaco_35*4 28'2
Piggly Wiggly-34*4 33*2
Rudy's Maintenance 33*2 34*2
Knik Arms Lodge _33 35
Lakers ___30*4 37^4
Bovey Trophy was high team
:n series play with 3,658.
Rudy’s Maintenance was sec
ond with 2,645. First high in
dividual in series play was
Clair Johnson with 623, and
Chuck Goetz was second with
606. Bovey Trophy had first
high team game with 990, with
Rudy's Maintenance second.
Their score was 959. Clair
Johnson took first high indi
vidual game with 256, and
Chuck Goetz was second with
239.
Valley League
W L
Creamery _49 19
Evan Jones Coal Co. 44 24
Ru Bob Room_36 32
Moose Lodge_34 34
MTA _29 39
Wasilla Lockers_12 56
The RuBob Room came up
with a 3006 for high team ser
ies, with the Moose Lodge
trailing for second with 2903.
The RuBob Room had a high
game of 1042 and 1003, with
Evan Jones second with 1015.
Bob Peterson had high series
of 654, and high game of 255
to boost the RuBob Room to
their victory. Harry Evans had
second high series with a 630
and Rudy Whittaker had sec
ond high game of 242.
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DELIVERED FRESH DAILY TO YOUR FAVORITE GROCER
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IT HASN'T BEEN BAKED"
The pleasure's not all yours when you enjoy
our prompt, heads-up service. We share in
it fully, knowing that pleasing our customers
is the best way to build business.
KIRK’S SALES A SERVICE
M 5-2200 P»lm«r
We enjoy
serving your
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Buile-neors
Boys and Kiris oi uie Butte
neers 4-H Club met at the
Corbin home on Friday, Dec.
28, for a skating party.
Special guests were Cynthia
Blissard and Richard Wash
burn, who told about their trip
to the national 4-H Club Cong
ress and discussed their win
ning 4-H projects.
Club members met from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m., with lunch serv
ed at noon. About 40 members
attended.
It's too late to learn when a I
man decides he knows it all.
Auditions »or Beethoven Awards
To Be Held March 30 on AMU Campus
Audit ons for the Second
Animal Beethoven Awards will
be heid on March 30, 1963, on
the Alaska Methodist Univer
sity campus, i he Beethoven
Awards are granted annually
for accomplished performance
before judges in instrumental
or vocal music. These awards
are offered in the interest of
encouraging the study of mus
ic throughout the State ol
Alaska.
The University has in its
academic program a Humani
ties major with a concentra
tion of courses in music lead
ing to a Bachelor of Arts de
gree.
The auditions are open, upon
application, to any junior or
senior high school itudent in
Alaska. Any graduate of an
Alaskan high school under
twenty-five years of age may
also apply. All applicants must
meet the University entrance
requirements and demonstrate
performance ability in his
specialized field of music.
The awards to be granted to
qualified students are tenable
at Alaska Methodist Univer
sity and total more than $2,000.
All correspondence concern
ing the Beethoven Awards
should be addressed to Chair
man. Second Annual Beetho
ven Awards, Alaska Methodist
University. Anchorage.
Pioneers To
Meet Monday
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No.
31. and Auxiliary No. 11 will
meet Monday, Jan. 7, at the
Moose Hall in Palmer at 8 p.m.
There’s a lot more oil taken
from a shark’s liver than from
the shark’s oil well.
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o.,. mbia, .arrest river west
| .,j. me Hookies, drains a 259,
oou square mile area.
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ONLi it£CLiVEflSHIP
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in for the man who sits around
and waits is a receivership.
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