BOWLING NEWS
By LU WHITTAKER
ATTENTION MEN BOWL
ERS: The Wednesday night
Pioneer League is calling for
men bowlers. They need
enough to fill two 5 man teams.
This league will start brand
new on the Jan. 8, 1964 and
run for a short 17 weeks. This
will be the second half of the
season. Boys in the 12th grade
and not bowling in any school
league can also sign up for this
Pioneer League. Drop by t h e
Bowling Center now and put
your name down. It is a fine
way to spend an evening hav
ing fun and costing little. Come
on. all you bowlers and would
be bowlers.
ATTENTION WOMEN
BOWLERS: YOUR tournament
will be held on February 1 and
2. It will be on a handicap bas
is and we urge all of you to
enter. Never think you aren't
good enough to get in. You
could be surprised. The entry
blanks should be ready for
you to pick up at the Bowling
Center by Dec. 18. The closing
date will be Jan. 11. Let’s make
this the biggest and best yet.
although our last two years
have been real smooth ones.
Now, back to business. In the
handicap Sunday Trio the
Alley Oops are leading the
Rubob Room by 6 games, 34-28.
Hurry, Rubobs, let’s not lag.
The season’s highs have not
changed, so here are the week
lys. Alley Ooops took both
high series and high game,
1,437 and 498. The rest of the
teams are there, aren’t they?
Ruby Baker had a fine series
of 494 while Rose Scheibl walk
ed away with high game of
183. That girl could be danger
ous.
For the Housewives League
we thank Charlene for taking
time to get this up to date for
us. Williwaw is only 3 games
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From the Book of Books!
\ NATION!
up on Bert’s, 35-32. MEA and !
frontiersman are tied for third,
30 all. MEA stole high series
with 2,493, also high game of
867. M. Edmiston had high
game with 211 and C. Bairn
second high with 201. Watch
her, Mary. High series for sin
gle game goes to M. Reale with
a nice 559 followed by C. Kock
ritz with 552. Having a contest,
girls?
Monday mixed has an old
sheet up yet. What’s the latest,
Mrs. Secretary?
B and H Supply is trailing
Thomas Accounting by only
two games. Should get inter
esting now. Couldn’t see any
changes otherwise.
In the Kingpins, mixed D&A
has jumped one game ahead
of Rudy & Lu's Janitor Serv
ice. Let’s quit dragging our
feet, kids. Goodrich Machinery
grabbed high series, 2,218. High
individual team game went to
Butte Roadhouse with 791.
High individual three game j
series goes to H. Smith with a
big 565. Hey, that’s you, Helen.
Good. For the men Bob Peter
son had 596. Where were the
other four pins, Bob? H. Blank
took the women for high game
with 227—fine shooting, girl—
and V. Eckert took the m c n
with a 249. These kids are get
ting tough.
Knik Breezes: Goodrich
Plumbing, you are trailing
Glass Bar by one game, you
snow. Come on, you lady
olumbers! Weekly highs: Team
series, Glass Bar 2,534. Good
-ich Plumbing, 2,533, you can't
say we aren’t trying. High in
dividual three games, Lois
Weldon 571 and G. Hamrick,
j70. Lois also waltzed away
with high individual game of
219. What have we, sharp
shooters?
GROANS & GRINS: Kay
Pippel, bowling for Wright’s
Travel Agency, picked herself
a nice 5-10 split in the King
pins league. Also in the same
league she did even better and
got a 3-7-10. That’s pulling it
out of the fire, Kay. Bob Pippel
toppled a 6-7-10. Fuzz Plumley
chose the 4-5-7 for his pick up
and L. Whittaker took the
5-6-10. Audry, bowling in the
Housewives league, got the 5-7
split. Good shooting, kids. In
the Knik Breeze League, Ger
rie Hamrick and Neola Bowers
picked off the 5-10 split. Rosel
la picked up a nice washout,
the 1-5-3-7; Lois Weldon used
just the right size ball and got
a 5-6 baby while Elayne Wil
liams likes to live it up and got
the 2-10 split. Oh, you kids.
Disputed Claims
Hearings Set
Next Month
Commissioner of labor G i 1
Johnson said Dec. 3 the Alaska
workmen’s compensation board
will hold hearings on disputed
claims for benefits in Anchor
age and Fairbanks next month.
Fairbanks hearings are sche
duled for Jan. 16, 17 and 18 at
the State Office Building, 6th
and Barnett, beginning at 9
a.m. each day.
Anchorage hearings will be
held Jan. 20 through 25, start
ing at 9 a.m. daily in the Su
preme Court courtroom, 941
Fourth Avenue.
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Sutfton-Eska-Alpine
By SALLY NORRIS
Alaska's favorite game was
held on Dec. 6 at the Sutton
community hall. Mrs. Paul
Johnson won the 25-cent game,
and Lyda Barker’s name was
picked for the door prize, but
she wasn’t present.
* * *
A turkey shoot was held on I
Dec. 8 at the Sutton commun-:
ity hall.
• • •
Attending the AIME dinner
and dance in Anchorage were
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Huber of
Jonesville, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Tucker of Sutton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Kanack of Eska. j
The dinner and dance were
held on Dec. 7.
♦ * *
Mrs. Paul Johnson and chil
dren were dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolland
Streit on Dec. 8.
» * *
Mrs. Ronnie Meehan and
daughters of Suntrana spent a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Meyers of
Sutton.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ander
son of Kasilof are the proud
parents of a son born Dec. 2.
He tipped the scales at 10
pounds, five ounces. He will be
known as John Walter. This is
the couple’s first child. Mrs.,
Anderson is a former Sutton |
girl, Sheila Postishek.
Wasilla-Big Lake News
By Phyllis Edwards
Santa is coming to town!
Yes indeed, and he will be here
Friday, Dec. 20, at the Wasil
la elementary school to treat
the kiddies in school and the
pre-schoolers who wish to come I
to school at a set time in the
afternoon. The Wasilla PTA
has invited Santa, and will
help fill his bag with goodies
purchased with funds in the
Christmas party account. VFW
Post 9365 has donated funds
to be used also. Williwaw
Lodge and Teeland’s have ex
pressed a desire to contribute
to filling Santa’s bag. The PTA
has not solicited, and will not
solicit, contributions for this
year's treats. However, unit
president Jennie Edwards
wishes to express sincere
thanks and appreciation for
contributions, all of which are
gratefully received, and will
make Santa’s visit a success.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Flecken
stein became the proud par
ents of a six pound, four ounce
baby son early Sunday morn
ing, Dec. 6, at Valley Hospital.
They have named him Dan
Clifford.
* « *
Wasilla PTA ways and
means committee are busy
working on the Christmas ba
zaar to be staged this Satur
day afternoon at the elemen
tary school. Many lovely and
useful items are for sale. Don’t
fail to stop and shop for that
special gift, and at the same
time help a very worthy cause.
♦ * *
Wasilla School Lunch Menu
Dec. 16-20
MONDAY
Roast canned pork
Breaded tomatoes
Orange jello salad
Muffins Butter
Cupcakes Milk
~ TUESDAY
Fried chicken
Mashed potatoes and gravy
Tossed green salad
Buttered beans
Biscuits Butter
Brownies Milk
WEDNESDAY
Ground beef-potato scallop
Cole slaw Buttered corn
Muffins Butter
Peanut butter cookies
Milk
THURSDAY
Turkey and dressing
Giblet gravy
Vegetable salad
Candied sweet potatoes
Biscuits Butter
Apple crisp Milk
FRIDAY
Cheese-potato scallop
Lime jello salad
Buttered peas
Com bread Butter
Cake-Peanut butter frosting
Milk
* * *
You are reminded to attend
the Lowell Thomas Jr. film,
“Follow the North Star,’’ show
ing at the Wasilla elementary
school Thursday, Dec. 12, at 3
p.m.
* * *
Mrs. Fred Schnebloy has
returned to her home in Ellens
burg, Wash, after a visit with
her granddaughter, Mrs. Jean
Hendrickson.
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BOWLING SCORES
Late Tuesday Niters
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Wasilla Bar-40 16
Johnson Fuel-34,2 21 Vi
Cottle’s Corner-31 25
Green Acres -27 29
VFW 9365 _23 Vi> 32 Vz
Wasilla Bus-12 44
High man, Dave Fay, 554;
high team game, VFW 9365,
1,011; high series, Wasilla
Bus, 2,809.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
MEET DEC. 4
Eight Campfire Girls were
present at the Dec. 4 meeting
in Mrs. Briggs’ home. We made
gifts for our mothers. At our
next Campfire meeting we will
have a Christmas party.
Reporter, Julie Lowe
Miss Hamilton
Here Next Week
Miss Margaret Hamilton, iti
nerant speech and hearing
therapist for the Matanuska
Valley, will be in Palmer at the
ACCA Clinic on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Dec. 16,
17, and 18, Mrs. Lowell Simp
son, MVCCA president, said
this week.
Those wishing to contact
Miss Hamilton may call her at
the clinic on the above days.
Appointments may be made by
calling Mrs. Oliver at 745-3665
before Monday morning and
the clinic 1745-3835) from Mon
day morning on.
Mrs. Simpson said that vol
unteers to work in the MVCCA
Gift Cache are needed badly.
If enough help is available, the
gift shop will be kept open
every weekday afternoon from
now until Christmas time.
Those who can give time to
the shop are asked to call Mrs.
Lee Plumbley at 745-3739.
CARE Food Crusade pack
ages in West Pakistan go to
hungry school children. Each
dollar parcel provides 432
glasses of milk, served daily, 6
days a week, to children whose
fathers earn about $13 a month,
in the cities. Packages may be
sent through CARE, Frederick
& Nelson, Seattle, or local vol
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