Bowling
News
Now that our annual tourna
ment is over, maybe we can
settle down to bowling with an
aim to improving ourselves for
the state tournament. Those
planning to go to Juneau
i should sign up immediately for
plane reservations, as the larg
er planes are being filled first.
There is a sheet posted at the
Bowling Center for this pur
pose. There are reservation
blanks available, and the price
of the fare should be sent to
| insure your reservation.
Team No. 5 in the HANDI
i CAP TRIO is narrowing the
.ead held by Team No. 2. Team
No. 2 has won 49 games and
j Team No. 5 has won 44. Midge
Hudgins rolled a 232 game and
532 series, while Erma Liebing
bowled 211 for her high game
‘ and 531 for her series. Team
No. 4 won the high team game
with 557 pins and series with
1516 pins.
The HOUSEWIVES are still
I led by the Frontiersman team,
with Bert's Drug Store follow
| ing. Marion Burgan starred j
I this week with 230 pins for her i
f high game, Aggie Reed had a
212 game. Punky Pullen earn- ,
: ed the high series with 553 to
{ tal pins, while Aggie totalled
S 543 pins.
The PINPOPPERS mixed
doubles league is most interest
| mg to watch. There are only
I three games difference between
| the four top teams. At pres
I ent Paul's Chevron is still lead
ing with 47^ games, then
Mac’s Plumbing with 46 games,
Matanuska Valley Bank with
45 games, and Bush Lanes with
44^ games. Gerrie Hamrick
rolled a high game last week
| of 243 pins, and Ray McCartney
had a 253 game. Gladys Hayes
bowled a 624 series and Rich
4 ard Horton a 629 series. Mac’s
Plumbing had the high 839
game and made the high sea
| son series with 2401 pins.
Bess's Beauty Bar holds a six
game lead over Hamrick Ac
counting in the SCRATCH
TRIO. Some nice games were
bowled including Bev Schroe
der’s 202. Midge Hudgin's 199
and Mary Edmiston’s 194. Mary
Edmiston rolled the high ser
ies. totalling 712 pins. Bev Sch
roeder was second with 677
pins. Bess’s Beauty Bar had the
high team of 527 pins and ser
ies of 1915 pins. Matanuska
Telephone Association followed
: closely with a 524 team game
and 1905 team series.
The KING PINS have chang
ed their team standings. Rudy’s
Maintenance has taken the lead
with 47'2 games, and D & A
Grocery follows with 46'2
games. Wanda Marcus came
through with the high series of
603. and Chuck Goetz with 617.
Libby Martin had the high
game with 220 pins and Chuck
with high game of 250 pins.
Wright's Travel Agency came
through with the high series of
2215 pins, followed by MONY
with 2205 and Rudy's Mainten
ance with 2204. Rudy’s had the
high team game of 617.
The Glass Bar still leads the
Four Aces in the KNIK
BREEZES, by fiv e games. Mar
ta Frost came up with a 230
game. Nancy Goetz 217. and
Alethea Scheibl 209. Nancy
Goetz rolled the high series
with 596 pins. The Glass Bar
rolled high team game with
920 pins and series of 2563 pins.
The Crown Jewel Bowling
Ball which was raffled by the
Woman's Association was won
by Sally Worledge. Sally also
won one of the money prizes,
and Irene Vasanoja the other.
Happiness comes easy to peo
ple who have forgotten how to
worry.
Legal Notice
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND
MANAGEMENT Land Office. Cordo
va Building. 555 Cordova Street An
chorage Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Notice is hereby given that Warren
Robert Visnaw entryman. of Spenard.
Alaska, together with his witnesses Or
an Wendel McMillin of Wasilla. Alaska
and Peter Joseph Corcoran of Wasilla.
Alaska has submitted final proof on
his Homestead entry Anchorage Serial
Number 028040 for a tract of land des
cribed as
SE^SEi4. Sec. 20 WkSWkSWU, Sec.
21. W^NWkNWk Sec 28. Lots 1 and
5, Sec 20. T 18 N R 2 W . S.M..
containing 152 93 acres and it is now in
the files of the Land Office. Anchorage.
Alaska. Any person, corporation, or as
sociation having or asserting any ad
verse interest in. or claim to. the tract
of land or any part thereof sought, may
file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur
ing the period of publication or within
30 days thereafter, under oath, an ad
verse claim setting forth the nature
and extent thereof, and such adverse
claimant shall, within sixty days after
the filing of such adverse claim, begin
action to quiet title m a court of corrt
F tent jurisdiction within Alaska, and
thereafter pau n: shai. be issued in con
formity with the final decree of the i
court.
AL FRED P STEGER
Chief. Lands Section
Published Jam.' r- February 7 14,
21 and 28, 1963.
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