Special Garden Club Meeting Slated
A special meeting of the Ma
tahuska Valley Garden Club
has been announced for Satur
day, March 30, at 1 p.m. in the
HLxtension Craft Room.
According to Mrs. Rosalie
Hie Problem
Many college students find
that the chief obstacle in get
ting an education today is in
finding a place to park.
Good advice is never given
f e .t's always paid for.
Stewart, secretary, the entire
meeting will be devoted to dis
cussion of the Flower Division
of the local Alaska State Fair.
Six former flower show
judges from Anchorage and
Mrs. Emil LaWalters, Fair
Flower Division superintend
ent. will be guests at the meet
• ng.
All flower show contributors
and other interested persons
.ire cordially invited to attend
I the meeting and join in the dis
I i ss.on.
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BOWLING NEWS
The HANDICAP TRIO is
still being lead by Te^m No.
3. Midge Hudgins rolled the
high game this week with 232
pins, followed by Pearl Trow
bridge and Bonnie Bettine who
each earned a 218 game. Mil
lie Marple rolled the high ser
ies, getting 566 pins, Pearl
Trowbridge rolled 565, and
Midge Hudgins 560 total pins.
Team No. 5 had high team
game, getting 519 pins, and
Team No. 6 rolled the high ser
ies of 1430 pins.
It looks like the Frontiers
man gals insist on winning the
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE. They
have quite a lead over the
other teams. Cotten Drilling
and the Frontiersman tied for
high game, each team getting
854. Cotten Drilling also had
the high series with 2442. Mary
Edmiston bowled a high game
of 242 and 553 for her series.
Cookie Bairn rolled a 211 game
and Gladys Swift a 518 series.
The Matanuska Valley Bank
have a comfortable lead in the
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lowed by Paul’s Chevron, just
4 Vi games behind. The Bank
team rolled the high game of
830 and series of 2376. Leora
Bechtol was high for the wo
men with a 272 game and 690
series, while Larry Vasanoja
came up with a 229 game and
607 series.
In the PINBUSTERS Whit
field still has the lead. Marcina
Carlson rolled a 207 game and
Ruth Bailey earned a 586 ser
ies. Jim Fogg came up with
high game for the men with
224, and series with 602 total
pins. Pioneer Texaco had high
team game, getting 768 pins,
and Wasilla Lockers got the
high series with 2164 total pins.
Bess’s Beauty Bar still lead
the SCRATCH TRIO. Bess’s
rolled a 501 game, and Matan
uska Telephone Association
rolled an 1879 series. Bev Sch
roeder rolled both highs for
the gals with a 198 game and
!24 series.
D & A Grocery leads the
KING PINS with four games
over Rudy’s Maintenance. D &
A team rolled a 778 game and
2264 series. Wanda Marcus
rolled a nice 212 game, and
Larry Vasanoja a 246 game.
Kay Pippel had a pretty nice
560 series, while Larry Vas
anoja was again high for the
men with a 648 series.
With only one more week to
go the Four Aces and the Glass
Bar are fighting out the cham
pionship in the KMK BREEZ
ES. There is only one game be
tween them. Gladys Hayes was
high for the gals this week with
a 208 game and 553 series. The
i Four Aces rolled an 886 game,
| and the Glass Bar a 2496 ser
I ies.
36 days that proved
Fords total performance!
RIVERSIDE, CAL.
January 20
In a total performance test of brakes,
suspension and steering on the twist
ing Rivetside sports car course, Dan
Gurney drove a Ford hardtop to victory
over 4J other stock cars. The 500-mile
grind demonstrated Ford's superior
stamina and road-holding.
MONTE CARLO
January 23
The '63H Falcon V-8 Sprints made their
debut with a fantastic showing in the
2.500-mile Monte Carlo Rallye. Through
Europe's worst winter weather they
placed 1st and 2nd in dess. Besides this
... one Sprint defeated every entrant in
the Railye's six special stages.
PURE OIL TRIALS
January 27
In t competition designed to test all
around performance, Fords were over
all winners in Class I and Class II in the
Pure Oil Performance Trials at Daytona.
Their <o<a/performance design added up
to most total points in gas economy,
acceleration and braking events.
DAYTONA, FLA.
February 24
Daytona "500" history was made when
'63Vi Fords blazed into the first five
places! Since Daytoni is the toughest
track in the world, this was eyewitness
proof that Ford's total performance
design can endure the maximum in
automotive punishment.
FORD GALAXIE 500/XL
...and here are the 63^'s
that gave total proof of Ford's
durability and handling!
You may never see a competitive auto event. But
at 30 mph on rain-slick blacktop, in the dose
packed rush of 5 o'dock traffic, on a twisting
mountain road, the remits ere important to you.
□ On every slippery surface you need the kind
of roadability that placed five Fords out front in
the Daytona "500." On every busy cross street—
you want the brakes that won on Riverside's
sports car circuit Your engine will hold up better
through years of turnpike use because it's as
beautifully balanced as Falcon's Monte Carlo
V-8's. □ The winning competition car is bound to
be a great road car—and Ford is the big winnerl
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Cub Scout Pack
Meets at Swanson
Friday, March 29
The regular monthly meeting
for Cub Scout Pack 354 will be
held at the Swanson school
multi purpose room this Friday
evening, March 29, at 7:30 p.m.
The meeting was postponed
from last Friday night because
of illness.
Cub Scout theme for the
month of March is the study
of the states of the Union. Dens
have prepared displays for the
states picked for study, and
five dens will present skits
about the states of their choice.
Regular Cub Scout awards will
be made.
All parents and friends are
welcome to attend. According
to Pack publicity chairman
Dick Demming, over 250 at
tended the last monthly meet
ing. “It’s especially nice to have
both the mothers and fathers
of Cub Scouts present at these
meetings,” he said.
Sixty-two Cub Scouts of the
pack are presently attached to
nine dens, all of which are op
erating almost at capacity size.
Cubmaster for Pack 354 is H. J.
Hodgson. Wayne Bouwens is
assistant Cubmaster. At a pack
planning meeting Monday
night at the Howard Luther
home the Cub Scout theme for
the month of April was chosen.
ELKS TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS
Installation of new officers of
l.P.O.E. is slated for 2 p.m.
Sunday, April 7. at the Elks
lcme.
The following officers elected
March 20 by members of the
local Elks Club will be install
ed: Exalted Ruler, Stanley
Zahorac. Jr.; Leading Knight,
Keith Melendy; Local Knight,
Ed Burgan; Lecturing Knight,
Wilson Woods; Secretary, Emil
Ganschow; Treasurer, Tom
Keenan; Trustee, Bill Cook;
Esquire, Ron Bauska; Inner
Guard, Paul Campbell; Tiler,
Lee Allen Chaplain, Ralph
Burnett; Organist, Lee Plumb
ley.
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News From—
SUTTON - ESKA • ALPINE
By Sally Norn*
Mr. Hugh Matheson of Jones
ville spent Friday of last week
and Monday of this week in
Anchorage.
* « *
Miss Jo Edwards of Bethel
is spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Matheson
and family.
• * *
On March 21 students from
the Sutton area joined students
from Palmer and went to An
chorage to go swimming at the
SPA and later they ate dinner
and then returned home.
r
Mrs. Aile Bersaw of Sutton
spent Saturday in Anchorage.
• • *
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baim
and children spent Thursday of
last week in Anchorage.
* • *
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher of
Sutton spent Saturday night in
Anchorage and returned on
Sunday afternoon.
• • *
A correction from last week
was that Mr. Virgil Wilkerson
won the twenty-five cent game.
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