The Columbia's annual run
off is 10 times that of the Colo
rado River.
Women Voters To Meet Monday
The Palmer League of Wo
men Voters will meet Monday,
March 18, at the home of Mrs.
A. Q. Stine at 8 p m.
The group will continue work
on the “Know Your State"
study. All interested women
are invited to attend.
WASILLA JUNIORS TO SHOW MOVIE
“Rally ‘Round the Flag,
Boys," a full-length movie in
color, will be shown tonight at
8 p.m. and again on Sunday,
March 17, at 2 p.m. in the Was
illa elementary school gymna
sium. The showing, which will
include a cartoon, is sponsor
ed by the Wasilla high school
junior class.
Admission will be $1 for
adults, 75c, for students in
grades 7-12, and 50c for child
ren in grades 1-6. Pre-schoolers
will be admitted without
charge.
Proceeds from the showing
will be used for the Wasilla
high school junior prom.
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Beta Sigma Phi Anneal Style Shew
Wifl Be at Central School March 22
An “Easter Parade” of fash
ion will be displayed to tht
public on Friday, March 22
when Beta Sigma Phi sororitj
presents its annual style show
in Central school auditorium al
8 p.m.
Tickets for the show may bt
purchased at Betty’s and Lea:
dres shops and from sororit>
members, also at the door or
March 22. The admission price
is $1.50. A portion of the pro
ceeds has been designated foi
the Palmer Ambulance Fund
The latest styles in street
sport, £ and at-home clothing
also a few dressy clothes foi
children, will be shown. Wo
men of the area will get a pre
view of Easter outfits available
from Palmer shops and agents
with the added assurance thai
they can shop for them con
veniently without leavini
towm. _
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The style show planners also
promise that some very glam
orous “evening out” fashions
will be shown, along with the
lates in hair styling. A portion
of the showing will be of spec
ial interest to young women
who are planning spring and
summer weddings.
A special section of home
sewing promises some surpris
es for the onlookers, a commit
tee member said.
Ray Holtz will entertain at
the organ throughout the eve
ning. Drawings for door prizes
will take place at intervals dur
ing the show.
Committee members are Mu
riel Wattum, Hazel Morris, and
Alice Branton.
Palmer Wrestlers
Show Well in
Three-Team Meet
The Palmer high school
wrestling team made a good
showing in the triangular meet
with Kenai and East Anchor
age at Kenai on Saturday, Mar
ch 9, according to Palmer coach
James Carter. The Palmer
wrestlers scored a total of 35
points and led the meet up un
til the last three individual
bouts.
Three men took first place
and two took second place in
individual bouts, Carter said.
Mark Adams, 95 pounds, won
two matches, as did Ralph Hul
bert, weighing 103 pounds.
Traffie Traffin, 112 pounds,
took one match. Boys placing
second were John Pinquoch.
120 pounds, and Rick Pettit, 133
pounds.
On the previous night, March
8, the team met West Anchor
age with somewhat less suc
cess, Carter said, with the Pal
mer team wrestling far below
their ability against the more
experienced Anchorage team.
On Saturday, March 16, the
team will travel to Kenai for
the last team match of the
year. On the following Friday
and Saturday, March 22 and
23, the state wrestling tourna
ment will be held at East An
chorage high school, Carter
>, .said.
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Pioneer League
Wen Lent
Piggly Wiggly -64% 43%
Pioneer Texaco_58% 49%
Lakers_51% 56%
Knik Arms Lodge —51 57
Rudy’s Maintenance 49% 58%
Bovey Trophies _49 59
Pioneer Texaco had first
team game with 994, and Bo
' vey Trophiy was second with
984. Pioneer Texaco also had
high team series with 2806, Bo
vey Trophy was second with
2683. Bob Peterson had high
individual game, 259 and Ray
McCartney was second with
240. Roy Brock was high in ser
ies play with 634. Second was
Gary LaRose with 612.
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