Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1955-05-27
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Falls Lady BowIers
| Name New Officers
Mrs. Chris Chef was elected
president of the City Bowling as
ISOLATION, Monday, at their annual
banquet. She succeeds Mrs. Elwyn
Mateka, first president of the as
ISOLATION.
! Others elected at the meeting
were Mrs. Don Davall, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Jack Christofferson. sec
rotary; Mrs. Lawrence Rude.
treasurer; and Mrs. George Johns
rud, ergeant-at-arms. They sue
ceeded Mrs. Bill Nadeau, Mrs. AL
Greene, Mrs. Bert Hill, and Mrs.
Al Reid. There were go ladies
in the association for the year.
AS bowling is now discontinued
until fall, date of August % was
set for an organization meeting
date.
AWARD PRIZES
Tournament prizes were award
ed at the banquet, which was held
at the Club Rocco. Team prizes
went to Driscon Motors, Friendly
Tavern and Park Drug. High
fplaces in the "a" doubles were
Mrs. Bill Driscou and Mrs. Ben
Hyndman; Mrs. c. M. Wiley and
Mrs. Ed Kittleson; Mrs. Bert Hill
and Mrs. AL Reid. "B" doubles
high were Mrs. Walter Sattler and
Mrs. Hans Rossler; Mrs. Bill Ma
deau and Mrs. Clarence Clapper;
Mrs. Russell Warner and Mrs. Lee
Janni. Listed in the "a" singles
were Mrs. AL Greene, Mrs. Pat
Kelly, Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Chris
Chef, in order of placement. High
in the "B" singles was Mrs. Rus
sell Warner, followed by Mrs. Bill
Nadeau, Mrs. Hyndman, Mrs. Sat-
tier, and Irene Holien. All-events
places went to Mrs. Kelly, Mrs
Wiley and Mrs. Greene for the
ga" division, while Mrs. Hyndman
Mrs. Warner, and Mrs. Nadeau
placed in the "B" division. Tour
nament, first held in Columbis
Falls by the ladies, was April 1e
and II.
II LAST HALF
Team placements for the las
half of the season are as follows
Driscoll Motors, Friendly Tavern
, Plum Creek Logging; Park Drug
Rocky Mountain Lumber Co., Parl
!. Mercantile Co., VFW and Tlatheae
! Distributors.
Medals tor 200 games wer,
awarded at the banquet also. Re,
ceiving the tiny 900" pins wer,
Mrs. Chris Chef, 217; Mrs. Ell
wynn Mateka, ZIG; Mrs. Pat Kelly
Eli; Mrs. c. M. Wiley, EOS; Mrs
I Lawrence Rude, 202; and Mrs. Der
: Hill, 201.
Z HIGH SERIES
High series for the season wer
tailed with Mrs. Elwyn Matek
and Mrs. Bob Jordan tied for frs
with $40. Mrs. Mateka rolled Ia
Z l57, and ZIG, for her $40. Mr..
Jordan's scores were 1859, IT'S, an
3 176 for her $40 total.
Z Second was Mrs. Chef, VIII
3 rolled 1870, 1874 and 173 to tots
4 SIT. In third place was Mrs. A
3 Greene, with 100, 100, and 176 t
Z total SIG.
4 High singles for the year wer
3 Mrs. Chef, 217; Mrs. Mateka, I'll
Z and Mrs. Kelly, I'll. This was
B the Columbia League, which ha
Z eight teams, bowling evenings.
3 HOUSEWIVES ELECT
z Mrs. Roy Anders was reelecte
3 as president of the Housewife
Z League, which boWled afternoon
3 Named vice president was Mr.
2 Archie Corrigeux, with Mrs. 4
x Luce, secretary-treasurer; and MI
3 Harold Wilson, sergeant at arm
z Last years officers included Mr.
3 Luce, vice president; Mrs. Kenne1
2 Weyrauch, secretary treasure
Y with Mrs. Corrigeux, sergeant-a
q arms.
XII COLUMBIA OFFICERS
2 Officers of the Columbia leag1
z were named Tuesday night. MI
= Joe Spencer is president, succeed
z ing Mrs. Pat Kelly. Named vi
3 president to succeed Mrs. Spenc
= was Mrs. Wiley. New secretar.
x treasurer is Mrs. Carl Goble, WI
3 replaces Mrs. Jim Friske, viii
z Mrs. Chef Hill became sergean
3 alarms replacing Mrs. Claren
q Clapper.
& HOUSEWIVES STANDINGS
= Housewives league had the E
z Beaters placing first in tea
3 standings for the year. In secol
q place were the Chore Girls, fe
Z lowed by the Scorchers and Ro,
ing Pins.
High singles for the year we
q Mrs. Wiley with 205; Mrs. Syl
i Mcdowell, 1872; and Mrs. Kenne
Weyrauch, 100. High series shoN
ed Mrs. Mcdowell with 1879, II
and 1853 total of SIG; with M
Jean Conn, 100, TIA, and 1913
make 502; while Mrs. Al Gree
rolled 1870, 141 and 179 for a S
total.
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