This Week’s
Basketball
By Joe Floyd
Only two City League games
were played during the week with
D&A winning easily over the In
dependents 86-49 and Krafts de
feating PNA 58-50 for the first
time in league action in several
years.
D&A moved to an early lead
ove!* the punchless Independents
with Joe Campbell sinking 34 tal
lies to lead the league-leading D&A
cagers. Clete Leverette continued
his hot scoring pace by sinking 35
on an assortment of hooks, jump
shots and driving lay-ins.
Krafts, with red hot Carl Elli
son hitting for 21 markers, out
distanced slumping PNA in what
was actually a closer game than
the score indicated. Made up al
most entirely of ex-Bear players,
Krafts gained an early lead and
were never headed although PNA
stayed dose on the shooting and
fl
rebounding of Jerling with 14
points and Foose with 10. Final:
Krafts 58, PNA 50.
Basketball Schedule
For the Week
Dec. 9 7 p.m. D&A vs. Sollys
8:15 Krafts vs Independ
ents
Dec. 10 7 p.m. Krafts vs. Medi
cal & Dental
8:15 PNA vs Curleys
Outdoorsmen Hear
Dogs Killing Deer
Members of the Kodiak Outdoors
man Club discussed the subject of
gun registration at the Tuesday
meeting according to President
Terry McMullin.
Game Biologist Harry Merriman
of SE Alaska reported to the club
on the recent survey of deer on
Kodiak and reports were heard on
the problem of dogs chasing and
killing deer in and around the Pil
lar Creek area.
Also discussed was the proposed
planting of Dali sheep, spruce hens
and blue grouse on Kodiak Island.
Kenneth Dugwyler
Heads Rifle Club
Kenneth Dugwyler was elected
president of the newly organized
Kadiak Rifle and Pistol club at
an organizational meeting held last
week.
Other officers elected to serve
with Dugwyler, who sparked the
formation of the new organization
were: Robert Richardson, vice pres
ident; Gordon Johnston, secretary
treasurer; John Randolph, chief in
structor; Leonard Johnson, execu
tive officer.
The club will meet on the second
and fourth Mondays of each month
at 8 p.m. in the National Guard
Armory. Persons interested in
joining should call 6-2272 or 6-2383.
Kodiak Pioneer,
Jack Graham, 79
Years Old Today
Jack Graham, former Kodiak
resident now residing in the Alas
ka Pioneers’ Home in Sitka is cel
ebrating his 79th birthday today,
Dec. 13. Amante Hanson, who de
scribes herself as “wandering sec
retary* for the Pioneer Women of
Alaska which sends the birthday
lists out each month, reminds os
that cards, letters and small gifts
from old friends or home folks
serve to bring some sunshine into
lives that otherwise may be rather
drab.
Letter to the Editor
Should a third world war start
tomorrow it would probably be
awarded tiwo columns in the Ko
diak Mirror and then in the fol
lowing edition be mentioned vague
ly once or twice. Perhaps one mer
chant or business would forgo ad
vertising their holdiay merchan
dise and “how many shopping days
left til Christmas’ to urge people
to “buy bonds’ or "protect your
country”.
That at least would be my im
pression on reading last week’s
Mirror. Flagrantly missing was an
editorial expressing any element
of feeling over the assassination of
President Kennedy. Pro-Kennedys,
anti-Kennedys, Republicans, Dem
ocrats and Communists have all
been shocked and outraged into
saying something. What is the mat
ter, Mr. Editor, do you lose your
eloquence when confronted with
something other than criticizing
the local city officials? You are
quite concerned with the local fish
eries problem but evidently unable
to cope with anything on the na
tional or worldwide level.
I realize that your mailing list
to out of town subscribers is prob
ably quite small, but am ashamed
to think that anyone might read
last week’s paper wanting to know
our reaction to President Kenne
dy’s death and find only one ad
bearing on the tragic event, and
that one placed by a newcomer to
Kodiak who evidently still feels a
proximity to the outside world.
We speak of expansion and eco
nomic boom but the November
29th edition of the Kodiak Mirror
proved beyond a doubt that we are
still a little town on a little island.
Mrs. Donna Jones
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