Flyers Continue
Winning Record;
CG Wives Victors
Closing out November action in
the City Basketball League, the
High School Independents
thumped the National Guard 46-30
as McCorkle poured 18 points
through the nets, and the PNA
Flyers continued their winning
ways by rolling up a 78-66 win over
Kraft’s.
Jerling paced the Flyers attack
with 21 points, while Billy Frost
added to his league leading point
total with 33.
The Coast Guard Wives had to
fight off a rally by the High School
All-Star girls to win a 13-12
squeaker. Monday, as Allen made
10 of the Coast Guard Wives’
points, Kathy Paris was top scorer
for the high school team with 9.
In the 8 p.m. encounter, PNA
walloped the High School Inde
pendents 70-52 with Skinner get
ting 20 of the Flyers points and
Franklin compiling 16 for the
losers.
D and A held on to its third
place standing, Tuesday, by edg
ing the Storis Five 60-48 as Sliter
hit for 19. Irwin and Janopolans
IT
each compiled 12 for the losing
cause.
GAME CANCELLED
The scheduled game between
the PXA Flyers and Coast Guard
was called off due to military obli
gations, and instead the Base 8th
graders and the Freshmen Gold
intramural five played. The fresh
men rolled over the Base team
30-11.
SCHEDULE
Dec. 10—7 p.m. High School All
Stars vs. APA; 8 p.m. PNA vs.
Storis.
Dec. 11—6:30 p.m. National
Guard vs. Curley’s; 8 p.m. Kraft’s
vs. High School Independents.
Dec. 13—6:30 Storis vs. High
School Iendependents; 8 p.m. Coast
Guard vs. Kraft's.
Motor Scooters
Menace On Ice
The Kodiak Police Department
has received complaints that mo
tor scooters are being driven on
ice where skaters are, according
to Chief R. E. Vickery.
Chief Vickery said that scooters
drivers involved in such practices
are subject to arrest for negligent
driving in showing no respect for
the safety of ice skaters.
Future violators will be prose
cuted, the chief warned.
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Youngster’s Party
Planned By VFW
The Christmas party for the
children of members of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars and the
Auxiliary will be held on Dec. 23
in the VFW clubroom at 1 p.m.
Parents will please enter the
name and ages of their children
on the list at the club before Dee.
15.
Refreshments will be served and
gifts given to all children who
have registered.
Flickers Leading
By 5-1/2 Margin
The Flickers continue to pace
the Emblem Club standings with
teh Casino Cuties and Naughton’s
in a tie for second honors.
Game SC, Dottie Williams, 182;
Game HP, Beth Wheeldon, 210;
Ser. SC. Dottie Williams. 492; Se
ries HP, Fred Green, 581.
Standings Won Lost
Flickers . 36% 15%
Casino Cuties.31 21
Naughton’s . 31 21
King Crabs.30% 21%
Bovey Trophy’s.30% 21%
Telephone Co.25% 26%
Kraft’s Mkt.24% 26%
Knudsen . 23% 28%
Beachcombers. 23 29
City Market. 23 29
Live Wires . 19 33
Steamers. 14 38
NOTES: Why didn’t Myrtle Jen
sen bowl one more 147 game and
Ida McGrody a 138? . . . Nice
games, Beth Wheeldon 165, Grace
Saxton 151, June Lawhead 178 and
Edda Edris 132. . . . Nice series,
Hazel Anderson, Grace Pecore,
Bobbie Frost, Dottie Williams, Jo
Hajdu, Grace Saxton.
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Over-Confidence And Homer KHS Foes
In Opening League Games At Home, 7-8
The undefeated Kodiak Bears
will have over-confidence and the
Homer Mariners to defeat this
weekend, and one or both could be
dangerous in their first two con
ference games on their own Bear
refuge.
A split for Homer of the series
would be just about enough to as
sure them a successful season and
the Mariners have been plotting
for this to take place.
The Mariners have one of the
smallest quints in the recently
formed South Central League with
an average height of five-foot
eight inches. However, they boast
of three returning regulars, Glenn
Carroll, Lee Martin and Kurt Nel
son, along with two other letter
men, Jack Alexander and Carl Nel
son.
Don Sanders, ex-Seward High
and University of Alaska eager,
is the mentor at Homer this sea
son, and terms his squad as “small
but sharp.”
As for the Bears, Coach Terry
McMullen says, “It will be the case
of a smaller, good-shooting visiting
team against the taller Bears, and
his Bruins will have to cop both
wins to stay in a tie with Kenai
for the league leadership.
The KHS hardwooders won their
fourth straight last Saturday as
they dumped the Navy Special
Services team, 53-48, in what their
coach said was their best “all
around game thus far in the young
season.”
Rapidly improving Stan Sargent
led the well-balanced Bear attack
which resulted in a 44 per cent
markmanship endeavor for the
evening. Center Dick Mize and
Guard Tom McCormick hit in the
double figures, scoring 11 of 13
points, respectively, while Sargent
continued his domination of the
backboards with 14 rebounds and
was the top scorer with 22 points.
In Saturday’s prelim, the Jayvees
dropped a close one to the High
School Independents 43-41. Jim
Fleming with 13 points and Mel
Benton with 10 paced the junior
varsity.
In the preliminary game tonight,
the JV’s will play Special Services
and tomorrow in the opener will
take on Curley’s Clippers.
School Lunch
Menus
Monday, December 10
Spanish Rice with Ham, But
tered Corn, Plums, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Tuesday, December 11
Baked Meat Roll, Creamed Car
rots, Applesauce, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Wednesday, December 12
Barbecued Hamburger, Maca
roni Salad, Cheese Sticks, Cherry
Cobbler, Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, December 13
Vegetable Beef Stew, Coleslaw,
Fruited Jello, Hot Buttered Wheat
Roll, Milk.
Friday, December 14
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sand
wich, Buttered Peas, Carrot Sticks,
Fruit, Cookies, Milk.
KING CRAB CAPITAL
Kodiak, Alaska, is known as the
King Crab capital of the world.
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at the
BEACHCOMBERS
Invite One and All
(Over 21)
Free Spaghetti Dinners
— FREE — Garlic Bread, Too
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Served Every Friday From 9 p.m. to 12:01 a.m.
10 p.m. ’til 5 a.m. ~ 10 p.m. ’till 5 a.m.
Entertainment Nightly — Featuring_ I
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Lead Guitar
Eddie
The Drummer
Naknek Ernie
Rhythm Bass
Wally
Guitar Instrumentalist
THE ALASKAN HILLBILLIES
Playing Your Requests
For Your Dancing and
Listening Pleasure
Legs - Your Cook
Steaks — Chicken — Prawns
We’re Open at 9 p.m.