High School Girl Cagers Upset APA Five;
Hustling Storis Five Scares PNA Flyers
The High School Girls’ basket
ball team broke a losing streak this
week by walloping Alaska Pack
ers 40-20, last week, as they
out played a taller and more ex
perienced five representing APA.
Kathy Parins, 5-7 sophomore,
demonstrated excellent marksman
ship in racking up 24 points to
lead her teammates to their first
win. Olivia Huey was high for the
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losers with 10.
PNA 68. STORIS 53
In the nightcap, the hustling
Storis five gave PNA a battle be
fore succumbing in the final 10
minutes 68-53. The Flyers were
playing without the services of
two of their first string and ap
peared shakey and nervous and
were trailing 27-19 at halftime.
Jerling’s fine second half perform
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ance pulled the PNA cagers
through to keep their record un
blemished. Janaopolus was high
point man for Storis with 17 points.
GUARD 54, CURLEY’S 13
The aggressive National Guard
five defeated Curley’s Clippers
54-42 in last week’s action as
Michell poured in 14 points for
the Guard. Regan lead Curley’s at
tack with 17.
In the 8 p.m. feature Kraft’s
downed the small but hustling
High School Independent quint
58 46. Bill Frost hit for 19 for
Kraft’s while Ronnie Franklin, ex
Bear eager had 22.
Only two games will be played
prior to Christmas vacation. At 7
p.m. Monday, Dec. 17, the High
School All-Stars will meet the
Coast Guard Wives in the feminine
department that should be a thril
ler, and at 8 p.m. it will be Curley’s
Clippers vs. D and A.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
A Fred Waring choral arrange
ment, “The Song of Christmas,”
and the story of the nativity as
told in Christmas songs and cards
will be presented by the choir of
the Community Baptist Church on
Sunday, Dec. 22, at 11 a.m. and
again at 7:30 p m. The public is
invited.
FIRST CLASS P.O.
Kodiak has one of the six first
class postoffices in Alaska.
Registration Of Aliens In January
Aliens are reminded that the
annual registration of those who
are not citizens of the United
States takes place during the
month of January.
Postmaster William Lam me saia
forms for registration are avail
able at the post office after Jan. 1,
and must be returned to the post
office after being filled out.
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friends and their loved ones a joyous and
prosperous New Year with a big thank
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