Gib Monro
Named Manager
Gib Monro, who returned re
cently from a six month visit in
the lower 48, has been employ
ed as manager of Alaska Trans
fer and Storage, according to
Chuck Powell, owner of the firm.
Monro was employed by the
trucking firm prior to going out
side.
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CHILDREN’S PARTY
A Russian Christmas party for all
veterans’ children under the age
of 12 will be held at 2 p.m., Sun
day, Jan. 12 in the VFW hall. Par
ents of children planning to attend
the party are urged to contact
Mrs. Katherine Chichenoff, 486
5382 or Kay Fannin, 486-5386 at
least a week before the party.
Kodiak Bears...
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The Bears’ 42 per cent shooting
average was of course a major fac
tor in the first game.
Three minutes into the third
quarter Fleming tied the score 34
34 with a driving lay-in shot. After
that the Bears moved steadily on
to the game ending 59-48 score.
Fleming was high with 22 points,
followed by Stan Sargent with 13;
Dietzler with 9, Kozak 8, Aloys
Kopu 6 and Captain Ron Franklin
with 1. He was busy feeding off
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a Christmas and
as wonderful a
New Year as
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to the big men up front to do
much score-wise.
Martin’s 13 and Evenson’s 12 led
the Kards scoring.
The game was delayed an hour
by the late arrival of Kenai.
Icy runways in Anchorage de
layed the takeoff for Kenai of the
charter plane which flew the Kar
dinals to Kodiak.
Saturday night before a much
smaller crowd the Bears again
found themselves trailing at the
close of the first period but jump
ed ahead at halftime 36-29.
Kenai Coach Jim Evenson in
structed his Kards to press the
Bears in back court and for three
minutes this worked against a frus
trated Bear team.
But Coach Terry McMullen put
a stop to the frustration instructing
the Bears to pass rather than drib
ble.
Kodiak tied the score at 19-19
after a minute and 30 seconds in
the second quarter and then moved
ahead, never to be threatened.
Again Jim Fleming proved ef
fective, but played second fiddle in
scoring to Wayne Kozak who had
18 points on some fine shooting.
Fleming had 17.
Coach McMullen pulled Stan
Sargent out in the second period
when the big man was having
troubles against the Kenai de
fenses.
Jerry Fleming proved an adept
replacement and along with Kozak,
Franklin, Kopu, and Jim Fleming
made life miserable for the Kards.
The reserves also saw action as
McMullen cleared the bench in the
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final three minutes of play.
Contributing to the Bears 46 per
cent shooting average Saturday in
addition to Kozak and Fleming,
were Ron Franklin with 10, Kopun
9, Jerry Fleming 6, Dietzler 5 and
Mel Borton with 2.
Jim Arness led Kenai with 16
followed by Martin with 11.
In junior varsity action the Ko
diak team also dished out rough
treatment to the Kenai JVs. In a
Saturday morning game Marv Frost
broke a 41-41 tie with a basket to
give the Bear cubs the game 43
to 41. In the Saturday evening pre
lim game the Kodiak team chalk
ed up an easy 48-34 triumph.
Carl Seward was the big gun in
both games by scoring 14 in the
morning contest and 16 in the eve
ning.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
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