Eagles to Provide
Fast Ball Games
On Monday and Tuesday night,
Dec. 29-30, the high flying An
chorage Eagles invade the lair
•# the Kodiak Bears.
The Eagles are undefeated in
high school play this year, having
defeated the Seward Seahawks
in two games and also defeated
several military teams in the An
chorage area.
This promises to be the high
point of the cage season and if
last year’s game is any indication,
every fan in Kodiak cannot af
ford to miss either of these fast
and thrilling games.
The Bears are all in fine shape
and are anxious to meet the strong
Eagle team which has four, boys
hack from last year’s team which
defeated Kodiak twice. The line
mp for these two teams will prob
ably find Olson and Shigok or
Souter as guards, with Capt. Bill
Damery at center. John Reft and
co-capt. Arnie McKechnie are ex
pected to play forward.
Preliminary games at 7 p.xn.
Win feature the girls all-star PJE;
teams the night and the Base 8th
graders and freshmen.
Following the game Tuesday a
dance honoring the visiting Eagles
will be held at the Elks Club. The
public is invited. Admission price
to dance $1. Admission price to
basketball games: General admis
sion $1, reserved $1.50.
KRAFTS WHIP BEARS
Tuesday night, the scrappy
Krafts team defeated a sluggish
Kodiak high five by a score of
44-38. The half ended with Krafts
leading. The Bears fought an up
hill battle but could not close Hie
gap
In the preliminary game the
JVs were defeated 40-39 by the
VP22 team.
The next league game will he
played on Jan. 5 when Krafts
meet the National Guard team.
BRIAN THORSHEIM TO SPEND
HOLIDAY AT PORT ANGELES
Brian Thorsheim left Tuesday
to join his wife and family at Port
Angeles for the Christmas holi
days. ■ •.. - i l.
Mrs. Thorsheim has been vis
iting her son Stan there for the
past severer months.' He is com
pleting his last year, of high school
there. Brian operates the Kodiak
Barper shop.
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Personalized bowling balls
from Jim Healy at
Elks Club or Phone 3692
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Christmas Party
Features Mexico
The Mexican theme was carried
out throughout the evening at a
Christmas party of Troop No. 9,
held at the home of Girl Scout
leader Mrs. Helen Curry last Mon
day.
Frijoli,. tacos, and a Mexican
salad prepared by Mrs. Rose
Valtman was enjoyed, and a
cock shaped pinate was broken
by Ann Hall.
The girls on the committee who
planned the party were Dona Lea
Erdman, Stephanie Valtman, Al
berta Mueller, Maria Springhill
and Bonnie Breckberg.
Christmas Service
At Church of God
The annual Christmas Day ser
vice will be held at the Church of
God at 11 a m., Dec. 25, the pas
tor Rev. Fred Mamaloff an
nounced.
The church youth plan to go
caroling tonight.
A Watch Night service has been
planned for New Year’s Eve. A
The Community Baptist Church
“The Big White Church on tue HiU” •
REV. JOHN MOLLETTI, PASTOR
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth the Word of Life” >
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time of informal fellowship wilS
begin iit 8:30 p.m. with a worship*
service at 11 p.m.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
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A HAPPY NEW YEARS
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and customers... May joy be theirs at all times
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