2 Fast Games
Open Series
Two fast games are scheduled as
•reKrainary attractions, when the
B,CarS mCet the Seward
High basketball team in a two
29. The two top teams from the
Naval Station league will play an
opening game each night, begin
ning at 7 o’clock.
The fast NavComSta team will
meet the equally fast Officers team
in the opener. They will play a two
game series on December 2b and
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game series.
The Seward team and the Kodiak
Bears will tangle each of the two
nights. Their games will follow the
games played by the Naval Station
teams.
The Bears went down to defeat
at the hands of VP2 in a hard
fought game played last Wednes
day evening. The score was 45 to
3 7. The liters rallied, several times
during the game, to close the gap
between them and the winners, but
were unable to hold back the VP2
team.
High score for VP2 was Spar
lock with 15 points. Bob Frost led
the scoring for the Bears with 15
points also. Runner-up was Bill
Mclver with 10 points.
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BRECKBEBG FLY8 TO SWEDEN
“Swede” Breckberg left last
week for Stockholm, Sweden,
where he will visit his father and
relatives over the holiday.
This will be his first Christmas i
with his father in 29 years.
The Baptist Mission children will
also be recipents of another Christ
mas party. Thi.-. afternoon, the men
and women of FASRON 114, will
may host to the children, who are
expected to number 35.
Candy, fruit, nuts, cake, and a
Christmas tree with gifts will high
light the party.
NOTICE
The City Hall will be closed all
day Monday, December 24, in ob
servance of the Holiday.
POLICE SLOGAN
Christipas and New Years come
just once a year. Drive safely dur
ing both and see many more years.
SANTA CLAUS VISITS
GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS
Kodiatc Garden Club members
gathered at the home of Mrs. Mer
rill Coon Wednesday for their an
nual Christmas party.
The party, complete with a San
ta Claus, was pronounced a com
plete success. Slides were shown of
Alaskan floWer gardens, by Marie
Cardinal.
Among those present were Mrs.
Leth Wheelden, a former membei
who has just returned to Kodiak,,
end Mrs. Oleta Kay.
Here There Everywhere
(Continued from page 9)
however 8 vehicle accidents. Fortu
nately there were'no’ injuries, but
the damages amounted’ttf $1,426.00.
Chief Vickery throws in another
police slogan for the week which
should be appropriate. " v
The Baptist Mission cut and
wrapped forty Christmas trees and
delivered them to the Kodiak Air
ways, who distributed them to var
ious Island villages. This has been
done for the past several years.
Among the names being bandied
around,, as Governor of.,Alaska to
succeed Heintaleman,. pre Delegate
Bartlett, who, however, denied he
is even being, considered fpy, the
job. Another possible candidate
who is, being advocated as the idea)
man. for’the .job is Dr. Ernest N.
Patty, fh-esideni, of the University
of Alapka. Bui they’re not doing
much talking hack" in Washington.
D. C. Bartlett,, of course, is a Dem
ocrat-—that’s a strike'against him.
Nearly' all observers agreed the
next Governor will probably be an '
Alaskan. We can’t even be spre of
that when it comes to politics.
• • * • *
Seattle (AP) James R. Minstrel).
52, and Catherine Blankenburg, 51.
both of Kodiak, filed nptice of in
tention to wed here Monday.
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“25-MAN” IN TOYLAND WITH
“THE BRAIN”—Toyland meetr
the challenge of electronic age
with "The Brain," at 10th An
nual Toy Guidance Exhibit in
N. Y. It is maneuvered by a
mystifying “Z-Man" in « var
iety at pre-set patterns which
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