Basketball Season Opens Friday
The basketball season will be of
ficially opened Friday night, Nov.
10, when the high school Bears will
meet the local ACS team in a
single game scheduled for 8 p. m.
According to Joe Floyd, high
school coach, the Bears face a
tough schedule for the season with
five starters from last year lost
via the graduation route. This game
Monday through Friday. The trip
will be scheduled to depart Kodiak
with the ACS cagers should be an
indication of what lies ahead.
This will be the first ACS team
fielded in 3 years. After winning
the town league championship in
1958, the communication’s boys
In Bridgeport, Connecticut a
man was arrested for tossing a
garbage can through the window of
a jewelry store. The man was not
trying to rob the store. Police said
he was returning from a quarrel
with his girl friend and was taking
vengeance. It was the store where
he had bought the ring his girl had
returned.
Slick politicians disguise their
feelings by veiling their remarks.
couldn’t get a team organized, but
this year they have high hopes of
fielding another winning team.
Game time is 8 p. m. Adult ad
mi.ae, 'on is 75 cents, students 35
cents.
H.S. Basketball
Season Tickets
Now Being Sold
The 1981-62 high school basket
ball season tickets are now on sale.
'The tickets this year are differ
ent than last year’s, according to
Coach Joe Floyd, in that they per
mit attendance to all high school
games.
The Bears will play 12 home
games this year including 8 games
with visiting teams from the main
land high schools. This year’s
schedule will see Seward, Palmer,
Kenai and Homer making an ap
pearance here, all playing two
games each in the local gym.
The., price of the season tickets
will be $8 for adults and $4 for stu
dents. This will represent quite a
saving over the individual game
price of $1.25 for adults and 75
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Seward Nov. 17th
The Kodiak high school basket
ball team will play the Seward high
school team at Seward, in a two
game series on Nov. 17 and 18.
According to Coach Joe Floyd,
an attempt will be made to charter
a 28-seat plane if enough parents
and fans are interested in filling
the vacant seats. Cost per seat will
be approximately $33, he said. This
is for the round trip.
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trip for personal reasons, business
or just for sightseeing, are urged
to contact Coach Floyd at the high
school anytime from 8 to 5 p. m.,
at 10:30 a. m. on the 17tli of No
vember and will return approxi
mately at 12 p. m. on Sunday, Nov.
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Little Leaguers, Parents, Friends
To Banquet On Station Nov. 10th
Little Leaguers and their fami
lies will gather at the Enlisted
Men’s Club on the Naval Station
for a Family and Awards Night
buffet dinner, Friday, Nov. 10, be
ginning at 7 p. m. Trophies will be
presented during the banquet, and
certificates for completion of the
Liittle League program will be pre
sented, as well as recognition of
sponsors. The jackets for the cham
pion Bears will be distributed at
the banquet. Pictures of the All
Star team will be available. Parents
who have Little League uniforms
may turn them in at the banquet.
Nominations for the coming
year’s officials will be made at the
banquet. Anyone attending will be
free to nominate candidates for
office.
The Little League needs the sup
port of all parents, Bill Leistner,
vice-president of the League stated.
All who can attend, whether living
in town or on the station, are urged
to do so: For reservations contact
him at 486—2950.
On the menu will be baked ham,
roast beef, candied sweet potatoes,
baked beans, tossed salad, hot rolls,
ice cream, punch, milk and coffee.
Tickets are now selling and may
be purchased from Little Leaguers
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