Sports Feature
Kodiak Boars Play
NS Basketballors
two games played by the Ko
diak Bears, local high school bas
ketball team, this week, resulted
in one win and one loss.
Monday night the Bears won
over a fast ACS team by the close
margin of 39 to 38. This was a fast
ball game that kept the spectators
on their toes throughout. Artie
Torgramsen scored 12 points and
Bob Frost was runner-up with 10.
Both are on tbe^Boar squad. Higli
point mi® for ACS’wett&SWor
tea and Jerling, each with 11
points.
Prior to this another game was
played, this time between the
Junior Varsity and B String and
the Local Yokels, both school
teams. The Local Yokels won with
a score of 33 to 28.
Two games were played Wednes
day night. The Junior Varsity and
the B String opened the evening
play with a win over a team from
the Motor Pool. The score was 37
to 18.
The game following, the Nav
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ComSta team from the Baw won
bfor tbe Kodiak Bears in One of
tile fastest and most exciting
games of the WOek. The scors was
98 to 24. It was a rough and tum
ble game throughout, with the
sailors leading in most of the play.
Esterling was top scorer for the
Base team with 13. Bill Mclver
and Bob Frost of the Bears each
scored 7 points for their team.
Following is a schedule of games
to be played in the coming weeks.
All games are played in the new
high school gymnasium. The pub
lic is invited to attend.
Dec. 3 8:00 VP2 vs. Bears
Dec. 5 8:00 Mahopac vs. Bears
Dec. 6 8:00 Com 17 vs. Bears
Dec. 10 8:00 Bears vs. Nat. ti.
Dec. 12 8:00 ' NavCom vs. Bears
Dec. 12 8:00 Air Dept. vs. Bears
Dec. 19 8:00 VP2 vs. Bears
Dec. 20 8:00 Bears vs. Com 17
ELKS URGE DECORATING
(Continued irom l'age 1)
limits of Kodiak and th^'immedi
ate environs, and homes on ,fhe p.j
S. Naval Station can be accepted :
for registration,. " .. j
5. Lighting for displays should ;
be turned on between the hours j
of 4:30 p. m. and 9:00 p. m. daily ;
during the Christmas' week, De
cember 22 to 28} inclusive..
6. No.home.jwhich ha&not ^een
registered .can; ba .considered, for
, Judging. -It costs .nothing; to regis- i
ter;.'.. Vti ... ■.. ...
7. A panel-of five, judges wiliun-1
spect each, display registered-apd
their decision will, be considered ;
as final. Judging will tpkg. place
between the hours of 8:00 p. m.
and 11:00 p.-m on Monday Decern- j
ber 24, 1958, The names of the
winners will be published.,in the
January 7 issue of the Kodiak. Mir
ror, ... ,.u. ;. :
8. Tb© .sponsors Will not be held
liable for any accidents, losses or
other actions respiting from this
contest.
GAMBLING IS ISSV S
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are also available.
A Yield Right of Way sigB will
be installed at the intersection of
the Rase road and Kraft Street.
Action was taken at a previous
meeting to make Kraft Street a
one way street. This wilt not be
done.
Certified Accountant O. K. Kin
caid reported to the Council on
the interim audit conducted on the
City Dock fund. He deplored the
absence of a budget for 195o-57
fiscal year. He advised the budget
for 1957-58 fiscal year be a con
trol budget and that entrees be
made on the basis of the budget
as well as on actual business. He
recommended the budget he pre
pared by March 1957. He further
recommended a person be brought
in to appraise the City Dock, and
that a system for depreciation be
devised.
John Gibbons appeared before
thfe iCouncili'and advis.ed the- body
that certain'‘lots in the East Addi
tion are for safe. Also that it is
planned to bqild-. an Wartment in
the same area, but an access road
is needed on K street. Iu faction
taken later Council*instructed the
City Manager to check with the
builder as to intentions, cost of
:on?tfucfcitig the roadi etc. .
The ordinance raising the water
rates of the City 35% came in for
Einal reading at Monday njghjs
meeting, and was adopted by the
Council. The ordinance excluding
the slide area was presented fer
first reading. The effective date
has been set for January 1, 1957.
The debris around the Shupp,
Chase and Tolbert building on
Brooklyn Avenue came in for dis
:ussion. Some of the Council mem
jers deplored the unsightly condi
tion in the area.
Twelve lights were required
throughout the City at intersec
tions and dark areas, according to
■ survey conducted by the Street
Lighting Committee. Two light*
are available, and ten more will he
procurred.
BRIGHTMAN’S RETURN
Mr. and Mrs. James Brightjnan
returned yesterday from Seattle
rhey left here earlier this month
to attend the Elks Territorial Con
tention at Juneau. They visited in
Sitka and continued on to Seattle
Eor a few days before returnin'!
tiere.
Gene Gannon left this weekend
ror San Francisco, where he plans
;o spend the next three months.
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Clarence King, Ageast
Phone 4521
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