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In Twin Hoop Bill
The high school Beers will play
the strong Fleet Reserve Naval
All Stars at 8:18 p m. Tuesday,
November 18.
This game will be preceded by
the Junior Varsity meeting the
strong Fleet Weather team at 7
p.m. This will be the season's
opener for the JV’s.
Fans are urged to make their
plans now to come out and watch
these two exciting, and what pro
mises to be act inn* packed, games
featuring the two school teams.
In City league play, opening
games Monday night D & A de
feated PNA in a thriller that went
into overtime. Winner by a one
basket margin was I) Jk A Score;
DA A 4ti, PNA 44.
The some night Fleet Reserve
decisively trounced the National
(tliard Meet Reserve was brought
in to fill the league schedule, and
it looks like they have a good
chance of taking over Final score:
r
Fleet Inatro W, National Guard
34.
Tuesday night Kraft's shook the
nervoui Bear* and ran away with
the ball. Kraft's ht*ld about a ten
point load up to the fourth quar
ter when their second string went
in. The Bears’ center, lanky Bill
Damery, turned his ankle during
the game, hut came back to drop
in a few later in the game. The
final score was Kraft’s 45, Bears
40
Next Week's .Schedule of
Basketball Games
Nov. 18-7:00, JV’s vs. Fleet
Weather Central; 8:18, Bears vs.
Fleet Reserve,
Nov 20 7:00, N.G. vs D&A,
8:18, PNA vs. Fleet Reserve.
Seats Available
For Seward Flight
.The chartered plane taking the
high school basketball team to
Seward still has approximately 12
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seats to be filled* according to
Joe ;Kloyd( coach of the Bears.
These seats are $35 each for the
round trip. The piane leaves Frb
day morning, November 21, re*
turning Sunday morning.
Anyone interested is asked to
call the high school or Joe Floyd
at 4003. Monday, Nov. 17 will be
the deadline.
Fans May Still Get
$5 Season Tickets
Season tickets are still on sale
for $5 for adults and $2 50 for stu
dents, for the high school basket
ball games played here.
Coach Joe Floyd urges fans to
get their tickets early and be us
sured of a seat when Seward and
Anchorage teams come to Kodiak.
The purchase of the season tie
kets will mean a reduced price
for visiting high school team
games, plus a choice reserved sec
tion seat.
Rivers & Ryan Here
On Campaign Tour
Two candidates for office, Ralph
Rivers and Irene Ryan, were vis
itors in Kodiak the past few days.
Rivers is the Democratic eandi
datt for the U. S. House of Repre
sentatives, opposing Republican
Henry A. Benson. I me Ryan is
the Democratic candidate for at
large District E senator, opposing
1. M. C. Anderson.
Mrs. Ryan, accompanied by Fete
Deveau and Hank Haag made a
flight around the island yester
day seeking support for their can
didacies.
Help Fight TB
Buy Christmas Seals
St. Mary'* PTA
Dinner Scheduled
Home cooked roast beef and bak
ed bam will be featured entrees
at the St. Mary's PTA sponsored
dinner slated for tomorrow. Din
ner will be served at St Mary's
School from 4 p.m. until 6 p m.
Tickets will be on sale at the
door at $2 (H) per person and $5.00
for a family.
FIRST TRADERS WIN
(Continued from Page I)
was announced by Norman Din
widdie, chairman. Bridge, pinochle
and canasta will be played at the
party to be held at the high
school cafeteria Friday, Novem
ber 21. AM proceeds will he ipsed
for denial and eye care for needy
children.
A copy of the Constitution of
the State of Alaska presented to
the school by Jack Hinekel, one of
the signers of the document, will
soon be hung in the high school
library. Members of Mrs, Cecil
Belcher’s class have made a glass
display case to protect the his
toric paper.
During a discussion of the Alas
ka Music Trails concerts, the
group decided against sponsoring
a special students concert by Stan
ley Plummer, violinist who will
appear here Monday evening. Kod
iak Public Schools PTA and St
Mary’s School PTA will jointly
sponsor special appearances of
the artists due to appear here ear
ly in 1959. Children from both
schools will be invited to attend
the school concerts.
Refreshments were served in
the school cafeteria following the
meeting.
AI.ONO THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from Pago 1)
vine’s boat works.
■i
Hiram McAlister headed for the
Alitak crab fishing grounds with
the MUa Atctle.
&
Fenner stated the ice was mow!
]y slush, and was easily broken
up. He said the wind carried It
out. and he looked for no parties
lar danger from ice unless the
temperatures drop very low.
The Wakefield cannery boat
Shelikoff laid over last night In
the harbor and will continue In
Seattle today. The Deep Sea and
a number of boats have been fish
Ing for crab, but the operation i>
proving unsuccessful.
Del Valley is driving additional
pile in the harbor, as an exir*
precaution during storms
notki:
The new phone number of th«
Mecca Liquor Store is 6000.
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