KENAI KARDINALS
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE “
FOR 1961-62
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November 17 .
November 18 ..
November 24 ..
November 25
J) eee:;i:*er 1
1 >e< ember 2
Deee nber 9 .
December 15 .
December 16 ...
Deee n’oer 22 .
January 5 ..
January 6
January 12 . .
January 13 .
January 17 -
Janu.e.y 19 .
January 20 _ . .. ..
January 26 .
January 27 .
February 1
February 2 .
February 3 ...
Feb’ .a.y 9 .....
I y 10 .... .
< L V- B TOUKNEV
AT KEN VI
Wasilla & J. V.
Wasilla & .J. V.
W. Anchorage Eagles, JV & Jr. Hi
Kodiak . .
Ke-Jiak .....
Seward and J. V. ........
Homer & J.Y. & Jr. High .
Palmer . .
X'nilchik & J. V, .
Xinilchik and J. V. and Girls ....
Xinilchik and J. Y. ..
Xinilchik and J. Y. and Girls .
Homer and J. Y. and Jr. High ....
AWAY
Homer & .J. V. & Jr, High .
West Anchorage & J.Y. .
Kodiak .. .
Kodiak ..
E. Anchorage and J. V. .
E. Anchoiage and J. V. .
Homer and J.Y. and Jr. High .
V.'asiHa ."..!ZZZZ"'".Z
Wasilla ..
Seward and J. Y.
Homer and J.Y. and Jr. High ....
; I hi.SOX A. F. 1$.
f'EPRUARY 15, 16 and 17
Basketball Season for
Kenai City League
Ends with Doubleheader
“■ City League basketball
- at Kenai opened and clos
ed with a double-header on Arm
istice Day.
Tb< Generals, a Wildwood Sta
tion team playing m the pre
1 inary game, won over the Kenai
h’-TA team by a narrow margin
of 51-50 in overtime scoring.
1 i t e second game of the even
ing. the Kenai Highschool Ker
dinals bested the Black Knights
from Wildwood with a 48-36
score. Further City League bas
ketball games have been discon
tinued until further notice, it was
announced Wednesday by Jim
Evenson. City League overall
manager and highschool coach.
“In spite of our efforts to
build up enough teams to con
duct the City League games, we
are forced to discontinue the com
petition. We hope it will be only
temporary.”
Rotations and transfers of men
at Wildwood have brought about
a lack of personnel to partici
pate and the Wildwood teams
have withdrawn from competi
tion.
"There is plenty, of enthusiasm
in the community and among
players,” Evenson continued. “It
is hoped that later in the season
Wildwood personnel can again
supply teams and that the City
Leag-ue games can be resumed.”
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Funds Allocated
•Gov. William A. Egan has ap
proved allocation of depressed ar
ea funds to the city of Yakutat
and the community of Kenny
Lake in the amounts of $4,000
and $3,000 respectively.
The funds will be used to de
fray the cost of labor involved in
approved work projects. In each
case, the individual community
will provide all equipment, ma
terials and supplies.
At \ akutat, approved projects
include completion of the fire hall
ard city garage, leveling and
clearing a community center, con
struction of walkway and stairs
to the clinic, and installation of
a culvert in the main road.
At Kenny Lake workers will
construct a community hall to
seive as a library, first aid sta
tion, community ‘meeting place,
and as an annex building for the
school.
Packrat Pete
the homesteader was watching his
wife, Mabel, unload some lumber
she had bought in town and sud
denly, he jumped up and yelled.
“\\ hat are those holes in that
lumber.” and she said “They’re
knotholes.”
“Well, if they’re not holes, what
are they?”
“Oh. Packrat, they're knot
holes, you know what I mean. I’ll
tell you how it happened. 1 told
them at the lumberyard I didn’t
w ant any knots in my lumber and
so they said “okay” and they
knocked them all out for me. Yes
sir, you get real service at
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LUMBER and HARDWARE
. Stan Tbomnson
Registration Doubles
Soldotna school registration on
the first day of school, Sept. 5,
1961, was 248 students, more than
double the number starting the
teim the preceding year.
Alaska residents fly more mile
per capita, own more airplanes
and are more completely depenc
ent on air transportation tha
those in any other state in th
Union,
D. W. HOBBS
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at
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LISTENING as TALKING!”
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