Condors Launch New Kids Site; Open House a Success
October 10, 2005 - ECHL (ECHL)
Bakersfield Condors News Release
Monday, October 10th :The Bakersfield Condors launched a new website just for kids! Full of fun games, downloads and facts about hockey and Condors, www.condorskids.com is a fun way to learn more about your favorite hockey team.
Monday, October 10th : Account Manager Tasha Subriar will be attending the annual meeting of the Society for Disabled Children today at 5:30pm. Subriar was recently named a general board member for the Society that provides speech therapy, transportation aide, loan of orthopedic equipment and social activities for physically handicapped youth. The annual meeting will take place at the Society's offices, 1819 Brundage Lane. For more information, please call 322-5595.
Friday, October 14th : Condors mascot Colonel Claw'd and Director of Community Relations Mikie Hayhurst will be celebrity readers at Ronald Reagan Elementary. Every class, kindergarten to sixth grade, will be visited by a celebrity reader who has half an hour to share all or part of a favorite book and explain why reading is an important part of success. The reading session starts at 10am. Reagan Elementary is located at 10800 Rosslyn Lane in Bakersfield. For more information, contact Sarah Kelly, celebrity reading coordinator at 665-8099.
Week in Review :
Sunday, October 9th : It was standing room only as fans packed the Bakersfield Ice Sports Center for the Bakersfield Condors 2005-2006 Open House & Family Day. Presented by KGET-TV 17, the event featured a public skate with Condors players as well as a team scrimmage and shoot-out. For the fourth year in a row, admission was free with the donation of two canned goods. A record 7,000 lbs of food was collected on behalf of The Salvation Army Food Pantry, more than doubling the total collections of the last three seasons combined. This food will allow The Salvation Army to continue in their relocation efforts following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Season ticket holders were able to pick up their tickets and fans got their first look at new Condors merchandise. The event also included kid- friendly activities like balloon animals by Watermelon the clown, visits from Colonel Claw'd and Baby Cal and the Condors inflatable Slapshot game.
The Bakersfield Condors season opens in 12 days at home on October 22nd against the Victoria Salmon Kings. Season ticket, mini-plans and group outings can be reserved by contacting the Condors office at 324-PUCK (7825) for more information.
ECHL Stories from October 10, 2005
- Blues Recall Forward Trent Whitfield From Peoria - ECHL
- Falcons will Distribute Season Tickets at this Week's Pre-Season Games - Fresno Falcons
- Big Defenseman Signs With Ice Pilots - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Veteran Forward Shiryaev Returns to Condors - Bakersfield Condors
- Thunder Announces Bus Trip for Fans to Fresno - Stockton Thunder
- Condors Launch New Kids Site; Open House a Success - Bakersfield Condors
- Wranglers trade with Toledo for Bergin - Las Vegas Wranglers
- Steelheads add two, cut six - Idaho Steelheads
- Titans pick up Byers and Sokol - Trenton Devils
- Greg Schuh hired as Vice President of Business Operations - Pensacola Ice Pilots
- Condorskids.com Unveiled - Bakersfield Condors
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- Toledo Sends Bergen To Vegas - Toledo Walleye
- Coaches Show Tomorrow Night - Dayton Bombers
- RoadRunners Training Camp Underway - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Two Everblades called up to AHL - Florida Everblades
- Royals sign UHL Rookie of the Year, Mike Kompon - Reading Royals
- Thunder public address tryout held this Sunday - Stockton Thunder
- Tough guy MacIver agrees to terms with Gulls - San Diego Gulls
- World famous grand master C.S. Kim to drop first puck of season! - South Carolina Stingrays
- Ivanans, Streit increase former ECHL players in NHL to 260 - ECHL
- Bombers coaching show tomorrow - Dayton Bombers
- Grizzlies opened camp without star goaltender - Utah Grizzlies
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