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job printing. Minimum charge, 30c. _
FOR SALE. MISC.
BASSINNETTE with mattress, al
most new, and bathlnette. Rea
sonable. Call Mad. 166. 73tfc
DAVENO, leatherette covered, in
nerspring; Gladiron mangle, table
model with standard. Call Main
168. 74-5-6p
TWO-WHEEL TRAILERS. Choice
of 5 models. Used. Call Adams 94.
75tfc
1948 TRAILER HOUSE, furnished.
$1250 cash. Call Adams 145.
75-6-7-8C
FOR SALE. VEHICLES
1942 IV2-TON FORD dump truck;
all steel bed. 2-speed axle; motor
completely overhauled. Monroe
40. 74-5-6p
FOR BETTER USED CARS and
trucks, call Hamilton’s Garage,
Madison 66. 32tfc
1947 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, ex
cellent condition, extras, $1100.
1940 Chevrolet 2-door, good con
dition. Call Garfield 121 before
noon, or see Pete at Pete’s Paint
and Body Shop. 69tfe
MARINE SUPPLIES
SEWARD MARINE WAYS and
BOAT SHOP. Boats built, re
paired, remodeled. All types
skiffs and dories built to order.
Hank Abrahamsen and George i
Tschertner, shipwrights. Located
at former A.T.S. Marine Ways
Carpenter Shop. 50tfc ,
FOR RENT i
THE BASEMENT OF METHODIST •
Church is available for club meet
ings, parties, receptions, etc.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT in the
Ray Building. 35tfc ,
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WANTED TO RENT
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE. Har
ry West, Apt. 2, Henton Apts.!
75-76p
SPECIAL SERVICES
SEWING, ALTERING. TAILORING.
Mrs. J. E. Coppock, No. 11 Vets
Housing. 72-3-4-5p
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For subscription service to all
publications write Danny Rose,
Box 734, Seward. 16&18p
CLASSIFIED advertising in the
columns of the Seward Seaport
Record brings results.
LOST
LABRADOR DOG. male, lost in
Moose Pass area. If found call
Wolf Trail Lodge collect. 74-5c
HELP WANTED
EXPERIENCED GIRL for kitchen
and tray work. Seward Sanator-;
ium. 75c
Many bowling fans will be'
interested to learn that two
bowling teams, men and women,
from Anchorage are coming j
down this weekend. In Friday’s
paper we will give you more of
the details as it is not certain
how many teams are coming
down. Possibly more than two
teams will come.
The Bureau of Public Roads
will reopen their camp at Gird
wood this week in preparation,
for the resumption of construe- ^
tion work early in April by con-;
tractors on the Peterson Creek
Indian section of the Turnagain j
Arm project. Engineer Wayne!
Keranen will be in charge of!
work in this vicinity for the;
B.P.R.
A customer sat down at a;
table in a smart restaurant and;
tied a napkin around his neck.:
The manager called the waiter;
and said, “Try to make that'
man understand as tactfully as j
possible that that’s not done
here.”
• The waiter approached the
customer and said, “Shave or
haircut, sir?”
Mrs. Steve McCutcheon, wife
of Territorial Senator McCutch
eon. of Anchorage, was in Sew
ard for the week end festivities
and stayed over for a few days
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jacobs.
Twenty-First Week
Bowling Results
Won Lost
Ramblers .54 30
Elks 30
Alley Aces .. . 53 31
Alaska Shop 45 39
Seward Hardware 40 44
Shamrocks . 39 45
Eads Bros Service 38 46
Lions .35 49
Lumberjacks 35 49
Timberwolves. 27 55
Individual High 10
Louis Dick 236
Bob Forsyth ~A 1
Mac Eads 224
Individual High 30
Louis Dick. 594
Ed Burke ■’557
John Paulsteiner Jr. 585
Team High 10
Lumberjacks 1()96
Alaska Shop 1096
Elks . 4092
Team High 10
Elks .3104
Eads Bros Service 3075
Alaska Shop 3071
League Leaders
Ed Burke .Hi?
Louis Dick 165
John Paulsteiner Sr. 164
Jacque Roth . 162
Frank Lewis . 162
Bud Brown 162
Bob Forsyth. 161
Gene Skinner . 161
Ralph Van Guilder 160
Ken Porter 158
Week's High Scores
High 10
Ralph Van Guilder 205
Louis Dick .198
Bob Forsyth . 195
High 30
J. Paulsteiner Sr. 539
Louis Dick . . ■ 539
Ed Burke. 537
Marty Kowalski 533
WOMEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE
Won Lost
Moody's Rowdys .59 25
Werner's Market. 49 35
Kenai Sales .. 46 38
Colleens 46 38
McMullen's Marvels 45 39
Muller's Plumberettes .41 43
Legion Auxiliary 38 46
Alley Acettes . 37 47
G.A.A. 32 52
Gutter Gussies .. 27 57
Team High 10
Kenai Sales .1032
Werner’s Market .1029
G.A.A.1029
Muller’s Plumberettes .1008
Team High 30
Kenai Sales .2979
Moody’s Rowdys 2970
Alley Acettes .2390
Individual High 10
Agnes Janikula 221
Mae Hoy . 218
Martha Eads 207
Individual High 30
Mae Hoy . 531
Martha Eads . 528
Steve Bedford 498
High Game for Week
Phyllis Sheldon 200
Zoning Petition
Circulating
“March 10, 1950
“To the Honorable Mayor and
Common Council of the
City of Seward:
“The following undersigned
property owners or residents of
the City of Seward, Alaska, do
hereby petition that an ordin
ance be adopted that after its
passage no additional liquor li
censes be issued for locations
within the city than now exist
in the area as bounded by Rail
road Avenue and Second Ave
nue on the South and West, and
Monroe Street and Sixth Ave
nue as bounded on the North
and East in said city; any loca
tion in the named area to be ex
cluded by said ordinance.”
“(Signed) 126 Names.”
To the People of Seward:
“The above petition is an in
itial step in procuring zoning
for the City of Seward. The need
has been evident for the past ten
years. To encourage people to
build and improve their proper
ty the community must offer the
assurance that their neighbors
will not depreciate their efforts
by erecting unsuitable struc
tures. There should be set aside
throughout the city places or
districts for different types of
buildings and businesses, in or
der that the city may grow and
prosper.
‘‘This petition concerns the
liquor licenses to be issued in
the district outlined. Do you
think we have enough or would
you like to have a bar or cock
tail lounge opened up next door
to your home? The city cannot
rightfully disapprove additional
licenses without enacting new
restrictions, and to legally set
aside an area or the number of
businesses of a type without be
ing discriminatory, must enact
restrictive measures concerning
all.
‘ Zoning can be accomplished
only by the interest and coopera
tion of the people of Seward—If
you are interested do something
about it!
“(Signed) Eugene N. Lanier,
Mayor.”
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VALUABLE GIFT TO U OF A
An anonymous gift of 100
shares of Packard Motor Com
pany stock has been received by
the University of Alaska, accord
ing to Dr. Terris Moore, presi
dent.
“We are particularly grateful
to our anonymous Alaskan don
or, as this gift shows a stimulat
ing interest by an Alaskan in
the Territory’s university,” Dr.
Moore stated.
The donor’s letter of trans
mittal stated that the annual
earnings of the stock shall be di
vided equally between the Uni
versity of Alaska library, with
special emphasis on Alaskan ma
terial, and the scientific library
of the Geophysical Institute.
Dr. Stuart L. Seaton, director
of the Geophysical Institute,
stated, “This is indeed a wel
come gift. It will enable us to
buy books that we could other
wise not afford for our Geo
physical library.”
In a personal note to the presi
dent, the donor wrote, “I sin-1
cerely hope that this gift of in-;
come-producing stock will en
courage other Alaskans to make
gifts to the University, in keep
ing with what Alaska has done
for them.”
‘‘In all universities in the
States, endowments play a large
part in annual scholarship
awards,” he continued. “Endow
ments provide monies to estab
lish and maintain special pro
fessorships and to finance re
search projects. Practically ev
ery university has a memorial
chapel, a school or college made
possible by the generosity and
public spirit of one or more lead
ing citizens. I hope this will soon
be true of the University of
Alaska.”
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SEWARD, ALASKA
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Seal and Sea Lion Hunts - Fishing and Hunting Trips
Picture Taking - Sightseeing
Contact Mark Walker or Call Mad. 168
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