Sat., Nov. 20, 1948—Seward, Alaska
PONIES SCAMPER OVER
HARDWAREMEN FRIDAY
The High School Ponies scored
12 points in a 3 minute overtime
period to beat the Hardware bas
ketball team 57 to 45 after a game
in which the lead see-sawed be
tween the teams. The score was
tied at 45 to 45 at the end of the
4th quarter in last night’s game.
Complete Line of
PARKER and SHEAFFER
Pens and Pencils
also the
SHEAFFER FINELINE
Ball Point Pens
$1.50
Names Engraved at no
extra cost.
J. Vic Brown & Sons
"The Alaskan Jewelers"
Adams 74 Arcade Bldg.
THE MART
VARIETY
General Merchandise
Houseware — F ootwear
Firestone
Tires — Batteries — Paint
Try Our . . .
Sold at .. .
YOUR GROCER’S
25c
Plus Bottle Deposit
SeivarJ -Dairy
Miss Dangler Leaves
Today For 4-H
Congress In Chicago
Phyllis Dangler of Seward, a
high school sophomore whose
brother won a trip last year, left
this morning for a trip to Chicago
as a regard for excellence in 4-H
club work throughout the year.
Phyllis will leave Anchorage on
Monday, November 22, via air
lines, and will remain in Seattle
till November 25, when she will
board a train for Chicago to be
there on time for the opening of
the convention.
She was awarded the trip as
winner of the clothing achieve
ment contest sponsored by Spool
Cotton Company, who will finance
her trip from Seattle to Chicago,
the round trip ticket from Anch
orage to Seattle being donated by
Alaska Air Lines.
Only three other 4-H’ers from the
territory won awards this year,
with awards for gardening, food
preparation, and poultry raising.
Miss Dangler will be accom
panied to Chicago by Miss Mari
lyn Johnson, 4-H Home Demon
stration a gent in the territory.
Miss Johnson will begin a vaca
tion in Chicago, leaving the four
Alaska 4-H delegates in charge
of Mr. Lorin T. Oldroyd, Director of
Extension of the University of Al
aska.
Last year Richard Dangler,
brother of Phyllis, won the trip to
Chicago as the award for excell
ence in poultry raising. While
this is the 27th annual 4-H Con
gress, it is only the second year
the trip has been offered to 4-H
club members of the territory.
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I to the traveling public.
Bank of
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TRAINS LEAVE SEWARD
Thursday and Saturday
at 7:30
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MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
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Skating Rink
Plan Submitted
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should be made towards securing
music, preference being for juke
box.
Regarding probable accidents to
: skaters and possible suit for dam
ages, suggest securing insurance if
not too costly. If not insurance,
then each family sign notarized
waivers absolving the organiza
tion from liability for injury sus
tained in the building.
If the committee sees fit, each
organization should deposit $50 or
$100 before starting, to defray ex
penses. The Lions Club has the
I skates. Probably additional chil
| dren's skates should be purchased.
Only fiber or wooden rollers should
; be secured.
j An agreement should be drawn
up and signed by each committee
; member representing his or her or
| ganization which makes them
' equally responsible for this ven
ture.
The Skating season would be for
four month;. January, February,
March and April, with an earlier
start, if possible to arrange all de
tails in time.
This winter's season of skating
will give the young population of
Seward a much needed recreation
^ and at the same time be a trial run
1 from which future activities may
! be governed.
The committee would necessarily
have to get the Council's okay be
fore taking action. They would
j govern any other sport such as
basketball, indoor baseball, volley
ball. etc. They would be elected
for this winter's season. The future
would depend on what could be
accomplished this winter.
If possible hire some one person
to be in charge of the building and
attend to skaters.
The following organizations
could be expected to each send a
representative for the administra
tive committee:
Seward Volunteer Fire Dept.
Parent-Teacher Association.
Junior Woman's Club.
Lion’s Club.
Chamber of Commerce.
Bill’s Club.
Council Hears Facts
On Housing Project
At last Monday's meeting of the
City Council the first thirty min
utes of the meeting were closed to
the public while *Mr. Foley of the
Jones Auditing Company of An
chorage made known to members
I of the council the figu>-c; on the
status of the Vet*n;.is’ Housing
Project.
The audit was made necessary
I by the sudden departure of former
| manager of the project, P. J. Fails,
i The figures made known at the
j meeting were given in an informal
report and will be published as
soon as the report is made com- j
plete.
The remainder of the meeting
was open to the public.
Mrs. O’Brien of J. Vic Brown and
j Sons, Jewelers, left on Thursday
morning’s train for Anchorage on
i a business trip.
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Telephone Adams 92
Pickup & Delivery
Cleaning
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Classified Advertisements
Because the cast of Classified Advertising is so small—ISc per line for the first
insertion—the Seward Seaport Record is going on a cash basis for future advertise
ments for customers who have no established accounts for display advertising or
job printing. Minimum ehargo, 30c.
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
BUILDING 25 by 51 feet with water,
sewer, and electricity on approximately
one two-thirds acre plot, $2000. Also
a few Choice acre lots with water, sewer
•Hid electricity. See Charles Cobcrly or
James, A. McCracken, formerly Infan
try Area. -40-4p
OK RENT: In Hope. New house, four
room ev|uiv. Completely wired, oil fur
nace, next door to school. See Hal
Thornton or Mr. Brenner. 28tfc
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
1046 \V 11,1,VS Jeep, 15,000 miles total:
new throughout. Price $1250. Term-.
Hut 23, Vets Housing. 21tfc
FOUND
DOWN filled jacket. November 4, near
Mile 13. Owner identify coat and pay
for this ad at Seaport Record office
in Seward. 36tfc
CAMERA Si.v-t size. Owner may
have camera by cntifving and paying
for this ad. Inquire Seu'arii Seaport Re
cord 32tfc
SARGENT door key and heavy pocket
knife. Identify at Seaport Record
fice. Main 168. 3 7tfc
FOR RENT
NEW 3 ro.im apt. with bath. Overlooking
the bay. Call Madison 03. 40tfc
EIGHT housekeeping rooms. Clean, bright,
warm. Ocean V tew Rooms. Main 185.
3Itfc
WANTED
GOOD model A Ford for cash. Box 723,
Seward. 39-40, 1, 2. 3. 4
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FOR SALE, MISC.
FIIjILCO table model ra<>ioq>honograph
combination; 2 chests of drawers; floor
.lamp; record cabinet; various household
items. Dr. Valle, Seward Sanatorium.
40-4 lp
KASY washing machine and laundry tubs.
$100. Call Madison 155. 38 39-40c
CATE MODEL Kienmore washer, excel
lent condition, 2 tubs, $90; one crib mat
tress. Call Main 168. 37tf
LARGE Duo-Therm oil heater, good con
dition. inquire Alaska Shop, Mrs.
Lillie James. 39-40c
NEW Oldsmobile car radio. Call Monroe
152. 26tfc
IRONING BOARD, $7.00; crutches, $3.50;.
!,-r down lined coat and hood, rain
. if. si/e 20. $45.00; men’s hats, large,
med and blocked, $1.00 each. Inquire
Seward Seaport Record, phone Main
168. 26tf
Down Filled Coats .$32.50
Down Filled Caps .. 5.25
Ski shoes, pants, parkas, mitts, sticks,
wax; pair of crutches included with
orders for 5 pairs of skiis.
ANDREW’S
SURPLUS STORE
35tfc
LOST
M.ALKMUTE pup six months old. male.
Call Seaport Record. Main 168. 39-40p
SIX months male grey huskie ‘‘Ricky,”
Reward. Call Madison 179. 40-41
SPECIAL SERVICES
FAINTING ami PAPERHANGING. J. B.
Coble. Phone Garfield 5- 82tfc
NOTICE
I WILL not be responisblc for any bills
contracted hv anyone other than myself
after November 18, 1948.
(Signed) Martin L. Gorcsen 40-rp
GOLDFISH & TURTLES IN STOCK
NOW! T.D.S. — Telegraph Delivery Service
Flowers
By
SEWARD FLOWER SHOP
Day Phone—Main 99
Night Phone—Madison 167
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Bunch’s Liquor Store
(Formerly Babcocks)
Now Open for Business
Your Patronage Solicited
Inez Balderston, Owner
Headquarters For
Sporting Goods — (Electrical Supplies
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
Jackets
Sleeping Bags
Cameras, Binoculars
Guns, Ammunition
Fishing Tackle
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD
MOTORS
BURCHCRAFT BOATS
Life Preservers
WESTINGHOUSE
Ranges, Refrigerators
Water Heaters
Laundromat, Dryers
WIRING MATERIALS
ONAN LIGHT PLANTS
LIGHT PLANTS
FAIRBANKS WATER
PUMPS
BENDIX AUTOMATIC
Washers, Dryers. Irorrers
DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SERVICE
RADIO REPAIRING
KfNAL ELECTRIC
P.O. Box 357- Phone: Adame 137
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