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WOMAN'S
HANDICAP LEAGUE
ROUND ENDING NOV. 8. 1952
Team Standings
Won Lost
Lesko Bros. 21 7
Dreamland Bawl 15 13
Seward San 14 14
Norine’s 14 14
The Diner 14 14
Gil’s Lounge 13 15
Legion Cab 11 17
Doyle’s Colleens 10 18
Team High Game
The Diner 883
Individual High Game
Phyllis Sheldon 215
Team High Series
Lesko Bros. 2565
Individual High Series
Phyllis Sheldon 597
Top Five Averages
Norinc Reed 165
Donna Martin 158
Beryl Wagner 144
Andy Thorne 141
Myra Lesko 141
Inger Watsjold 141
FOR SALE
1941 GMC PANEL—
New rubber, good heater,
new battery, winterized.
Engine runs like new. $295
NEW RECORDER—
Magnetic tape. Complete
with microphone $95
$500 ACCORDION
1952 Soprani. Five bass and
six treble switches, built in
mute. This is brand new.
Will sell on terms.
Call MAIN 55
after 7:00 p.m.
Telephone Polk 1G6
McRae Concrete
Products
P.O. Box 621
SEWARD, ALASKA
Expert—
WATCH REPAIR
and
ENGRAVING
Jeweler
Established 1910
— FOR RENT —
WORKING TOOLS
and
EQUIPMENT
Motor Driven Hand Sander,
Disc Sanders, Edgcrs, Wire
Brush, Super Saw; also Paint
Brush Rental Service.
Your Glidden Dealer
LESKO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
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MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE
ROUND ENDING NOV. 5, 1952
Won Lost
Dreamland Bowl 21 7
Seward Hardware 21 7
Elk’s Club 16 12
Seaport Record 13 15
Gil’s Lounge 12 16
Ramblers 12 16
Seward Trading 12 16
Sanatorium Five 5 23
Weeks High Scores
Individual High 10
Marty Kowalski (new season)234
A1 Torvanger 197
Bob Hendricks 194
Team High 10
Seward Hardware 963
Elk’s Club 958
Dreamland Bowl 951
Individual High 30
Marty Kowalski (new sea$on)607
573
545
2772
2681
26! 7
Bob Hendricks
Oscar Watsj-old
Team High 30
Dreamland Bowl
Seward Hardware
Ramblers
League Leaders
Bob Hendricks
Marty Kowalski
Gene Thorn
John Paulsteiner Sr.
Louis Dick
a cal King
Dale Greene
Jacque Roth
Jim Van Pelt
Dea Yolante
181
173
172
171
1 tit!
167
166
166
165
164
Team Standings
Week Ending November 12, 1952
Won Lost
Seward Hardware 4 0
Gil’s Lounge 4 0
Dreamland Bowl 3 1
Sanatorium Five 3 1
Elk’s Club 1 3
Seward Trading 1 3
Ramblers 0 4
Seaport Record 0 4
Dispatcher on duly 24 hours a
day—so leave your packages at
NORTHERN CAB STAND while
continuing your shopping.
MORE ABOUT . . .
Rental Property
(Continued from Page 1)
affected by the rent-program.
Mr. Clay explained that the
rent program is not a freeze of
rents, but that rent levels pre
vailing in the community on the
base date of August 1, 1952 will
establish the level of rents, and
rents may be adjusted upwards
or downwards to correspond
with that level. He said, “In
short, the program is primarily
a local program, and the local
rate prevailing on August 1 will
be the rate to which we will
attempt to adhere." The levels
will be established by a local
rent advisory board, members
of which will be appointed in
the near future. Through the
life of the program, rents can
be adjusted to provide for in
creases or decreases in services,
or for property improvements
and similar reasons.
The new program will be ini
tiated on Monday, November 17,
Mr. Clay said. On that day, the
registration period will be open
ed at the rent office, which is
to be located at the fire hall.
During the registration period
only those rental units not pres
ently registered at -the rent of
fice have to be registered: that
is. all units constructed since the
beginning of February 1947 and
all hotels, motels, rooming hous
es. trailer spaces, and other units
for transient occupancy have to
be registered. Mr. Clay stated
that all rental units in the area
will have to be registered either
through past registration or as
new registrations during the reg
istration period.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
gratitude to my many friends
for the expressions of kindness
and sympathy at the time of my
recent bereavement.
EUGENE N. LANIER
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Film in Color
Enjoy an hour and a half picture of big game
and fishing on ihe Kenai Peninsula.
Lecture by Photographer
Cecil Rhode
SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL
NOVEMBER 13
8 O'CLOCK *P.M.
Admission: Adults 1.25
Children 25c
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WOMEN'S BLOUSES
BOYS' SHOE PACS
CHILDREN'S PARKAS
CHILDREN'S COWBOY BOOTS
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WORK PARKAS ea.
ea. 1.00
ea. .50
pr. 6.75
ea. 14.95
pr. 5.95
ea. 1.00
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Equipment for Outdoorsmen
P.O. Box 381
Seward, Alaska
NURSES TO MEET
The regular meeting of Dis
trict 2, Alaska Nurses Associa
tion will be at the home of Mrs.
Elsie Blue next Tuesday, No
vember 18. Preparation of the
quarterly publication “Alaska
Nurse” will be a subject for dis
cussion.
Barbara Bedford and family
have returned after a long trip
Outside. They spent several
weeks in Billings, Montana,
where Barbara had medical
treatment. Then she attended
the Trienniel Convention of
Eastern Star as the Seward
Chapter delegate. She reported
to the Chapter on her trip last
Monday night, showing dozens
of souvenirs of the convention.
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