SPORT FISHIflS LIC-EnSES !
The twentieth Session of the A
laska Legislature passed an Act
(Chap# 93» S.L.A. 1951) which pro
vides for the licensing of Sport
Fishing in the Territory of Alaska;
said Act becomes effective July 1,
1951
Definitions, for the purpose of
the Act, are as follows:
(a) "Sports Fishing" shall be
construed to mean taking or fishing
for any fresh water, marine or an
adromous fish by angling or by other
legal means and legal gear for per
sonal use, and not for sale or bar
ter.
(b) "Resident" shall be constru
ed to mean a person who has resided
in the Territory for 12 months im
mediately preceding application for
such license and after having estab
lished residence, retains it by con
tinued residence in the Territory
or preserves it by not establishing
residence elsewhere.
(c) "Non-resident" shall be con
strued to mean a person who has not
resided in Alaska for the 12 months
immediately preceding application
for license or viio establishes his
residence outside of the Territory.
All licenses required under this
Act shall expire at the close of
the 30th day of June following their
issuance, and shall be renewed an
nually thereafter.
Licenses shall be Issued by the
Tax Commissioner or his Deputies,
to any qualified person over the
age of sixteen years upon receipt
of a lav/ful application accompanied
by the required fee. Persons under
the age of sixteen years are not re^
quired to obtain a Sport Fishing
License. The license fee for a Re
sident Sport Fishing License is $1;
For a Non-Resident Sport Fishing
License $3» and for an Alien Sport
Fishing License, $3. All resident
Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts shall
be exempt from all provisions of
the Act.
The Attorney General has ruled
that the Act also applies to Mili
tary porsonnal who engage in sport
fishing.
Failure to comply with the Act is
deemed to be a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof the offender
shall be subjedt to a fine not ex
ceeding $100.00 or imprisonment not
to exceed six months, or both such
fine and imprisonment. It shall
also be a misdemeanor for any person
to sell or buy any fish taken under
any license issued under the Act.
CITRUS CHIFFOn PIE
2 t unflavored gelatin
I/I4. c. cold water
1/5 c. sugar
1/3 c. lemon juice and orange juice
(equal parts)
Dash of salt
3 egg yolks
1/2 t. grated lemon rind
1/2 t. grated orange rind
1/4 c. sugar
3 egg whites beaten stiff
1 9“inch baked pastry shell
3/1; c. heavy cream
Soften gelatin in water, combine
1/3 c. sugar and fruit juices. Add
salt to egg yolks, and beat until
thick.
Add fruit juice mixture, beat
well. Cook in double boiler until
mixture coats spoon. Remove from
hoat, add softened gelatin, and
stir until dissolved. Add grated
rinds. Chill until partially sot.
Slowly beat l/l|. c. sugar into egg
whites. Fold into custard, and
pour into shell. Chill until set.
Whip cream, spread on top. Sprinkle
with orange rind.
The Alaska Housing Authority has
signed a contract with Associated
Builders of Seattle for the con
struction of 75 Low-Rent Housing
Units at Fairbanks , it vms announc
ed by £, Glen Wilder, Executive
Director.
An order to start work was issued
effective Monday June 25th and it
is expected that work by the Con
tractor will immediately get under
way.
This Project consists, beside-s
the construction of the 75 Low-Rent
family units, of the construction
of a management and maintenance
building, the construction of streets
and utilities within the site area,
and landscaping of the Project. The
Project has been named "Birch Park"
by the Authority.
Sai Kindgren
The total cost is one and one
half million dollars. The Author
ity, Wilder explained, is building
this Project under the provisions
of the Housing Act of 191+9*Similar
projects v/ill soon be started at
Juneau, Ketchikan and Anchorage, ho
said.
Miss Karin Pehrson, who has been
instructing Valley homemakers in
Swedish weaving will bo on the Uni
versity staff in the department of
Home Ec. for the summer session.