Seward’s
Campaign
The home of Charles and Barbara Cole was chosen
by judges of the CITY BEAUTIFUL Campaign this week
as worthy of the first weekly award for home improve
ment.
Artistic landscaping with native stones and the well
kept appearance of the small residence were given as
main reasons for the judges1 choice.
This week's award is five dollars in merchandise
to be selected by the winners at the J. VIC BROWN
& SONS ALASKA SHOP, by whom it is being given.
HEY, KIDS!
Do you want to get a free ticket to the movies or the roller skating
rink? Well, here is how you can do it:
If you are under high school age, join the Junior Civic League and
help make Seward the cleanest, prettiest town in Alaska.
If each person does his part, we can do it. Just pick out a clean-up job
around your home or in your own neighborhood if possible. Be sure it is
something that will help the looks of that part of town. Plan carefully
what you are going to do. Then ask Mrs. James and Mrs. Cowan to inspect
the job before you begin work.
Pitch in an 1 Jo a real job. When you have completed it, ask for a
final O.K. When it is approved you will become a member of the Junior
Civic League and will be entitled to a free ticket to either the show or the
rink.
Until further notice there is no limit to the number of tickets you can
ea rn.
Call at Mrs. James’ office to arrange for inspections between 4 and 5
p.m. on school days and between 9 and 10 a.m. on Saturdays. The names
of ticket winners will be published each week.
EUGENE N. LANIER, Mayor
Let’s Make SEWARD the PRETTIEST CITY in ALASKA!
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