Hunting, Fishing, trapping Feet
Take Big Jump Under State Control
New State licenses far sport
fishing, hunting and trapping will
be required July 1, 1959, C. L.
Anderson, Commissioner of the
Alaska Department of Fish and
Game, has announced.
The State licenses and fees are
as follows: Resident sport fishing
$5.00; Resident hunting $7.00;
Resident hunting and trapping
$10.00; Resident hunting and sport
fishing $12.00; Resident hunting,
trapping and sport fishing $15.00.
Visitor’s special sport fishing li
cense (valid for ten days after
date of issuance) $5.00; Nonresi
dent and Alien sport fishing li
cense $10.00 ; Nonresident hunting
$10.00; Nonresident and Alien
hunting and sport fishing license
$20.00; Nonresident and Alien
hunting and trapping license
$100.00.
State tags must be procured for
each animal by all Nonresidents
and Aliens, in addition to acquir
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mg their proper license before
hunting big game.
The fees for the tags are as
follows: Brown and Grizzly bear
$75.00; Polar bear $150.00; Black
bear $10.00; Deer $10.00; Moose
$50.00; Sheep $50.00; Walrus
$100.00; Elk $25.00; Goat $25.00
and Caribou $25.00.. A tag shall
be affixed and sealed to the ant
lers or cape in such a manner
that it cannot be removed or re
used.
For the purpose of these regu
lations, a resident is a person who
has resided in Alaska continuous
ly for one year immediately pre
ceding application for a license.
No sport fishing lisense shall be
required for any person under
•the age of 16 years. No hunting
or trapping license shall be re
quired for residents under the age
of- 16 years. Nonresident persons
do not enjoy this exemption.
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State license and tags shall be
come valid on July 1st and expire
on the 31st day of December 1959,
with the exception of the visitor’s
special sport fishing license.
Although on July 1 the Alaska
Department of Fish and Game
will assume the dominant role in
the licensing of sport fishermen,
and hunters and trappers, several
forms of the long-standing Federal
license requirement will continue
in effect until at least January
1, 1960. These are the nonresident
alien hunting* fishing .and/or
trapping licenses at a reduced fee
of $1.00. These licenses will be
available at the same locations
where State licenses are sold.
No Federal hunting or fishing
license is required of a resident
of Alaska. Any nonresident or
alien* regardless of age, is re
quired to have a Federal license
in his possssion prior to hunting
or fishing .
In addition to the State tag,
Federal regulations require wal
rus hunters to purchase special
The Community Baptist Church
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REV. JOHN MOLLETTI, PASTOR
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7:30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m., Wednesday
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Fleder&l walrus lice nebs: $25.00
for residents; $50.00 for nonresi
dents. These may be purchased
upon application to the Fish and
Wildlife Service, Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and Wildlife, Juneau.
Alaska.
Nonresidents and residents of
Alaska are required by Federal
Regulations to procure export per
mits prior to shipping big game
animals or game birds from Alas
ka. These permits will be avail
able at all field stations .of the
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries
and Wildlife.
Sky Diving, a Big Parade, Con
tests, Tug of War, Soap Box Derby,
Water Exhibition, Little League
Baseball Game, Coronation Ball
and Fireworks—All Add up to a
Big 4th of July.
Sixty Turn Out
For Swim Classes
More than 60 children turned
out Monday for the first swim
classes held this year. The classes
were held at the Deveau's swim
ming pool.
According to Chief of Police
Vickery, who is conducting the
classes, the children showed con -
siderable enthusiasm. He divide#
the boys and girls into separate
groups for instruction.
“Any child who can swim a little
and would like to learn to swim
better ,can report at the pool from
3:30 p.m. until 4 p.m. and I will
give them instructions,” the Chief
stated.
Swimming classes are held un
der the auspices of the American
Red Cross.
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