U.S. FISHING LICENSE SALES
REACH NEW HIGH
The popularity of fresh-water
fishing in the United States
reached a new high during the
year ended June 30, 1952, with
the record sale of 17,127,896 ang
lers' licenses. Secretary of the
Interior Douglas McKay was ad
vised last week by Albert M.
Day, director of the Fish and
Wildlife Service.
In Alaska the sale of 43,495
fishing licenses brought $74,938.
Resident licenses numbered 29,
826; nonresident, 13,669. One
half of the revenue from hunting
and fishing license sales in Alas
ka is required by law to go into
“miscellaneous receipts” of the
United States Treasury, and the
remainder goes into the Terri
torial school fund.
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MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE
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1st Nat’l Ramblers 15 5
Seward Hardware 13 7
Gil’s Lounge 10 10
Seaport Record 10 10
Dreamland Bowl 10 10
Elks Club 10 10
Seward Trading 8 12
Sanatorium Five 4 16
Weeks high scores
Individual High 10
Gene Thorn 233
Jim Van Pelt 218
Marty Kowalski 210
Individual High 30
Gene Thorn 602
Marty Kowalski 567
Jim Van Pelt 554
Team High 10
Gil’s Lounge 991
Dreamland Bowl 969
Seward Hardware 957
Team High 30
Gil’s Lounge 2802
Seward Hardware 2787
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League Leaders
Bob Hendricks 179
Marty Kowalski 174
Jim Van Pelt 172
Gene Thorn 171
Louis Dick 171
Stan Niegemann 171
Jacque Roth 170
Dale Greene 165
Dick Kirkpatrick 164
Tony Murkowski 164
MRS. ALAN INGLIS HOSTESS
TO JUNIOR WOMEN
The Seward Junior Women's
Club met Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Alan Inglis for
the regular business session.
Jack Kelly and Vern Hoffman
were guests at the meeting and
explained the Volunteer Ambu
lance Corps which is currently
being organized. Mr. Kelly said
that the main tiling the corps
needs at present is money to pay
for repairs on the ambulance,
and more members. The Junior
Women decided to continue their
"Traveling Coffee Can,” which
was started last spring, for their
contribution to the corps.
The Cedar Chest project was
postponed until Mother's Day,
May 10, which will give mem
bers longer to complete the sew
ing for the project.
Refreshments were served to
the fourteen members present by
the hostess.
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National Guard
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or at SI 1.000 per year.
3. Local purchases amounting
to a minimum of $5,000 per year.
(Procurement alone spent $500,
000 in Anchorage in 1952.)
4. Unit payroll at-present is
$4600 per year. At full strength
this would be much more.
As an inducement to recruits,
Lt. Fuske holds out the excel
lent place for recreation. In
valuable training which is com
parable to the two years active
and four years inactive reserve
in the Army. According to a
recent ruling by the Selective
Service System director, Her
shey, men who enlist in the Na
tional Guard before reaching
draft age (18Vfe years) will auto
matically be deferred until
reaching the age of 25 years, 9
months.
Lt. Fuske did not stress the
last item because, as he said,
Selective Service rules have
been made and have been chang
ed before, but at the present
time this rule stands.
Alaska National Guardsmen
cannot be sent outside Alaska
for duty according to a federal
law. This also might prove an
inducement to recruits.
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and
EQUIPMENT
Motor Driven Hand Sander,
Disc Sanders, Edgers, Wire
Brush, Super Saw; also Paint
Brush Rental Service.
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LESKO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
City of Seward
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held on the
following tentative rate schedule for Telephone in the City of
Seward, at a meeting of the City Council to be held at 8:00
o’clock P.M., on Monday, March 2, 1953:
"ALASKA TELEPHONE CORPORATION
PROPOSED TELEPHONE RATE INCREASE
CITY OF SEWARD
Present
Rates
$12.00
6.00
4.50
3.00
2.50
Proposed
Rates
$12.00
10.00
6.00
5.00
5.00
Lines Type of Service
126 Main business
13 Main residence
72 2-party residence
38 4-party residence
22 6-party residence
ABOVE RATES BASED ON WALL TYPE TELEPHONES.
DESK TYPE TELEPHONES ARE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS (25c)
ADDITIONAL PER MONTH.
A. J. PROCTOR .
Director.”
Any interested parties are invited to attend the hearing to
be held in the Council Chambers.
Dated at Seward, Alaska this 3rd day of February, 1953.
SIGRID STEARNS,
Feb. 6,13-'53 City Clerk.
The
FLAMINGO
Cocktail Lounge
15 NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
COMING FEBRUARY 17:
Charley Ray—
Comic Piano Artist, now finishing engagement
in Honolulu,
and
Becky Cozzo—
Bass Fiddle Artist and Vocalist.
REMEMBER THE DATE — FEB. 17
The FLAMINGO
Seward's Newest and Finest
Located in the Theater Building — Geo. and Richie Giardina
Hubbard Public Accountants
Tax Consultant
Complete Tax Service and Assistance
Territory and Federal Returns and Estimates.
Bookkeeping and Audit Service Available.
Arcade Bldg. - Seward, Alaska
JOIN NOW ! !
YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO PASS UP THIS
OPPORTUNITY!
Members are entitled to:
1. TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES AT COST.
2. FREE SERVICE CALLS WITHIN CITY LIMITS.
3. DISCOUNTS ON ALL PARTS, ACCESSORIES.
For Further Information —
See HAROLD'S AUTOMOTIVE
Kaiser-Frazer Building — Fifth and Van Buren
A.P.M.A. — Ph. Adams 69