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Editorial
BACK THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
By Dr. Alfred P. Haake
(Alfred P. Haake, Ph.D., May
or o£ Park Ridge, Illinois, is a
noted Economist, Business Con
sultant, Lecturer and Author.)
“Readin\ writin', and ’rithme
tic are still the bases of edu
cation. And we go to school to
learn them. Many parents could
equip their children with the
essentials of education, but the
job would not be so well done,
and in many instances would not
be done at all. Education is so
important to living that we
even have laws requiring chil
dren to go to school until they
have completed the rudiments
of education contained in the
eight grades.
No less important than the
training of the intellect in the
day school, is the inculcation of
sound moral principles and de
veloped capacity for spiritual
life in the Sunday School. Reli
gion is the most basic of all
ingredients in building charac
ter, and character is the key
stone of civilization.
That is why so many thought
ful parents send their children
to Sunday School. It is just as
important to train children in
the basic concepts of religion
and morals as it is to teach
them to feed and clothe them
selves. And the Sunday School
is the best and most effective
place to give them that training.
A nation whose children are
well-schooled in the great re
ligious principles that underlie
light living is far more likely
to endure through the ceaseless
corrosions of self-indulgence,
ignorance and careless living.
The ten commandments and the
two great commandments of the
Great Teacher, in whatever lan
guage or place they may be
taught and implemented, are
the surest antidote to the great
tide of materialistic atheism
sweeping over the world today.
We pay tribute to the Lay
men's National Committee for
its year after year emphasis
upon the importance of the Sun
day School in our national life.
To Senator Styles Bridges of
New Hampshire we offer con
gratulations and thanks for
carrying the responsibility of
Phone 37361
CARL J. HUTTON
Allorney-ai-Law
326* 2 4lh Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska
Room 4 - Pearl Bldg
Chairman of National Non
Sectarian Sunday School Week,
April 9 to April 15. For him and
his committee throughout the
nation we urge the cooperation
of lay and religious leaders
everywhere.
In these days of easy morals
and complacent neglect of prin
ciple for the less exacting pur
suit of expedients, the Sunday
School is more important than
ever. It is true that some teach
ers are not as well-equipped
and trained as they should be,
but the great band of earnest
souls who love truth and their
fellow men enough to sacrifice
their time and energy on what
must often seem a thankless
task, fully deserve the apprecia
tion and loyal support of the
millions of mothers and fathers
whose children have the pre
cious privilege oi atiencung bun
day School.
To those parents whose boys
and girls attend Sunday School
irregularly or not at all, we
urge a renewal of interest in
this vital adjunct to your home
training.
Let's send them all, or take
them all, to Sunday School this
week and through the weeks
that follow. Let's give the Sun
day School a real opportunity.
Discuss with your children what
they have learned, and even
learn those lessons yourselves.
Adult classes in the Sunday
School are excellent training
opportunities for lay leadership
in the church world.
Let’s lay another foundation
stone for the future moral
strength of our nation, by send
ing Johnny and Molly to Sun
day School this week. And may
the swelling lists of boys and
girls registered in S u n d a v
Schools all over the land, in
all denominations, creeds and
faiths, build a monument to the
awakening interest and appre
ciation of America for the time
less imnortance of helping our
youth to become aware of God.
A son. weighing seven and
a half pounds, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Petrovich of Sew
ard. at the Seward General Hos
pital on Wednesday, April 4.
The young man was named
David Rustad.
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“Our minister is calling this afternoon, Bertha.
Straighten up things and dust the Bible.”
WOMAN'S CLUB TO HAVE
BAKE SALE APRIL 14
The Seward Woman’s Club
has scheduled a bake sale to be
held at McMullen's Store on
Saturday, April 14, commencing
at 11 :U0 a.m.
The present day old-fashioned
woman has been described as
one who tries to make one hus
band last a lifetime.
It may be flat, but this old
world certainly is on edge.
NOTICE Or DELINQUENT TAXES
for the Years 1946, !947, 194S, 1949
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE
CITY OF SEWARD, ALASKA, FOR THE YEARS 1346, 1347,
1943, and 1949.
Bv Order of the COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Seward,
Alaska,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tnal the Delinquent Tax Roll
of Real Prop r y in the City of Seward. Alaska for the years 1946,
1947, 19 46. and 1943, as hereinafter set forth, has been completed
ai d is no.\ open for Public Inspection at the office of the Munici
pal Clerk, in the City Hall, 3181'2 Fourth A\ nun . Seward, Alaska;
and that on or about the 13th day of April, 197)1, said Delinquent
Tax Roll will be presented to the District Court for the Territory
of Alaska Third Division, and application will thereupon be
made for judgment and Order for the Sale of all such lots described
in said Del in jutnt Tax Roll for the years 1946, 1347. 1943, and
1949 upon which the taxes have not been paid at that time.
( t : % will be added to th< cos shown to be de
linquent on tk. to lowing iist. and 1 do HEREBY CERTIFY that,
by Resolution didy adopted bv the Common Council of the City
of Seward, Alaska, the undersigned was directed and authorized
to cause to be published in the Seward Seaport Record, at Seward,
Alaska, for a period of four successive weeks, this Notice.
IN TESTfMONY WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand
ar.d affixed the official seal of the City of Seward, Alaska, this
12th Fay ol March, 1951.
SIGRID STEARNS,
Municipal Clerk,
C. y 01 Seward,
Alaska.
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