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Mrs. Swihwin
President For Year
Mrs. Vioia Swetmann was
hamed to continue as president
of Seward Community Library
Board in a meeting Wednesday
Sn the Library. Although not in
the city at present, Mrs. Swet
rnann is expected to return dur
ing the year.
Other officers named are Mrs.
Hazel Erwin, vice president;
Mrs. Tom Jones, secretary-treas
urer.
An auditing committee was
appointed at Mrs. Jones' request,
who is also succeeding herself
as secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Elsie Whitmore will con
tinue as Librarian. The Board
decided upon an inventory next
week and compilation ,eJ a sub
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Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays
I.O.O.F. Hall • Adams St.
N. G.. Art McKeough
V. G., George Kipsgard
Sec., tom Jones
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Meets
lst-3rd Wed. of Monti
Legion Log Cabin
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Meet 2nd & 4th Wed. of Month
OPEN DAILY S:00 P. M.
United Brotherhood of
CARPENTERS and JOINERS
Seward Carpenters* Union 2304
Telephone: Black 216
Meetings at Lutheran Church
Affiliated With A. f. of L
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of Month
James L. Reed — President
R. M. Bevan - Fin.-Sec. & Bus. Agt.
»AY SERVICE
Main 171 228 4»h Are.
Ject file. Ttii» work will be dbbe
by the librarian and members of
the Board .
The annual financial report
as presented by the treasurer
is as follows;
Report of Seward Community
Library, 1952
In accordance with Section 2,
Chapter 82, Session Laws of
Alaska, 1929, I hereby submit
the following report of all rev
enues, receipts and expenditures
of said Seward Community Li
brary for the period beginning
January 1, 1952, and ending De
cember 31, 1952.
Revenues and Receipts:
Dues .$ 311.00
Fines . 178.00
Payshelf . 51.35
Senior Woman’s Club
(rent) . 120.00
Christian Science Church
(rent) . 260.00
From Territory 150.00
Misc. Contributions . 52.62
Total Receipts.$1,122.97
Balance Last Report .. 634.09
Total Revenues $1,757.06
Expenditures:
Rent .$ 300,00
Salary of Librarian 440.00
Books Purchased, none of
which are of a religious
or sectarian nature. 335.45
Misc. Supplies. 137.75
Treasurer's Bank Balance
% December 331, 1952 .. 515.86
Cash on Hand . 28.00
$1,757.06
Bank Balance
Dec. 31. 1952, $515.86
Cash on Hand 28.00
Treasurer's Bal
ance. Dec. 31,
1952 .$543.86
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Recommendations
Sixteen members of Seward’s
sporting fraternity met with sev
en representatives of the Fish
and Wildlife Service Thursday
evening in the Methodist Church
basement for the annual F&WS
hearing to make recommenda
tions for presentation to the an
nual meeting of the Fish & Wild
life Service to be held in Juneau
beginning February 18.
Discussed and approved by the
group were the following recom
mendations:
No snares to be used after the
close of regular trapping season.
Report moose kills within five
days of kill in the entire Terri
tory.
Seasons: Moose, Sept. 1 to 15;
Mt. Goat, Aug. 20 to Oct. 31. Nc
change in laws governing mink,
otter, weasel, muskrat.
Closing of the Kenai Peninsula
to the taking of fox and lynx.
Closing the Kenai Peninsula to
the taking of beaver and marten
$k> changes were asked in
regulations pertinent to the tak
ing of grouse, ptarmigan, or mi
gratory birds.
A year-round open season on
bald eagles was requested by the
grqup.
Game fishes: Salmon in all
creeks, rivers, streams or fresh
water to be game fish. This rec
ommendation has met with favoi
at every hearing held so far this
year on the Peninsula. Bag lim
its for salmon were set at three
silvers, three reds, or two kings
daily. Possession limit, two daily
limits.
It was requested that Lower
Russian River be opened to sport
fishing during the regular sea
son.
Closed area recommendations
One-half mile from road centers
closed to big game. Game birds
and rabbits to be closed 100 feel
from road center.
Fish & Wildlife Service rep
resentatives at the meeting were
C. M. Carson and R J. Foldager,
Kenai Peninsula enforcement
agents; D. L. Spencer, Kenai
Refuge supervisor; Roger Allen,
Gordon Watson, Mr. Munson
and E. F. Chatelain, F&WS biolo
gists from Anchorage. Mr. Cha
telain conducted the meeting.
It is hoped that next year more
local sportsmen will attend the
hearing. Recommendations are
acted upon on the basis of the
number of votes for -or against
each.
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