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Cenier Theatre
Under New Management Announces
GET ACQUAINTED NIGHT
Sunday, January 21 -7:30 P.M.
Free Admission
Come One, Come All - Outstanding
Fifm Program Being Planned
Come and Get Acquainted!
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PIONEERS MEET
THIS EVENING
Male residents of the area
who have been residents of
Alaska for at least 30 years,
are invited to attend a meet
ing of the Pioneers of Alaska
to be held tonight in the
lounge room at the Palmer
Elks home at seven thirty.
It is planned to take the
initial steps in forming a
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo for
this area .
Heinie Snider of Wasilla
| former president of the
Grand Igloo of Alaska, en
courages all eligible persons
to attend the meeting. How
ever, anyone not able to at
tend the meeting who is
interested in the formation
of a local Igloo, is asked to
call Mr. Snider at his home
in Wasilla.
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MOOSE PLANNING
TEENAGE PARTY
Teenagers- of the area are in
vited to attend a Teenage Plat
ter Party to be held at 8 p.m.,
Saturday, January 20 at Moose
hall. The party is open to teen
agers age 13 to 19 and those
who do not have membership
cards may apply for one at the
door. The party will be super
vised through the Palmer
Moose organization, sponsors of
the party.
SEEK BACKSTAGE HELP
The Valley Theatre Guild is
seeking assistance from persons
willing to help backstage; not
only on the nights “Lo and Be
hold” will be presented, but in
preparing the sets before those
dates. The sets are pretty well
ready, with only a few changes
needed. Persons interested are
asked to contact Midge Melen
dy or Jack Riley.
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PALMER MOOSE WILL MEET
THREE TEAMS THIS WEEK-END
By Pat Eppler
This week-end the Palmer
High School basketball team
will travel to the Kenai Penin
sula for games with the Kenai,
Homer, and Kodiak high school
teams.
The Palmer Moose this past
week-end met the West Anch
orage Eagles in a home-and
home series. Mike Shupe and
Larry Porter led the Eagles to
a double victory over the fast
improving Moose by scores of
57-50 and 62-32.
Friday night’s game gave
the hometown Moose fans
plenty to cheer about; at the
; half the visitors led by only
; three points. However, as the
I third quarter progressed West
1 began to click and at one point
I led by 15 points. In the final
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period the Moose staged a last
ditch rally, which in the end. |
fell short by seven points. ;
Lynn Puddicombe, playing his
best game of the season, scor
ed 18 points for Palmer team |
Porter and Shupe led West with
14 points each.
Eagle Coach Bill Martinsen,
obviously impressed by the Pal
mer team, commented just be
fore Saturday night's game in
Anchorage "... Palmer show
ed plenty of strength and the
team is improving with each
game. I expect the Moose to be
even tougher tonight. Remem
ber, they almost beat East An
chorage last month and they
could be just as tough against
us. especially if we should let
down for a minute or two.”
The second game proved a
long night for the Moose as
West completely dominated the
play. The Eagles demonstrated
a well-balanced attack with
three men sharing the scoring
honors. Bob Fowler paced the
Moose team with 11 points.
PATIENTS' LIST
Persons hospitalized at Val
i ley Presbyterian Hospital this
! week include George McFeeley,
! Randall Melton, George Bella
j fontaine, Janet Edgerton, Juan
Miller, Russell Smith, David
Myers, and Daniel Siminoff.
• Elk population of Washing
ton is estimated at 30,000.
ANNOUNCE PUNS
FOR SKI SCHOOL
Because of the growing in
terest in skiing in the valley
area, weekly ski instruction
classes will be offered to skiers
of all ages, starting Sunday,
January 21, it was announced
this week by Harvey E. Cooper
of Anchorage.
Cooper, who will be instruct
ing the classes, is a member of
the Pacific Northwest Ski As
sociation and has received in
structor training under Hans
Metz of Anchorage, ski instruc
tor trainer and owner of the
Hans Metz Ski School.
Classes will be held on the
ski slope at Little Susitna.
starting this Sunday, from 1:00
to 3:00 p.m. and registration
may be made at that time, or
| by calling PI 5-2190 after 6
j p.m. There will be instructions
j for beginners, intermediate and
advance skiers. Classes will be
kept at a minimum number to
permit more time with each
individual, Cooper said. Costs
of the lessons will be: Six two
hour lessons, $20; three two
hour lessons, $11; or $4 for each
single class lesson. Private in
struction will be offered at
$7.50 per hour.
Classes will be held each
Sunday afternoon; however, if
sufficient interest Is shown,
Saturday classes may be held,
he added.
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Bingo
Tuesday - 8 P.M.
ELKS CLUB
$
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NOTICE TO MINING CLAIMANTS
The Bureau of Land Management, United States Depart
ment of the Interior, pursuant to application Serial No.
A-052879 filed by the State of Alaska to select lands described
as:
T23 N., R. 4 W„ S.M. located in Susitna Valley area, has
found a number of mining claims to have been recorded
for lands within what appears to be the area described
above. The Bureau has, after diligent search on the ground
and contact with persons residing nearest the lands and
parties familiar with the general area, been unable to
locate any of the following listed claims or claimants:
Date of
Locator Location
F. D. Kelly 8/ 3/21
E. D. Lee
■F. D. Kelly 8/ 3/21
E. D. Lee
Jacob A. Johnson 7/16/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/17/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/17/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/19/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/13/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/15/13
Jacob A. Johnson 7/19/13
Don H. Goodman 6/ 9/45
.Bert Olsen 1/20/43
Bert Olsen 1/20/43
.Bert Olsen 2/ 5/43
Ruth Goodman 6/ 9/45
Ruth Goodman 6/ 9/45
-Mrs. Bert Olsen 6/ 9/45
-Don H. Goodman 6/ 9/45
Bert Olsen 2/ 5/43
Carl Soderberg 4/28/20
.Carl Soderberg 5/ 5/20
-Carl Soderberg 6/ 2/20
-H. S. Lucas 10/25/17
.Marion Bruce 9/ 8/17
•H- S. Lucas 10/25/17
.ErikOstman 10/25/17
. Martha Marion Bruce 10/25/17
Unless within thirty (30) days of the date of this notice,
information is received by the State Director, Bureau of Land
Management, Cordova Building, Anchorage, Alaska, concerning
any of the above-listed claims, they will be presumed to have
been abandoned, and, all else being regular, title to the lands
selected by the State will be transferred to the State of Alaska,
Signed: Warner T. May,
Land Office Manager
Published January 18 and 25, 1961
Claim Name
Ragtime No. 1 _
Ragtime No. 2_
Blossom No. 2 _
Gold Tulluride_
Gold Tulluride No. 1_
Veta No. 3_
Blossom No. 4 _
Blossom No. 3_
Veta No. 4_
No. 2 Above Discovery
No. 1 Above Discovery
Discovery _
No. 1 Below Discovery
No. 4 Above Discovery
No. 3 Above Discovery
No. 4 Below Discovery
No. 3 Below Discovery
No. 2 Below Discovery
Discovery_
No. 1 Above Discovery
No. 2 Above Discovery
Dawn of Hope No. 1_
Prince Albert No. 1_
Dawn of Hope No. 2_
Ambition No. 1_
Prince Albert No. 2_