Hospital Patients
P.-itients at the Valley Pre
bvterian Hospital this week in
elude George McFeelev. George
Bellafontaine, Russell Smith
Mrs. Grace Olson, James Har
ris, Jr., Lawrence Bowers Traf
fi Praffin, Frank Colobuffalo
Valerie Ulrich, Ginger Rat
Fowler, Gordon Thomas, John
P. Weisenberger, Charles Shy
and Nancy Coffin.
legal Notice
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT rvt
THE INTERIOR, DUmEAUOT ZanJ
MANAGEMENT. Land Office ££do
.V^U,a^SthandC°rt-“^:
K„!?OT!Ct; F0R publication
wnnlm by *lvrn ,hRt CHarle.
william Armstrong entryman. of Haines
Lisle H Atr'hPr , olth hts
Edward K °f W?s,,lB Alaska and
Edward E. Carney of Wasllla Alaska
^dSUeITtt^!0d* fl1a‘ Pr°°f on hls homf
" ^ ^ °/a*e s<‘rial Number
nn!*0r a tract o{ land described as
^'iSlY '4V_SE,iSWV->' SW.SE's. Sec
Ilrl.’o Towmsh|P '1 North, Range 2
West. Seward Meridian *
eortUInlng lMM acres. and It is now in
Aia.l. * Land °"ia‘ Anchorage,
Alaska. Any person, corporation, or as
sociation having or asserting any ad
verse interest in, or claim to, the tract
a"y port thereof sought, may
file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur
ing the period of publication or wltftin
30 days .hereafter, under oath, an ad
v:rsV‘«Jm letting forth the nature and
extent thereof, and such adverse claim
ant shall, within sixty days after the
filing of such adverse claim, begin ac
tion to quiet title in a court of com
ment Jurisdiction within Alaska, and
thereafter patent shall be issued in
courtrm*ly WlUl 1116 final decree of ‘he
ALFRED P STEGER
Chief. Lands Section
12^19*2* Maich 15' **• 28• April 5 and
LN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOP THE
STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDI
CIAL DISTRICT
STATE OF ALASKA. >
Plaintiff. )
VS. )
9 091 ACRES OF LAND, more or loss >
Township 23 North. Range 4 West. )
Seward Meridian, located in the )
Palmer Recording Precinct CHARLES >
W^CHANEY and ALL UNKNOWN )
OWNERS.
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Defendants )
NOTICE OF FILING COMPLAINT
Civil Action No. 62-88
TO: Charles W. Chancy
owner(s) and part(lcs) in interest des
cribed in the complaint and in the
declaration of taking in this action
I.
This notice of filing complaint is
herewith served upon you pursuant to
Rule 71 A(d >, Federal Rules of Civil
Procedure, as adopted by reference by i
Sec. 1, Ch. 134. SLA 196d The deliver’. !
of this notice and its service has the
same effect as the delivery and service
of summons and complaint under Rule j
4, Rules of Civil Procedure. State of !
Alaska.
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You are hereby notified that a com
plaint has heretofore been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior ;
Court for the Third Judicial Distric*
at Anchorage. Alaska. for the taking
of certain property hereinafter descrih
**d In which jou have or claim an in
terest.
nr.
The property to be taken in which
you have or may have an interest is ‘
riecessarv for: the construction of a :
Federal Aid Highway designated as Al- 1
aska Project No F-035-2<7) Willow
Creek N to Jet. FAS 564 W. Talkectna.
IV.
The tract to be acquird tn which you
have an interest u* described in the
complaint, which description Ls attach
ed hereto as an exhibit
V
The person known c*? have or claim
an interest in the property is Charles
W. Chaney.
VI.
The in^ere.ct in th*' property to be
taken is an interest in fee simple ab
solute
VII.
The plaintiff will, at the time of fil
ing its complaint, file its declaration of
taking of said land, thereby vesting
title in fee simple absolute to said
land In tne State of Alaska and will
deposit in the registry of the court
the estimated compensation therefor.
The amount estimated to be just com
pensation for parcel in which you have
«*r may have ar» interest is One Dollar
<$1,001.
VIII
The authority for the taking is found
in Title 57. Ch 7. ACLA 1949. as amend
«*d by Ch. 91. SLA 1953 and Ch. 9. SLA
1957: Ch. 58. SLA 1953. as amended by
Ch. 84. SLA 1555 and in Ch 152. SLA
1957.
IX.
You are further notified that if you
desire to present any objection or de
fense to the taking of your property
you are required to do so by filing an
answer pursuant to the provisions of
Rule 71 A. Federal Rules of Civil Pro
cedure. If no objection is filed within
twenty (201 days, then an Order to Sur
render will bo signed ana issued by a
judge of the Superior Court.
X
But without filing an answer, you
may serve on tne plaintiff s attorney a
notice of appearance designating the
proeprty in which you claim to be in
terested Thereafter you will receive
notice of all preceding* affecting it. At
the hearing before the three commis
sioners to be appointed by the court to
determine the issue af just compensa
tion, whether or not you have previous
ly appeared or answered you may pre
sent evidence as to the amount of the
compensation to be paid for your pro
perty and you may share in the dis
tribution of the award
DATED at Anchorage, Alaska, this
23 day of January, 1962.
RALPH E MOODY
Attorney General
By Mary Frank
Assistant Attorney General
ISSUED this 23 day of January. 1962.
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
/£/ By CIJDO TOONEC
Deputy
EXHIBIT * A"
TRACT DESCRIPTION
CHARLES W. CHANEY
PROJECT NO F-035-2(7)
from Willow Creek N lo Jet.
FAS 584 W of Talkertna
PARCEL NO A-178!
A portion of the southwest of the
southwest '4 of Section 17. Township 23
North. Range 4 West. Seward Meridian,
more particularly d« r.rribed as follows:
BEGINNING at a point distant N 35'
E 715.71 feet from the southwest
corner of said Section 17, said point
being distant S fc7°32 W 2*>0 feet from
Engineer's centerline Station 1300 + 00
of the Alaska Railroad to Sunshine
portion of the Willow to Cantwell
Highway, ns recorded. Thence (1». N
2“28 W 730 feet, more or less, along
a line pare lie! with and 200 feet left
from said centerline to the intersection
thereof with the northerly lint of said
southwest of the southwest l».
thence (2). easterly : feet, more or
less, along laid Paid line to the inter
section thereof with a line parallel
'with and 100 fo t right from said cen
terline; thence <3i. S 2-28 E 1230 feet,
more or less, .dong last said line to
the intersection Ciwivof witn the
Southerly line of said Section 17;
thence (4). westerly 300
loss along last said line to the inter
section thereof with a line parahe.
with and 290 fe«t left from said « n
ti-rltne; them* <8), N 7T7» W 590 feet,
more or h-w. to the point of b^gm
nlrvt. ountalnfc* 9 **1 acres, more u«
published March 1. S and 16.
By Killy Johnson
! in addition to meeting at the
i Wasilla school for the borough’s
; session, members of the VFW
Auxiliary held their election
! March 5. Mrs. L. J. (Christine)
| Smith was named president, j
! Other officers elected were:
I Mrs. John (Maxine) Vickary
ous, senior vice-president: Mrs.
Waldo (Thelma) Erickson, jun
ior vice-president; Mrs. Eloy I
(Maggie) Garcia, treasurer;
Mrs. Henry (Joan) Cactus, sec
retary; Mrs. Neil (Jane)
Browne, three year trustee;
| Mrs. Pat (Mae) Carter, two year j
! trustee; Mrs. Eldor (Marie) I
Hulke, one year trustee; and
Mrs. Jake (Teresa) Wright, con-:
ductor. The Auxiliary will
sponsor a bake sale at Teeland’s!
Country Store March 17. Pro-!
ceeds will go to the Matanuska 1
Valley Crippled Children’s As
sociation and the Auxiliary
needs donations, so do what
| you can.
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Last week someone hit a1
moose on the hill in front of the ■
Wasilla Post Office and just left'
it without reporting to the pro
per authorities. Just a few feet
feet from the doorstep of our
state patrolman, too.
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Hey, Homer Mayo, this is j
too much. Just three weeks |
ago Homer broke a bone in one i
leg. A week later, not being |
content (seemingly), he broke ;
a bone in the foot of his other
limb. Better stay out of the
meat slicer, friend.
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This one couldn’t be “skip- |
ped”. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. (Skip)
Fuller of the Rainbow Lakes ;
road, have a darling bald-head- '
ed baby boy, born to them
January Hi.
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On Sunday, March 18, there
will be a Civil Defense meeting
at the Big Lake Baptist Church,
located at the Big-Lake Hous- j
ton junction. ^
Mrs. Elaine (Harold) Harris
of Cottonwood road left for I
Harlam, Ky. on February 10 j
to be hospitalized. She will be !
there for some time yet and in ,
speaking to Harold your report- I
er learned that she would just
love to hear from her friends
and neighbors. Elaine receives
the FRONTIERSMAN each
week so to insert a message:
“We sure miss you and seeing
your very friendly face and
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Believe II or Net!!
FOUR CORNERS
Tasfee Freeze
Opens Saturday March (7
10 A.M. to CLOSING-7 DAYS A WEEK
Congratulations to Archie from Pat,
Alma and Dean at Matanuska Hotel
and from Virginia at the Hotel Coffee
Shop
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hearing your hearty greeting.
We pray that you shall return
sooner than scheduled. Enjoy
that wonderful sunshine and
think that through the rays
there are thoughts of you
transmitted. K .T ”
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At the Wasilla Athletic.
Awards banquet last Saturday,
Mr. Petersen Wasilla School su
perintendent introduced the
guest speaker, C. R. Hartman,
principal of Orah Dee Clark
school in Anchorage. He em
phasized character habits; be
ing a leader, not the small boy
at the other end of the leash
of a St. Bernard dog. Mr. Hart
man pointed out that basketball
practice was a better place
mischief of some kind. He en
couraged students bearing
down a little harder on
homework and study not
for the memory of what we
learn, but more for the habit
of study. To set a goal and
drive for it, but not to step on
anyone to get there . . . Those
receiving awards were: Larry
Teeland, Ricky Ingram, Jerry
Bowens, Pete Hjellen, Billy
Gilbertson, Deicky C irl, Larry
Hill, Ted Hadfield. Joe Leon,
Dennis Calhoun, Pat Patterson
and George Harbeson. A very
human interest incident occur
ed when the team presented
team Coach Lee Turner a tro
phy whiih was one of size and
beauty.
Joseph Huma. a student at
tending Palmer hi school from
Kenya, Africa was guest speak
er at the Wasilla PTA meeting
Monday night. He spoke on ed
ucational conditions and ex
plained the system in Kenya.
He is an amazing phylosopher
on his own right and answered
members during the question
and answer period with much
grace and surety.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Friday, March 16
Wasilla Lions. Hallea Lodge, 8
p.m.
Monday. March 19
Wasilla VFW, VFW hall, 8 p.m.
Big Lake PTA, Big Lake school,
8 p.m.
Thursday. March 22
Wasilla Grange No. 2. Comm,
hall. 8 p.m
Follow in the footsteps of an
other and you’ll never get
ahead.
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Women Bowlers
Make Good Show
Although a number of panics
remain to be bowled in the
Women's State Bowling
Tournament being held in An
chorage, Palmer women bowl- '
ers made excellent showings
this past week-end in their
i team events, as well as in the
I doubles, singles, and all-events.
The Four Aces team is in top
position in Class B; Mac’s
i Plumbing in second spot and ,
; Mrak Coal and Wasilla Lockers '
| are tied for top in C Division, j
| Lois Weldon and Barb Lacher j
are in second place m Class A
doubles; Gerry Perez and Mil
lie Marple in top spot in B
division. Bernice Kuoppola and
Katherine Steel hold top spots
in A division .-ingles and Jerry
Hamrick is in second spot in
the B division singles and Neo
la Bower leads the C division
singles. Lavonne Goodrich
leads the B division scratch
Dog Musters Hold
Practice Races
Practice races are being held
at Big Lake each Sunday by
members of the Aurora Doer
Mushers Club. The public is
invited to turn out and watch
the mushers. Races are held
in the vicinity of the Big Lake
Lodge over about an eight-mile
course.
The races are being held to
maintain the interest of the
mushers arc! it is hoped that at
least one more big race can be
held before the season closes.
EMERGERENCY RUNS
Fire Calls
March 11: Dry run to Co-Op,
smoke backing up when
chimney damaged by wind.
Ambulance Runs
March 6: Grace Olson, Finger
Lake resident* to hospital
March 12: Lawrence Bowers.
Mrak Coal Mine to hospital
Alpine Trail Seme
Phene AL-8-22T7
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THANK YOU NOTICE
I ■' sh to t ike this mt'inr. i'
tho k earn man who v.orked m
diligently in helping me out at
the scene of my accident. Only
bv the graces of the Good Lord
and your quick thinking that
I am here today to write this
seemingly small token of
thanks to all of you. Also my
thanks to Dr. C. C. Bailey, the
nurses and ambulance crew,
who also were there to offer
their services.
You and this experience I’m
sure will never be forgotten.
Lawrence Bowers and family
Millions strike out iu ...
mighty effort to strike it
rich, quick.
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