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19. Carol
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26. Ask
29. Sand hill
31. Serving girls
32. Possession of value
33. Simple
33. Produced
36. Flat bottom boats
39. American Indians
42. Indues weight
43. Malt beverage
46. Toward
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“SKY KING” TO
BE GUEST AT
FUR RENDEZVOUS
Santa Claus’s annual visit to
Anchorage will he followed by
that of another big hero out of
the wild blue yonder — tel
evision’s ‘Sky King.’
The Columbia Broadcasting
System star plans a roaring
trip to Alaska at the invitation
of the Anchorage Fur Rendez
vous and to the delight of
northland tenderfeet who og
gle this flying cow'boy each
Saturday at 5:30 p.m. over
KTVA, Channel Two.
Sky King, who is really Kir
by Grant, a rugged, Montana
born actor, is one of several
national TV personalities ex
pected at the 1964 Fur Rendez
vous, according to Farrell In
gram, manager of Greater An
chorage, Inc.
Announcements on several
others are forthcoming as
quickly as formal arrange
ments are complete.
Kirby, whose TV name is
Schuyler King, and his cute
blonde-haired niece, ‘Penny’,
took over the imagination of
the television viewing public
ten years ago. He's been work
ing at it ever since.
GEORGE (Little Foot)
ROSETTA
INVITES ALL HIS
VALLEY FRIENDS
TO DROP IN TO THE
Blue Mirror
COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Mt. McKinley Apts.-BR 8-9566
Anchorage
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Meet Mr. 1964! We hope
ifs going to be a happy year
for those we are
privileged to serve.
MAC'S PLUMBING & HEATING
MAC & MAGGIE
745-3780 Palmer
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WALT BRIGGS FUEL
745-3790
Palmer
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putting be$t
wishes into
orbit for a
happy Netv
Year. Our
thank» for your
kind patronage.
PALMER MACHINERY
Ralph & Duane Goodrich
Palmer
745-3520
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Houston-Willow News
This area will be “buzzin’.
cousin'’ on New Year's Eve. All
the lodges and lounges are pre
paring for a big night, and
committees of various kinds
are hard at work to make the
Homesteaders’ community club
New Year's Eve dance a big
success. The Graham Trio (for
lack of a better name) of Wil
low were engaged for the club
j by a committee headed by Jim
Sullivan and Basil Bryant.
Food, coffee and soft drinks
will be provided by a commit
tee of the club's ladies. Har
old Nelson will head the com
mittee on heat and care of the
; premises.
The music will be hot, t h e
floor will be smooth, the re
freshments will be delicious.
Young and not so young can
be assured a very good time.
! Entire families are welcome.
The highlight of the week
will be Dec. 27. when teen
agers will have their special
day. There will be ice skating
on the gravel pit pond in the
afternoon, and dancing and re
freshments from eight o’clock
| on that same evening at the
: Homesteaders’ Community
Club. The events are “engi
neered” by the local Junior
Hog Mushers’ Association un
der the chairmanship of Mrs.
Fay Harter.
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The next regular meeting of
the Homesteaders’ community
club will be the potluck lunch
eon on Jan. 8, 1964, at the club
building. A brand-new electric
clothes dryer is being raffled
off by the club on Feb. 2. Be
sure to get your tickets for this
drawing from any of the mem
bers. The dryer is on display
at the club building. Proceeds
will he used to help defray
building costs.
Mrs. Ruby Manion reported
that her husband, "Blackie,” is
still at the Valley Presbyterian
Hospital and is improving very
slowly from the stroke which
paralyzed his left side.
The Shellys of Talkeetna
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Berato over the Christmas
holidays.
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A fish and game meeting
was held at the Willow ele
mentary school. Guest speak
ers were Jack Didrickson, Lor
en Croxton, and Ron Batchelor
of the game division; also Dan
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McGinnis and Frank Stelanich
of the sport fish division a n d
Fred Smith of the protective
division. Game management
was discussed and slide? on
tagging moose were shown.
The Willow fish and game
board has chosen Glen Joehnvk
as its chairman and Helen
Rhea as secretary. Three other
board members are Paul Hi!
burn, Mr. Nelson, and Morton
Giles.
The next meeting will be on
Jan. 17 at 8 p.m., when Frank
Stefanich of Anchorage will
show movies of the fishing at
Bristol Bay.
appreciate
to Headships which
brightened
the past year.
t MAUD'S FLOWERS
In The Sims Bldg.
745-3913 Palmer
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Qt’s our pleasure
to send you our very
best wishes for the coming year.
ALPINE INN
PHIL & JEAN O'NEILL
Mile 61
258-2001 Glenn Highway
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Fish, Gama Beard Makes 24 Chafes
In Sport Fish Seasons, Bag Limits
Twenty-four changes in the
sport fish seasons and bag lim
its were made by the Alaska
board of fish and game at their
recent meeting in Ketchikan.
The regulations will become ef
fective about Feb. 1, 30 days
after being filed with secretary
of state Hugh Wade.
The allowing of t w o poles
for ice fishing and a number
of added year around Wishing
lakes on the Kenai Penin,ula
will interest the winter ang
lers. The two poles, now' al
lowed. may be used at any time
by an angler fishing through
ice. Each pole will be limited
to a single hook, however.
On the Kenai Peninsula,
Trail Lakes, Kenai Lake, the
Main Kenai River, Skilak Lake,
Tustamena Lake and the Sev
en Lakes Basin (7 lakes on the
East Fork of the Moose River)
will be open to year round
L.-hing. as compared to only
Tustamena Lake last year.
There are no other changes
with which the sport fisherman
must concern themselves be
tween early February, when
the changes become effective,
and early March, when the
new regulatory pamphlet wul
be distributed.
Of major interest to Cook
Inlet anglers wras the closure
of the Inlet and its dramat >s
to all king salmon fishing.
This can be considered a major
step in halting a downward
trend m the Cook Inlet king
salmon stocks, a trend which
has i.ot altered since 1954, des
pite increasingly stringent re
strictions imposed on fishe r
mcn.
The general open season
throughout Cook Inlet will be
gin on the third Saturday in
May.
ST. MICHAELS TO
OBSERVE NEW YEAR
New Year’s day, the Feast of
the Circumcision, is a holy day
of obligation for all Catholics
Masses at St. Michael’s Catho
lic Church in Palmer will be at
10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Fa
ther James P. Snead will be
celebrant at both masses.
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The Cook Inlet freshwater
salmon limit is three fish daily
and in possession, except that
six silver -almon may be taken
The ytui round season and
special ag limit for steelhead
on the Susitna River has been
removed.
Caswell Creek (Susitna
drainage) is closed to salmon
fishing upstream from one
mile a . r the Alaska Railroad
Bridge
Ship Creek is open to salmon
fishing in the tidal area Iroin
3C0 yards below the Chugach
Powe. Pli.nt dam.
Campbell Creek is closed to
salmor. !' -hing above the Sew
ard Highway, and its drainage
below the Highway is open to
salmon fishing from August 1
to September 30.
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Legal Notice
T' i FD STATES DFTPA RTMENT < F
rffE iNTCir.ro; fureau of ;.and
M ' NAGfTYTEN ’ Land OffW C
d . » Huildir , 555 Cordova Strtfl
Anchorage Alaska
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
N. ‘k? ;s he--*-by given that Mnhala
A<?!ihy Dirkeinn entryman, of
la, Al i ka. toge ther with his witness* s
WtPi.im F: Elkins of Wasilla. Aloska
ami Kenneth ft Giflow of Wa»illa. Al
aska has submitted final proof on hr;
homestead entry Anchorage Serial Num
ber <>14771 for a tract of land described
as
N' Sec 2f> T 17 N . R 2 *.V .
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containing 160 acres, and it is n • .v 10
th I K'S of the Land Office Anchor
age, Alaska Any person, corporation,
or a sociation having or asserting any
atfyerse interest in. or claim to, the
tract of land or any part thereof
sought, may file in the Anrhorag? Larvt
Office, during the period of punlica
t n or within 24) days thereafter, un
der oath, an adverse claim setting forth
th lature and extent thereof, and
such adverse claimant shall, within
s: ■*/ days after the filing of such ad
verse claim, begin action to quiet title
in 1 court of competent jurisdiction
v/]fhi 1 Alaska, and thereafter patent
shall be issued in conformity v. .th tN
.i’ l decree of th? court.
AI FRED P STEGER
Chiei La no; Section
Fh.‘ Dec 2f! 1963. Jar. 2. 9. 16. 23. 19H
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We’re ringing
in the New Year with
hopes that it
brings you a full
measure of
success and happiness %
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MERRITT & PH.LLIS LOIvlG
745-3314 Palmer
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tfftld • « • to ring in another new year ...
time to turn aside from workaday routine to
wish all our friends real happiness and prosperity. Your loyal
patronage is always genuinely appreciated, and we want you to know
how very much tee value our pleasant association. Flay it long prevail
EVAN JONES COAL CO.
"Producers of Alaska's Finest Coal"
258-2020 Sutton