News From Moose Pass
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Has Tonsilectomy
Maurice Amundson of the Coop
er Landing area has been in poor
health for the past three months
and finally decided to see what it
would do for him to have his ton
sils out. He went to Providence
Hospital in Anchorage for the
Veteran’s Hospital couldn’t take
him before August 23 due to prior
appointments. Maury lost his ton
sils Friday, May 17 and was able
to come back home Thursday af
ternoon, May 23. He says that at
first ice cream was all he was able
to swallow but now he is feeling
so much better that solid food is
fine and Jthat he is also feeling
better generally. , ,
Mrs. L^eora Roycroft was not
able to cijme back to Moose Pass
as soon ds was thought possible,
so is staying on in Seward at the
home of (her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs.jBob Estes and Brenda.
I^are Moved Away
Mr. anjd Mrs. Russell J. Walter
and baby boy, who have been liv
ing in tfie Miller log cabin since
the first of the year, have moved
Delayed
legal notices
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND
i MANAGEMENT
Land Office
i Cordova Building
&55 Cordova Street
Anchorage, Alaska
Dote: May 13, 1963
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Under the provisions of Section
6(b) of the Act of July 7, 1958
(72 Stat. 339-343), as amended,
the State of Alaska filed applica
tions to select certain public lands,
more particularly described as fol
lows: '
Anchorage 058685, filed Feb
ruary 4, 1963—T. I5N., R. 14
W., Seward Meridian (Un
survey ed) \VV3 (excluding
any prior valid rights claims
or patented lands), containing
approximately 11,520.00
acres, situated approximately
5 miles west of Beluga Lake.
Anchorage 058686, filed Feb
ruary 4, 1963—T. 15 N., R. 14
W., Seward Meridian (Un
surveyed) EV2 (excluding
any prior valid rights claims
or patented lands), contain
ing approximately 11.520.00
acres, situated directly west
of Beluga Lake.
Anchorage 058688, filed Feb
ruary 4, 1963—T. 16 N., R. 14
W., Seward Meridian, (Un
surveyed) (excluding
any prior valid rights claims
or patented lands), contain
ing approximately 11,520.00
acres, situated approximate
ly 4 miles northwest of Be
luga Lake in the vicinity of
Triumvirate Glacier.
Anchorage 058734, filed Feb
ruary 18, 1963 (Unsurveyed)
Tp.s. 3, 4 and 5 N., Rs. 15 and
16 W., Seward Meridian. All
(excluding any prior valid
rights claims or patented
lands), containing approxi
mately 14,078.00 acres, locat
ed on Kalgin Island.
•One purpose of this notice is to
allow all persons claiming the
lands adversely to file in this of
fice their objections to issuance
of patent to the State. Such per
sons must serve on the Director,
Division of Lands, Department of
Natural Resources, State of Al
aska, 344 Sixth Avenue, Anchor
age, Alaska, a copy of their ob
jections and furnish evidence of
such service to the Anchorage
Land Office, Cordova Building,
355 Cordova Street, Anchorage,
Alaska.
Notice is also given that the
above described lands have, since
the aforementioned filing dates,
been segregated from all applica
tions and appropriations under
the public land laws, including
settlement under the homestead
and similar law's and locations un
der the mining laws. Settlements
and locations initiated on or after
those dates are null and void.
Alfred P. Steger
Chief, Lands Section
Pub. May 24-31, June 7-14-21,
1963.
to Spenard. Russell has been em
ployed in the Konikson logging
operation in the Cooper Landing
area while living in Moose Pass.
To Spend Summer Here
Mrs. Bessie Frinkman, grand
mother of Mrs. Robert Condit,
arrived in Anchorage on May 6
and visited with her daughter and
son-in-j ,v, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Epple of Eagle River, for a week.
On Friday, May 17, Mrs. Frink
man came to Moose Pass to make
her home for the summer in one
of the Bob Woods’ cabins. Mr. and
Mrs. Epple are the parents of
Mrs. Robert Condit and plan to be
in Seward for the summer where
Epple will be with the Alaska rail
way.
MORE BUILDING PROGRESS
MOOSE PASS — The process
of enlarging and remodeling Sun
rise Inn has been underway since
the fall of 1962 with Jim McMil
lion, Joe Moorcroft, Ralph Ronne
and Morry Moorcroft doing the
work. Five motel units have been
completed and five more are being
added. The kitchen and dining
room area are being remodeled.
The Inn, located adjacent to the
entrance of the Quartz Creek Re
creation Area, recently celebrat
ed the opening of a new cocktail
lounge.
IN NEW HOME
COHOE — The Eugene Smiths,
“Smitty” and Mary, have moved
into their newly constructed home.
Memorial Fond
To Honor Teacher
Is Established
A memorial fund to honor Web
ster Dickson “Dick” Griffing, Tus
tumena School teacher and presi
dent elect of the Kenai Peninsula
Teachers Assoc., was announced
Sunday during his funeral service
at the Kasilof Community Church.
Daniel Rempel, current presi
dent of the Kenai Peninsula
Teachers Assoc., in making the
announcement said that Griffing’s
widow, Mrs. Mildred Griffing, has
given her wholehearted support
to the project. She stated that she
regarded it as a great honor for
her husband and knew he would
have appreciated it.
This fund has been established
by the Kenai Peninsula Teacher's
Assoc, to perpetuate the memory
of a fellow teacher who set an ex
traordinary example for public
service to his community.
The fund will be used to pur
chase an award for an outstand
ing elementary student on the Ke
nai Peninsula each year. Full de
tails for the award will be pre
sented at the fall meeting of the
K.P.T.A., when the award will be
formally presented.
Contributions to the Webster D.
Griffing Memorial Fund may be
sent to Ira L. Miller, president of
the Tustumena Parent-Teacher
Assoc., at the Kasilof post office.
READY FOR FISHING
COHOE — The Bob Olsens and
the Peter Hatches are back on
their fishing locations.
SHELTER PROGRAM
AI>VAVCRS W ALASKA
T^e shaUnr *>vo«»rntn In Arnica
Ts bWa/? t\f tVwt In ottier states
of flip Pacific Northwest,. aroorrf
ii'» to a renort of rpo'Tnnnl offi
cials of the office of Civil Do
fense.
In the 49th state, 67 per cent
of shelter facilities are licensed
and 49 per cent posted, compared
with 5t and 48 per cent, respec
tively, for the region. Some 7,100
shelter spaces in Alaska have
been stocked with supplies.
NOW LOCALLY AVAILABLE
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