PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
Bowling seems to have taken
a firm hold in Palmer, with five
leagues rolling each week at the
ORalmer Bowling Center. The
mixed couples team that rolls
on Monday night, the Palmer Pin
Poppers, start the week’s bowling
and are coming up with some
good totals. Mac’s Plumbing
team, firmly entrenched in that
first spot, is being pushed by
the Bert’s Drug team. The Pin
Busters, another mixed couples
team, are having a lot of bowling
fun on Tuesday nights, with the
Oddballs leading in first place,
closely, followed by the Lams.
On Wednesday nights one of the
mens’ teams (Pioneer League)
and the Midnight Belles (an all
woman league) are rolling, and
Thursday evening the Valley
League (another mens league)
roll.
Pin Peppers
(Monday 6:45 p.m.)
Team Won Lost
Mac’s Plumbing-10 2
Bert’s Drug ---.9 3
No. 6 - -7 5
Mat. Hotel Bar--5 7
No. 1_—-3 9
No. 5 - 2 10
Hgh team single, 789, was roll
ed by Bert’s team; high team ser
ies by Mac’s with a total of 2221.
Ken Westenbarger (Bert’s Drug
team) had high man single game
of 233 and high series with 615;
Irene Vasanoja, bowling on team
No. 5 had high single and series
for the women with 216 and 585.
Pin Busters
Tuesday—6:45 p.m.)
Team Won
Oddballs __-.8
Larn - --7
Alleycats __-—4
Goof Offs -_--3
No. 2 _—_-1
Bluebirds ---1
Lost
0
1
4
5
7
7
High single game was taken
by the Oddballs, 773, they also
took high team series with 2158;
Mans high single and series by
Harvey Cooper with 221 and 616;
Bev Schroeder took high woman’s
single and series with a 210 and
545.
Midnight Belles
(Wednesday 9:15 p.m.)
Team Won Lost
P. Bowling Center — 7 1
Moose --5 3
No. 6 _1—_5 3
Marada Mates -5 3
No. 2 1 7
Mat. Hotel __1 7
High team series was rolled
by the Palmer Bowling Center
gals who also took the high team
series, 855. Doris Finn was high
with a 198 single and a 505 for
her series.
Pioneer League
Seven board members were
Team Won Lost
No. 5 - 7 1
Legion - ---5 3
Matanuska Hotel -4 4
M.V.F.C.A. __3 5
Alaskan TV -3 5
AP&H GOOSE BAY ..2 6
High game, Bob Johns, Team
5, 212; high series, Johns, 569.
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PLATS, SUBDIV SIONS
DEDICATES act
(This is the third installment
of the publication of the Terri
torial law regarding the controll
ing of plats, subdivisions and
dedications which is being offer
ed for the convenience of read
ers of this newspaper.)
SECTION 3 JURISDICTION
AND POWER OF BOARDS. The
Boards of Platting shall have jur
isdiction over platting and sub
dividing as herein provided, and
shill make ahd publish rules and
regulations to implement the
grants of power herein contained.
SECTION 4. PROCEDURE ON
PLATS. The platting authority
shall approve or disapprove the
plat of subdivision or dedication
within 60 days after the filing
thereof, or shall return such plat
to the applicant for modification
or correction within 60 days from
the date of filing thereof; other
wise, such plat shall be deemed
to have been approved and a cer
tificate to that effect shall be
issued by the platting authority
on demand; provided, however,
that the applicant for plat ap
proval may consent to the exten
sion of such period. The ground
of disapproval of any plat shall-*’
be stated upon the records of the]
platting authority.
SECTION 5. INFORMATION
REQUIRED. Every plat, subdivi
sion or dedication shall show
initial point of survey, orginial
or re-established corners, with
description of them, and actual
traverse showing area of closure
and all distances, angles and cal
culations required to determine
initial point, corners and dis
tances of the plat,
SECTION 6.— PENALTIES:
Whoever, being the owner or
agent of any land located with
in the subdivision, transfers,
sells, or agrees, or enters into a
contract to sell any land in such
subdivision, whether by refer
ence to or by other use of a plat
of such subdivision or otherwise,
division has been prepared in full
unless and until a plat of such
compliance with the provisions of
this Act and of subdivision reg
ulations adopted hereunder and
has been approved by the platt
ing authority having jurisdiction
and has been recorded in the of
fice of the U. S. Commissioner,
as provided herein, shall be guil
ty of a misdemeanor, punishable
by fine of not more than $500 for
each lot or parcel so transfered
or sold or agreed or included in
a contract t6 be sold; and the
. diseription by metes and bounds
I in the instrument of transfer or
j other document used in the pro
cess of selling or transferring
shall not exempt the transaction
from such penalty or from the
limits herein provided. The plat
ting authority may sue to enjoin
such transfer or sale or agree
ment to sell, and may recover
the said penalty by appropriate
action in any court of competent
jurisdiction.
It shall be unlawful to file or
record any such plat of subdivi
sion in any public office unless
the same shall bear theron, by
approval of the platting authority
and any person, partnership, or
corporation violating this pro
vision shall, on conviction there
of, be fined not more than $500,
or be punished by a term of im
prisonment of not more than
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COURT NEWS
Commissioner's Court
Rex E. E. Gjertson received a
30-day suspended sentence, when
found guilty of a charge of false
ly obtaining benefits under the
Alaska Employment Security
law. He will make restitution of
$360.
John D. Jergenson was fined
£10 on a territorial police com
plaint of driving without a valid
license; and received a 30-day.
suspended sentence and had his
Iriver’s license suspended for
five days on a second complaint
five days on a second complaint
jf negligent driving.
Warren A. Benbow was fined
£10 on a territorial police charge
pf driving without a valid li
cense.
Oscar F. Jurgeleit was fined
£50, suspended and given a 60
iay suspended sentence when
found guilty of a territorial po-‘
lice complaint of disorderly con
iuct.
Harold A. Kenny received a
30-day sentence when found
guilty of a citizen’s complaint of
larceny.
Name Officers
For Legion, Inc.
Dr. Foster R. Sims and George
E. Smith were re-elected to
three-year terms on the board of
directors at the annual Incorpor
ation Meeting of the Matanuska
Valley Post No. 15 American Le
gion.
Seven board members were
elected. T. A. Moyer was elected
to a two year term and Don Mal
son was re-elected to a one year
term. Fred Everett, Jr., L. P.
Rorrison, and Roland McIntyre
were re-elected to the board of
directors but tied for the length
of their terms. This will be set
tled at the next board meeting.
Following the election of the
board the directors named the
following officers: G. E. Smith,
president L. P. Rorrison, vice
president, and T. A. Moyer, sec
retary-treasurer.
six months, or may be subject to
both such fine and imprisonment.
SECTION 7. DEFINITIONS.
| For the purpose of this Act, the
term “street” or “streets” means,
relates to and includes streets,
avenues, boulevards, roads, lanes,
aleys. and other ways; “subdivi
sions” means the division of a
tract or parcel of land into five
or more lots, sites, or other divi
sions for the purpose, whether
immediate or future, of sale or
building development, and in
cludes resubdivision and when
appropriate to the context, re
lates to the process of subdividing
or to the land or area subdivided.
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being held by the Alaska Gener
al Assembly of the Church of God
got under way on Monday of this
week and will continue through
Sunday. The Rev. W. E. Reed,
executive secretary of the Home
Mission Board of the Church of
God is the featured speaker at
camp.
The public is invited to join
rthe camp for conferences, ser
vices, handcrafts, and recreation
which are planned for each age
group.
LOCAL LEGIONNAIRES
ATTEND CONVENTION
Among the hundreds of Leg
ionnaires attending the Depart
ment of Alaska American Legion
Convention being held in Seward
this week are five members of
the Matanuska Valley Post. They
are: Fred Everett, Jr., L. P. Ror
rison, Don Malson, John Weisen
berger, and T. A. Moyer.
The regular meeting this
Thursday evening has been post
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