Grand Ole Opry
Star Visits Here
Little Jimmy Dickens of the
Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Ten
nessee, has returned to Tennessee
after a number of personal ap
pearances in Alaska.
While here “Little Jimmy” was
a guest at the Houston homestead
of Jimmy and Marcene Simpson.
Jimmy Simpson appears with the
Far North Jamboree program on
Radio station KBYR each Satur
day night, has several records
out and is going to Nashville in
November to record additional
records which will be released
shortly after. Little Jimmy Dick
ens has had a number of record
hits, including ‘"Me and My Big
Mouth” which is riding high on
the charts note, and is being play
ed on Jimmy Simpson’s Saturday
night shows.
Local Man Wads
Arizona Girl
The marriage of Miss Velma
Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Inel Johnson, of Tuscon,
Arizona to Roger Woods, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woods of Pal
mer, has been announced.
The wedding was held May 31
at 8 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian
Church in Tuscon.
Th bridegroom graduated
from the University of Arizona
this past January. His bride
graduated from Tenipe College,
with a home economics major.
The couple will reside in Tuscon
RESEARCH OFFICIALS
TO VISIT ALASKA
Dr. D. V. Lumsden of Washing
ton, D. C., director of the Terri
torial Experiment Station Divi
sion, and Dr. E. R. McGryran,
also with the Agricultural Re
search Service of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, will
visit Alaska between June 14
and June 30.
They will make a thorough
study of Alaska’s agricultural re
search programs, it was announc
ed by Dr. Allan H. Mick, direc
tor of the University of Alaska
Agriculture Experiment Station.
The visitors will be in the Pal
mer and Anchorage vicinity be
tween July 17 and 24, following
a three-day visit to the Fairbanks'
area. They plan to tour the Kenai
Peninsula in the Homer area'
June 25-27.
In addition to confering with
Dr. Mick and extension and ex
periment personnel, Lunlsdeh
and IMcGovran will consult with
Governor Mike Stepovich and Dr.
Ernest N. Patty, president of the
University of Alaska.
Dr. Lumsden is a widely recog
nized authority oh ornamental
plants, their propagation, culture
and use in landscape design. His
present assignment covers experi
ment station work in Alaska,
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is
lands.
where Mr. Woods is employed
by the LaRoche Pharmaceutical
Company.
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PALMER BOWLING
LEAGUE REPORTS
3
4
‘ 6
10
12
13
Bowlers and bowling fans are
enjoying the league bowling be
ing held four nights each week
at the Bowling Center. Standings
are changing a little as team
totals change. Team standings
at the end of last week were as
follow's:
Palmer Pin Poppers
Team Won Lost
Mac’s Plumbing -13
Bert’s Drug —_12
G & G Drilling--.*10
Mat. Hotel Bar -6
Ho. 1 _ 4
No. 5 —.—-3
Mac’s Plumbing, high single,
763; G & G Drilling, high series,
2167; Ken Westenbarger, high
single, 223; V. Gallant high sing
le, 101; high series, Lee Gohr, 580;
high series, V. Gallant, 500.
Pionees League
Team Won
Legion ——--12
M.E.A. _11
Alaskan TV -8
ML V. F. C. A. ..-8
A. P. & H_5
M. H. L. ..—4
High single game, Haynes
high series, Rt>y BrOck, 524.
Pin Busters
Team Won Lost
Oddballs ___10
Larn _—-9
Goof Offs _6
Alley Cats --5
No. 2 i_..._4
Bluebirds ...-2
High team single and series,
Larn—646 1732. High single,
men, Harve Cooper, 200; high
series, men, R. Brock 553; high
single and series for women, N.
Huston. 179—475.
Lost
4
5
8
8
11
12
200;
Valley League
Team Won Lost
Elks 15 5
Tips __12 8
Moose .. -_ ..9 11
Kirk’s Sales -9 11
M.T.A. 9 11
Sheep Mt. V--J-6 14
High team series and game
(with handicaps), Tips, 3017-1040.
High single game (scratch), Glore,
222. High game series (scratch),
Coates, 601.
Midnight Belles
Team Won Lost
P. Bowling Center_11 1
Bowling Bgs__7 5
.VI a rad a Cafe _7 5
No. 2 _ 5 7
Moose __5 7
.viatanuska Hotel _1 11
High team single and series,
ream No. 2 880—2495. High sin
gle team Marge Posticheck, 208;
nigh game series, Gladys Hayes,
558.
RESTAURANT UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
Mrs. Dena Jameson, formerly
of Los Angeles, has leased the
Palmer Cafe and Fountain and
is operating the restaurant from
7:30 a m. to 7:30 p.m. daily Mon
day through Friday. Saturday
the hours are 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
and closed on Sunday. Mrs.
Jameson said she will feature
home made pies and rolls.
PUTS, SUBDIVISIONS
DEDICATIONS ACT
Chapter III
Vacation of Plats and Streets
SECTION 1. PETITION. No
plat of any area shall be altered,
amended or changed, except up
on petition of the owners of a
majority of the land to be there
by affected, showing the changes
contemplated. No street, alley or
public thoroughfare or any part
thereof shall be vacated, except
upon p'etitidns of the owners of
the majority of the front feet of
the land fronting upon the part
of the street, alley or public
throughfare sought to be vacated.
Such petitions shall be filed with,
the Clerk of the City or of the
Platting Board, praying that the
plat, addition or subdivision or
part thereof, be amended, replat
ted or vacated, or that the street,
alley or public thoroughfare or
part thereof be vacated. The peti
tion shall be accompanied by a
plat, draft or a copy of the exist
ing plat, showing the proposed
amendment, replat Or vacation.
SECTION 2. TIME AND
PLACE OF HEARING: NOTICE.
Upon the payment of the costs
thereof, the Clerk shall fix a
time for the hearing of the peti
tion which shall not be less than
thirty nor more than sixty days
after the filing, and shall cause
a notice to be issued under his
hand and the seal of the platting
authority stating when and by
whom the petition was filed, the
object thereof, and the time and
place of the hearing. The notice
shall also generally describe the
plat, addition or subdivision
sought to be amended, replatted
or vacated, or the street, alley
or public thoroughfare or part
thereof sought to be vacated. This
notice shall be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks
in a newspaper of general circu
lation published within the larg
est governing area in which the
land is located: the Clerk shall
also mail by registered mail a,
copy of such notice to each of the
owners of the affected property
not joining in the petition as
shown by the records in the pro
perty taxing office of the largest
jurisdiction in which the land,
plat or addition or subdivision is
located, at the addresses there
shown.
SECTION 3. HEARING, DET
ERMINATION AND ORDER. At
the hearing, the platting author
ity shall inquire into and deter
mine the merits of the relief pray
sd for and make such order as
justice and the public welfare
require.
SECTION 4. NEW PLAT TO
BE FILED: ORDER OF VACA
TION. If the amended plat or re
plat be approved, it shall be filed
and recorded with the Recorder
af the Recording District where
the property is situated and
thereafter shall be the lawful
plat. Should the plat, addition,
subdivision, street, alley or pub
lic thoroughfare or part thereof
be vacated and not otherwise al
tered, or replatted, it shall only
be necessary to file with the
said Recorder the order or resolu
tion vacating the same and the !
Recorder shall thereupon note !
he original plat and part so va- !
:ated.
SECTION 5. TITLE TO VA- j
IATED AREA, STREETS, PUB- :
Lie SQUARES, The title to the
street or other public area va
cated shall attach to the lots or
lands bordering on such area in
equal proportions, except that
where the area has been origin
ally dedicated by different per
sons, original boundary lines
shall be adhered to so that the
street area which lies on one
side of such boundary line shall
attach to the abutting property
on such side, and the street area
which lies upon the other side
of such boundary line shall at
tach to the property, on such other
side, provided, however, that all
that portion of a vacated street
which lies within the limits of
a platted addition shall attach to
the lots of the platted addition
bordering on such area. If a pub
lic square is vacated, the title
thereto shall vest in the inde
pendent school district wherein
the square lies or if it lie:! with
in a city, then it shall vest in
said city for the use of said
city or school district, to be used
and disposed of as other public
lands. If the property vacated is
a lot, lots or tract, title thereto
shall vest in the rightful owner
SECTION 6. REPEAL OF CON
FLICTING ACTS. Section 16-0-t
and 16-6-2 ACLA 1949 shall be
and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
Approved March 30, 1953.
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