BUILDINGS SALE
ON ELMENDORF BASE
Seventeen excess buil dings on
Elmendorf Air Force base no
longer required for government
use will be offered for sale to
highest bidders “as is, where is,”
by the Real Estate Division of
the U. S. Army Engineer District,
Alaska. Inspection of the build
ings may be arranged with the
Real Estate Division of tire U. S.
Army Engineer District, Alaska,
P. O. Box 1288, Anchorage.
Buildings must be removed from
the Base before August 31.
New Sewing Shop
To Open Here Soon
A new shop, “Shirley’s Sew
ing Yardage,” Valley Street,
will soon be opened. Shirley and
Ray Puhl have been remodeling
and have added a “wing” on to
their home which houses Shir
ley’s sewing center. Shelves are
being 'constructed to hold color
ful yardage, and at one end of
the shop is a neat little “try-on
room"’ with a full length mirror.
Watch for Shirley’s opening date
ad in this newspaper.
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SUMMER LEAGUE
BOWLING UNDER WAY
League bowling got under way
at the Palmer Bowling Center
a week ago tonight, with six
five-man teams bowling as the
Valley League. The Palmer Elks
picked up four points in their
first game. Marking the men’s
high scoring was Sorenson, who
had high series of 548 and Haines
had the high single game, with
215. Both bowlers roll for Tip’s
Bar. The Elks rolled a total of
1990; MTA, 1928; Tip’s Bar,
2330; Kirk’s Sales, 1916, and
Sheep Mountain A.C.S., 1871.
Team Standings are:
Team Won Lost
Palmer Elks_4 4
M. T. A. __ 3 1
Tip’s Bar __3 1
Kirk’s Sales _1 3
Palmer Moose _ 1 3
Sheep Mt. ACS_0 4
This same league will be bowl
ing again tonight, starting at
6:45 p.m. and continuing until
9:15. Bowling fans are invited to
turn out and watch this and all
other leagues.
On Monday night of this week
the mixed-couples league got
under way with six two-couple
teams rolling three games each.
Totals and team standings will
be reported next week. This
league will be bowling each
Monday, starting at 6:45 p.m.
Last night a second men’s
league rolled their first games.
This league is composed of six
local teams and will bowl each
Wednesday, starting at 6:45
p.m. Immediately following the
men’s games on Wednesday
evenings, a women’s bowling
league will be using the alleys
for a series of three games each.
According to Roy Brock, man
ager at the Bowling Center, it
is planned to have at least one
additional women’s league. These
women will be bowling as a
daytime league.
Persons interested in bowling
in a league are invited to in
quire at the alley about openings
on teams.
Cottonwood Creek
Wildlife Topic At
Kiwanis Meeting
An interesting talk on the
wildlife on Cottonwood Creek
and principally on the rainbow
trout and its habits was present
ed to members of the Palmer Ki
wanis Club by Mrs. Martin Olsen
°f Wasilla at the May 16 meeting
of the local organization. Mrs.
Olsen was introduced to the Ki
waniaris by her husband who ac
companied her to the luncheon
meeting.
Also a guest at the meeting
was George Jefferson, new agri
cultural assistant with the Alas
ka Department of Agriculture.
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PUTS, SUBDIVISIONS,
DEDICATIONS ACT
(EDITOR'S NOTE: As a serv
ice to the community it is the
intention of this newspaper to
publish in full the Territorial
law regarding the controlling of
plats, subdivisions and dedica
tions. Copies of local regulations
regarding the same may be ob
tained by interested persons from
the City of Palmer or from the
Palmer Independent School Dis
trict. It is the hope of this news-'
j paper that by publishing the law
| in its full text property owners
I will become acquainted with this
j pertinent information and avoid
disappointments if plans for
their property are found not to
comply with the laws. Because
of the length of the law, it will
be run in installments. Property
owners are encouraged to clip
and save the information.
CHAPTER 115
AN ACT
Controlling plats, subdivisions
and dedications anc creating
Boards of Platting and defining
their jurisdiction; providing for
the alteration and vacation of
plats and further providing for
standards to govern the record
ing of plats and prescribing pen
alties for the violation of this
Act and repealing Sections 16-6
1 and 16-6-2 ACLA 1949; and
making an appropriation. BE IT
ENACTED BY THE LEGISLA
TURE OF THE TERRITORY
CHAPTER I.
PLATS — RECORDINGS
SECTION 1. APPROVAL AND
RECORDING iOF SUBDIVI
SIONS. Each subdivision or dedi
cation, before any of its lots or
tracts may be sold or offered for
safe, shall first be submitted
for approval to the authority
having jurisdiction thereof, as,
herein prescribed, and no sale or
offer for sale shall be made un
less and until the same shall be
approved by such authority as
herein provided, with the regu
lar approval of such authority
duly shown thereon or attached
thereto and until the same has
been duly filed for record in the
office of the U. S. Commisioner,
ex-officio recorder, and no such I
U. S. Commissioner shall accept
for filing any such subdivision
or dedication unless it shows
thereon such approval.
SECTION 2. PLATS TO BE
ACKNOWLEDGED — CERTIF
ICATES THAT TAXES AND
ASSESSMENTS ARE PAID. Ev
ery plat shall be acknowledged
before any officer authorized" to
take acknowledgement of deeds,
a certificate of which acknow
ledgment shall be endorsed on
or annexed to the plat and re
corded therewith. A person de
siring to file a plat, map, subdi
vision, or replat of any property,
or to vacate the whole or any
portion of an existing plat, map,
subdivision, or replat, must at 1
the time of filing the same for j
record or of filing the petition j
to vacate, file therewith a cer- j
tificate from the tax collecting |
official or officials of the area 1
wherein the land is situated that j
all taxes levied against the prop- 1
Road Restrictions
Lifted On Highways
Effective last Saturday, May
10, road restrictions were lifted
on the following roads to permit
normal axle loading and normal
speeds, according to M. C. Zim
merman. division engineer, Bu
reau of Public Roads. Effected
roads include:
Seward - Anchorage Highway
from Seward to Mile 38 and from
'Mile 75 at Portage to Anchorage.
Glenn Highway — Anchorage to
Jonesville; Sterling Highway —
Seward - Anchorage Highway
Junction to Cohoe Junction; Ke
nai Spur Road — Soldotna to
Wildwood Sation; Kenai local
roads; Anchorage area local
roads, and Matanuska Valley
local roads.
erty at such date have been paid.
NEXT WEEK: Dedication of
streets, alleys and thoroughfares.
Mrs. Agnes Zaborac is in Seat
tle where she will seek further
medical treatment at the Vir-J
ginia Mason Clinic.
Poppies Bring Aid
To War Disabled
Poppies worn on Poppy Day
in tribute to the war dead bring
aid to disabled veterans of three
wars, explained Mrs. Dana Nie
mann, American Legion Auxil
iary Poppy chairman, who is
helping complete preparations
for observance of Poppy Day
here May 24.
The Auxiliary volunteers who
will distribute the little red me
morial flowers will carry con
tribution boxes, and all contri
butions constitute the largest
source of financial support for
the Auxiliary’s year-round work
for disabled veterans and needy
children of all veterans.
Betty L. Lyster will join the
University of Alaska as dean of
women September 1, Dr. Ernest
N. Patty, president, has an
nounced. Miss Lyster now is as
sistant dean of student services
at Eastern Montana College of
Education.
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