Lego! Notice
B,<!T*TrSSl?,OR COURT FOR THE
OAL DTSTO!CT TH,RD JUD|
STATE OF ALASKA. }
VQ Plaintiff. )
i091 ACRES OF I.AND, more or le« ]
Township 23 North, Ranne 4 West'
Seward Meridian located In the
w ru.M^1",8 Precinct, CHARLES .
OWNERS UNKNOWN ,
NOTICE or FILING COMP La" NT** ’
Ctvil Action No 62-88
TO: Charles W Chaner
owner(s) and partfiesl in interest des
cribed in the complaint and in the
declaration of taking in this action
I
This notice of filing complaint is
herewith served upon you pursuant to
Rule 71A (d), Federal Ruler of Civil,
Procedure, as adopted by reference by
See. 1, Ch. 134, SLA I960. The delivery
•f this notice and its service has the
same effect as the delivery and service
of summons and complaint under Rule
4, Rules of Civil- Procedure, State of
Alaska.
You are hereby notified that a com
plaint has heretofore been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court for the Third Judicial District
at Anchorage, Alaska, for the taking
of certain property hereinafter describ
ed In which you have or claim an in
terest.
in.
live property to be taken in which
you have or may have an interest is
necessary for. the construction of ^
Federal Aid Highway designated as Al
aska Project No F-035-2<7) Willow
Creek N. to Jet. FAS 584 W Talkeetna.
IV.
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havf* an Interest is described in the
complaint, which description is attach
ed hereto as an exhibit.
V
The person known ot have or claim
an interest in the property is Charles
W. Chaney.
VI
The interest in the property to be
taken is an interest in fee simple ab
solute
VII
The plaintiff will, at the time of fil
ing its complaint, file its declaration of
taking of said land, thereby vesting
title in fee simple absolute to said
Land in the State of Alaska and will
deposit in the registry of the court
the estimated compensation therefor
The amount estimated to i*e just com
pensation for parcel in which you have
or may have an interest is: One Dollar i
4$L00>.
vm.
The authority for the taking Is found
in Title 57, Ch. 7. ACLA 1949. as amend
ed by Ch. 91, SLA 1953 and Ch. 9. SLA
1957; Ch. 58. SLA 1953. as amended by
Ch. 84. SLA 1955; and in Ch. 152, SLA
1967.
IX
You are further notified that if you
desire to present any objection or de
fense to the taking of your property ;
you are required to do so by filing an
answer pursuant to the provisions of
Rule 71 A. Federal Rules of Civil Pro
cedure. If no objection is filed within
twenty (20) days, then an Order to Sur
render will be signed and issued by a
judge of the Superior Court.
X
But without filing an answer, you
may serve on the plaintiff's attorney a
notice of appearance designating the
proeprty in which you claim to be in
terested Thereafter you will receive
notice of all procedings affecting it. At
the- hearing before the three comniis
rinnpre to hr Anooinled bv the court to
determine the issue of just compensa
tion:, whether or not you have previous
ly appeared or answered you may pre
sent evidence as to the amount of the
compensation to be paid for your pro
perty and you may share in the dis
tribution of the award.
DATED at Anchorage. Alaska, this
23 day of January. 1962.
RALPH E MOODY
Attorney General
* By Mary Frank
Assistant Attorney General
ISSUED this 23 day of January. M»62.
CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
*. iS/ By CLEO TOONEC
Deputy
* EXHIBIT "A"
tract description
CHARLES W. CHANEY
PROJECT NO F-035-2(7)
* from Willow Creek. N to Jet.
FAS 5** W of Talkeetna
*. PARCEL NO A-1781
A portion of the southwest of the
soptWest V4 of Section 17. Township 23
North. Range 4 West, Seward Meridian,
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point distant N 35°
12*06' E 715.71 feet from the southwest
corner of said Section 17, said point
being distant S 87*32' W 200 feet from
Engineer’s centerline Station 1300 ♦ 00
of the Alaska Railroad to Sunshine
portion of tne Willow to Cantwell
Highway, as recorded. Thence O'. N
2*28 W 730 feet, more or less, along
a line pareUel with and 200 feet left
from said centerline to the intersection
thereof with the northerly line df said
southwest *4 of the southwest 14.
thence <2», easterly 300 feet, more or
less, along Iasi said line to the inter
section thereof with a line parallel
with and 100 feet right from said cen
terline; thence <3 . S 2“28' E 1320 feet,
more or less, along last said line to
the intersection thereof with the j
southerly line of sa»d Section IV: j
thence <4 . westerly 300 feet, more or
less, along last said line to the inter
section thereof with a line paraUe.
with and 200 feet left from said cc»- j
terline. thence <5), N 2*28' W 590 feet,
more or iess. to the point of Deg in- |
ning, containing 9 091 acres, more or
Published March l. 8 and 15. 1962.
WARNS AGAINST
FALSE WORLD'S
FAIR PROGRAMS
Commissioner of Commerce
A. H. Romick has warned Al-j
askans to exercise proper cau-1
tion before making contribu-!
tions or other commitments in
connection with the forthcom
ing Seattle World’s Fair.
“With the signing by Gover
nor Egan of the bill making
available $137,000 in State
funds for Alaska’s participation
in the Seattle World's Fair,”
Romick said, “it would lie un
usual if the resulting publicity
does not encourage various pro
motional efforts in this field.
Some will be good, others will
not. All of them should be in
quired into closely to make cer
tain into which category they
fall," he added.
Highway Division
Readies Road Plans
Plans, specifications and es
timates are scheduled to be
completed before July 1 on 169
miles out of 815 miles of high
ways and bridges now on the j
drawing boards of the Alaska
Division of Highways.
Sam Johnson, director of the
highway division ,said the fig
ures compiled show that of this
amount, plans specifications
and estimates are slated to be
completed on 81 miles of pro
jects before the end of March.
Johnson said that the 815
miles represent an even 100
projects in the division's road
design section. He said the pro
jects which the section plans to
have ready for bids during this
fiscal year vary in length from
21 miles to less than a tenth of
a mile.
THANK YOU NOTICE
We wish to express our
thanks to our many friends for
the beautiful cards, flowers and
the many kindnesses to us dur
ing my illness.
Ralph and Maude Ware
HALLEA LODGE
DINING ROOM
Will Be
CLOSED FOR REMODELING
MARCH 8 THRU 16
Thursdays: Adults only
7:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Fridays: 6 - 9 & 9 - 12
Saturdays: 1-4 p.m. &
6 - 9 p.m. & 9 - 12 p.m.
Sundays: 1-4 p.m. only
Palmer Skateland
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Vital Statistics
The following births occured , ]
it Valley Presbyterian Hospital ■ <
in Palmer during the month of,
February:
MILLER, Scott Edwin, son'of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Mil-!
ler of Palmer, Born February 3,
weighing seven pounds, 11 oun- j
ces at birth. He is the third
child of the couple.
BARTRAM, Raymond Dow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lavem D. j
Bartram of Star Route. Anchor- j
age. Born Fehruarv 11, weigh- j
ing eight pounds, three ounces. |
He is the Bartram’s first child.
LEVEEN, Brad Larry, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Levan
of Palmer. Bom February 13,
weighing eight pounds. 13
ounces. He is the couple’s first
child.
FOWLER, Ginger Rae. dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
B. Fowler, of Palmer. Born
February 15, weighing six
pounds, 15 ounces. She is the
Fowler’s first child.
HUNTLEY, Kerb Leona,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lad
die P. Huntley of Chugiak.
Born February 15, ■weighing an
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third child for the Huntley
couple.
BENTO, Deborah Kay, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mss. Wiiliam
D. Bentti of Palmer Born Feb
ruary 17. weighing four pounds,
five ounces. She is the couple’s
second child.
HAMANN. Dennis Wayne,
son of Mr.and Mrs. Dennis L.
Hamann of Palmer. Born Feb
ruary 17, weighing seven
pounds, 15 ounces. She is the
Hamann's second child.
JACKSON. Raymond Wiley,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L.
Jackson of Wasilla. Born Feb
ruary 18, weighing eight
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MYERS, David Lee, son of
VIrs. and Mrs. David H Myers
if Sutton. Born February 21,
weighing seven pounds, 15
ounces. He is the couple's first
:hild.
VERB ALL, Sondra Rae. Dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
R. Verrall of Palmer. Born
February 22, weighing six
pounds, three ounces. She is
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ghter ol' Mr. and Mr?. Stanley i
D. Wilson of Dillingham. Born ;
February 26. weighing seven '
pounds. five ounces. She is the j
Wilson’s first child.
MAHONEY, Patricia Lynn, i
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
rick J. Mahoney of Wasilla.
Born February 27, weighing
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Plan ahead for the future,
but don't overlook the present.
MINIMUM WAGE
COPIES ARE MAILED
Labor Commissioner Oil
Johnson announced today that
copies of a summary of the Al
aska Wage and Honor Act re
’ ised by the current Legislature
had been mailed to some 4,500
employers in the state.
The summary, to be posted
by employers sets out the in
crease of the minimum wage
from $1.50 to $1.65 cents per
hour and the requirement of
payment to overtime for hours
worked in excess of eight
hours a day or 40 hours a week.
lilt: Minimal jr naw* »»«**»
erous exemptions to the law
and the exemptions to the re
quirement for overtime pay.
Commissioner Johnson also
announced that copies of the
wage and hour act together
with the changes enacted by
the Legislature are available
for distribution. Persons desir
ing a copy of these laws or a
copy of the summary may do
so by writing to the Depart
ment of Labor at P. O. Box
12141, Juneau, Alaska.
INDEPENDENCE SKI AREA
1500 FOOT ROPE TOW SKI LODGE OFFERING
MEALS, SNACKS, BAR, LODGING
catering to family-type skiing
Unemployment Fua4
Is Over $4 Million
i The Employment Security!
Division announced this week I
that Alaska’s unemployment
compensation fund balance to
taled $4,812,000 at the close of
business February 28. The bal
ance represented an increase of
1 $166,00 over the fund’s level at
the end of February, 1961, and
a drp of $68,000 from the bai
ance at the end of January,
1962.
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State Distributer Mooney Aircraft
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Ham Steaks
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ROASTS 169'
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