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Legal Notice
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE
STATE OF ALAKA THIRD
C1AL DISTRICT
STATE OF ALASKA
JUDI- ;
Plaintiff.
1 04 ACRES, more or less of
Section 25, T 2G N, R 5 W
Seward Meridian situate m
the Talkedna Recording
District. CHARLES B HILLIN’
JOSEPH E BEN'Ari) and Aid.
UNKNOWN OWNERS
Defendants. >
No. 63-361
AMENDED NOTICE OF FILING
COMPLAINT
TO- Joseph E Bernard. Charles B
Hillin and AH Unknown Owner.,
I
This Amended Notice of Filing Com
plaint Ls herewith served upon vnu
pursuant to Rule 72<d» of the Rules
of Civil Procedure The deliveiv of
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
II
You arc hereby notified that a Com
plaint has heretofoi been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court for the Third Judicial District at
Anchorage Alaska for the taking of
property hereinafter described in which
you may have or claim an interest
III
The authority for the taking of the
property is set out in AS IS 05 and AS
19 19.
IV
The property to be ♦aken is neces
sary for a right-of-way for a Federal
Aid Highway, designated as Alaska Pro
ject No. S-0563(2), Jet. FAP 35. North
to Talkeetna. which is to be construct
ed by the Alaska Department of High
ways as a part of the State highway
system. Said project commences at the
North end of Alaska Highway Route
EAP 35, which is located approximately
*2 mile South of Sunshine. Alaska, and
continues in a Northerly direction for
approximately 14.186 miles to its term
ination at Talkeetna, Alaska.
k V
The property to be acquired in which
you may have or claim an interest is
located in the Talkeetna Recording Dis
trict and is described in Schedule A
which is hereto attached as an exhibit
and made a part hereof. The tract de
signated in Schedule "A" as Parcel 30
is located approximately 1.520 feet South
of the North end of said project. The
tract designated as Parcel 33 is located
approximately 700 feet South of the
North end of said project.
VI
The persons known or believed by
plaintiff to have or claim an interest
are: Parcel 30—Joseph E. Bernard;
Parcel 33 - Charles B Hillin.
VII.
The interest to be taken in Parcel 30
is all of the right, title and interest
of the defendant. Joseph E. Bernard
and the interest to be taken in Parcel
33 is an estate in fee simple.
VIII
The plaintiff has. at the time of filing
its Complaint, filed its Declaration of
Taking of said land, thereby vesting
all title or interest as above set out in
and to said land in the State of Alaska,
and has deposited in the registry of the
court the estimated compensation there
for.
IX
The amount estimated to be just
compensation for the taking of Parcel
30 is tne sum 01 rwenty-nve
Dollars and the amount estimated to
he just compensation for the taking of
Parcel 33 is the sum of One Thousand
Seven Hundred Sixteen ($1,716.00> Dol
X
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 serving
an answer within twenty (20) days
after the service of this notice upon
you pursuant to Rule 72(e)(2) of the
Rules of Civil Procedure. Failure to
serve an answer constitutes a consent
to the taking and to the authority of
the court to proceed to hear the action
and to fix the compensation. The above
entitled court will conduct a hearing
on the 29th day of April, 1963, at 9:00
o'clock A M at the Courthouse,
Fourth anti ’ K Streets. Anchorage. Al
aska. as to whether there is authority
and necessity for the taking, the respec
tive rights title and interest of the par
ties hereto, and plaintiff's right to im
mediate possession thereof. If you have
any objeccion to the Declaration of Tak
ing you must serve a motion question
ing the validity of the Declaration of
Taking within twenty <20> days after
the service of this notice upon you
or within twenty (20* da>s after the
filing of the Declaration of Taking,
whichever is later, pursuant to Rule
72(e)(3) It no objection or defense is
presentee, pursuant to Rule 72(e) *2)
and (3). your failure to so present con
stitutes a waiver of all detenses and
objections.
XI
Without serving ar. answer, you may
serve on the plaintiff s attorney a notice
of appearance de-signating the- property
in which you claim to be interested.
Thereafter you will receive notice of
all proceedings affecting you At the
hearing before a Master to be* appointed
by the court to determine the* issue of
just compensation, w’hether or not you
have previously appeared or answered,
you may present evidence as to the
amount of the compensation to be paid
for your property and you may share
in the distribution of the award. If
neither ar appearance nor an answer
is filed, judgment by default will be
taken against you for the relief de
manded in the Complaint and the court
will proceed te* hear the ac'tion and
fix the compensation without further
Date*d at Ar. c*he>rage. Alaska, this
14th day of March 1963
GEORGE N HAYES
Attorney General
By Mary F Frank
Assistant Attorney General
ISSUED this 18th day of March. 1963
A M VOKACEK
Superior Court Clerk
B; S Jtrrie Powell. Deputy
• SEAL)
MVCCA ASKS HELP FOR CLINIC GOAL
We need $1,500 more to he
able to keep our therapist and
our speech and hearing clinic
open for one year," said Mrs.
Doris Simpson, president of thf
Matanuska Valley Crippled
Children’s Assn., todav
lo ditto a total of $525,501
has been taken in by th; asso- j
ciatinn." she added.
Anyone who has not received |
the Easter Seal letter in thi
niail is asked to contact Mrs i
Wayne Bouwens. PI 5-3515 I
| She will send them. For those |
i who have received their seals I
! in the mail and have not taken
i the time to send in their dona- j
tions association members ask,
"Please do so now!"
Anyone wishing to donate
! time or merchandise for MVC
: CA fund-raising events sched
uled through the month of
April is asked to contact any
member of the local MVCCA
chapter or phone PI 5-4021.
A lot of help can be used and \
will he appreciated by associa
tion members. Following are j
the scheduled MVCCA fund
raising projects for the clinic.
March 30, Saturday, Hobo
Dance sponsored by Moose
Club at Moose Hall
April 5, 6 7 Daffodil sale at
Koslosky’s
April f> — Bake sale sponsored
by Wasilla Grange at Tee
land's in Wasilla
April 13 — Easter Lily sale
April 13 and 14 — Easter Art
INVITATION TO BID
The City of Palmer. Alaska will ac
I oept sealed bids for the following work
| to be done on the City owned HD 5-G
1 Tractor
Rebuild of track chains, idlers, truck
rollers, carrier rollers and replace
ment of one <1) rock guard. Rebuild
ing includes replacement of necessary
seals and bearings on rotating parts.
Those items to be rebuilt will be done
by welding build up to original speci
fications. and pins and bushings in
the track chain will be turned to dis
tribute wear.
The work is to be done within 15
working days from the date the trac
tor is to be delivered
The City of Palmer will deliver the
tractor to the successful bidder place
of business and will pick up the same
when the work is completed
Bids will be opened at 4:00 p m. on
April 8. 1963.
Please show “BID TRACTOR RE
PAIR on the sealed envelope.
The City of Palmer. Alaska, reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and
to correct irregularities.
CITY OF PALMER
By Winston A. Gilchrist
City Manager
Published March 28. 1963
TRACT DESCRIPTION
Project S-0583<2)
FAP 35 North to Talkeetna
(Sunshine-Talkeetna)
Parcel No. 30
30. A certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being situate in Lot 21 of
Sec. 25. T 26 N , R. 5 W.. S M . Third
Judicial District, State of Alaska, being
more particularly bounded and describ
ed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the souther
ly line of Lot 21 of Sec. 25. T. 26 N ,
R. 5 W . S. M.. 60 feet easterly of and
opposite to approximate centerline Sta
tion 2222 - 60 of Alaska Project No S
0583* 21 (Sunshine to Talkeetna* said
point also bears N. 42r33'26~ \V . a dis
tance of 896.1 feet from the southeast
corner of the NEU of said Sec. 25,
thence N 9C12' E along the easterly
right-of-way line of said project, a dis
tance of 280 feet, more or less, to a
point of curve; thence along a 2 40'23"
curve to the left (radius — 2143 48 feet)
through an arc of 1 30’30" a distance of
56.4 feet to a point on the northerly
line of said Lot 21: thence westerly
along said northerly line a distance of
108.1 feet to the northwest corner of
said Lot 21; thence southern along
the westerly line of said Lot 21 a dis
tance of 330 feet to the southwest cor
ner of said Lot 21 thence easterb along
the southerly line of said Lot 21 a
distance of 53.5 feet to the point and
place of beginning.
Containing 0.612 acres, more or less.
TRACT DESCRIPTION
Project S-0583* 2*
FAP 35 North to Talkeetna
Parcel 33
33 A certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being situate in Lot 12.
Section 25. T. 26 N.. R. 5 W . S M . Third
Judicial District. State of Alaska, being
more particularly bounded and desci ib
ed as follow's, to-wit:
Beginning at a point for the south
west corner of Lot 12. Section 25, T 26
N . R. 5 W., S.M., said point also bears
S. 33° 36' 36" W. a distance of 1183 8 feet
from the northeast corner of said Sec
tion 25, thence East along the southerly
line of said Lot 12 a distance of 94.7 fee’
to th<* easterly right oi way line of
Alaska Project No. S-0583(2* (Sunshine
Talkeetna». at approximate centerline
Station 2232 - 40; thence northerly alone
said easterly right of way line, along a (
2 40 ' 23" curve to the left -radius--^ ;
2143 48 feet) through an arc of 9 07' 30"
a distance of 341.4 feet to the northerly
line of said Lot 12: thence West along
said northerly line a distance of 8.9
feet to the northwest corner of said Lot
12 thence South alonu the westerly
line ot said Lot 12 a distance of -M feet
to the point and place of beainninu
Containing 0.428 acres, more or less.
Published March 21, 28 and April 4.
lafl.'t
MEA Security
Lighting Program
Beginning April 1st 1963 the first 10 consumers
to sign up and be approved for yard lights will be
given four months free usage from date of installation.
The next T5 will receive two months free usage from
date of installation.
M.E.A. still has money to loan its consumers for
purchasing appliances through our Section 5 loans. There
are a number of businesses in Palmer who finance through
us. In the near future there will be a dealer in the Eagle
River Area. Please feel free to call or drop in to see us
regarding your financing. For appointments
CALL M. E. A. PI 5-3200
Weekdays 8:00 to 5 p.m.
Show at the Palmer High
j School cafeteria,
i April 20 - C using off dance
, or. c;< " i.-v V.F.W. in Was
illa.
| April 2T - P die rtrc<-t anc
i t ('■ • s ■:( 1 bv Valley C
of C .n Palmer.
j The (>i ■ for the Barbie
I doll an:; trousseau on display
j in Betty win '• ,-w will take
[ place :t ‘.be April 20 dance in
jwaM ..
Easter Art Festival
En*ry Blanks Ready
Entry Plank*-- end detailed in
struct :eni for the Plaster Art
Festival are now on hand at
Bert's Drug and Kitty’s Koffee
Mill, Mrs Vernon Van Auken.
chairman announced this week.
Also announced were plans
for a special bus on Easter Sun
day to bring Anchorage area
art patrons to the Festival in
the Palmer high school cafe- :
teria and study hall.
FLU POSTPONES
KIWANIS MINSTREL
SHOW TO MAY 4 - 5
Postponement of >:ic annual
Kiwanis Minstrel Show un’ii •
May 4 and 5 because of the con- :
tinuing high ir.cidi nee of fin
in the local area \\ . decided
definitely at the reuular Ki- j I
wan is Monday luncheon meet- j
inu, this week.
The 19(>3 version ot the per- I
ennially popular entertainment j
classic 01 iginally was schedul- i
cd for next week Fridav and !
Saturday, April 5 . ti. Spotty |
attendance at rehearsals !e
ause of the flu made necessary I
the postponement. Meanwhile,
rehearsals at the high school !
are continuing as scheduled.
Oregon Territory existed for!I
ten years: Aug. 19. 1848 until il
granted statehood Feb. 14. 1859. 1 If
CHILDREN’S CLOTHES
Drastically Reduced
GIRLS'
COATS, DRESSES
PASTIES 8 P.J.’s
LADIES'
PANTIES
BOYS'
JACKETS, SWEATERS
8 SKIRTS
'■SENS'
SHIRTS
SATURDAY IS DEADLINE TO ORDER FOR EASTER FASHIONS
"Satisfaction
Guaranteed
or Your
Money Back'
Your Palmer
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JACK AND THE BEAN STALK-404 size cans
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MATANUSKA MAID
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SOMETHING NEW
NEOPOLITAN flavors
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ALL OTHER FLAVORS
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