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Box 757 Palmer, Alaska
PI 5-4098
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TO MARRY
ELAINE PINKHAM
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pink
ham of Ringoes, New Jersey,
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Elaine
Evelyn, to George Harding, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geoige
Harding, Sr. of Wiscasset, New
Jersey.
Miss Pinkham, a former stu
i dent at Palmer high school and
a graduate of Hunterdon Cen
tral high school in Flemington,
New Jersey, is currently em
ployed at St. Andrews Hospital
in Boothbay Harbor, Maine.
Mr. Harding, a graduate of
Wiscasset high school, is now
an aviation structural mechan
ic in the U. S. Navy.
' An engagement party w e s
| held at Boothbay Harbor in
I the dining room of the Green
Shutters Inn. which is owned
by Miss Pinkham’s grandpar- I
ents.
I
No wedding date has been
set.
King County was named af
ter William Rufus King. 13th
vice president of the United
States.
better
records
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PI 5-4062
Bonded Indebtedness After Boroughs Discussed
With a bond election of the
Palmer Independent School
District forthcoming, the ques
tion of what will happen to the
bonded indebtedness of the dis
trict after the formation of the
borough is of considerable in
terest locally.
Superintendent of schools R.
C. Carter referred this week to
Section 07.10.130 of the Alaska
Statutes, which states that “an
organized borough shall suc
ceed to all of the rights, pow
ers, and duties of any service
area and of any school districts
and public utility districts in
cluded within its boundaries . .
and shall succeed to all of the
right, title, and interest in the
real and personal property
held by the service areas or I
districts. The borough assem-1
bly may levy and collect spe- '
cial charges, taxes, or assess
ments, including interest foi
the purpose of amortizing
bonded indebtednes- previous
ly incurred by the ervice area
or special district, for contin
uing services in the area, or
for the future indebtedness of
the area. When a service area
or special district had a prev
iously incurred bonded indebt
edness, no less than all proper
ty that was within the service
area or special district at the
time the bonds were issued
shall remain subject to taxa
tion to pay the principal of and
interest on the bonds for as
long as they remain outstand
ing.”
Interpretation of the 1 a w
may have to be settled in the
courts, Carter said. Assump
tion of indebtedness by the
borough may not necessarily
mean that this indebtedness
1 will be amortized over the en
tire borough area.
"It appears that the borough
! will assume all debts that the
| school district has assumed
prior to the incorporation of
the borough.” Carter stated.
“The school district may as
sume new debts until the bor
ough assembly is functioning
and takes this authority from
the schools. The borough as
sembly may organize, but may
not be ready to assume the
powers until later in the two
year preparatory period. In
this instance, the borough as
sembly would have to consent
to the assumption of new
bonded indebtedness by the
district.”
In other words. Carter said.
the school district has th«
power under existing law t<
continue to issue bonds unti
the borough assembly is organ
ized After the organization o
the borough assembly, anc
prior to the assumption o:
powers by this assembly, t h t
school district can only issue
bonds with the consent of the
assembly. If the borough as
sembly were organized and as
sumed the powers of the dis
trict prior to the issuance oi
the bonds, then a problem
might arise in that the district
could no longer issue the
bonds, even with the consent
of the borough, and the bor
ough might not have the pow
er or authority to issue the
bonds either, as these bonds
had not been authorized by the
voters of the borough but ra
• ther by the voters of the for
i mer school district.
If the bonds are issued by
the district either orior to the
incorporation of the borough
or subsequent to such incor
poration but prior to the time
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