davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Bedroom Accessories,
Curtoins GreotIy
Reduced
Bedroom Accessories


In eolors thot match or mix.
rs Cotton Poplin coverlets with
quilted top, edoed-in ruffIe. Poke
dots on white ground. Single size:
6 brown, 5 turquoise. ] black. Dou-
bic size: A block, 4 turquoise. Were
1895 --7.95
IS Cotton Poplin CoverIets with
quilted top. edoed-in ruffle. Plain
coIors. Single size: ! green, J tur-
quoise, 4 brown. Double size: 3
green. Were l2.o5 7.9S
40 Cotton PopIin Dust RuffIes in
dots or stripes. Single size: ! 3 tur-
quoise, 4 rose, brown, s green.
Double size: 4 turquoise, 5 rose, a
brown, 4 green. Were o.95 4.9S
- Cotton PopIin Dust RuffIes in
plain colors. Single size: turquoise,
3 green, 7 rose, 5 brown. Double
size: 5 green, 4 turquoise, 3 rose.
Were 9.o5 --------------4.05
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Sove on Cuff Links
and Desk Clocks

IS Peirs Assorted Cuff Links. Were
$50 TO 1925 3.7S TO $50
II Desk Clocks, l7-jeweI Swiss.
Were 1850 ----3o 5000
Pleose odd 1925 Federal tox.
WGL--Fine Jewelry and Watches.
lst Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Curtains and Droperies

II Pairs Vision Net curteins, loee
effect in postels. 63". z white. ! 8
yellow. Were 1895 5.4S
~ Poirs Vision Net Curtains, 81.
s pink. IL yellow. 9 she'll. Were
1875 7.4S
81 Pairs laee C9Fteins with butter
fly design on white ground So.
II midnight blue, ! ] sunset, 10
blue. Were o.o5 -4.9S
- Pairs Lace curtoins with butter
fly design on white ground 81.
10 midnight blue, 7 blue, 6 sun
set Were 1895 6.40
9 Peirs Lace curtoins with rose de-
sign on white ground. 3d.. 7 green.
z coral. Were SOS 2.98
Is Peirs Loes Curtains with rose
print design on white ground. 81.
10 green, 6 corol. Were 7.o5, 1913
10 Peirs PsovineioI Print Cotton
DFepeFies, pinch pleoied 63". 20
green, 30 red, 20 blue. Were $50.
s.s5
8 Pairs RuEfIed curtoins, co.. Pink.
Were 3.95 $50
WGL-Curtoins and Droperies.
7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

IS Nylon Trieot Slips. Gee
trimmed. White only, size 40.
Were 500 2.99
20 poiEs Cotton BFoedeloth
Poiomos. flower prints. Size
"a, long only. Were 4.o9,
2.ss
100 NyIon Trieot Slips, loce
trimmed. Adjustable strops.
White only. Sizes 38-40.
Were 3,9o ------l.99
IS Nylon TEieot Robes, toi-
lored style with sheer trim.
Yellow and rose; 1886. Were
S.95 ----------S.99
WGl-lineerie, 3rd Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Sove " to Much,
Much More on
Maternity Fashions

Is Joekets, prints and cIeor coIors
in classic and dresssy styles. Group
includes cotton corduroy, ocetote
slipper sotin and royon crepe. Less
than u price 100 TO 400
II Skirts. wool. open front style with
adjustable bond Block, brown or
eroy. Less thon "a price,
100 10 400
4 Poirs Pedol Pushers, washable
wool with stretch fronts. Brown,
oroy and black in group. Were 500,
800
lS Two-pieee Dresses, tailored and
dressy styles. Group includes royons,
woods, royon velvets and silks. All
very much less than "a price,
400 to 100
Good choice Of eolors and sizes
1915 in the group.
WGL-Moternity Shop, 5th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
On Sale Friday, $3.50 am. Washington Stor

AZ Our 7 Corners Store Only
Pondoro 4 and 4HB
Somple Shoes at
Sovinss
We're 1925 and 1880
much more ~
Pumps. siinss. sondoIs and bare
back styles. high and medium heels;
Golf. suede, fobries, vinylite and rep
tiles. Wide variety Of eolors for
street and evening weor, for spring
end summer requirements.
WGl-Women's Shoes,
7 Corners only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Hand. Painted Lomps
Yer, 1926 1O.ss

II leef- potserned, hond-pointed
lamps, complete with royon shode.
4 Gloss Lomp Bases, blue painted
with scolloped shodes. Were 1895.
l4.o5
z Bross and Brown Leather Lomp
Bosses with parchment shade. Were
24.o5 l4.9S
z Fine Chine Lomp Boses in pink
ond creom with motchino silk shode.
Were 5000 1925
I Tell cethedreI-styIe condlestiek
Lomp. Wos 1000 $500
Z Tell Antique Finish urns with tex
tured shodes. Were 5000. 1926
z Tel colored venetion Gloss Boses
with textured shode. Were 1000.
1926
z Contemporary Boses. oquo with
testured shode. Were 5000.
1895
venetien GIoss candleohss eith
antique toffeto shode. Wcs 5000,
1880
WCL-lomps. 7th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Servings From The
Nursery Corner

10 ~ choirs. Dual purpose
cor scot or TV choir; by Kont-
vet. Were 7.99 z.99
7 Junior Walk On Scales.
postels. Were 1000 l.S9
81 Infonts' FIonnette Poiomos
and Gowns. postel prints. -;
broken sizes and styles. Were
I.9o to 2.99 Csc
70 Gordner NyIon Prom Suits,
one-piece style in blue; me-
dunn only. Were 1913, 3.99
6 Extension Gates. 80" 10
37". Were 6.99 2.99
l46 Kiddie kIeeneFs, terry
bath nitt with elosticized
wrists. Were LOO Use
so Weor-A- BIonkess. cono
fleece sleeping bionkets With
Upper. Were go l.99
~ Cotton Bothrobes, from
Enolond ond Belgium; ploid
toilored style or brush cotton.
Were 6.o9 1879
80 pr. Mary Jane dress UP
slippers Of elk leoiher. one
strop. White ard potent. Were
4.e5 ond SIS 2.o9
W6L-The Nursery Conner,
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Mems Suits at Big Savings
800

We're 67.5U W00
ZOO mems suits in your choice Of wool tropieo blended 55
Doeron and 45 wool and worsteds; wide vurey Of pot
terms. Fine selection in shorts. regulars and longs.
W6L-The Mems Store End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Clearance Of
Dress Fobrics
By-the-yord
Were I.79 TO 90
I.9S and more

1900 yeFds including: Fustie-typs
blends Of royon and row silk; blends
OF $50 Deeron end 3See cotton
IN stripes, prints and plain eelors,
end eeetote erystelette IN pestels.
IS" wide.
WGL-The Fobric Store, 9Th Floor
At Our 7 Corners Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Remnants Only
Save Now on Mems Shirts,
Socks, Hondkerchiefs, Scarves

1000 Nationally Known Shirts by famous maker
Sizes l4-l7R. White and coIors. French or barrel
cuffs in large variety Of collar styles. Were 3.95
and 500 = --------2.95 or 3 for 8.75
As Dozen Cotton Link Socks. Broken sizes but good
color selection Were 85c-------45e or for LIS
So HondkeFehiefs. Mostly linen but some sheer cotton
Were 90 - ----------25 Use or 5 for 100
253 Hondkerchiefs. Sheer cotton and pure Irish linen
Were SO to 250----45e or 3 for LIS
IS Scarves. Cashmere and wool blends in handsome
plods Were 8o5
W6l-The Mems Store End Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

Save More Than Va
On Winter Dresses
Less than a m
V price
so winter dresses In o group thet
includes woods. blended reyon end
aeetotes. loees and royon sotins.
Daytime and osteT-five styles in
iunioF and misses sizes.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dresses,
9Th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Candy at Servings

imported English BVeok-up Milk
choeoIote. Regularly LOO h., spe-
ciol ! Id. a 09e
Washington Store Only
imported English Quolity Street Tof-
fees and Chocolates, lib. tin. Reg
uIorIy rs. Special e9e
2-Ib. Tin. Regularly 2.45. Special,
l.s8
WGL--Condy, lst Floor
oIso Chevy Chase, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Imported Dresses
From the Nursery
Corner

II Spring coets, lined wool coots
and matching hats. Were 1896,
1875
~ Imported French Dresses, EN-
broidered cotton, posteis. Midoie
sizes. Were 90 and 1875, S.9o
10 italian Dresses, Mideie sizes,
postels. Were 9.S9~ 500
WGL-The Nursery Corner.
4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

AIexondrio Store (46 suits)

WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
also Chevy Chase. Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
Teens Roincouts
Reduced
200 :. $500

NSOUSSO
200 to 1900
We're 1925 and more
so in cotton corduroy, yellow oiIskin.
Foyon tweeds and striped Toyons. A
few wool tweeds. Selection Of eolors.
Broken sizes 8 70 l6.
WGl--Teen-oee Apparel, 4th Floor
Special Purchase
Dress Fobrics
By-the-yord
TOO yd.
In regular stock would be much
more.
500 YoFds Lightweight Silk Shan
tuns with spot-resistsont finish, II
toshion- importont colors. Yord 100
200 Yords cohomo "Debonoir,"
Blend Of Royon and Silk with the
look Of pure silk. In sprino-new
prints. 40" wide. Yord LOO
W6L-The Fobric Store. 9th Floor
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01
Poets Corner

BE- returned unless in the
opinion VI the editor IL
does not suit the needs of the
column.
Out Oh the floor to dance.
And | search each face To re-
cognize
Someone from history, recall
and find Princess Maksou-
tOVe
She Is the queen Of the ball.
The talk IS much, there's
gaiety
But | don't understand what
they say
The candles flicker, the vod-
ka flows
And they dance the night
away.
md suddenly, | find | am
standing
II the middle Of Castle Hill
hear the cIamor VI streets
below;
See smoke from the old saw
mill.
! accustom myself To blind
ing light
The top of the hill IS bare
On the site of the castle, Y
bed of small rocks
With cannon and monuments
there.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01
Vogobond p PIywood Cruiser

Equipped with fold away
hunks, self-bailing motor
well, storage under well,
curved transom 70 support
largest motors. Entire cabin
ii Of permanent, sturdy
bright aluminium, treated
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

W. arg happy 70 include
j column FOR poetry il the
Baranof Banner and poetry
suitable for publication will
be included. No material will
BARANOF CASTLE BALL
(by Laura 7. Riggs
The day was hot, restless and
dry
and 4 Let my feet lead the
way
| climbed the steps 70 Gas
tle Hill
III see tic view this day
Whispering leaves, tell Your
story,
Branches of ancient tree,
You were here with the cas-
tle
Give il vision to me.
stand and survey three can
non
THAT set on Castle Hill
The noise from the busy
street Is gone
Tie breeze III strangely Still
And iii seems 4 am 10 the
castle
Gazing out y SEA
md Ii see all old time sail
ing ship
With her sails blown full and
free.
And somewhere down n tli-
ght of stairs
/ hear a woman call
Ill amazelnent, | descend the
steps
They're having 4 Russian
ball.
Tile walls are paneled with
cedar
And treasures from Russia
are here
Mirrors reflect the dancing
light
From candles II brass chand-
elier.
From windows, hang silken
red draperies
Carved furniture from 81.
Petersburg, far
Servants pass trays with
small Russian cakes
Sparkling vine; samovar;
caviar
Sweet music; guitar, piano,
violin
Play i waltz that my soul
doth entrance
And handsome officers lead
silken gowned ladies
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

against salt water corrosion.
Cabin glass is real, permanent
tly clear and scratch resis-
tant mot Plexiglass). Double
bottom with floatation. An
ideal overnight cruiser. Also
available in hard top.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01
PA FibregIoss Deluxe Runobout

Exclusive features provid-
"a in the PA include rub
Der rub rails, rigid seats,
mar-proof plasticote inter
ior, and an integral bow hand
le- Dimensions include 33in.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

Sunday
LOO Mt. Edgecumbe Speaks
100 N. Y. Phil. Ork.
800 Best Tn Music
400 Lutheran Hour
4:30 Salt Lake City Choir
500 News Hi-Lites
sos Mitch Miller
800 Sunday News Desk
6:l5 Dinner Music
$50 Sport Page
6:45 1t Happened This Wk.
100 City Hospital
7:30 Gunsmoke
800 Jack Benny
$50 Frontier Gentleman
900 Alaska News
9;l5 Christian Science
$50 Hollywood Music Hall
1000 News Final
1915 Hour Of Decision
l0:45 Starlight Serenade
HOO fign Off
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01
PHOSPHORESCENCE
(by Loci Shuler)

lby Loci Shuler)
Caressed BY velvet water !
have SWum
A long enchanted lane Of
platinum moonlight,
.A golden sprite III 4 gilt
bright bark
Have danced, bewitched, On
-glinted waves,
III rose mauve sunset bath
ct
And dared not breath, "
break the otherworldly spell.
But this must be the SEA
And these the fish
OF Poets fancy,
"A chiId'S delicious dream!
Else I'm transported out
ward
IN translucent midnight
space
Where look down To see
The spangled paths
OF shooting stars!
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

treeboard, 70 in. beam, 5Sin.
ransom and l3ft- Yin. length
over all All designs provide
25% more inside space than
you'll find il other boats Of
comparable size.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

SOTlGS.
We specialize III cupboard
service by factory trained
mechanics.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

"A Luxury family cruiser
and folding table. Two full
hunks. Large unobstructed
cockpit permits use VI sleep
Ing bags for overnight trips
for tbs whole family. SiN-ply
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

double planked bottom with
full fiberglass covering, fiber
glass cabin top, safety tread,
rubber On floor boards, for
ward hatch and remote tran
som.
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01
May 1, 1858
Radio Logs
KEW KSEW

~ - - Wv
Monday
700 Wake Up Time
tbs News Roundup
7:30 Word, Song, Prayer
7:35 Birthday Club
7:3S Riddles korner
500 Headlines < Weather
Sol Mostly Music
S:25 Swap Shop
$50 Thlinget Devotions
$40 Mostly Music
900 News < Weather
$40 March Music
$50 San Serenade
1000 Morning Concert
HOO Back to the Bible
ll:30 Music till Noon
1900 Anthem, Bible, Hymn
1906 Treas. Chest Melody
1915 World at Noon
1890 Luncheon Melodies
loo Radio Reading Circle
$50 Matinee Melodies
l:55 News Summary
200 Great Christians
2:l5 Manhattan Melodies
2:l5 Country Music Time
2:30 An Afternoon Concert
400 From the Bookshelf
4:3O Stories for Kids
500 Totem Jamboree
$50 Quiet Music
800 Radio Newsreel
$50 Music for Dining.
ZOO To Be Announced
Ills Evensong
1880 Heartbeat Theater
500 Swap Shop
sos Twilight Concert
900 Lutheran Hour
$50 News Final
Gas Encore
1855 News Capsule
100 Sign Off
Tuesday
7:30 PM Paris Star Time
900 PM Pilgrimage
Wednesday
1890 PM City Council
$50 PM City Council
7:30 PM Haven Of Rest
900 PM Let There Be Light
9:l5 PM The Art Of Living
Thursday
800 PM Standard School
Broadcast
7:3O PM Alaskan Adventures
900 PM NIL. Radio Pulpit
Friday
7:30 PM Music for You
7:45 PM Celebrity Time
800 PM Protestant Hour
Saturday
$50 AM ANB News
9:l5 AM Bible Story
100 PM Christophers
lis PM Church at Work
200 PM Saturday Potporri
4:3O PM Accent on Youth
500 PM Top Tunes
700 PM Harding Hymns
7:30 PM Music for Sat. Mite
900 PM Unshackled
9:45 PM Evening Concert
Sunday
800 News & Music
$50 Back to Cod Hour
1000 News Summary
1910 Music for Sun. Morn
1920 From the Choir Loft
100 Church Service
l2:l5 The World at Noon
1880 Pilgrimage
l2:5g Music for Sun. Aft.
l:3O Hour Of Decision
200 Music for Sun. Aft.
80 Sunday at the Opera
$50 Thlinget Devotions
3:45 The Art of Living
A.00 Mncic for c,,r AFA
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

200 Sign On
200 News Hi-Lites
2:O5 Make Way For Youth
$50 Mood Music
300 News Hi-Lites
sos Robert Q. Lewis
300 Network Ork.
400 News Hi-Lites
4:O5 Goth Century Roundup
500 News Hi-Lites
sos Country Style Music
$50 New Orleans Jazz
els Local Hodge Podge
TOO Indictment
7:30 Galen Drake
500 Light In The North
SIS Man Around House
$50 Jimmy Wakely
9:l5 Vets Reporter
1918 Platter Parade
Baranof banner. [volume] (Sitka, Alaska) 1958-1958, 1958-05-01

Monday
200 Sign Oh
200 News Hi-Lites
2:05 Couple Next Door
2:20 Ma Perkins
2:35 Young DR.. Malone
2:45 End Mrs. Burton
800 News Hi-Lites
3:05 House Party
$50 Arthur Godfrey
400 News Hi-Lites
4:05 Arthur Godfrey
4:30 Carnation Time
4:45 Music We Love
500 News Hi-Lites
sos Parade Of Hits
$50 Kiddie Klub
5:45 Uncle Rex
500 World News
6:l5 This IS Our Town
$50 Candlelight Serenade
GAS Local News
6:55 Weather
TOO Amos and Andy
7:30 Robert @. Lewis
500 Sports News
sos Rusty Draper
$50 Johnny Dollar
900 Alaska News
9:15 Manhatten Melodies
$50 Famous Jury Trials
1000 News Final
1915 Club 1890
HOO Sign Off
tuesday
AS Gospel in Thlinget
S;3o Suspense
SIS Changing Tide
9:l5 Here's To Vets
$50 The Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

NoRrHEAST ~ S'h OF siodeosbOfs Beonina Rd..
GEORGIA AVE, NV -5925 Georgia Ave OF Miitoty I'd.
WISCONSIN, AVE N w. ASS Ave neo Rivef I'd.
ALEXANDRIA, No -3l3l oVke ST.. OUokes Tone
FAILS CHURCH No lee ny q r. 3]9 Cofaets
SOU1he ASI-l9 o5 Nichels Ave S O Hope
ROCKVILLE Nd -syooss Woshinsoo Si-Phoae CA. qoo(
PLENTY or FREE PARKING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29
Owe VOW 8o'""83 to- p""t
x qouU howe %JA qeo1 d?

Is the exterior surface
wood masonry? Many
types of building materials
are used for the exterior
surface of homes wood
siding, brick, Stucco, shin
giles, concrete block, shakes,
masonry and asbestos sid
ing. Each has a different
composition, and no one
type of house paint can give
all of them the maximum
amount of beauty and pro-
lection. 1t is extremely inn
portant that you select a
brand that provides a spe-
cific paint made for the
particular type of exterior
surface of your home.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
Grand Ole 0pry
Star Visits Here

Little Jimmy Dickens Of the
Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Ten
nessee, has returned to Tennessee
after a number of personal APP
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
ems, has had number of record
hits, including ''.Bfe and My Big
Mouth" which is riding high on
the charts now, and is being play
ed on Jimmy Simpsons Saturday
night shows.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12

LlC SQUARES, The title to the
street or other public area va
Gated 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
plated addition shall attach to
the lots OF the plated addition
bordering on such area. If a pub
lie square is vacated. the title
thereto shall vest in the indie
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
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 IA
and June 80.
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
nfer and Anchorage vicinity be-
tween July II and "a, following
la three-day visit to the Fairbanks
area, They plan to tour the Kenai
Peninsula in the Homer area
June 1927.
In addition to confering with
DR.. Mick and extension and ex-
pertinent personnel, Lunsden
and AfcGovran will consult with
Governor Mike Stepovich and DR..
Ernest N. Patty, president Of the
University Of Alaska.
DR.. Lulnsden is a widely recog-
nized authority on ornamental
plants, their propagation, culture
and use in landscape design. His
present assignment covers expert
ment station work in Alaska.
Puerto Rico and the Virgin IS
lands.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
Local Man Weds
Arizona Girl

The marriage of Miss velrna
johnson, daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Incl Johnson. Of Tuscon,
Arizona to Roger Woods, son Of
mir. and Mrs. Glen Woods Of Pal
mer, has been announced.
The wedding was held May 81
at 8 pm. at Trinity Presbyterian
Church in Tuscon.
TIL bridegroom graduated
from the University of Arizona
this past January. His bride
graduated from Tempe College,
with home economics major
The couple will reside in Tuscon
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
pionae1 I.eeassa
Piu HuKfarlI;

High single game, Haynes 200;
high series, Toy Brock, 524.
Div at,w$s~G
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
PLATS, SUBDIVISIONS
DELEGATIONS ACT

Chapter III
Vacation Of Plats and Streets

SECTION /. 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 petitions 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
Plating Board, praying that the
plat, addition or subdivision, or
part thereof, be amended, replat-
ted Or vacated, or that the street,
alley or public tf1oroughfare or
part thereof be vacated. The peti-
ton shall b. accompanied by
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 petit
ton which shall not be less than
thirty nor more than sixty days
after the filing, and shall cause
notice to be issued under his
hand and the seal Of the plating
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
week for three consecutive weeks
in 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 y
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 8. HEARING, Def
ELIMINATION AND ORDER. At
the hearing, the plating author
ity shall inquire into and deter
mine the merits Of the relief pray
ed for and make such order as
justice and the public welfare
require.
SECTION 4. NEW PLAT 10 |
BE FILED: ORDER OF VACA-
TION, If the amended plat or r.
plat be approved, it shall be filed |
and recorded with the Recorder
of the Recording District where
the property is situated and |
thereafter shall b. the lawful |
plat. Should the plat, addition,
subdivision, street, alley or pub
Lie thoroughfare Of 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-
ton vacating the same and the
Recorder shall thereupon note
the original plat and part 50 val
Gated.
SECTION 5. TITLE TO VA
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1958-06-12
RESTAURANT UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

Mrs. Dena jameson, formerly
Of Los Angeles, has leased the
Palmer Cafe and Fountain and
is operating the restaurant from
1880 am. TO 1880 pm. daily Mon
day through Friday. Saturday
the hours are 8 am to $50 pm
and closed on Sunday. Mrs.
Jameson said she will feature
home made pies and rolls.