Chandler Lake
\ ietim’s Body
Not Yet Found
The body of Donald George Mac
Vicars, Jr„ 26 year old member of
the Arctic Research Lab who
drowned last week at Chandler
Lake in the Brooks range, has not
yet been found, although the boat
end motor were recovered at about
t p.m. Saturday, according to Em
ory Chappel of the Territorial Po
lice at Kotzebue. The search is con
tinuing. „
Members of the laboratory party
»t Chandler Lake included Dr. Ira
L Wiggins, director, Lowell Doug
las, James Drew, Pat Wilde, Mike
Holdaway and John Campbell.
MacVicars had arrived at the
camp, about 200 miles northwest of
Fairbanks, with the latter three men
ebout May 30. Chappel gives this
eccount of the accident.
Wilde was in the camp, located
•t the center of the east shore of
the lake; Campbell was in Anaku
vik pass. Holdaway and MacVicars
were in the boat, a 16-foot Kalama
*oo collapsible canvas boat with a
Is.rep horsepower outboard motor.
The wind was from the North at an
estimated 15 to 20 knots per hour.
MacVicars and Holdaway were
Tt turning to camp from a point dir
rectly across the lake. At a point
st'out 300 yards from shore the
teat was swamped and they lost
it Holdaway was able to get a seat
< shion and he reached shore in
2f-15 minutes. MacVicars was nev
er seen again.
Both were wearing Mae West life
Jackets but the air capsules were
not put in the release mechanism.
■Wilde, an expert swimmer, made
tnree attempts to swim out and
teach MacVicars, but was unable to
f‘ * verv far because the cold water
effected his breathing.
Members of the recently formed
Tanana Valley Water Rescue and
Tmergency Rescue team were flown
to the scene Saturday by Wien Al
eska Airlines. These included Rob
ert H. Dunn. Eugene A. Comforth.
James and Audrey Coffey, A/1C
Carl Hartman, of 5001st Maintenance
Squadron at Ladd and S/Sgt. Lloyd
A Bottoms of the Ground Safety
' Mice at Ladd. They were brought
In from the Jake Monday night by
SA-16 by the 75th Air Rescue
Squadron after they had done all
they could.
Chappel said that MacVicar’s
t ody may be fn water from 20 to
Sf feet in depth. He also commended
the rescue team for their efforts.
The victim was a Yale geologist
who was a year away from his doc
torate. This was his second summer
in Alaska. He and several other
geologists were conducting field
studies and mapping of Pleistocene
-»nd bedrock in the Chandalar area.
He is survived by his parents who
live in Nangatuck, Conn.
Priest Returns
To ‘Family9 And
Death At Hoonah
An Eastern Orthodox priest. Fath
er Sergei, who has worked for the
past 10 years in Hoonah, is on his
way back to his congregation there
this week in spite of warnings from
Los Angeles doctors that he cannot
live more than a year in the damp
climate of Chichagof Island.
“My ‘family’ In Honnah needs
me most,” he said calmly, as he
made preparations to return to the
small native village and almost cer
tain death. Although he is suf
fering from a severe tubercular con
dition, doctors have told him he
might regain his health if he re
mained in California.
During his long ministry on Chi
chagof Island Father Sergei has
built a church, constructed a school,
and adopted nine Native orphans.
Two of his sons, George Mercier,
10, and his brother, Alvin. 12* ac
companied him to California.
DAUGHTER BORN TUES.
TO MORRIS HELSTROMS
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Helstrom of
857 Sixth avenue are the proud par
ents of a daughter, Elizabeth Jean,
bom in St. Joseph’s hospital at
7:27 a.m. on Tuesday and weighing
7 lbs. 3 ozs.
Helstrom is employed by Munici
pal Utilities. The couple also have
two sons, Robert, 5, and Steven, 4.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Helstrom of 108
Fifth avenue. Paternal aunts and
uncles are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lash
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harvey.
WAYNE DOUGLAS THIRD
CHILD IN BROSTE HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Broste of
Vi’s Trailer court became parents
for the third time when their son.
Wayne Douglas, was born Monday
in St. Joseph’s hospital at 10:43
p.m. He weighed 6 lbs, .7 ozs.
Broste is employed by Persinger's
Service Station. The couple’s other
children are Ronald, 3, and Gayle.
2. Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Broste of 6 Mile on
Airport road.
ST. JOSEPH'S SCENE
OF JOHN HOLLEY BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Story of
1063 Riverview Drive became the
parents of their third child, a son,
Reedy Eugene, bom in St. Joseph’s
hospital on Tuesday at 7:01 a.m. and
weighing 7 lbs. 8 1/4 ozs.
Story is employed by the Dry
Wall company. The couple's other
children are David, 4, and Paula, 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Story, and
Francis Story, all of 115 Bridget,
are paternal aunt and uncles. Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Story and Mr. and
Mrs. James Story, all of Spenard,
are also paternal aunts and uncles.
Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Ray
McGinty of 1063 Riverview drive.
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LAW OFFICE
to
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Notice of Delinquent Tax Roll of Real Property Taxes Due
Hamilton Acres Public Utility District
Taxes due June 1st, delinquent July 1st unless one-half (>i) paid on time; Balance payable
September 1st, delinquent October 1st)
1954 taxes due June 1st, 1954; 1955 taxes due June 1st, 1955.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the delinquent tax roll as below set forth pertaining to real
property in the Hamilton Acres Public Utility District for the years 1954 and 1955 has been com
pleted and is open for public inspection at the office of the Clerk of said Diistrict, 514 Second
Street. Hamilton Acres, and said roll will be presented to the District Court for the Fourth Divis
ion, Alaska, Fairbanks, on the 24th day of September, 1956. at 1:30 P. M., or as soon thereafter
as counsel may be heard for entry of an Order for sale of all properties listed to satisfy the tax
lien thereon.
Delinquency can be discharged and the lie n cancelled prior to sale as to any of the property
listed by payment of the total amount shown against same.
Lot Block
To Whom assessed No No.
Greenough, Alton & Carolyn 8 5
Greenough, Alton & Carolyn. 9 5
Coleman, Ray E. & Lois K. 10 6
Coleman, Ray E. & Lois K. 10 6
Fleischer, Edgar. 13 7
Malloy, F. 0. 14 7
Malloy, F. O... 15 7
Hill, Gene B. 9 9
Fox, Clifford D. Martha L. 6 15
Fox, Clifford D. Martha L. 7 15
Fox, Clifford D. Martha L. . 8 15
Leschynski, Mike . 9 15
Huber, Joseph . 10 15
Albers, Arthur & Muriel . 16 15
Harter, Herschel . 11 19
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 6 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 6 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 7 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 7 20
Nielsen, Fred & Mildred . 8 20
Wilson, Jack . 2 21
Wilson, Jack . 2 21
Wilson, Jack . 3 21
Wilson, Jack . 3 21
Bettisworth, Robert . 10 21
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise. 9 30
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise . 9 30
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise.10 30
Mitchell, Archibald & Louise.10 30
Nease, David .18 30
Nease, David . 18 30
McKee, Donald W. & Alice H.14 31
Wendt, Albert R. & Jeanne M.„. 4 32
Jeans, Joseph B. Sc Harriet C. Last 14 34
Jeans, Joseph B. & Harriet C.14 34
Jeans, Joseph B. & Harriet C. .15 34
Nobles, Alfred A. .. 7 35
Nobles, Alfred A. . 7 35
Spencer, Sr. Theodore M._ 13 35
Heller, Paul _ 16 35
Amount
Year Taxes Penalty
1955 1.50 .15
1955 1.00 .10
1954 20.25 2.03
1955 20.25 2.03
1955 26.50 2.65
1955 7.00 .70
1955 3.00 .30
1955 25.50 2.55
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 3.50 .35
1955 14.50 1 45
1955 42.00 4.20
1954 12.00 1 20
1955 12.00 1.20
1954 30.38 3.04
1955 30.38 3.04
1955 24.00 2.40
1954 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1954 4.25 .43
1855 6.75 .68
1955 3.00 .30
1954 3.00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1954 3.50 .35
1955 3.50 .35
1954 24.50 2.45
1955 24.50 2.45
1955 38.50 3,85
1955 8.00 .80
1954 28.00 2,80
1955 116.00 1160
1955 3.00 .30
1954 3 00 .30
1955 3.00 .30
1955 34.50 3.45
1955 14.38 1.44
Adv. &
Interest Court Costs
.15 12.37
.10 12.37
4.08 12.37
2.03 12.37
2.65 12.37
.70 12.37
.30 12.37
2.55 12.37
.30 12.37
.30 12.37
.30 12.37
.30 12.37
.35 12.37
146 12.37
4.20 12.37
2.40 12.37
1.20 12.37
6.08 12.37
3.04 12.37
2.40 12.37
.60 12.37
.30 12.37
M 12.37
.68 12.37
.30 12.37
.60 12.37
.30 12.37
.70 12.37
.35 12.37
4,90 12.37
2.45 12.37
3.85 12.37
.80 12 37
2.80 12.37
11.60 12.37
.30 12.37
.60 12.37
.30 12.37
3.45 12.37
144 12.37
I, CAROLINE LURKING, the duly appointed, qualifiied and acting Clerk of the Hamilton
Acres Public Utility District, a public utility district corporator hereby certify that the foregoing
is the delinquent real property tax roll for said Public Utility District for the years 1954 and
1955 representing unpaid taxes for 1954 due June 1, 1954, and for 1955 due June 1, 1955, and all
delinquent for more than one year; that the total of taxes and penalty and interest and costs on
each parcel with the aggregate owing is separately stated for each of the two years involved.
The reference to lots and blocks is based upon the official plat of the Hamilton Acres Subdivis
ion, Fairbanks Precinct, Fourth Division, Alaska.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto affixed my hand and the official seal of the said
Diistrict upon this 31st day of July. 1956.
/s CAROLINE LUBKING,
Caroline Lubking, Clerk of Hamilton
Acres Public Utility District.
Published August 2, 9, 16 and 23, 1954.
Total
14.17
13.57
38.73
36.68
44.17
20.77
15.97
42.97
15.97
15.97
15.97
15.97
16.57
29.77
62.77
27.97
26.77
51.87
48.83
41.17
16.27
15.97
17.91
20.48
15.97
16.27
15.97
16.92
16.57
44.22
41.77
58.57
21.97
45.97
151.57
15.97
16.27
15.97
53.77
29.63