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COURT NEWS
II. S Commi*i»on«r'S Court
Richard Fischer, May 30, fined
on .speeding charge brought
#»t, Ti .n tuna I Police; DouglW
aidla. fined $20 on speeding
dmrgc. $to on driving with for
plate;-, while residing in Al
«t*a charge both brought by
jv;ri police; Russel Hanralum,
Winy :il, fined $00 of which $3*
with suspended, license revoked
remaining year, for fishing M
» n,;.« <t wah i s, charge brought try
Crnne Management agent; .loon
i***Ue Uanrahan, May 31, fine $0®
«,t which 330 was suspended, lie
■•i,ae revoked remaining year,
•ladling m eloaed waters, charged
'ity Clame Management agent
lames H Ammons, dune $*
1 joed $50, with $30 suspended, li
* i ti* t revoked on fishing in elo;>
**.! waters charge brought t*V
Idame Management agent, Peter
aft I Tabasco, June 1, fined $5®.
3k# suspended, license revoked
in fishing in closed waters eharge*
Immghi by Game Management
,ii Charles E. Davidson, June
1 fined SHOO, $200 mi priitlul
charge of leaving scene of aeci
«i. mi. lined $200, $100 suspended
charge reckless driving, driving
i.mliter the influence, all charges
brought hy Teir. police; 1 a* toy
K fIja lad $40 fine, speeding and
9 ml fly Vehicle eiimpment, ehai g
* ij by Ten, police; Robert En
r is, .June 20. $15 fine, driving
will toieign license plates and
without Alaska driving license
•whm employed in Alaska
li*'piigfrt by 'Fen police Donald
Wei . m I line 20, $100 fine, $7-1.
«» ,tended ilnvcr's license revolt
* - if 10 days, on private person ;
.4. •; . Thomas K Giavel.y, July
A driving umle-i mfhienee, negli
i"ci*i driving, failure to show va
tel Alaska (tiivei In en e, $100
arapendf'd fun 00-da.'1 suspend
•< d sentence, Ten police eitaege,
t dfe c; Ihnley, July 27, spedlihg,
’J uit.ii '13 11 police charge; i
i,««j i y W Mona on, Aug 10, ucg i
lig d driving $30 fine, >0 day
*< vocation dm «i s In cu e, IV-n
Iodjee charge; Martha T Lisieha,
t uj 21 fined $10, driving with
riiii license Ten police charge,
D*j»ulit( 1 vine Aug 'a lined
$« J dm • i license i evoked to;
i-.s I 10,a* 30 da> su .pended j
»irtu>c> na Ten. police ehaige
■*nl driving under the infhn-uee,
u suiting m an accident.
Franihs Han,y S* pi 2 lined M®
*lt ivmg without Alaska license
filmic oi registration, 'fen police
* hu ge Joseph P Young, St pi 3
lined $200, $ 123 suspended, drtv
tin *nu K with overwide load ami
wiihi'iiil a p( i mit, IVi i poiiee
* i targe. Edward H Gouven, Kept,
'a J inert $33, driver s license re
feed 20 days, negligent driving,
police charge; David Peter
Kept. 3, fined $35, $25 a us
fjttftrfcd. passing in a no passing
atiM Ten police charge. Hairy
t * (.joocli, Sept H. fined $150.
.suspended driver’s license i
irwiokcd 00 days, driving under
Ito mliuenci resulting in aeci
P, at Terr, polm charge; Waldo
A I Mill OI (died $100. suspended,
iVing gri/ !y bear without first
iddamirp special license. Game.
management agent charge, Dan
c .in, non Si pt 14, lined $50.
YIP su: pend, d, damage to high
Alaska Highway
And Public Works
Board to Meet
'Hie Board of the Alaska High*
way and Public Works Depart
moot will moot tn Juneau start
mg Of!tuber 7, 1068, it was an
piHinoil by Prank A. Mutealf,
rofomtKUoner and chan man of
ttti- board, The first day will be
devoted to public hearings, start -
mg at 9:00 a m. to be held m the
Senate Chambers, Federal Build
mg Tin Board will then go into
eKgeutive sessions to consider the
1960 fiscal yeai Federal Aid pro
gram, and other items of depart'*!
mental business.
Persons desiring to speak at
the public hearing are urged to
make arrangements with the De
partment as soon as possible lor
scheduling. To save time, intci
( Jed groups are asked to have
one .spokesman, and presentations
are to he limited to not more
than 1!) minutes each.
ANNUAL BAZAAR
TO BE HELD
IN NOVEMBER
St Mate id’s Catholic Church
annual bazaar will this yeai be
held tin Saturday, Novembei 16,
it has been announced Proceeds
1'eom the annual event are used
to nm the church and rectory.
I >ut mg the bazaai tom \ alu
able prizes will be awarded.
First prize will lie a round trip
from Anchorage to N< w York
City (or vice versa) via North
west Airlines IX ’VC pins $101)
( vpenmoney, or tie winner
may lake the total equivalent in
• ash Second prize will, be an
Ai gus C 20 Timm precision cam
era with colot slide Ivil. flash
at!a imieiii and pre viewer. A
man'.. Klgm wnsl watch will be
Ur, ftiu d prize and a beaut it it!
brown and gold satin comforter
quilt ot while goose down will
be the fourth prize.
An mb rest mg ba/.aai is being
planned by members ol the |
church, with a numbet ol sales}
Ixiciihs and ot lie i type entcrlain j
nniit being scheduled
Robert !• Scott, 20, became the |
third hade i ol the Alaska Co
operative Wildlife Research Unit
at the University of Alaska last
week i it- succeeds John L, Buck
ley, who recently transferred to
Washington, D C As. unit lead -
er, Scott will direct fish and wild
hie re.-eaieh m Alaska, supervise
pinus , iui.,11 training of tJnfver
sit y graduate students in wild
life, and handle other functions
m this field. The roopoiative unit
is operated with funds and fat ii
dies fium the University, U. S.
Fiph and Wildlife Serviee, W Id
life Management Institute, Aias- j
It a Came Commission, and the AI
a .ka Dep.u tment of Ft Ji and
Came.
way, Terr. Puliec charge, Will am
1. Paulson, Sept Hi, filled $10,
driving wit hobl dmci’s license,
Terr police charge..
For Representative, 9th
District, Vote for
JAMES J. HUR1EY
Pd .idv
ntASKA
IRUCK
NEW BABIES
Butts
Mr, ami Mm Martin Betts of
Was ill a are parents of their third
child, a «©ft, whom they have
named Bruce Christian, Bruce
was born at Valley Presbyterian
Hospital October 4 and weighed
e»ght pounds, seven ounces at
birth. Mi Betts is employed by
Tee land’s Shopping Center in
Wasilla. Mrs, Betts is a former
school teacher in the Palmer sys
tem and has taught in the Wasil
la schools as well.
Schoibb
Mr. and Mrs Allan Seheible of
Marsfield, Wisconsin, are parents
of a son who was -born Septertv
tier m that city, Paternal
grandparents are Mr, and Mrs.
Oust Seheible of Palmer. The AI
lan Sheibles, who formerly lived
in Palmer, have named their son
Steven Earl.
Mi Norma Hoy I of Anchorage
has been chosen by the Presby
tery of the Yukon and the Board
of National Missions of the Unit
ed Presbyterian Church in the
US A to become a member of
the Sheldon Jackson Junior Col
lege Advisory Committee Mrs,
Hoyt will become a member of
the class of 19fi0
IB FUNDS CUT
NEARLY $10,000
A cut of nearly $10,000 from
the 1958 amount Federal appro
priations to the Alaska Depart
ment of Health for tuberculosis
control in 1959, has been announ
ced by Dr. Harry V. Gibson, com
missioner of health Anothei cut
for 1859 is $4,000 lopped from the
general health, cancer, heart and
water pollution control funds, he
stated
This decrease in funds is a
serious handicap in the battle
against tuberculosis which still
remains Alaska's biggest health
problem," Dr. Gibson said. ‘Tre
mendous improvement in control
of the disease has been made in
the past few years but we are in
the position where if we stop now
we’ll lose much of what wr have
gained."
The big drop in tuberculosis
deaths in Alaska from 222 in
1947 to 40 in 1957 does not mean
that the fight is won but that
improvement in drugs and treat
merit keeps more people from dy
ing from the disease. At the close
of 1957 there were 3705 Alaskan
tuberculosis cases receiving treat
ment at home and 781 in hos
pitals.
Elect James J. Hurley,
Representative, 9th Dist.
Pd. adv.
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Ask for DU PONT ZEREX with MR-8 rust
inhibitor.
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RE-ELECT
Ernest W. Gruening
U. S. SENATOR
A seasoned political veteran who will fight for
Alaska's Interests
General Election, Tuesday, November 25
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WALTER AND ALVINA DEMING
YOUR HOST AND HOSTESS
PALMER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 1958 FORECLOSURE LIST
Take nolice that hairing given public notice in this newspaper on July 17 and 24. 1958, as requited by law, the foreclosure h**
for 1958 was tiled September 18. 1858, in District Court in the Third Division tor judgement and an order of sale pursuant to
Chapter 174, Session Laws of Alaska, and by direction of the School District Board of Directors.
Take further notice that this is the one and only publication listing these properties prior to Court order to be issuer) on or
after October 20. 1958. that will transfer the properties still delinquent directly to the School District. After a one year redemption
period beginning with the date of the order of sale, the properties riot redeemed shall be deeded to the School District by the Cleric
of the Court. . f A , .
Take further notice the properties are described by tax lot number pursuant to Section 5. Chapter 1/4, 5.1..A.. und may is*
further identified at the Tax Assessor's office. The names are those of record or as last known to the tax office on the current tax
roll, and an incorrect name does not invalidate the tax lien. ......
Take further notice the properties on the foreclosure list, the owners or reputed owners, the year or years of delinquency, tne
unpaid lax, fifteen percent penalty, interest at 8% per annum from date of delinquency to the day six months after delinquency o
the latest year, and the pro rata cost of publication and foreclosure is as follows;
Twp He Bange
Subdivision
17N-2E
17N-2E
17N2E
17N.2E
17N2E
I7N 2E
17N 2E
17N 2E
17N 2E
18N IE
18N2E
18N 2E
18N 2E
18N 2E
I8N-2E
19N 3E
Bailey His.
Baliey His.
Brix
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Matanuska
Sec. or Blk
7
18
24
25
25
28
26
35
36
14
36
36
3b
36
36
24
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
5
5
5
5
5
18
19
29
31
32
34
Tax Lot
A 2
A3
C7
A3
C3
D4
D8
A1
B!
DI
B3
B5
B6
B7
B8
A3
13A
9A
1
8. 9
18
19
U
9
12
13
14
15
Name
Grover, Roland and Beverly
Grover, Roland and Beverly
Sexton, Elmer and Lottie
Hlasongame, l. Pauline and Ray C.
Coven, Charles B.
Peters, Jennings and Pearl C.
Unknown, Pat by Floyd Rock
Coven, Chari os B.
Coven, Charles B,
Headquarters General Council
Assemblies of God
Unknown, Pat. by Milton S. Draxtott
Nelson, N. Talmadge
Nelson,. N. Talmadge
Nelson. N Talmadge
May Warner T.
Dolti, James and Rose
Stoeckle, Carl F. and Mary Hester
Fleming, C, W.
Don and Haieen Ingalls
c/o buyer unknown, Anderson
Present ownership unknown on parcels
patented as follows:
Merle J. Edmondson
Marion Fleming
Marion Fleming
Ellen S. Horton
Fred B, Wood
Ralph Weiss
John G. Adams fk Victor A, Morgan
Hugh McCaughy
Peter Lindquist
Dwight Fox Ik Joseph Bosch
Dwight Fox & Joseph Bosch
Dwight Fox Ik Joseph Bosch
Dwight Fox fir Joseph Bosch
Dwight Fox fk Joseph Bosch
William Taylor
We hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct roll ot the delinquent taxes for the Palmer Independent School
District for the year 1957 and prior.years. Said taxes became daflnauent August 2, of the year assessed when the first installment
was not paid on time, and February 2, of the fallowing year whe n the first installment was paid on time.
Year
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
PJ57
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
Ta )•<>-»
15 JIG
13.80
16.00
5.00
L60
1.00
.60
1.60
1.60
110.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
LOO
LOO
3.00
6.40
7.60
2.00
1.20
.60
.60
.60
.60
.60
.60
.60
,60
.60
.60
,80
1.60
1.60
.80
Penalty
2.25
2.10
2,49
.75
.30
.15
.15
.30
.30
16.50
.15
.15
IS
.15
.15
.45
.90
1.14
.30
.15
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.09
.12
.24
.24
.12
Interest
.60
.56
L28
,40
.16
.08
05
,18
.16
8.80
.08
.08
,09
.08
.08
.12
,48
.64
.16
.08
.05
.05
.05
05
05
.05
.05
.05
05
05
.06
.12
.12
.06
Costs
19.45
19 45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
19.45
Total
37.30
35.91
39.13
25.60
21.51
20.68
20/25
21.51
2 LSI
154.75
20.68
20.68
20.68
20.68
20.68
23.02
27.23
28,83
21.91
20.88
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.19
20.43
21.41
21.41
20.43
(SEAL)
Published Sc pi 18, 25, Oct. 2, 0, 1958
Date: September 12, 1958
/&/ GEORGE E. SMITH. President. Palmer Independent School District
/s/ WM WAKEI.AND, Tax Assessor Collector
CITY OF PALMER 1958 FORECLOSURE LIST
Take nolle# that having given public notice in this newspaper on July 24. and 31, 1958, as required by law. the foreclosure list
tor 1958 was filed September *18, 1958. in District Court of the Third Division for judgement and an order of sale pursuant to
Chapter 174, Session Laws of Alaska, and by direction of the Palmer City Council.
Take further notice that this is the one and only publication listing these properties prior to court order-to be issued on or alter
October 20, 1958. that will transfer the properties still delinquent directly to the City. After a one year redemption period beginning
with the date of the order of sale, the properties not redeemed shall be deeded to the City by the Clerk ot the Court.
Take further notice the properties are described by tax lot number pursuant to Section 5, Chapter 174, S.L.A., and may .be
further identified at the Tax Assessor's office. The names are those ol record or as Iasi known to the tax office on the current
ta\ roll, and an incorrect name does not invalidate the tax lien.
Take further notice the properties on the foreclosure list, the owners or reputed owners, the year or years ot delinquency, the
unpaid tax. fifteen percent penalty, interest at B% per annum from date of delinquency to the day six months after delinquency of
the latest year, and the pro rata cost of publication and foreclosu re is as follows;
Name
Reader, P. H.
T. A. Smith Estate
T. A. Smith Estate
T. A. Smith Estate
Subdivision
T. A, Smith
T. A, Smith
T. A. Smith
T. A. Smith
Block
2
7 thru 9
10
12 thru 14
Tax Lot
9
1A
Year
1957
1957
1957
1957
Taxes
14.40
172.16
70.40
1)0.40
Penally
2.10
25.82
10.56
16.50
Interest
LI 2
13.77
5.63
8,80
Costs
118.60
118.60
118.60
118.60
Total
136.22
330.35
205.19
254.30
We hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct roil of the delinquent taxes for the City of Palmer for the year 1957
and prior years. Said taxes became delinquent August 2, of the year assessed when the first installment was not paid on time, and
February 2, at the following year when the first installment was paid on time.
(SEAL) , Dele September 16, 1958
/«/ EMILIE ST. PIERRE, City Clerk, City of Palmer
Published Sept 18. 25, Get. 2, 9, 1958 /»/ Wm. WAKELAND. Tax Assessor Collector