V
LITTLE LEAGUE
BASEBALL
The four Little Leag'STb^l
P-ace, and two tied for second.
Team standings are as follows;
The ties will not be played off
at this time. The second half
games will begin tonight (July 2)
and when completed any ties
standing at the time will be play
ed off. *
Koslosky .
Jones ville
Kiwanis
(Mipose _
Won Lost
— 5 4
—5 4
—4 5
--4 5
Special Education Funds Available for Handicapped Chddren
The office of the Commissioner
of Education, Don M. Dafoe, an
nounced this week that residents
of Alaska who are parents * of
children of legal school age hav
ing physical handicaps which
prohibit the child’s attendance
in a regular school program, may
now make application for educa
tional funds made available by
the 1957 Legislature for the at
tendance of such children in
special institutions in the States.
According to the announce
ment, up to $1000 per year for the
educational costs of attendance in
special schools or institutions out
side the Territory may be allot
ted any child whose parents are
residents of Alaska and who has
been certified as being unable to
benefit from attendance in a
regular school by a licensed phy
sician. Assistance under the pro
gram does not include the cost
of travel, medical attention, or
board and room. Department of
Education funds for the handi
capped children may only be used
to pay for tuition costs, books, in
structional supplies, etc.
In order to obtain this educa
tional assistance, parents must
furnish tjie Office of the Com
missioner of Education (1) a state
ment from a doctor that the
child cannot benefit from regu
lar school attendance; (2) appli
cation on the part of the parent
to the special institution and ack
nowledgement by the institution
that the child may be accepted,
and the approximate educational
costs; and (3) a letter of appli
cation from the parent to the
Commissioner of Education, Box
1841, Juneau, requesting the ser
vice.
Several Alaska handicapped
children have been helped in
special schools outside Alaska
such as the Washington State
School for the Deaf during the
1955-57 biennium. These special
funds have made available bed
side teaching programs within
school districts in Alaska. Chil
dren included in this program
have been paralytic polio victims;
rheumatic fever victims; pupils
Name
Glen A. Shank _
Ferber Bailey _
Ferber Bailey _
Ferber Bailey _
Ferber Bailey _
Dorothy Nichols
.Dorothy Nichols
Ferber Bailey_
Jack Taylor _
Jack Taylor _
Ferber Bailey_
Ole J. Ludefald _
Ole J. Ludefald _
Ole J. Ludefald _
Edgar D. DeLand
Vernon Holt_
Edward Smith __
Thomas Jenson
Ray Hendricks
L. W. Sprague ...
L. W. Sprague
Mr. Rousseau_
Calvan Osborne
O. K. Hillman
O. K. Hillman
Herbert Boyle
F. W. Mollendorf .
F. W. Mollendorf .
Fred Mollendorf
Fred Mollendorf __
Harvey G. Marsh
Harvey G. Marsh
Year
Description
part of 9, block 1____
lot 20, block 1__
lot 21, block 1_
W| of 22 & 23, block 1_
lot 28, block 1_
lot 25, block 3_
lot 26, block 3__
lot 32, block 3_
lot 33, block 3__
lot 34, block 3_
NWi SW* Sec. 29; T18N/R2E
BERGAMN
lot 5, tract 2___
lot 5, tract 3 _
lot 5, tract 4__
BODENBURG CREEK SUB.
lot 4, parcel 2_
HUNTLEY HTS.
lot 2 __
lot 3 _
LANGES HOLIDAY NO. 1
lot 2_...
lot 15 __
LEDUC
lot 2, block 1_
lot 3, block 1__
MATANUSKA TOWNSITE
lot 8, block 2_
lot 12, block 4_
McKECHNIE
lot 7 _
lot 8 _
RICHIE
lot 4 _- -
SUTTON
lot 5, block 1_
lot 6, block 1_
WOODLAND PARK
lot 10, block 1_
lot 11, block 1_
lot 11, block 2_
lot 12, block 2_
_ 1956
_ 1956
__ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
.. 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
—. 1956
1955
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
1955
1954
_ 1956
_\_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
1955
_ 1956
_ 1956
Tax Penalty
26.29 3.94
2.75 .41
2.75 .41
3.30 .50
2.75 .41
50.60 7.59
3.58 .58
3.08 .46
47.36 7.10
3.08 .46
34.10 5.16
.61 .09
.61 .09
.61 .09
3.30 .50
1.10 .17
1.00 .15
1.10 .17
LOO .15
1.65 .25
1.65 .25
1.50 .23
7.15 1.07
7.15 1.07
2.31 .35
2.10 .32
2.10 .32
.66 .10
7.81 1.17
1.10 .17
17.90 2.69
2.75 .41
2.00 20
2.75 .41
2.00 .30
1.10 .17
1.00 .15
1.10 .17
1.00 .15
1.10 .17
1.10 .17
Int. Cost
2.10 4.00
.22 4.00
.22 4.00
26 4.00
.22 4.00
4 05 4.00
.2$ 4.00
.25 4.00
3.79 4.00
.25 4.00
2.73 4.00
.05 4.00
.05 4.00
.05 4.00
.17 4.00
.09 4.00
.20 8.00
.09 4.00
20 8.00
.13 4.00
.13 4.00
.30 8.00
.57 4.00
.57 4.00
.18 4.00
.42 8.00
.61 8.00
.05 4.00
.62 4.00
.09 4.00
.90 4.00
.22 4.00
.40 8.00
22 4.00
.40 8.00
.09 4.00
.20 8.00
.09 4.00
.20 8.00
.09 4.00
.09 4.00
Total
36.33
7.38
7.38
8.06
7.38
66.24
8.45
7.79
62.25
7.79
45.99
4.75
4.75
4.75
7.97
5.35
925
525
9.35
603
6-03
10.03
12.79
12-79
6.84
10.84
11.03
4.81
13.60
526
25.49
728
10.70
728
10.70
526
9.25
5.36
9.25
526
5 36
uvrauy jluoi me lorcggmg is a irue ana correct xou oz xne aeunquer,! taxes tor me Jrainier maepenaem Dcnooi jl/isixici iux
3he years 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, and 1956. Said taxes became delinquent in full on February 2 of the year following, and the
first half only became delinquent August 2 of the year assessed in the case of 1955 and 1556 taxes. The total amount of said taxes,
penalty, interest and costs are separately stated and the aggregate of the whole thereof.
Seal of Palmer Independent School District BARBARA R. SKOK
Clerk, Palmer Independent School District
WILLIAM WAKELAND,
Published Jun. 13. 20. 27 »nd July 2. 11. 1357_ SBgTgffffnden. School Dielric
CITY OF PALMER NOTICE OF TAX SALE
The delinquent tax roll of real property for the years 1954, 1955 wad 1956 have been completed and are open for inspection at the office
of the City clerk of the City of Palmer and at th office of the tax assessor-collector, for the City of Palmer, in the Neal Wright building
above the Matanuska Valley Bank.
The said delinquent tax roll will be presented in the District Court f or the Third Division, Territory of Alaska, sitting at Anchorage,
Alaska, for judgement and order of sale on August 15, 1957, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as the matter can
be heard.
The tract on said roll, the amount of unpaid tax, penalty and interest due thereon and the name of the person or persons, firm or
corporation, to whom such tracts are assessed follows:
Mum
Palmer Enterprises, Inc. —
Erwin Doyle --
Frank and Lucille Morton
Frank and Lucille Morton
I. S. Barton
Robert Burgess
K. C. and Mary Alice Lovejoy—
Mrs. Charles Olson --
Wayne McNamara --
Carl Wickman
Carl Wickman
Smith Estate -—
Smith Estate
Smith Estate
Ralph and Alice Horton
Frank Cornelius -—
Bernard R. Bouwens
Description Year
ARRC SUB.
Park Reserve, blk. 1_ 1956
FELTON
lot 7, blk 2_____ 1956
lot 4, blk. 3___1956
lot 5, blk. 3------ 1856
LUCAS
lot 1C north 40 ft., blk. 1_ 1956
lot ID and S10 ft. lot 1C, blk 1_ 1956
MEIER
lot 4 less S200, W200 _—--—.. 1956
SHERROD
lot 11, blk. 3..—... 1956
1955
1954
SHERROD RIVERSIDE
lot 21, blk. 2--- 1956
T. A. SMITH
lot 8, blk. 1-- 1956
1955
1954
lot 9, blk. 1---- 1956
1955
1954
lot 15, blk. 6--- 1956
1955
1954
lot 16, blk. 6---- 1956
1955
1954
blocks 7 thru 15----- 1956
1955
1954
M. D. SNODGRASS
Start at sec cor btwn 32/33 4/5, thence, E614 ft.,
S 30', to pt begin: thence S13*05 W90', W13*05'
N127.79', N58.72', E144.84 to pt begin in lot 4, blk 1— 1956
1955
1954
EGTVET AREA 17-2 Sec. 4
S56 ft., N218 ft., E100 ft;., W360 ft., NE*_ 1956
1955
SMITH EXT. AREA 18-2 Sec. 33
N140, S438-71, E75, W741, SE* NW*_ 1956
Tax
552.00
60.00
5.60
33.72
9.60
49.60
64.00
8.00
5.00
5.00
4.80
46.40
29.00
29.00
14.40
9.00
9.00
6.80
4.00
4.00
6.80
4.50
4.50
440.00
275.00
275.00
96.00
60-00
60.00
104.00
83.00
64.80
Penalty Ini.
82.80 44.16
9.00 4.80
-84 .45
5.06 2.70
1.44 .77
7.44 397
9.60 5.12
1.20 .64
.75 100
.75 1.45
.72 .38
6.96 3.71
4.35 5.80
4.35 8.41
2.16 1.15
1.80 1.35
1.80 2.61
1.02 .54
.60 .80
.60 1.16
1.02 .54
.68 .90
.68 1.31
66.00 35.20
41.25 55.00
41.25 79.75
14.40 7.68
9.00 12.00
9.00 17.40
15.60 8.32
12.45 16.60
9.72 5.18
Cost Total
4.00 682.96
4.00 77.80
4.00 10.89
4.00 45.48
4.00 15.81
4.00 65.01
4.00 82.72
4.00 13.84
8.00 14.75
8.00 15.20
4.00 9.90
4.00 61.07
8.00 47.15
8.00 49.76
4.00 21.71
8.00 20.15
8.00 20.96
4.00 12.36
8.00 13.40
8.00 13.76
4.00 12.36
8.00 14.08
8.00 14.49
4.00 545.20
8.00 379.25
8.00 404.00
4.00 122.08
8.00 89.00
8.00 94.40
4.00 131.92
8.00 120.05
4.00 83.70
v h h_ rftT«ifT that the foregoing it a true and correct roll of ihe delinquent taxes for the City of Palmer for the years 1954, 1955,
* i qkr R»ia taxes became delinquent to full on February 2 of the year following, and the first half only became delinquent on August
1856. »arn xaxes *"”»"**_'V - ia*S lose taxes. The total amount of c=»5d t»Voc nonaltv and inbmi snnaratelv stated!
..Ji lose B.W taxes became delinquent in tun on renruary oi me year jouowing, and the first bait only became delinquent on August
2 of the' year mitmtiH in the case of 1955 and 195# taxes. The total amount of said taxes, penally and interest are separately staled
and the aggregate of the whole thereof:
Seal of ihe City of Palmer stock
City Clerk, City of Palmer
WILLIAM WAKELAND
_. . . » || | ary Assessor-Collector
Published June 13, 20. 27 and July 2, 11. 1957 city of Palmer ,
4-H CLUB NEWS
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Barnyard Farmers
The Barnyard Farmers Inc., 4-H
club met June 25. All but two
members were present. Instruc
tions by Gene Kirsch, leader, and
demonstration of clipping, was
given by Robert Boyd. The next
meeting will be held at Childrens'
Farm Home on July 9 at 7:30
p.m. All members are urged to
be present.
with patrial sight and hearing;
etc.
Parents desiring further infor
mation about school district pro
grams of education for handicap
ped children should contact the
office of the superintendent in
their locality.
TIMELESS SOURCE
OF INSPIRATION
A monument commemorates a
timeless family bond.
Family memorials, sculptured
in imperishable granite and
marble
PALMER
FUNERAL CHAPEL
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