LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Sir;
In the twelve years during
which the Sisters have had man
agement of the Griffin Memorial
Hospital, it has been our happy
fortune to meet many truly noble
people. We do feel, however, that
we owe a very special debt of
gratitude to those ladies—Nurses’
Aides, Gray Ladies and others—
who have given so generously of
themselves to aid us in our work.
Recently, and in fact at the pres
sent writing, we have had some
very ill patients who required
constant watching. These ladies
have volunteered their services,
not only in the daytime but in the
difficult hours of the night, gen
erously, willingly, even eagerly.
It is a relatively easy matter to
give donations to charity but it is
quie another thing to give our
selves, when it means real sacri
fice. \ ,
We are happy to give this pub
lic acknowlegement to these won
derful women who have worked so
quietly and unostentatiously, yet
with such great efficiency to do
what lies in their power to aid the
sick.
THE GREY NUNS OF
j' THE SACRED HEART
Sunrise-Sunset
Sunrise and sunset hours as sup
plied by Fleet Weather Station
on the Naval Base for the nexl
seven days as as follows:
Sunrise
December 2
December 3
December 4
December 5
December 6
December 7
December 8
08:30
08:31
08:33
.08:35
08:36
08:38
08:39
Sunset
3:29
3:28
3:27
3:26
3t26
3:25
3:24
KODIAK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL MSTHICT, KODIAK, ALASKA DELINOUENT TAX ROLL
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NOTICE OF SALE
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Public Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of October, 1956, pursuant to proceedings beretoforebad in compliance - with the laws
of the Territory of Alaska, the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, signed an order authorizing the sale of the
properties hereinafter listed for the satisfaction and discharge of delinquent taxes, penalties, interest, and costs due to the said Kodiak
Independent School District, Kodiak, Alaska. Public Notice is given that the sale of the properties hereinafter described will commence
at 10:00 A. M. on the 1st day of December, 1956, and will be held at the Downtown School Building in the City of Kodiak, Alaska.
Public Notice is further given that the parcels of property so ordered to be sold are described hereinafter and the name of the person
to whom the same is assessed is stated where such name is known, and where the name of the owneris not known such fact is also stat
ed, and the amount of taxes due upon each tract or parcel, together with penalties interest and costs are as hereinafter set forth
Public Notice is further given that the parcels of property hereinafter described will be sold at public sale to the highest cash bidder,
and a Certificate of Sale issued to each purchaser. A member of the Board of Directors of the Kodiak Independent School District, Ko
diak, Alaska, if the highest cash bid is not sufficient to discharge the lien of the tax, for which all taxes, penalties, interest, and costs
are due shall reject such bid and shall bid in such property for and on behalf of the Kodiak Independent School District, Kodiak, Alaska,
for the amount of the tax, penalties interests, and costs. If said sale shall not be completed on the 1st day of December, 1956, the same shall
be continued from day to day commencing each day at the hour ofl0:00A. M., until all parcels listed in said roll have been sold. Properties
sold may be redeemed in the time and manner required by law and the Resolutions of the said Kodiak Independent School District, Ko
diak, Alaska.
DATED this 17th day of October, 1956. I t C
Date 1st Pub. Nov. 3, 1956 KODIAK INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, KODIAK, ALASKA
Date Last Pub. Dec. 1, 1956 By Gilbert A. Jarvela, Board Member
Owner of Record Description 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 Total Tax Penalty Interest Costs Total
Date each year’s taxes became . .
delinquent 9-1-50 12-8-51 11-00-52 10-1-53 10-1-54 10-1-55
ALLMAN ADDITION
Block
1
Lot
18
19
20
17
21
23
Lot
2
Harry Wallace
Hatxy Wallace 1
Harry Wallace 1
Mathey D. Fitzgerald 3
Mathey D. Fitzgerald 3
Mathey D. Fitzgerald 3
LE1TE ADDITION'
Block
George Eckenberg 1
Ronald and Jeannine
Keplinger 1 (%)4
Mrs. Arthur Levine 1(%)20
Max Therklesen 2 1
Macy D. Fitzgerald 2 18
Max O. Therkelsen 2 20
Bea Nachtweih 3(Pt)ll
Harold and Dixie
Hakenson 7 2
Elvin E. Foster 7 3
Chas. & Betty Reynolds 7 12
John Fitzgerald 8 (Pt) 4
x
ns
5.20
1.60
51.22
5.20
3 J0O
1.68
2.16
1.60
9.45
30.45
82.60
3.30
64.51
3.00
3.38
1.04
11.08
1.09
1.40
1.04
6.25
23.77
17.83
18.51
59.80
103.15
2.15
39.64
1.95
11.66
20.52
13.78
4.24
11.08
2.77
3.56
2.64
35.70
23.77
48.28
18.51
193.62
103.15
5.45
104.15
10.67
11.66
20.52
5.72
.69. 3.11
.21 1.13
355 1.44
.14 45
.18 .58
.13 .43
.79 2.55
1.19 2.14
2.41 8.00
.93 1.67
9.68 39.63
5.16 9.28
.27 .89
5.21 17.11
.53 2.69
.58 1.05
1.03 1.85
43.15 6Q.73.
43.15 48.73
43.15 56-22
43.15 46.51,
43.15 47.47
43.15 4635
43.15 62.19
43.15 70.25
43.15 101.84
43.15 64 26
43.15 286.08
43.15 160.74
43.15 49.76
43.15 169.62
43.15 57.04
43.15 56.44
43.15 66.55
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