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Newspaper

Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1966

Page

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Santa to visit Petersburg by Temsco helicopter

A storm report blends with a Petersburg notice as Santa Claus plans a first official visit to Petersburg on Saturday afternoon at Trading Union from 3 to 5 p.m. He will arrive by Temsco helicopter weather permitting, with a surprise for youngsters under 10.

Petersburg Santa Claus Trading Union Santa Temsco Heliopter Earl Walker Temsco Rudoph Trading Union Clothing W. T. Johnson

Wedding Tomorrow for Lorraine Mossman and James Williamson

Lorraine Mossman and James Williamson to wed in a private ceremony tomorrow night December 3. A reception begins at 8:00 p.m. at the James Williamson home for friends of the couple.

Lorraine Mossman James Williamson

Juvenile Drinkers To Be Named by District Judge Schulz

District Judge Thomas Schulz announced in Petersburg that future juvenile offenders charged with possessing or consuming alcohol will have their names released to the press along with their parents’ names and addresses. Juveniles under 18 remain shielded in juvenile hearings for non‑minors. Schulz cites improved results after prior name releases in Juneau. The Elks memorial service is set for Sunday December 4 at 2 p.m. Exalted Ruler Mort Fryer reports the event in the lodge hall.

Thomas Schulz Petersburg Schulz Juneau Elks Elks Lodge Mort Fryer

Five Candidates For Snow Queen In Petersburg

Five Petersburg teenage club snow queen candidates have been chosen by the student body. Each candidate represents a sponsoring local organization with prizes of twenty five dollars each at the Snowball in the school gym on Friday December 23.

Petersburg Snow Queen Sue Reeser Sons of Norway Linda Schouweiler Chamber of Commerce Sharon Burrell Rotary

Ted Reynolds Taken By Death

Fredrick B Reynolds a Petersburg businessman died Sunday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Petersburg Elks Lodge Hall with the VFW color guard and the Alaska National Guard firing a military salute. Born in Tacoma July 17 190, he came to Alaska about 1928 and lived in Juneau Skagway and Craig before settling in Petersburg. Survived by wife Violet and stepdaughter Phyllis Richmond and three brothers Ellis C Reynolds Percy E Reynolds and George I Reynolds all present for the services.

Fredrick B Ted) Reynolds Petersburg VFW Petersburg Elks Lodge Reynolds Violet Phyllis Richmond Ellis C. Reynolds Percy E. Reynolds Juneau George I. Reynolds Salem Oregon

Zepp and Reid to Wed in Presbyterian Church

The marriage of Miss Gloria L Zepp and Mr Richard D Reid is set for 7 o clock Saturday December 3 at the First Presbyterian Church A reception will follow in the Presbyterian Fellowship Hall All friends and families invited Miss Zepp is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Zepp Petersburg Richard Reid is son of Mr and Mrs Alex J Reid Petersburg

Gloria L. Zepp Richard D. Reid First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Fellowship Hall Miss Zepp Harold Zepp Petersburg Richard Reid Alex J. Reid

No Board Change Delayed Seated Yet After October Election

A new school board has not been seated sixty days after the October 4 election as officials await further guidance from Jim Nordale of the state local affairs agency on election technicalities. Johnston may serve a three year term. Bogue’s qualification remains in question and no special election is approved due to cost. Board members Dee Day, Oines, Thompson, Smith and Dr. R. L. Day hold or seek terms, with Nordale’s ruling pending.

Norman Johnston Sinzie Canidate State Johnston Nordal Kester Dotts Ssokke Nordale Willmer Oines Bve.d Menver Dee Tom Thompson Oiie Thompson Toe Dee Day T. F. Smith R. L. Day

Regional Forester To Decide PNTs E Allotment

In Alaska the Forest Service negotiates with Pacific Northern Timber over 2.25 billion board feet of timber in Tongass National Forest. C Girard Davidson proposes alternatives to the 1954 sale terms as a pulp mill deadline lapses. final regional forester decision expected later. Block A 750 million feet was conditioned on a saw mill. Block B 2.29 billion feet required a pulp mill by 1965 and now faces continued appeal.

Washington Forest Service Pacific Northern Timber Alaska C. Girard Davidson Tongass National Forest

Single engine flight diverted to Juneau after engine trouble

An alert was issued when a single engine plane en route from Seattle to Juneau reported engine trouble. Coast Guard boats including Petersburg’s were alerted to assist if an emergency ditching was needed, but the pilot landed safely at Juneau airport.

Seattle Juneau Coast Guard Petersburg

Petersburg Invites Residents to Join Foreign Film Society

A second call goes out for locals to view foreign films with the KTEN Foreign Film Society. Petersburg seeks decision soon and interested residents should phone 3256 to join the local film group.

Petersburg Kten Foreign Film Society 3256

Vikings Rally to Beat Rain Makers 65 39 in Prince Rupert

Petersburg High School Vikings won the first of a two game series in Prince Rupert defeating the Rain Makers 65 to 39. The teams meet again tonight with the Vikings traveling by ferry and arriving at 1 30 a m Sunday morning.

Petersburg High School Vikings Prince Rupert

Rainfall Preview Fundraiser Seeks Teens Support

The Wyonen Magies group assisting teens in a rainfall prediction fundraiser reports slow response. Proceeds from the game go to the teens. Tickets are sold at Moose Hall, Kite's Kave, Le Conte Apparel, Trading Union and Harbor Bar. Entry deadline is December 10 to predict Petersburg rainfall in 1966.

Wyonen Magies Moose Hall Kite’s Kave le Conte Apparel Trading Union Harbor Bar Petersburg

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Storm Valdez Gulf of Alaska Don Lowell Alaska Disaster Office Mobil Harborview Egan Samll Business Administration Farmers Home Administration Ted Reynolds Zepp Reid Andy PNT Art Orr Trio Kito Dorothy Starr Kave Elks Club Bianchis Lou Rene
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