James Byron White 67 Petersburg resident dies
Funeral services for James Byron Barney White 67 longtime Petersburg resident were held at the Elks Lodge with burial in Petersburg Memorial Cemetery. White came to Petersburg in 1934 worked for Pacific American Fisheries then Fryer Machine Works and owned Petersburg Motors until 1968. He was active in Rotary Elks and Masons and served 27 years as a volunteer fireman. Survivors include widow Dorothy two daughters Susan Thomassen and Sandra Edgars four grandchildren two sisters and eight brothers.
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James Byron
Barney) White
Petersburg
Elks Lodge
Petersburg Memorial Cemetery
Petersburg Masonic Lodge
White
Pacific American Fisheries
Rotary Club
Elks
Masonic
Fryer Machine Works
Petersburg Motors
Shrine Club
Dorothy
Susan Thomassen
M& Vernon
Wash
Sandra Edgars
Anchorage
Sylvia
John
Bellingham
Hack
Howard
Eugene
Tanana
Virgil
Union Gap
Farris
Bremerton
Leslie
Port Angeles
Raymond
Suquamish
Jim Taylor
Ed Hagerman
Magnus Martens
Wes Randrup
Jim Leckley
Ernie Haugen
Art Hammer
John Hammer
Arne Lund
Per Sather
Ragnar Stokke
Knut Thompson
Art Peterson
Dave Ohmer
Rainbow leader Nancy Dow to preside at Alaska Grand Assembly
Nancy Dow of Wrangell serves as Grand Worthy Advisor for Alaska Rainbow for Girls and will preside at the Rainbow Grand Assembly in Ketchikan next August with 500 attendees. She has visited all 17 Alaska assemblies during her trip from Ketchikan to Kodiak and plans with Petersburg officers for the event. A Petersburg ordinance aims to clean up abandoned cars on streets, noted by Pole Chief Richard Shaffer. In local news, Fred Haltiner Jr. and wife welcomed son Todd Kristian born December 24 at Petersburg General Hospital, weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces.
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Nancy Dow
Wrangell
International Order of Rainbow For Girls
Alaska
Petersburg
Patti Norheim
Idaho State
Ketchikan
Kodiak
Rainbow Grand Assembly
Susan Norheim
Grand Fidelity
Pam Shilling
Grand Page
Sally Norheim
Haube Homes Top Christmas Decorator in Chamber Contest
Haube's Birch Street residence won this year's Chamber of Commerce Christmas decoration contest topping the residential division with a $75 prize. The event totaled 480 in prizes, doubling last year's amounts, with winners named for business, organizations, boats, and other residential placings.
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Max Haube
Birch Street
Chamber of Commerce
Haube
House of Beauty
Catholic Church
Blue Star
Roy Lund
Neil MacDonald
Dick Kuwata
Louis Seversen
Dick Kito
Chris Christensen
Seakist
Elna Lorraine
Averilla
The
Lutheran Church
Moose Club
City Light Department
Family Shoe Mart
Lind’s
Flower-Rama and Trading Union
Crackdown on unlicensed dogs announced by Police Chief
Police Chief Richard Shaffer announced a crackdown on owners whose dogs are unlicensed and run at large. He noted the city requires licensing and control despite no dog catcher. Violations may yield tickets after warnings. 1969 dog licenses expire in January.
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Richard Shaffer
Shaffer
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