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Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1966

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Alaska Steamship cuts SE Alaska service after injunction

Alaska Steamship Co imposes drastic SE Alaska service reductions from May 20 after a U S district court injunction blocks higher rates. Sailings May 13 and this Friday proceed to Ketchikan Juneau Sitka Petersburg Wrangell, with later service limited to Ket chikan Juneau only. The company will seek relief in the ninth circuit while freight service may be stepped up by Avery Trucking Co.

Seattle Alaska Steamship Company SE Alaska Ketchikan Juneau Sitka Petersburg Wrangell D. E. Skinner Alaska Steam Alaska Haines Cordova Prince William Sound Anchorage U. S. District Court Walter H. Hodge Federal Maritime Commission Alaska Steamship Co Southeastern Skinner Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Hodge Ninth Circuit Bill Avery Avery Trucking Co Wrangell and Petersburg Avery Wrangell-Petersburg S.E Kester Dotts Chambers of Commerce Dotts

Protesters Oppose Dry Strait Bridge Permit Request

Four protests were filed to the corps of engineers over Alaska’s permit for a Dry Strait bridge from Mitkof Island to the Stikine River flats. Protesting groups included Alaska Steamship Co and Wrangell Chamber of Commerce. the state seeks a 50 ft vertical clearance and 300 ft horizontal clearance. The application goes to the Secretary of the Army in Washington for a decision. Also noted is Elk’s Mother’s Day service at 2 pm with an Emblem Club tea to follow. public invited.

Corps of Engineers Dry Strait Mitkof Island Stikine River Clare Farley Alaska Anchorage R. M. Cami Alaska Steamship Company Wrangell Chamber of Commerce Casey Moran Alaska Pilot Service John Fox International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots Cami Secretary of the Army Washington, D. C Emblem Club

Borough events and Little Norway Festival in Petersburg

Ronald Cease will speak Monday May 9 at 8 p.m. in City Council Chambers at Petersburg on local affairs, invited by the Petersburg Chamber of Commerce. The Little Norway Festival features Norwegian food, Ketchikan First City Players, salmon derby, trips to LeConte glacier, and Scandinavian ties. Salmon bake and smorgasbord planned. Nordic breakfasts served. derby prizes and Blue Star sailings. Church services Sunday. full program to follow in next week's Press.

Andy Mathisen Benny Lanting Wrangell Jim Hansen Hansen Bjarne Wallen Ronald Cease Petersburg Petersburg Chamber of Commerce Norway Ketchikan LeConte Glacier Moose Club Elks Club Rustic Inn Fish Pirates Tides Inn Sports Afield Magazine Blue Star LeConte Mathisen Elks~lodge Ahanner

Petersburg Hospital Week Features Tea and Meeting

Petersburg observes hospital week with a guild tea on Friday May 13 from 2 to 3 pm in the hospital guild room. Officials approved a June 7 bond election to raise 100000 for a 376500 expansion funded by federal Hill Harris and state and city funds. The Petersburg Nurses meet Tuesday night at 8, while Hill Harris officials canceled their Hill Harris visit until July.

sin _Petersburg Petersburg General Hospital Petersburg Hill-Harris Hospital Board Hill- Harris

Fish Pirates Daughter Play Heads to Juneau Area

Petersburg and the Little Norway Festival present the Ketchikan First City Players spoof The Fish Pirate's Daughter. Adapted by James Asquire with songs by Bob Kinerk, the five scene comedy follows Little Nell and the fish pirate era with performers and venues listed for Friday at Moose Lodge and Saturday at Elks Lodge with casual pub programs.

Ketchikan Bob Kinerk Sweet William James Asquire Nell John

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FE. J. Haugen Egan E. L. Bartlett Haugen Steamship Company Ernest Gruening British Columbia Vancouver Prince Rupert Alaska Crippled Children’s Association Moose Hall ACCA Don Luhr Arnold Fredricksen Carson Boysen Dry Strait Bridge Elks, Emblem Club Hospital Guild Council Chambers Elks Lodge Art Orr Trio al Dowd Drums Ron Stratton Rhythm
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