will seek input from the assem-bly.

The building on the property was also inspected for mold and preliminary results in the shop area indicate there may be mold in the insulation. A sample was sent to a lab. If the results show that there is mold that must be removed, then the insulation in the shop would have to be re-moved, the shop treated for mold and then insulated again.

“Again, that’s not con-firmed,” said Giesbrect. “We have no tests back on that yet.”

In other borough action: • The borough assembly ap-

proved ordinance #2019-09 in its second reading. The ordinance will clarify borough code to state that sales of marijuana and mari-juana products to non-profit or-ganizations and senior citizens are subject to borough sales tax.

The ordinance was amended to include language to state that senior citizens would not be taxed for CBD oil.

• The borough assembly ap-proved ordinance #2019-10 in its second reading. The ordinance updates current language in mu-nicipal code involving public no-tice of meetings to reflect borough incorporation.

• The borough assembly ap-proved ordinance #2019-11 in its second reading. The ordinance updates current language in mu-

nicipal code under a chapter re-garding the Petersburg School Board to reflect borough incorpo-ration.

• The borough assembly ap-proved ordinance #2019-12 in its second reading. The ordinance would repeal code associated with the Utility Advisory Board and the Parks & Recreation Ad-visory Board.

•The borough assembly passed a resolution supporting the United States’ 2020 census and encouraged community

members to participate in the process.

• The borough assembly chose to postpone nominating an assembly member to the South-ern Southeast Regional Aquacul-ture Association Board until the next assembly meeting.

• The borough assembly chose November and December as a possible time to hold a joint work session with the Petersburg Medical Center Board of Direc-tors.

• The borough assembly de-cided to begin the process of hosting a public hearing in Pe-tersburg to address the National Marine Fisheries Service propos-ing critical habitat designations for humpback whales in South-east Alaska. There aren’t any public meetings being held in Southeast Alaska.

• The borough assembly had a discussion on the role of assem-bly representatives and liaisons, which was focused particularly on the Petersburg Medical Center

liaison. The assembly agreed that it would bring up the topic again during the joint work session with the PMC Board of Directors.

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October 24, 1919 John Otness, superintendent of the local light plant, and Hans Runstad, owner of the fish boat Reliance, were both granted their full naturalization papers in the Ketchikan court last week. The two men passed excellent examinations. They returned early this week from there, accompanied by L. J. Israelson, city councilman, who had gone south as a witness.

October 20, 1944 Starting out right by purchasing the most War Stamps, the Grade school outshone the High school 92 per cent at the weekly War Stamp sale last Friday. Allowing the buying of stamps to slide along has been the custom of the Senior High students in the past. Now all will have their chance to make up for this at the War Stamp sales today.

October 22, 1969 This week the biggest plane to land on the Petersburg Airport to date is an Air Force turboprop cargo ship. It was bringing in equipment for a series of tests at the Experimental Fur Farm. The tests deal with the effect of sonic booms on animals. The plane made two trips here.

October 27, 1994 More than 200 people attended the Rain Country Quilters’ annual quilt show at PHS. Myris Fryer’s machine-pieced and hand-quilted “Log Cabin Sampler” won the show’s

Viewer’s Choice award. Twenty quilts were auctioned at the show, with the benefits going to the quilters’ organization for its programs and social services projects.

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PROPERTY Bayview Estates, New- Water and sewer now available to 5 more 1 acre residential lots. Some water view. Sunny southern exposure. Take a drive through. Call Bennett at Anchor Properties for details. 907-772-3300. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn6-20b35

FOR RENT For Rent: One Bedroom furnished apartment with laundry available. No smokers or pets, $500 deposit, and $800 per month. 772-3359 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn10-24b21 Rooms and kitchenettes avail-able at the Narrows. Utilities in-cluded. $550/month and up. Call Jennifer at 907-957-7284. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8x11-28b14 Apartments available at Cornelius Road Apartment Complex. Call Jennifer at 907-957-7284 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8x11-28b14

JOBS Janitor Wanted at Petersburg, AK USDA Forest Service Ton-gass NF Radio Shop 123 Scow Bay Loop Rd, Petersburg, Alaska, 99833. We are offering  $20.49 an hour plus a  bonus. Days: Tue-Thurs-Sat from 4:30pm to 7:30pm. Please con-tact Mrs. Zee at (713) 995-4446 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3x10-31b47

Position Opening for a Med-ical Assistant or Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in the PMC Clinic at Petersburg Medical Center. Work is in a fast paced outpatient clinic. Must interact well with the public, have ex-cellent communication and cus-tomer relation skills.  Position is full time with benefits, 32-40 hours per week. Starting pay is

dependent upon experience. Position open until filled. To apply: applications available at PMC or on the hospital website at www.pmcak.org.  For more information call (907) 7725719 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn10-3b83

Petersburg Indian Association is seeking a 3/4 time ICWA/638 Director. ICWA - Indian Child Welfare Act - This position serves Petersburg with the re-sponsibility of delivering the child welfare services to Native families. Acts as an advocate and provides management serv-ices to families. Works with Of-fice of Children’s Services, State Court and other Social Service agencies. Responsible for ICWA compliance and Mandatory Reporting Laws. The 638 Grant Director over-sees a variety of small grants which provide social service work to tribal members; includ-ing education, social services, general assistance, employment services and more. Salary is DOE. Native hiring preference. Job description and applications are available at 15 N. 12th St or on our website at  www.piatrib-al.org . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn9-19b117 Position Opening: Petersburg Medical Center has an opening for a Materials Assistant. The Assistant helps when/where needed to ensure the Medical Center has the needed equip-ment, stock, and supplies to op-erate. The job includes but is not limited to: Morning/After-noon Mail – Meter all outgoing mail/packages and take to the post office. Deliver packages to correct departments. Receive, sticker, and put away new stock

when it comes in using depart-ments proper procedures. This is a full time position, 40 hours per week, M-F. A high school degree with purchasing/procure-ment experience preferred, but not required. This job requires frequent bending, walking, and the ability to lift up to 50 lbs. The individual must be highly organized and task oriented. Po-sition open until filled. Applica-tions are available at the Busi-ness Office or on-line at www.pmcak.org. Any ques-tions, please contact 772-5719. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn9-12b146

Scandia House is looking to hire housekeeping staff. Excel-lent hours. Full or Part-time po-sitions available. Apply at front desk of hotel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn10-3b22

Wanted, Full time front house clerk. Inquire with Mindy at the Salty Pantry. 772-2665 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn8-8b16 Petersburg Children’s Center is hiring for positions. Applications can be picked up

at our office. Any questions please contact: 772-3419. Email: pccen1@gmail.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn8-8b25

SERVICES Piano tuner Virgil Hale will be in town near Nov. 1st. Call for appointment 772-3899 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2x10-31p16

BOATS AND SUPPLIES IFQ’s and Fishing permits, Alaskan Quota and Permits LLC, 907-772-4000/ 1-888-347-4437. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn1-18b16

MISCELLANEOUS Newsprint Roll Ends - good for packing, table coverings, artwork. Pay by the pound. Available at Petersburg Pilot, 207 N. Nordic Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1x10-24dh Become a Subscriber - Call 772-9393 to have the Petersburg Pilot delivered to your mailbox each Thursday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1x10-24dh

SALES Coming Soon: Petersburg Ok-toberfest Art Share, October 26, Sat 10AM - 3 PM, Community Gym, Homemade in the USA; Art, Crafts & Food. Sponsored by Muskeg Maleriers. Space still available. Sally Dwyer 907-518-0601 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2x10-24b36 Dressers for sale: Lane oak sol-id wood bedroom set. All in very good condition: One – six drawer dresser with mirror - $250, one – five drawer upright dresser - $300. OBO for all. Call or text Anne at 518-1912. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn7-11dh

NOTICES Sons of Norway Bingo, Friday nights 7 pm Doors open at 6 pm. Must be 19 to play. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tfn12-27b18

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Petersburg HappeningsTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24

PEDC Board Meeting: 12:00 pm, 2nd Floor Municipal BuildingPMC Board Meeting: 5:00 pm, Dorothy Ingle Conference RoomGED Instruction: 6:00 pm, Public LibrarySoccer for adults: 7:00 pm, Community Gym

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25Tai Chi: 7:00 am, Mountain View ManorCommodities Distribution: 9:00 am, Salvation ArmyTot Gym: 10:00 am, Community GymAl-Anon Support Group: 12:00 pm, Episcopal ChurchAA Candelight Meeting: 7:00 pm, Episcopal ChurchHockey Club: 7:30 pm, Community Gym

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26Free Soup and Bread Meal: 12:00 pm, St. Catherine’s Catholic Church

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27Adult Roller Derby Practice: 5:00 pm, Community Gym

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28AA Women’s Meeting: 7:00 pm, Presbyterian ChurchBoy Scout Meeting: 7:00 pm, Moose Lodge

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29GED Instruction: 6:00 pm, Public LibraryWeight Loss Support Group: 6:30 pm, Salvation Army HallAA 12x12 Mtg: 7:00 pm, Lutheran Church Sunday School Rm.Hockey Club: 7:30 pm, Community Gym

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 Rotary Club Meeting: 12:00 pm, Salvation Army HallGED Instruction: 6:00 pm, Public LibraryFree Supper: 6:00 pm, First Baptist ChurchAdult Roller Derby Practice: 7:00 pm, Community Gym

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31PEDC Board Meeting: 12:00 pm, Conference Rm. Municipal Building GED Instruction: 6:00 pm, Public Library

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TIDE TABLEOCTOBER 2019

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A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Time Ft. Time Ft. Time Ft. Time Ft.

24 Thu 11:01 15.4 11:12 15.7 4:41 0.6 5:13 2.425 Fri 11:47 17.0 ........ ....... 5:34 -0.2 6:05 0.426 Sat 0:07 16.8 12:29 18.3 6:21 -0.7 6:52 -1.327 Sun 0:57 17.7 1:10 19.3 7:05 -0.9 7:36 -2.528 Mon 1:45 18.0 1:49 19.8 7:46 -0.6 8:19 -3.229 Tue 2:31 17.9 2:29 19.8 8:28 0.1 9:02 -3.230 Wed 3:17 17.4 3:08 19.2 9:09 1.1 9:45 -2.6

DAYLIGHTHOURSDate Sunrise Sunset Daylight

Oct. 24 7:41a 5:27p 9:46hrs

Oct. 25 7:43a 5:25p 9:42hrs

Oct. 26 7:45a 5:23p 9:38hrs

Oct. 27 7:48a 5:20p 9:32hrs

Oct. 28 7:50a 5:18p 9:28hrs

Oct. 29 7:52a 5:15p 9:23hrs

Oct. 30 7:54a 5:13p 9:19hrs

WEATHERDate High Low Precip

10/16 50 43 0.00”10/17 49 43 0.00”10/18 45 42 0.65”10/19 46 40 0.29”10/20 46 34 0.13”10/21 41 34 0.00”10/22 43 33 0.43”

This Week’s Precipitation: 1.50”

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James A. Johnson Airport.

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