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City Council
Meeting News
Dr. John Barrow has been ap
pointed City Health Officer as Dr.
Wm. Woodcock resigned, by ac
tion of the City Council at a
! special meeting Monday evening.
REPAIRS
The apartment over the Fire
Station is being renovated for
the new Fire and Police Chief
Bob Oliver. An estimate of $650
for labor in moving partitions,
building closets and snack bar,
was submitted by Ivan Johnson,
the city to furnish all materials.
Johnson was hired to do the work.
This apartment rents for $100 a
month.
The Council authorized the pur
chase of a new Kewanee boiler
for $1,250 to replace the 25-ycar
old one which has been con
demned.
CLOSING HOURS
The Council adopted an amend
ed closing ordinance for liquor
i establishments, setting the hours
of closure at 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. on
week days and 5 a.m. to 10 a.m.
on Sundays, New Year’s Day,
Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and
Christmas. The Ordinance also
provides that extended hours may
be arranged with the consent of
the Council.
Bob Renshaw requested and
was granted the 5 a.m. closing
on Laber Day.
Ivan Johnson requested the city
take some action about the water
hole back of his home on 4th
Ave., recommending that it be
gravelled.
Jim O’Sullivan raised the ques
tion about contractors refusing
to pa" ci‘y sales tax. It was ruled
that all persons making purchases
in town are subject to pay the
sales tax.
The Street Committee reported
that gravel has been hauled on
West 5th, West C and East C
streets for which Q Cab was paid
$2,500.
The Fire Committee reported
on the recent fire school, stating
that a few minor items will be
purchased to bring the station up
to first class rating and when that
has been done, a visit of the Fire
Underwriters will be requested to
lower the present fire insurance
rates.
The Fire Chief was also in
structed to wash off the discol
oration on the Jack Reed property
eaused by a recent practice fire.
The health committee reported
that a local restaurant had been
closed by the City Health Officer
because of unsanitary conditions
but that it was allowed to re
open on remeding said conditions.
Conrad Potter presented the
application for a $350,000 addition
to the school (second story on the
[$10,000 For Your
’43 Copper Penny?
WASHINGTON, UPl—You think
you have a 1943 copper penny?
And it may be worth $10,000. The
Federal Mint say it isn’t so.
Leland Howard, Assistant Dir
ector of the mint, says no copper
pennies were made in 1943. That
was the year the mint began turn
ing out the wartime zinc-coated
steel pennies because of a lack
of copper.
Howard said there are two com
mon ways of faking 1943 coppers:
(]) by copper-plating one of the
steel pennies of that year and
<2> by changing the date on a
genuine copper of another year.
The first method can be easily
detected by picking up the steel
penny with a magnet. A' genuine
copper is nonmagnetic. The second
method usually can be detected
by a strong magnifying glass.
In spite of the mint’s denial,
there have been many recent re
ports of 1943 coppers. The story
goes that only 17 of them were
made. A San Francisco bank
teller claimed he was offered
$10,009 for one.
new addition) which required that
part of the architect’s fee be paid
at this time, approximately $3400,
which was authorized. The new
section of the school is requested
under Public Law 815 which pro
vides assistance to communities
with federal impact—for which
Nome qualifies.
The MMM Hospital, repre
sented by administrator Robert
Reed, requested rental payment)
for the Nome Health Center
Clinic. The matter will be taken
up with the State Health Depart
ment.
The Lutheran Church requested
permission to lay pipes under B
Street for drains for the new
Lutheran apartment on B St.,
back of the Lutheran Church.
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