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PUPP(i StiC.W
F E 1\ T U F, f 0 f
fUN
u n original puppet show will
be one of the main attractions
at the rr;l Fun Festival which
is scheduled for ,'.pril 2nd at
the Chugiak Ca.rnival Hall be-
ginning at noon and lastingun-
til 8 pm.
The puppet is the pro-
ject of Miss 5B
class, and is from beginning
to end the of the
youngsters own skill and im-
agination. The fifth graders
have made their own puppets,
written the script, painted
the.- scenoq; and arc directing
the shO\\'. It whou I d be well
worth seeing.
Other classes arc busy ar-
ranging their work schedules
wctb a job for everyone.
The 83 class has taken ch-
arge of the refreshment stand
and plan to sell hot-dogs,
coffee, pop and donuts.
:.11 classes arc malting their
own posters and competition is
quite keen.
This promises to tic fun for
- the '"hole family and an affair
that no one will want to miss .
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JUNIOR DOG RACE
;.T E:.GLE RIVER
Junior dog mushcrs, racing
j n the five, three and one dog
clnss, had a big day at E..'lgle
.._ Ri vcr last Sunday ..
First place winner in the
5 dog competition \Y'US \iadc
Charles, who covered the 12
mile course in 52.22 minutes.
Second was Terry Charles, in
57.48 minutes, thrid Pat St-
ephan in minutes and
,---fourth Bruce Pcti t in 62.47
minutes.
____ In the three dog class, whic
consists o(_ younger competitor -
<)jl: l
the course was m1 e.s.
---.. First place in this class
/
/ went to Betty Jo Raymond in
-
15.34 minutes, second to
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\/EDNBSDAY, 1-:..".RCH 23rd, 1960
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CHUGIAK - 10
MOOSEHCRN (.1\.i,t\GE
FY
F I f
Prompt action of the Chugiak
Volunteer Fire Co. with the
assistance of units from Ft.
Richardson and Fairview,con-
fined a fire at the rJ:oosehorn
Trading Post to the
ive shop; lenving the cafe
I
and living -quarters virtually
intact.
The blaze was
around 8pm on evening,
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CH:.RLES "CHUCK" C.' .. RTER, NE\'l
COl-llL'.NDER OF TilE CIIUGI/.K VF1v
POST
VF\1 ELECTS OFfo'ICERS
The Chugic.k Post of the Vet-
of Foreign '.1::-.rs, bald
their election of of-
ficers lJst
l6U>.
Elected \verc;
CQI.J.::.J'IlDEH: Charles Carter
Sr. Vice Commander-Lionel De
Vice Commandcr','-Corkey" Coch-
ran.
QU:.RTER: - Ed Tuck
Post :.dvocate-Fred ,\dams
Surgeon- Bob Hall
' 3 trustee-Don
Five other officers will be
appointed.
The installation of officer
will trrlw place on 23rd
at the Fort Richardson
Hall, at which time all the
area VFi'i posts \vi 11 conduct
a joint installation of of-
fic1irs.
The next re1,rular meeting of
the Chugiak Post 'ii llbc on
.pril 7!!!. ..11 members are
requested to attend.
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n u Y EASTER
S E A L S
at which time the shop un-
occupied.
State Police officers who
happened to be at the cafe
when the fire was discovered,
radi d the t!..rm in to 14n-
chorage. Chugiak Fireman ap-
peared on the scene in about
five minutes with the jeep
pumper and the tanker and
\vere able to keep the fire
confined to the shop until
units from both Fairview and
Ft. Richardson answered the
call. Both of these fire de-
partments operate mutuhl.
aid agreement with Chugiak.
The combined efforts of the
three fire Companys was suf-
ficient to save the main part
of the Trading Post from the
fire, however the garage, a
frame structure was completely
destroyed.
The building belongs to
Jim McDowell,(who now resides
in Homer} but at the present
time service station, shop &
cafe is being leased and
ated by Nr . and
Day.
Property loss consisted of
hand and machine tools belong-
. ing to Day anda 1954 i3uick
belonging to Crabtree,
of Birchwood, which was in the
shop for repairs at time
None of the service station
stock or the Day' s personal
belongings were damagedo The
loss was partially covered by
insurance.
The only casualties were
two cases of smoke poisenir
( C"'r.t 2 CGl 2) '
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:lJJLis:::.ID every in
c::u-:=IJ.::, J.:,i..:J:r..J . -
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::U.TZS
per qt:arter (13) weelts
mailed to your
IIZ'.!G C;} f,DG CAL:.:

Ads or subscription a?plicat-
ions may be mailed to
::I! IX ccu:nz:rt
JCX UG6 c::UGIAK
i'..)J: !loon on i.ondays
!13 .'G: . 6 :1: on Lon days
nb:ute ne;JS i ter.lS may b
::,:!one'd in at any tine. )
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!:ten o:1e of our neig!:1hors
:. ..:L last \/eel:: a:'lU..
<'!,: ' bloc1 tra::;sfusic.1, t:1ere
"'i 1::: a of p!oning
al! names in the in
an <.ltteili)t to .lind donor::; \'lith
;roper ty?e
'!'1ic _:Joints very
to t!w need of an u_:J to cat;
list of available that
can be called u::_:>on at a ::1or:1-
ents notice.
L of cit-
izens in the c-or::::uni ty <::.re a\1-
are of t:1is and an attenpt to
organize an efficient blood
i:::; already in
t:1e
The :.laska of ::ea l th
it's readiness
to p:.:-oviC:e Chugiak \lith the
qua
1
,;.1i c<:! technicians and
q ') . ent to concluct such a
. '
:prograr.1, a ts:ponsor-
inG and a -)lace
to cor:<:!uct"'the teats be.foun.
:1ay ::enriches , c:mgiak dir
ector Civil .Jefcnse !1as
undertcl:en to SJOnsor this
and the laclies of th
Chuginl ::cal tp Council have
c.QresscC! their \iillingness
to aszist.
':'here we ho:;e that in
t:1e ncar future we \Jill be R
o:blc to announce t:-:.e time -u
and for tests.
The thing to
1

be able to enHRt ti1e co
of all the res-
idents of Cnugiak; to en-
courage each person to go
dO\m and have their
ty:9ed, regardless of .Jhet!lcr
cole)
(!)Uod ty:>ing)
or not they \rish to sign up
as blood donors
_?lie need for a sudden
blood ca; affect
any of us; and it is only

by having a record of
person that life- savin
action can be taken.
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Cne of ti1e finest culinary
artists in Chugiak has
to make ghe products of her
available to of
us \iho are less talented.
Since our return from vacatio l<rs. ?.S. (Pen) Lee, o'f
a nur.1ber of :>croons have as!- .Jwannee Slopes is fanous for
ed if I \tas planning to do a her beautiful and ort;tinally
series of articles on our tri .decorated \tedding and birth-
In view of this interest, day cai':.es, although in the
the llill run from past only close friend and
time to time a clour;,n '.'lhich members of her family
will rc:lect ny _:1ersonal fortunate enough to be able
observations an the various to sam.:>le then.
]laces visited and on trav nou t:1at ?en has
el in general. clecided to orders for
T:1is \lill be in no Hay c:1ro. -fancy treat is av-
ological, but r.1erely consist ailable to anyoneo
of bits and of infornt- :'en llill talte orders for
ation and o.:>iniors that I have \iedding, birt:1day or s::_Jecial
!o:::-:uulated, cc1res cecorc::.td to
\lill be titled the cuc:.or.::r3 S;,)ecifi:.atl ons.
COi J:::N?S"; ho:> ,\nyc:..e C:esi:.:-ing to an
E';:e it. orC.er for ca!-.es nay
* * * leave ".:."der at- the Chu-
--------- ---- gia!t ?ost Cf.!'ice, or see J:rs.
( Loocci.10r:1 fir0 cc:1t :)ugc 1 Lee at :1ar hone .
col 3)
:.rt ''Tcx" Gutcs)
ChuGb.:: i ... :.:-o:-:1cn were
o.crcone .!ullucc treat-
ed \Ti t:1 the resusictutor and
rcc;,vercd. required
:1.os:>i t.:1li zuti on and
to t!1e 504C!lt .'.i r Force ::osp-
itd.
The cause of t:le fire has
not yet been ar.d
is still under invcstigution.
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To those \i:1o \/is!l to leave
neus iteRIS
1
ar.r..ouncenents,
etc. for at
:ffice, we vish to re-
r.lind them t:1at t:-:a ?Ost:-.at:>ter
is forbidcen by la.'l to ?lace
in a .:>ost office box
unless it has the
amount of _Jostage affixed.
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still the
IF reezu 11
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UP QUICKER
WITH


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=) 23rd, 1960
I:r. f..rs . Ingvol Tofson and
t'!eir child1:en have mov-
out to homesieadnear
'.'.:silla. All of the Tofsons
are ... -: M {; bet\teen their
:1ote.stead and t:1eir l-IOrk and
in and Anchor-
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Lr. :-.r,<! i .rs. l::;:;er
of i.orris, J:in;::. :1ave been
; i !Ji tine in .::::1:;cial: for the
;:ont!l; a::d t!li s ::iast
re.:.t.:rned to :wne.
?:.e are t\e ?D.rents
of i.rs. Jale ':'::or.l)Son, 2nd grade
at ti:e Jchool.
"' "' . t
l.rs. :1ocer Jonrot-1e
of af-
ter S) eneing a at :;uffal6
l!ev Yor!t.
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i.r . 2: 1 rs. Jale for-
ner.!.y of !.ichigan have ;!'laC:.e
their i100e in IrS,
is :10r:::inc; as a nurse
t::e /J!3 :os::,Jital, ":1Ee i.r.
is e.' loyed as a heat-
an- ineer at the
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::1r;i::ecrs. ':''.1e :Jio:;;;onds are
l at Glo:>es.
IJI!tW!
expanded
clothlrQ
(comincs goings)
i .r. 2; l.rs. John J. Tighe of
Ft. Collir.s Colo. are in the
Com.;it.mi ty are living in
the house in
;he are the
parents of i.rs. ':'ofson and
of i.rs. Vern :Iaik.

Lr. & i .rs. lrnan .! alla.ce
of i.i le 19 are S.Jending seY-
eral days vacationing in Val
deze .
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Jim ficDollell, Publisher of
the Inlet Courier in
arrived in Chugiak Tuesday
rnorninc .
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J:r . & J:rs. ?rank ?etronavich
of :Jirch11ood and their two
c:&ildren hc:.ve ooved onto t!1ei
homestead in the Goose Day
area . and t:1e child-
ren ':li 11 commute to \lork and

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Leon ::artnan of r.ti le 22 left
for .Je<' t t le last l'lee:. .e
t'lill drive a neu crar.e
U:> t!le hic;:>uay.
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p: -r;. - :i - lJ teache
at the Chugirut school will b
le-:.ving t:1is ..junday for Jel-
linchc.n /ash. vhere she lli 11
be G?ring and
Suwmer quarters at the .feet-
ern ColleGe of
i .iss :..Cnsint; is ':/Orlting for
her 3A degree in ecuc<!tion.
She \ti 11 return in tile fall
to teach in l.lo.::;ka . L?.s.
JOldin 7ettit of
er ,.,i 11 ta.'.:e oier the 12
for of
the sc:1ool term.
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ON
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Cne Tuesday, the
Peters Crcc!c Con:t;."li ty Club
:1.:::ld their election ;,f
officero.
:'r-esident, i::; - :liver-
son
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Vice :?reci dent, ::ubcrt
D:.rlene .:.lver-
son . :m<! ':'rec::surer, Cyr.t'.!ia :.Oue
The club v .:>t"'d to ever
the b.::. r ':lt t e e
CS .. G:l.:ec .
All residents of ::'et0rs Cr-
were re!':linded of tbe
r.t!:ll ::gg hunt
"'i 11 ;:>l '.'.Ce on Jun-
d':ly at 2 pcin the
cr::.vel :'it .
'I'herc will be ::rizes f:r
ti:e finders of Cvlden eee;o ,
::md Z::.ster Bunr.y :1!ls
been enc'leed to C:.e t:.:e ee;e;s '
t.:> even c.ssist s ::e of
hunters in t:"1eir ::,:;est .
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l.rs
of Sagle :uvcr uas rushed to
the Vnllcy ::n .:os:?-
itnl l::st r!"lcrc s:1e
undcr.'ICnt emcre;cncy surgery.
Heed for blood donors cet
off flurry of calls
throughout the con:-::uni ty, u;1ich
turned U] sufficient
persons with the ty)c
blood.
l.rs. is recovering

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voting froc
the F'.:'.'. attended t:te
PT,. conference for the 3rd
district. of tile
election COr.t.";li ttee t:rs .
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Permanents
C!JIL:>RZNS & L&ll::i:S
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[@.l\ LA ... 1GZ SELECTION OF PLAY
many more items to numerous

I

CALL:
to list)
Allfi
9
s
"-!'0-2-5125 for appdirltgnts (anytime)
HE-sseS
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! J.I.IR. & fllRS. t/ALLACE, A
j F.EtJ iiiNUTES AFTER THEIR !tEDDIN
HIT -\Jl';.LLACE NUPTHLS
Miss Ella Hitz, originally fro
Suhr became the
bride of Thi lman of
chugiak :m Saturday 19!!1 l
at the United Protestant Churc
in Palmero
The bride was attended by
Richard
who >las matron of honor and
Miss Zona fiilcs and Y.'!r3 , Rich-
ard { &rbara ) Brmmer , brides-
maids o
(dog races)
:ace at Mile 14 on Sunday,
!-larch 27tl! o
These races liill be in
the five, three and one
dog The public
is invited.
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(PTA cont.
page 3 col 3)
Frank Milliman; the other
two delegates were Mrs.
Darlene Robinson and
Oberg.
Elected to the post of
Vice-President from the 3rd
dist, was Dr. c. H. Dearborn
of Palmer.
Guest speakers were Dr.
J.C. Moffit from Utah, who
spoke on "PTA and You",and
Mrs. James Orr, who spoke on
'''fhe PTA and your child"l
fi workshop f ollowed in
1.,rhich the function of PTA
committees was explained.
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FRIENDLY NEIGBBO:RS
The Fri endly
mei:. on Ihrci..., !E:!'l
at the home of Joanne Lund
in
The ladies have
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HIGH:'/AY FUNDS t.PPLlED FOR
Governor \iilliam H. Egan has
advised an applicati on
by the of Alaska for
.money to be t -
used on projects cover-
ing some 32 miles
11
wi 11 be gi v-
an full consideration,"
The came from El-
lis L. Armstrong, Commissioner
of the Bureau of Public Roads
in acknowiedging of
the State'$ applicationo
One of these three projects
is the Eagle River revisi on,
a distance of 3n5 miles; which
is estir.:ated tiill cost around

Egan said the Eagle River
revisi on
1
located on Federal-
Aid primary route 42, seven
miles cast of Anchorage, "is
badly needed. " At the present
tine: said, military m.:lneu-
ver s of ten hold up traffic and
creat hazards in the
teav1ly populated areasv
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.!.adie:: Auxilbry of the
o; Foreign :tars will
!:old t:he' r onnua l election of
ofiicer s .:t:. their next monthly
29!.b at the
All members are urged Tlie best mnn was :.rt !tal lace,
brother of the while 'I
David Pipple anc Ri.c'1ard Brawn1
er were ushers. The bride was
given away by Richard llurg.
att end.
assist Lorene Tofson at the I .., ,. *
Hot Lunch Program Chili feec. ! - - ------
t o be held some time in Aprii ,
RIVER F.'U4ILY
BUP..NF..D OUT The lovely log church was
decorated with blue and yello\.,r
gladi olus
1
which complimented
the shades of blues the brides
attendents wore. The matron
The club will meet again I
on tiednesday J.pril 6lli at j
7:30 pm at the home of EJsie
1
Oberg in Peters Creek. I
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C.".NCER .0NTH PROCL:.HtED
of honor was attired in aqua
taffeta; while the bridesmaids
dresses ranged from pale blue
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. Th; br.iJe ;ore a ballerina observed as &ncer Control
length gown of white linen, month throughout the state
with three quarter sleeves and as well as the nation by
a shawl Her shoulder order of a proclaimation
length veil floated from a : of Governor Egan.
pearl embroidered tiara. Her In his proclamation, the
flowers were yellmt rosebuds. governor requests that all
The wedding service was con- Alaskans observe Cancer Con
ductea by the Reverand Bertram trol Nonth by wholeheartedly
H. Rutan of the United Prot- supporting the efforts of th
estant Church. Organ music American Cancer Society and
was provided by Miss Alice Craig by familiarizing themselves
of Palmero with those facts about can
Following the ceremony, a cer tthich are vital to
reception was held at the Inn onal protection fror.1 this
of the Arctic Movn in Chugiak. iisease.
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The t1allaces plan to home-
stead in the River Area.
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loiORZ JUNI0:1 Rt.CES PLi'.NNED
\'leather permitting, there will
be c.nother Junior Sled Dog
(next
SPECUL ANNOUNCEl"iZNT:
l1ith the exception of the
automotive shop it is bus-
iness as usual at Modsehorn ..
The Service Station and the
Cafe are still operating.
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The home of Vernon Nicalaysin
of River completely
by fire on March lst .
T11e fi ::-e engulfed the house
when a can of paint accidently
spi l led upon a stove.
f.trs. Nicalaysin who was at
home a t the time with their
twenty month old son escaped
without injury to herself or
to the child.
'l'he Nicalaysin home twas loc-
ated at mile
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ttiLL BE CLOSED .1\LL DAY ON
!iEDNESDt ... Y
1
fll<lrch 23rd and
EVENING
--We will be open ?.days
week dur1n s r1n &
:.
23, lSGO
DEN. DQll\'S:
DEN #1 Thurs-4to5
i'lrs . Braendel
DEN #3 Tues. 7-8 pm
ivlrs . 'fownc
DEN #4 Thurs . 6 :.30-7 : 30
Hrs . Edwards
DEN #5 Tues. 7-8 pm
Nrs . '.'/haley
DEN #6: Tues .
6:30-7: 30
MRS. Jones: . ..
DEN #7 Tues. 4-5 pm
t>lrs. Asher
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DZN #3 is no'.'/ only once
a r.wnth. ':'he r.c::ct neeting
will be i :onC:ay i .::rc:1 28!'! from
7 to 8 ?he boys arc ::Ja!-;:-
ing fror.1 :>lastic str ip
Thcnc :.:ay be used to hange
whistlen or knives frora .
:>Z!J ,'/4 is on "sal
r.:n.Ils", C<!ci: :::oy ::1a::ine; one of
10r.1c otn tc.
J2I! '/JG i c :: lso :ror ::inr; on m:.,s
of the boys O\tn states.
r:.;:ey a rc dr<.ttinr:; t!1e and
coloring t hem.
col . )
of the !next cal l
P L U M B I N G
(.Jcoutins)
DZ!f #2 in :!ZGle :1i ver has
been reactivated. i.rs.
Jess :<'i is the Den
i :otiur, ar:.dt:1ey r.1eet every
7uesC:ay from 6:30 to 7:30.
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7here Hi 11 be a cor.".r'li ttce
necting of C:.lb .Jcout Lc1ult
at t:1c :1one of .lo.
on /ednescay,
i .arch 23rd at 0
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n:1: .rrnz # 123,
(I :rs. :fred ::a!m)
The :romies of #123
arc a 3and.
The girls :1re ncL.::.ing thei
mm instru.:tents .
This troo:;_J mee ts every
at t:w :woe of
l.rs: Red ::ahn in .:::agle
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"J':. ':'.:::c? # 54
(i..rs . 3lsic
The Girls of ?roop #54
are tvo ?roj -
ects. r.re na.ang
gifts for their
to be ')resentea on i .oth-
4
ers )ay, u!1i le at th\)
sar.:e t'i::te fulfillinc; a
for
:wr:iena::ers badt;e.
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LCI!.:J,i.:.'
1
0 CJ/. i.:Z::'::.'H!G ' !AS
.. _, :J:JZ '='-' 7 .. !: U .c::
...,::;- .l. .:Ji '.:'he next
.1i :;.. : be
C;;u at t:1e :.cL
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?i.G3 5
The neuly rc-orgar-ized Chu-
giak ':'een Club spent
SunGay afternoon in ?re-
paring their neeting

use of building,
a c;_uonset. _ :1as !:>een dona. ted
to the club by i..r . anc1 i.rs.
Carl .3teeby of 3irchuood.
':'he quonset is located on
t!le Cteeby ::_)ro:;_Jcrty, and
the members s::>ent .. the en-
tire cleaning the
building and instnlling a
heater .
Another work is sch-
eduled for -next 3uncny to com-
rylete the club
plt\ns to ?ay for the utilit-
ies from t:1eir otm treasury.
Any teen ager yes)
residing in t!1e Chugiak
is t9 join
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A ;:)inner, siniliar to
I
held in ?ast yeQrs lS
rylanned to assist in balanc-
ing the budget of the
Lunch ?roc;rao at t:1c
Ochool.
Lrs, Lorene Tofson, head
of the lunch roora, vill pre-
;:>are t:i.e Ch1li , ocmbcrs
of the contributing sal-
ads etc.
The dinner will held
in t:1e school
at a date to be announ-
ced.
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E L E C T R I C A L . B U I L D E R S S U P P 1..' I E S_
PA I NTS H 0 U S E 'lt A R E S,
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start that
iND(lOR
JIF?l PCTS
TCCL3 -
CHUGL".K CHAPEL C\ssemblies of
God)
Rev. Bernard Twwell Pastor
school l0 :66 am
ng worship . ll : 00 'lm
Evangelistic serv pm
Bible Study & prayer meeting
7: 30 pm
Christ ' s Ambnssndors ( Young
People)
1
Fr i .... 7,: 30 pm
CHUGIAK ST. ANTHONY' S
_Religion Clnsses
VF\t Hall , Sat a ll c l nsses
1- 8 ... ..... . . .... 10:00 am
BESSE' S BEAUTY SHOP
f.ionda.ys: lst communion & prim-
a.ry 4:00 pm
Inter mediate & confirmati on
.. . . . ... 7 :00 pm
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Mile 14 RIVER
Rev. E. C. Chron Minister
Sunday schoo 1 . . . 9: 45 am
. ng worship 11:00 am
B T U. 6 : 30 pm
Eveni ng worship 7:30 pm
:ted. prnyer meeting 7:30 pm
The 1tl! :ted. of each month the
-following groups meet at 7 : 30pm
GIRlS LUXILI .mY
SUNBEAtlS
. .'Ql.iEN' S UNION
t-lEN
1
S BROTHERHOOD
Nur sery open during services.
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BIRC:GCOD Dl..PTIST CHURCH
Rev. Frank t1i ller Pastor
Sundayschool :lo:oo am
Morning worship ll:OO am
Prayer service, tues 7:30 pm
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L,\TTER DiW SAINTS
Sunday School l0:30
Candlelight I nn 221,2
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G.LL: :!0-2- 5341
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cmtr-iUNITY B.\PTIST CHURCH
Rev. Pnul Hughes Pastor
Sunday school lO: OO am
f.torning worship ll : 00 am
Young Pcopl e 6:30 pm
Evening \lorship 7:30 pmi
prayer meeting?: 30 pm
\1omen
1
s workshop
Thurs 2:00 pm
t
Crusaders, Thurs 4:30 P"':
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CHUGIAK IiETHODIST CHURCH
Rev. \iayne Hull Pastor
H0- 2- 5155
Sunday school 9: 45
Morning \'wrship 11:00 am
Youth Fellowship .
\1 e do 7 : 30 pm
Choi r Thurs
.. .... ... . . 8:00 pm
11SCS lst Thurs 8:00 pm
Official board 3rd Tucs
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CHRISTLiN CH:.PEL
E:\rl Chahdlcr tiinister
Sundny school . lO:OO am
!1orning 11:00 am
Evening \Wrship & communion
. ; 7 : 30 pm
.. NVEL Ch.'iPEL
Rev. Joseph Overy Pester
Sunday school 10: 00 M-1
I>ivrning worship ll :OO am
Evening \Y"Orshi p . 7: 30 pm
nuwsday morn . prayer'meet ing
11 : 00 1llTI
Yout h Fellowship, Fri .
. 7:30pm
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PLlGE 6
, ( .lt'lr society)
'
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:'e !d at i !3asi:et
on ':'!le ladies

ld 11 se 11 :1and r.:a de a )TOns
1
pot!1ol ders
1
house ?lants and
some ba:.ed goods
Cn .Jt , :'atr ic!i:.S da sev-
eral attende a din-
ner at the .'t. =:i cnardson
Chalel n I as guests of
11
Cur
Lady of the Gnow
11
Godalityo
They enjoyed a lovely din-
ner f oll owed by an interest-
i ng f i lm on t he Shrine of
our Lady of
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FI'n YZ.'.::: ..::LD ::/.S PARTY
A sur,rise ?arty
was held for f i ve year old
Franlti e Lcl.ll i ster by his
mother i.rs . Zthel r:c/.llist-
er and his sister s G:1aron
and i.ar y 0
1
Conner .
3awes were ?layed and re-
freshment s included an un
usual cake sha:_1ed like a
tug- boat
1
along :lith the
customary goodies.
::el::;:ing celebrat-
e were: ': rudy ./intersteen,
Lance .'i ntersteer., Jack :.'in-
tersteen, eaa Cchultz, Jer-
ome Jebbie Garrison,
Garrison, ar.d

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):!:N C!..DJ
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The Chugiak 4arden Club
held their.first
of the year at.the
Inn on 23rd.
. Guest spcalters were 3d
:laldwin , well 1m0\m gard-
ening authority and 3ill
.:ard of l.nchorage . The lat-
ter some beautiful
color slides of his garden
and of .!ildlife.
The next meetinG of the
club wi ll be on larch
The Catholic i.;adies l.ltar
at 8 pm a't'tc.e Ala::;ka .. 'ood-
.Jociety at t:.eir last ... eet ..
(
craft 3nop.
ing, !.arch 15lli at Jesse's
grou:1 wi 11 be r:.a!:ing
.:Jeauty J::op,) , made plans
1
f t
f
., t
1
, P ans or nroJec s,
or a er sa e to be . . .
(next col. and 1nv1 tes anyone Inter-
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FINE FOODS .
B3VERAGES
c T::I..>
.JUIDAY
23rd, I60
I'
I ' : J
and aeti vi ties of the
C
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.... .J..::..L..h.a. .. -.J--1- \.a:.-......
In t11e _>ant fetl there
has been a ne\'1 intereat si1oun
...
'in your Tiorury !)y-many, _:leo.ple
o.f tile com.1Uni ty. 'e have rJeh-
ticn3d trenendous res)onse
at t:1e binc:o gar.e he!d by the
1F.!, and. 11e :::ust not .necr-
lect to the - donations
of books by aeveral of your
neiG:."!:)ors . i.rs. C'amea
:;:mrc:l.:.scC. 6 sui taJle for
c:1ilclren cr:d "7r 1 ther:t to
yot;r 2.i::rary; irs . Juhn!:e, lV'ho
is clao a nm1 concte
sone of her soca 'J.:>oks , 'Ji1ich
no .:. On[;er uses; i.r. e.: i ;rs.
the library
te a fe.: nm1 fic-
tion books anC. !he! .::ar,.nen Gave
us a ;;::ole so>.-ies :>f :-:cligicus,
::istory. &!ld '1i 0oo!ts ,
at'e be<::.utifully bo::-C. and
a .1e:!.come ac:ition to .the ref-;
erecce section.
3esi C.es i .rs . Zuhnle, our ne"'
Irs.
I:rs. Jear.:, i.rs. Jos . .Jhoosh-
ani<m; rs Juc!ry i .orse and Lrs.
:!eR .. ey Jones .
re co :.c: use a 1e<t Gore 1 i h-
rari<:.ns every 7uesday or
.:;.'-f!idc:.y r..ft.)r:10ons f rom 2 to 4 z>m
p a g 7
re::-;ort)
nine 'Jeel;:s, Anyone interest-
ed any of the
bo2rrd ;-.1ei.t!.>ers, or :au ::c-2-
I
oo. . i '\'i
'":-:10 ne\' !>oo!;:.s b r'
.i.ibrar:yjare
11
Victorine", ...._::
t!le latest by .i'rc:.r.cis .'ar:;:in '. \'--
inson .".eyes and Ice :L"alace,
i:>y ..?.dna :;'erber.
..
? leace to cee if
you :1cve "r!Y 'Jr-o::s t:1at are
overC:ue.
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t.:ary :1o\/ley
1
:?Ublic health
nurse for this area, an-
nounced during the sec-
ond \lee!: in J.._)ri l she ,ii'u be
in coonur.ity on )ril
and 12!.!! only.
Therefor, -:aring this veek
the well-baby clinic will be
held on T:iesd<::.y
1
/,:)ril l2!h
instead of :Jednesci.ay as is
customary. The place will
remain the same; t!1e l_ethcrl-
ist Ci1urch from l;:>r.: to 3 ;:>m.
******
seven ;>ound 5 ounce baby boy
t'las born to Lr . and i .rs. "Chick"
of Zag!e on Jan-
uary 29!!!, at ?rovidence ::osp-
i tal. :'hey have r.aned him
Clarence Z&-1ard t::e 5!!>. ':'he
LaDoux' s havof13 other child-
ren, all daughters.
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3ob and Jeanette .lothers:>oon
1
formerly of 3irc!:llloo:d and nmv
living in :.'ayne!Nil:e Lo. are
t!le ?a-rents af a baby girl.
Little Jebecca Je2.n born
on I..arch 13
1
h and 7 lbs.
ff/z ounces.
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one night c:
Jingo, was by the
local :?ost of the V?.! to t:.a
:<und.
In the next fe\i 0.ayR every-
one should receive in the J.lso 1 members of the 'IF.!
Au;::i liary, donated to the
Mail a forw l:hich is ]Ut out
Fund the :;rofi ts of the
b} the_I;ureau of ::'Jnsus
.Jnacl: Bar \-.rhich they 'o?er
:nese forms are to be .fill -
ate at t:1e
cd ot!t and :::e.::>t unti 1 the ce - * * * * *
s.:s ta::er cells.
;.nyone f<:.i ls to rccei v
such a form in r::ail may
Q'.>tain one at t:1e Chugiak
:?oat
*
The oeetinc of the
C.:3: ... :!acing C:t:b
been ,ostponed until 1st
until n about
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WITH
E. VERY
'
MARBH 23rd, 1960
FIRE Ct.LL:
Honday, March 21st, 8 PM
Fire at Mooshhorn, mile
Two pieces of equipment re-
sponded and 14 Firemen.
One each piece of equipment
from Fairview and Richard-
son assisted in fighting fire.
Blaze confined to automotive
shop which was completely de-
Remainder of building
(cafe and living quarters)
suffered some smoke damage
but were saved. Fire watch
was maintained a ll night .
Two firemen (Art and
Tex Gates) were overcome by
smoke.
THE CHUGI1\K VOLUNTEER FIRE CO
!HSHES TO EXPRESS T!!EIR THANKS
to all those who stopped to as-
sit in fighting this fire. Spec-
ial thanks to the school teachers
who nlong \t'i th Mr o Osbourn of the
Birchwood Lumber Co. and and
Mrs. Dick Brawner provided hot
coffee for the Fire fighters,
to Mr Er.l.'lcvrt for making avail-
able the water supply at the
school to fill the tankers, to
the State Police for relaying
the cull for nssistance to the
neighboring Fire Compnnys nnd
to the I<'t. Richardson nnd Faif-
view Fire Departments for their
assistnnce.
... ... . . .
(Dog races coot one,
col l)
Susie Sturvetant-16.47 min.
third to Susie Stephan in
l8o02 minutes and fourth to
Bill Gates in 18.20 minutes
In the one dog class the
competitors are tiny tots
, whose ages range from four
, to seven years old. These
youngsters complete a close
circle around the field.
First place in this group
went to Gerry Heaverly with
.63 seconds, second to Ter-
ry for 64 seconds,
third to Elvie Brinson and
Sherry who tied with
68 seconds and fourth to
Cyd Brinson \Y'i th 73 seconds.
Prizes for the winners
were donated by Don's Chem-
ical of Anchorage. To the
first place winners in each
group \ient 50 pounds of dog
fooJ and t o each second and
third place winner 25 pounds.
These races are open to
any youngster interested in
participating.
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1\:E:'J o:mzn
Paul has sold all
of the buildings and rent-
al property at s,.,annee Sl-
opes, with the exception of
his private dwelling.
The new owner is James Lak
who has been living Swan-
ee Slopes f or some time.
The S11ansons plun to con-
tinue living in Chugiak and
Paul \fill continue to serve
cs postmaster.
Lake still plans on call-
ing the "Swannee
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hOOSE FOR LUNCH ROOM
The community '.felfnre Ser-
vice was in ob-
taining about 300 pounds of
Moose meat for the (next co
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(moose meat)
school hot lunch program.
On request for some meat
to lunch room
supplies, Rnlph Long of
welfare service relayed the
request to the Department
of Fish and tiildlife and two
small moose were forthcoming.
* *
RECENT f4ARCH OF DIMES
DRIVE
The March of Dimes Drive.,
which was conducted at the
Chugiak School recently net-
ted a total $238.34
This is an average of $12.
50 per room.
The highest amount collected
in any one classroom was Mr.
Veach seventh graders who
totaled $26.04; while the
graders in Bucj:y r.:orscs
1
classroom led a close second
with $25.50.
Veach headed the school
drive assisted by the follow-
ing pupils; Chariman, Eileen
Laukat, I{ifty L0\17e, Rhoda
P.icKissick, Lora Lee :'ierson,
Connie Johnson and Joyce f.lon-
roe.
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V1lLLEY HOSriTilL H.I\S
BLOOD B;1NK
The purchase of a blood ref-
rigerator by the Valley Hosp-
ital has made it
possible to start a blood bank
at the Presbyterian
Hospital.
This will -grently facilit-
ate the giving of transfus-
ions, which in the past meant
rounding up enough donors with
the proper type of blood at
the time the transfusion was
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for ..:very :)int uGe<l. Ti1is
to build reserve
f-:>r extrcoc
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fusions in this nan-
ncr !voulc be only to ccver
t!le inv:Jlvcd.
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observe t!1e ueel: "Jf
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th::-se u:1ich
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ccner.:::.tions r.tcy
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