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UEDNESDAY, June 5rd. 1959 CHUGIAK, ALASKA -10
sh ive ring . crowd
v1e.ws Ray
Pr1ce show
HONTHLY PAYllENTS ON FIRE
i.UTTEE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE
1'10\! DUE.
Subscribers to the Chueiak
Unseasonably cold weather Fire and Rescue Company who
chilled a crowd of "comrtry nre paying their sibscription
& western"' music fans that in monthly installments are re
had gatheredto see Ray Price minded that payments are due
headliner of television and the first of the
top recording artist, uho All payments may be made to
was the star of the annual Ray Henrich at .the Eagle River
variet.y show. Harduare, or may be nailed to
This year the stage show, the Chugiak Fire Prevention
under the direction of local Association, Alaska.
artist 1'1Thitey
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Pullen, of- It is hoped that subscribers
fered a program that consist will make their payments with-
ed oostly of country & ueste out having to be billed, at
music, relieved occo.sjonally . will only be an added expense
with several dance routines. to the Association, in additio
The ever po_)ular Chugiak to adding nore t'ork to the vol
Belles their unteers.
classic Can-Can and Clwxlest n, The money already collected
and this year brought out . by the association is being
a_ new "top-hat E:.: canen num- )Ut to goon use, and the Fire
ber. Vickie Johnson, per- Company is once more able to
formed two modern jazz num- operate for the benefit 6f the
bers which helped consider- Community.
abl!J toward wc.rming u:) the The 'Company has received a
shivering audience; while a GHC 6 by 6, 750 gallon tanker
group of Fol.R Do.ncers from from the en, and after a few
.Anchorage offered same nov :. minor repairs are made, it w
provencial dances. be operating.
The most ch:rrning performe The ball is really rolling
was little 11Hargie-Lou, 4 now, so lets keep it rolling
year old vocalist from Anch- and sent those subscription
orage. l!l!itey announced tha payments in on time.
Lou was noiT under con
tract uith Ualt Disney and
would soon. on the
ll.ilickey :House Club
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telelds-
ion show.
FATAL ACCIDENT AT BIRCinTOOD
SECTION ARR
Three men were killed at the
The well lmovn Johnson Brichwood section of the .Alaska
Brothers, a quartet of guit-
arists were also po.rt of the Railroad last Thursday, 1-1hen a
)rogram; this year they {cent 110ge 4 cal 5
lEA G l E
to their grouo. , The boys T f:o, N. , G
are teen-agers or younge 1 \ : r :: ,: ..
year tuo daytime ,, - .: '' , ... ' ,. \ \ ....
shows were offered to the
used :e ...
of rifle drill 1 t l,_ l
by a crack drill team from . .app 1 a nces e
c:: mile Palmer ..
perform at the c ... .rr..vial.
DIDEX PAGE 9
Chugiak Team
.
w1ns ooener
The Little League season
got off to a rousing start
in ChUgiak last Monday,
,.,hen the local team defeat-
ed the Braves 5-5.
The Chugiak teart uill play
three times a week, on Hon-
day, l!ednesde.y and Fridays.
The next gCI:'le is tonight,
l1hen they will play the
TIGERS at the Chugiak ball
diamond. Friday, June 5th,
they are scheduled to play
the \-illiTE SOCi\S at Ht. View,
School (Field {)1); on lion-
day they play the DODGERS
at iit. Vie\T, Field 1:
1
2.
lText Uednesday they :beturn
to Chugiak to play the INDIANS
Once again, this year,
the Chugia.lc tean is spon-
sored by Too SlanJ{er of Far
ITorth . Bud Filluore is the
team manager o.nd Roger J onrOW'
the coach. Ue regret that
we were unable to get a de-
tailed report of Hondays
gaue, or a of the play-
ers of this years team. How-
ever we hope to have this in-
formation by the time the
next issue comes out. 1Uso
we hope to be able to have
reports on all the
games the te.:un !)lays this.
season.
.
Uai'HE.RSPOON BOY HOSPITAL-
IZED
Four year old :Bobby Uother-
spoon was talcen to the 5040
Hospital yesterday with a
temperature of over 1050.
The doctors uere not able
to limlediately diagnose the
ailment, and the boy was
admitted to the hoSl)ital
for tests and tre.J.tmeng.
lffiS. PIPPLE SUFFERS BURNS
Hrs. Pipple received
burns on both arms '9hdn
attempting to extinquish
(cont. page 2 col
JUNE 1959 '
fhe Cool oF
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The .flower of June is the.
wild ro,se , tho birthstone
the pearl . Flag day is June
14th. Fathers dny is cele-
brated in June .
Persons bnrn the dates
of June 1st and June 21st are
under the. sign of Gemini the
twins . Those hi)I'n from Jtme 2
to June 50th are under the sig
of Cancer the crab.
FAilOUS BffiTHDAYS;
Edva.rd Gr ieg
Huthan Hale
Helen Keller
Peter Paul
Robert Schumann
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Frank Loyd Uright
Jacques Uarquette
Thomas Hann
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fvrsces
(.Al.rlanac cont . )
GREAT EVENTS:
King John signed the Uagfl,a
Charta l215
The Battle of Bunlcer
Hill .. . . .. l775
Committee appointed to
draw un the of
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Everyone the world over loves
a barg<lin, and the people of
are no exception.
Therefor, one of the most
popular places in the com-
Ende?endence l776
Uar of 1812 delcared l812
"Battle of 1Taterloo l815
PlJRCHASE OF .ALASKA 1867
Invasion of France l044
. - ... muni ty should be the new
Eagle River Trading Post ,
for there are bargains a-
plenty.
LASli JUNE IN CHUGIAK
(Taker from headlines in the
Kil!I .ARll COURIER)
JUNE 5th issue:
Bruce Pettit C: Larry Todd
hike the Girdwood Trail
Little League Season openr.
Cook of the lionth Joyce
Hillis.
This combination second-
hand store auction house
is run by Galen A t\ra ter, well
lmovm in Chugiak as a former
sales representative of an
Anchorage appliance store.
There is hardly a nouseuife
in the comr...'lUlli ty who does
not have a vacume sweeper or
a seui.ng machine that Hr . .At-
''ater has sold her.
JUNE 12th i::::sue:
Chugiak little
1st , gane.
Nou at his Eo.gle River ltore,
he offers an'infinite variety
League loses of used furniture, ap:>lie.nce s,
Gladys Robinson Dies
autos , etc. Not only
does he sell used merchcndise,
Preston Johnson ties for but he uill accept on consign-
1st :>lace in Jr . Fish Derby ment any used items that any-
one might like to sell.
From time to time he holds
gooa old fashioned countr y
.L\.uct i ons, ri.nd it i s t here
CBA submits financial repor that bargains can really be
Balance of ::_;s ,481.08 d'ter found . Stop by soon and find
Jill'ffi 19th. issue:
Art 1!allace rescues 19 yr .
old from River
carnival .
ust uhat you have always needi
S.
'.-
Lodies./(ned ie0nS.-0ize 18)
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j
Dras t 1cally recfuced!
and . ln ants wear
River Shoppi ng Ct.
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1959
Scou : lng m Chu
lak
DElL D0Df
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S
DEH /1. l4t"S Brealldel. Dis-
' continues f or t he
summer .
n . )
DEHir 2 Tues . (June 16th.
6:30-7: 50 pm Hrs .
Fillr.lore
DEN#3 Tues . 7- 8 Ilr's. To'"me
DEN#4 Thurs . 4 : 40- 5 : 50 pm
llrs . Hillimnn
Games were played and !'rizes
awarded. Hinners of prizes
were Les Stephens and Glenni
Hodge.
(fatal accident cont page 1 .
col 2) .
runa.,.;ay motor truck car
llembers of the Ctb Scout Pac came around a blind curge
'"Tish to extend their thanks and plcmed into a gans of
to Earl Ray, uho permitted bridge wor ker s . An a li cr
pressor that had been
them to visit his Dairy Farm Prevent ed the men from
last month in connection vit the" car . Dead ar e

i;!5 Ued. (every 2 wks,
next meeting June lOt
l irs . La.ulrol:: r: Hrs .
l!ackay.
their
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do'\m on the Farm them
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55 of Sevro.rd Alaska' N Y
) The tour was very informative sheim and Ben Larson_whose
and the boys enjoyed it very cl osest living vrere
DElf Tues . 6 : 30- 7: 30 pm
Hrs . Kruscavage .
CUB SCOUT SUilL lTed. June
3rd. Cubs meet at shopping
Center ht 6:3 0 pm.
PACK l!EETHJG June 6th. Is-
aac Halton League 6 :00 PU/
iiethodist Church 7:00 PH
in of rain.
,
iffDTERY PROJECT 1
For -the past few ,.,eeks this
column has been predicting a
_mystery project . The mystery
has ncm been "declassified".
In the f uture t he Dens of cub
Scout pack r'i 682 will meet
alternately at the homes of
the individunl members . This 1
wi ll neccssurlly be at tl1e di s -
cretion of the Den 1 !others
and on the invitation of the
mothers of the cubs . Each mo-
t her will arranee a ,reject
for the Den on the night that
she will act a s hostess . This
column will list the location
of ea ch Den meeting.
CUB SCOUT CELLBRATES
BmTHDAY
much listed as residing in Non1ay
and sweden respectively.
-lHHH:-1<- jured but not lcil led were 1hn-
ford Pederson and Ja11es
They were reQoved from the
scene of the accident by an
Air Force HeliCOiJter that had
been sum:1oned. They were
flown to .Ahchorage vlhere Y
received treatment for theli
injuri es and later
l lrs . Fi.lJ.Llore will act as
Cub Scout the
month of June ,
GIRL SCOUT TROOP 5fl20
Girls of Scout tropp 120
(Eagle River Area) have been
going S>Timning at Elmendorf
AFB ever y Thursday night .
The troop meets at the shop-
ping center at 5 : 30 PH and
proceed from there to the
base. i ieetings are, held in-
former ly YThen time permits .
Plans are under,1ay for
a three day stay at the Girl
Scout Cw.llp ncar 1!cssilla
sometime later this GUIDL1er .
(Almanac Cont . fron pg. 5)
(Xast June in Chugial:)
t... *MHHHh'f-
ART JOHNSON RETURNS TO
UORK
Art Johnson of Eagl e River
who suffer ed a heurt at t ack
s everal months ago, has re-
covered suff icient l y t o r e-
turn t o work this Honday.
Art is a civil service work-
er at ElmendoDf . .AFB His
wife
LORP.ATITES, DEPT STORE a;t
the Ecgle River shopping
Center .
Peter Halverson ueds Dar- -
June 26th. issue r
lene Stoclr.hausen V Y 1
Ralph Long injured by . . - ..
cracker thrmm from PICK- UP ONC: A \!EEK
CBA porperty office burglar N. F. Tiensvold H0- 2- 5280
car 00 per Honth
ized. st R t ' Iil 25
Jimny Laukat of Den/,!5 _ _ ____ ___ _ _ e _ _ _ ,....,
his lOth birthday following the .
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Den Lleeting last Uednesday. - ll' : M7\ J:. 0: : .. .._ v:::. ::::
There were 14 guests .:,)resent , : .. ,Mf, ,: )f:\1}:: :::D':-. ::. ::: ::::
some of theru of his _ ;:. t :; .. :r :\ ..... > { .) \ .. ..? }...... Ol nv
16
ft.w.
1
de
Den and others after _::- .. ... .-: \;: -: ......
the ueeting. The party was an
out door weiner marshmallcm t
roast with ice-crec.un, cake and l-)Q a:\\0 n\ tf!l;i :: .
punch for refres:ments. \ .. M ' ,._
next . 1
tE IRliM moH FORT RICHFRDSmT OR ELi iEITDORF. To AImnni:R.E Df THE
fr} .L'J_tY __ .:::E.---.. CHUGIAK AREA. (EAGLE RIVER, BIRCHUOOD
Pro.vidin.g an ACCEPTABLE ROAD IS AVAILABLEfCf

rl\ O' ' ,, tL . .
t .. @JJ ,0 m ltt: Excr1vat1QJ n10vu1g
.____.EF1GT.E RIVIR TRAILER CT. A JOPSQIL ..... GRA H0-2-5566
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fUNE 1959
THE KlHK ARii COURIER
HlffiRIET (RUSTY) BELLRll!GER
EDITOR and 'PUBLISHER
Published every Uedncsday in
-CHUGIAK ALASI\A-
- ESTABLISHED-
In 1958 by James and llarie
HcDowell of lloosehorn
SUBSCRIPI'IOU RATES:
C;l . 25 :per quarter (13 weeks)
mailed to your address .
ADVERTISING RATES:
per colur.m inch. (min
of fordisplay ads . )
. . ....
. CLASSIFIED ADS: Starting at
so. All classified ads.
payable in advance, with
- the exce:1tion of subscrib-
ers and advertising accoun
For or ads
HQ-2-5275 or
Ho-2-5500
.Ads . may be leftat iloosehorn
Tradinci ?ost .
FISH STORY
Upon the openina of fishing
season discouraging rc)orts
of poor fishing conditions
began to trickle in to the
local papers . It seems th.lt
, many of the lakes and stre.ms
in imned:1Gl. te areas are suffer-
ing the swn.e 'fate bf once
spots in the ot her ,
states; namely they are being
fished out. This is almost
always the case \-Then the com-
bination of increased populat-
ion and improved roads is in-
volved.
However the COURIER is happy
"
to re;:>ort that in thespots
not readily accessable to
cars ( and there are very many
of these) the fishing is
as faouluous as ever.
. Fisherm&n returning from
some of the rivers and lukes
accross the inlbt tell :tales
of Grayling striking at every
cast , and one man fishing
' .'with two fly
1
s on his line
with a sing-
le cast . At this particular
lake limits Here caught with-
in a very short time, and the
fishermen removed the barbs
PAGE 5,
from their hool:s, that they mi ht (cook) . .
continue fishing for the spor CHILL mixture thickens
of it. It is like thi illiiP until fluffy
that give anglers the FOID in pulp and
for being such shameless liors place on ice.
Ed Bellringer, of nile 25
returned this past weekend SERVE with cream or boiled
from afishing trip accross the custard sauce
inlet with a catch that includ
several rainbo\r over 30 inches
long, plus a lake trout 28
inches long.. The fantastic
part about the fish, is
that upon opening it up. , he
found it to contain a 12 inch
rainbm.r that it had sHallov"red.
In fact the story itself is
hard to excepp that
the evidence in this case was
viewed first hand. It seems
to understand why this
fish was still hungry enough
to strike at a lure . L
It would please us if
could tell our readers the lo-
cation of these angl.ers dream
s:1ots; but unfortunately the
fishermen guard this infornnt-
ion quite jealously. So all
we can nay, is that don
1
t feel
that tales of the "onderful
fishing in has been
exager<..ted. Just get away
from the roads and tal:e to
the air , and you 11ill find
the lakes and streans that tho
tourist b.ockld.s .. boast c.bout .
(Cook qf the rtonth, cont xtge-
. 2 col 3} ..,._
EGGLESS Pmnm ,.!HIP
COOK until tender :
lb. prunes
sliced lenon or orange
peel.
ADD cup sugar .
DRAIN; , remove pits and put
through ricer, reserving
juice. ,
SOAK 1 tbs . gelatine in 1 cup
cold prune juice
(next col.)
ACCIDENT AT FIRE LMCE
At 2 i\H on Hay 22nd. a car
driven by of
Anchorage hit the guard rail
and traveled 75 ft . in the
air Cook passanger
Curtis E. Uright also of An-
chorage were tluo'm free, but
suffered tlul injuries
They were tal:en to the5040
AF Hosr)ital by the Chueiuk
Rescue Truck, 1-rhich had been
sumooned to the cene by
Jim Polyefko of Fire Lake
Lodge . Cook hcd ber. drink-
ing.
FRAHCES HlJLBERT
RESIGHS
lk1s . Frances Hulbert, home
demonstr.:>.tion agent i-n.th
the Extension service for
the Palmer announced
that she has retired as of
Hay 31st ,
Hr s . Htllbert Hill be rem.-
embered in Chueiak for the
se1ring course she conducted
lc:st winter . Also she rec-
ently in the organ-
ization of the Yakala home-
makers in I:.;.gle River Her
replacment will be named
later this fall.
COHPOST
Despite the fact that most cr o
flourish in Alaska by the add-
ition of comuercial fertilizers
to the soil, there are some
who feel that the addition of
some organic material benefits
the smil . This is particularl
true when there is a great am-
out of clay or sand present .
The ideal ma tcrial is burn-
yard manure, which has been us
as fertilizer for centuries.
In this part of the country,
unfortunately, this product is
quite scarce; most keep
ing all that is produced for
their own gardens .
A substitute for manure may b
made by anyone, houever by the
use of compost . This consists
of decayed plant which
wlieiYJlded to the soil replaces
SOI:le of the minerals ,;hich grow
ing plants re1;10ve, and at the
"same time, adds the oraanic mat
erial which goes into the male
of rich
The spring is a good time to
start a compost pile. Usually
. everyone hc.ve an accumul-
I I (
-- ation of fallen leaves which
they will rake from their lawn
. and garden. These loaves shoul
be placed in a pile and
covered with some dirt. It
is best to
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sandvich
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lay--
ers of leaven layer
of dirt . ThroU5l10ut the
stm111er lawn cli)pings , tops
from vegetables or other pl
ant matter can be added.
This pile should be kept do.
mp and stirred from time to
tilue .
By the follouinz spring,
the compost uill be reduced
to a rich, decayed organic
material 'Hhich uhen adc1ed to
fimrer beds and does
much to enrich the soil.
There is nov on the lilarl<:et
a called
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Compo
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'Thich vhen added to the pile
my be mixed directly into
the soil of la'm or garden.
The aly disadvantage invol-
ved in this case, is that us-
ually there is a large am-
ount of roots and sticks
buried in these uindra-rs
which have 'b be remov-
ed before the compost could
be used.
(lfrs . Pipple burnGd, cont
pc..c;e 1 col. ' 5)
a brush fire on their pro-'
perty on !fay 16th. The Ch-
ugiak Fire Company, which
..answered the C<:!.ll, extinguish-
the fire also1administered
first aid.
speeds up the decaying proc- _____ - --- -
cess and produces usable corn
post nuch sooner.
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FLETCHERS HAVE BABY GIRL
Here in thio area there is / h
1
Fl tcher and
a valuuble source of coL'lpost
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?farEles e ,.,.,..e tlle ........
0
ud
hl.s ul. e eanor .... l ....
ready l.'Jade J.n the wJ.ndroHs t f
6
lb 15 oz baby
h h b d t f th par en
5 0

w. l.C or er n:cs o e irl. Little cynthia I:ilee n
fl.elds and roads . born at the 5040th A Hasp-
These !Iiles >rhich have ital on :ray 26th. at 0:05 AU.
been dozed several years The Fletchers live in Birch-
ago, usually coritain a rich lrood on Sunset Bl ' vd.
mixture of moss , earth ana
other organic material, and
thermos jugs . .. -. ice chests .... camp-fire grills
ca lllP stoves .... barbecue tools
etc.

t6 \\01 .. . m \!/. rn\1 r \.\ . IB\\ [:
t
Ho-c:-5Lt g I
Hr. Joel Swanson and his wife
Rose from liinesotta arrived
in Chugiak Honday and are
visiting his brother Paul
Swanson at Svanee Slopes .
Hr . Howard (IIickey) Green and
his wife Gloria have returned
to Chugiak. The Greens form-
erly lived at nile 18; they
have spent the last two years
in Florida.
Sgt. Richard Burg of Birchwoo
left l ast week to return to
his post in !Corea. Sgt . Burg
had been home on a 50 day
leave.
Jim and Harie I IcDowell and
their son Bruce left this
week for their property on
the Denali lPway. This
property uhich Jum refers to
as the "Four-hole Roadhouse
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,
is knmm more ... as the
"Susitm CoiDLlercie.l Company" ,
a subsidi.ary. of the Alaska
Wning Syndicate. Moosehorn
Trading Post, ' Thich the lfcDow
ells have operated fDD many
years has been leased to Hr .
& 11rs. Valter Day.

ACTIVITY REPORT OF THE
CiaiGTIV\ FIRE PREVEHTION
ASSOCIATION:
RESCUE FIRE DEP1'.
HAY 16: Brush fire at Pipple
Fire extinguished First
aid aduinistered to Hrs.
Pipple for burns .
IIAY 17: Trash fire at Frisbys
liAY 22: .2 A. II. Accident at
mile 16:}. One C<.lr involved
Driver Richard Cook u pas-
sanger Curtis E 1!rieht
taken to 5040th hos.l) in
rescue "tuck.
HAY 28th: 5 P!I. Brush Fire
at Leroy Haydens on Birch-
wood 1oolJ Fire. Ext,in-
guished. 1
lIAY 29th. 11:00 PH False
Alarm at Hulings at mile 19
aAY 50:1:40 Ali Accident at
Eagle River. Injured party
taken to 5040th Af. Hosp.
Further details not .avail-
able.
5: 50 AH Accident at llile
22. State Police already
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UES BLAIICI:.ARD HOiiE
FRElH HOSBITAL
ues Blanchard is home after
having spent several days
in the Valley last
week. Ues 's condition "\-TaS
diagnosed as Yellou Jaun-
dace . The Blanch.:rds live
at mile 21}.

nmnCEY TALE liAS SEf;UEL
Last ueek we printed a story
of a stray which mystexa..
iously ap:1e ..... red at the home
of Hrs . Robert Uotherspoon at
2 o t clock in the morning. The
day the paper came out this
same donkey came in one door
of l!oosehorn ar1d strolled leis-
urely through and out the otha-
door. This time houever, the
donkey he.d a rider; his owner
Hr. Simon i1edia.
Hrs . notherspoon, by the way
reports that the donkey is now
a .frequent visitor c.t bheir
hor.te . In fuct they have be-
come quite fond of him. HeUI
quite tame and her children
are having great sport riding
him.
at scene. No action
IIAY 51st. Brush Fire at 1Iile
25. Fire extinguished.
During this 16 day period a
total of 62 Volunteer man
hours were consumed.
YOUR FIRE cOIJ>Al!Y IS ON THE
JOB. KEEP stJP.)0!1TING THEil
l\ND KEEP SEIIDillG Ill YOUR
SUBSCRIPTIOITS. TliEY HEED
HELP IH ORDER TO HELP
YOU!!!!
CLEAUS BOTTOUS
No need to buy exrensive cleaxr
ser "\-Then your cop:)er-bottomed
pans become tarnished. Spril:l-
kle ui th salt and vinegar
Tarnish disa:1)ears like magic.
Use SOS pad on stubborn spots.
f o r IVv.VVVVVVVVV .
ceiling b d
l_urnbe r ........ Tile .. ....... peg- mr
PI ywood ....... Roofing
Sheetrock
Hr. Joel Swanson and his wife
Rose from llinesotta arrived
in Chugiak Uonday and are
visiting his brother Paul
Swanson at Slopes.
Hr . Howard (Hickey) Green and
his wife Gloria have returned
to Chugiak. The Greens form-
erly lived at uile 18; they
have _spent the last two years
in Florida.
Sgt . Richard Burg of Birchwo
left last ,.,eek to return to
his post in Korea. Sgt . Burg
had been home on a 50 day
-leave.
Jim and I Ia.rie I IcDowell and
their son Bruce left this
week for their property on
the Denali H way. This
property \rhich Jum refers to
as the "Four-hole Roadhouse",
is knmm more ... as the
"S'usitnn. CoiDLlercial Company" ,
a subsi.d1ary_ of the Alaska
U:ining Syndicate Uooshhorn
Trading Post, 11hich the HcDow
ells have operated f DD many
years has been leased to Hr.
& 11rs. l!alter Day.
CTnrrn m:?CRT niE
C!lUGlF.A FIRE PRE\W"J.TIW
I :ASSOOIATIOH:
lmlCDE F.LltE DEPl' .
HAY 16: Brush fire at Pipple
Fire extinguished First
aid adr.rl.nistered to lirs .
Pipple for burns .
HAY 17: Trash fire at Frisbys
llAY 22: .2 A. 1I. Accident at
mile One car involved
Driver Richard Cook C:. pas-
sanger Curtis E \!rieht
taken to 5040th in
rescue t-uck.
HAY 28th: 5 Pi!. Brush Fire
at Leroy Haydens on Birch-
wood loojJ. Fire. Ext).n-
guished.
HAY 29th. 11 : 00 PH False
Alarm at Hulings at mile 19
50:1:40 Ali Accident at
Eagle River . Injured party
taken to 5040th Af. Hosp.
Further details not avail-
able.
3 : 30 AH Accident at 11ile
22. State Police already
PAGE 7
UES BL.t\liCE.f.RD HOllE
FRil-l HOSBITAL
\:es Blanchard is home after
spent several days
in the Valley last
week. Hes
1
s condition '\-Ta.S
diagnosed as Yellou Jaun-
dace . The Blanch:.:.rds live
at mile 21-}.
TALE HAS SE<:UEL
Last Heek we printed a story
of a stray donlcey which mystet'-
iously ap:1e ..... red at the home
of Hrs . Robert Uotherspoon at
2 o'clock in the norning. The
day the paper came out this
saLle donkey cruae in one door
of and strolled leis-
urely through and out the otha-
door . This time houever , the
donkey had a rider; his owner
Hr . Simon iledia.
Hrs. by the way
reports that the donkey is n0'\-1
a frequent visitor at hheir
ho11e . In fact they have be-
come quite fond of him. Heia
quite tame and her children
are having great sport riding
him.
at scene . No action taken. ---------------
HAY 31st . Brush Fire at liile
25. Fire extinguished.
During this 16 day period a
total of 62 Volunteer man
hours were consUIJed.
YOUR FIRE coiiP/J:Y IS ON THE
JOB. KEEP SUP .!0!1TING THEil
1\ND KEEP SEIIDIIJG Til YOUR
TIIEY HEED
HELP IH ORDER TO HELP
YOU!!lt
CLEAIJS BOTTOHS
No need to buy expensive
ser '\-Then your cop:)CI'-bottomed
pans become tarnished. Sprin-
kle with salt and vinegar.
Tarnish disa))ears l.ike ma.gic .
Use SOS pad on stubborn spots.
\
51 1959
Hr. Joel Swanson and his wife
Rose from l!inesotta arrived
in Chugiak 1-!onda.y and are
visiting his brother Paul
Swanson at Suanee Slopes .
Ur . Howard (Hickey) Green and
his wife Gloria have returned
to Chugiak. The Greens form-
erly lived at uile 18; they
have _spent the last two years
in Floridc. .
Sgt . Richard Burg of Birchwoo
left last ueek to return to
his post in ICoreo. . Sgt. Burg
had been home on a 50 day
. leave.
Jim and IIarie llcDowell and
their son Bruce left this
ueek for their property on
the Denali II way. This
property \Thich Jum refers to
as the
11
Four-hole Roadhouse
11
1
is lmmm more .... as the
11
Susitnn ColDLlercie.l CompD.ny
11
,
a subsid.iary_ of the Alaska
!lining Syndic[l.te . Mooshhorn
Trading Post
1
uhich the HcDow
ells have operated fDD many
years has been leased to 11r .
& Hrs . lral ter Day.
ACTIVITY REPORT OF THE
CIIUGTI(A FIRE PREVEHTIOU
ASSOCIATION:
RESCUE FIRE DEP'l' .
HAY 16: Brush fire at Pipple
Fire extinguished First
aid aduinistered to l!rs .
Pipple for burns .
HAY 17: Trash fire at Frisbys
lL.\Y 22: .2 A. li. Accident at
mile 16}. One car involved
Driver Richard Cook u pas-
sanger Curtis E l!rieht
taken to 5040th hosl) in
rescue t-uck.
HAY 28th: 5 Pli. Brush Fire
at Leroy Haydens on Birch-
wood loo:tJ. Fire. Erl,in-
guished.
I-JAY 29th. 11:00 Pl-1 False
A.lnrm at Hulings at mile 19
If/I.Y 50:1:40 Ali Accident at
Eagle River. Injured party
te.ken to 5040th Af . Hosp.
Further details not avail-
able.
5:50 AU Accident o.t !tile
22. State Police already
PAGE 7
liES BLAllCI:.ARD HOi IE
mail HOSBITAL
ues Blanchard is home after
having spent several days
in the Valley last
week. Hes ' s condition '\-TaS
diagnosed as Yellou Jaun-
dace. The Blanchc.rds live
at mile 21-}.
omna;y TALE liAS SEC:UEL
Last iTeek we printed a story
of a stray vrhich mystez>-
iously ap:1e<,.4red at the home
of Hrs . Robert Uotherspoon at
2 o'clock in the oorning. The
day the paper came out this
same donkey crun.e in one door
of iloosehorn and strolled leis-
urely through and out the othEr
door . This time hm1ever
1
the
donkey had a rider; his owner
Hr . Simon iledia.
Hrs. Uotherspoon
1
by the way
reports that the donkey is now
a frequent visitor at hheir
home . In fuct they have be-
come quite fond of him. He:U!
quite tame und her children
are having great sport riding
him
at scene . No action taken. ----------------
HAY 31st . Brush Fire at liile
23. Fire extinguished.
During ti1is 16 day period a
total of 62 Volunteer man
hours were consumed.
YOUR FIRE coiiPAl!Y IS ON THE
JOB KEill' SUP .'O!lTING THEi 1
AND KEEP SEIIDillG Til YOUR
f?UBSCRIPTIOirS . TilEY HEED
HELP Ill ORDm TO HELP
CLEAllS BOTTO! f8
No need to buy exvensive cleair
ser '\-Then your COPl)e;r-bottomed
pans bccooe to.rnished. Sprin-
kle with salt and vinegar .
Tarnish like II!D.gic
Use SOS pad on stubborn spots .
111 tL _,
uvvvvvvv /V /VV\'..::1
HOTARY
UED11ESDAY : June 3rd.
GRACE TATRO i.l.i:LE 21:\-
AT TilE D.'I.RI-DELITE -
SIGN PAIH i'IiJG POSTERS
1
PAGE 8
( Classi.f ied cont . ) '
{Renders digest cont . )
subscriptions if ordered
before August 31st.
E. A. Bellringer,
Re.)resent.: ti ve Call
Cub Scouts Suin: iieet at
sho!).ing center .
LITTLE LEAGUE Chuaialc: V s .
Chuziak ball po.rk.
:'\.!lT UORK
TIG S CALL: H0-2-5275
BELL-A.ttT SIGUS
H0-2- 52'75
FOR REllT : Nice teachers
apartment durnig the summer
THURSDAY: June 4th.
S1rTILING: Girl Scout troop
i?l20. Heet a.t shop:)ing Ct .
VF'lr meet 0:00 PII VFlT Hall.
Girl Sccut Troop #54 -Obergs
FRIDAY: June 5th.
LITTLE LEAGUE: CFUGIAK Vs .
UIUTE SOX. lit . Viev, Field t l
SATURDAY: June 6th.
Cub Scout Pa.cl: j 1ceting 2:. picni
Isaac Halton J...edaue Firing
Range . G: 30 pm. {:-Iethodist
Chruch in case of rain, 7: 00
SUNDAY: June 7th.
CHURCII SE!i.VICi:S.
iiONDAY: June 8th.
LITTLE CHUGIAK VS .
DOOOERS: lit VieH Field /} 2
TUESDAY: June Oth.
Y.PJ.Cl1.LA Homer.w.kers, meet at
Goodriches, 1:00 pro
UEDHESDAY: June.lOtll .
FRIEliDLY lJEIGIIBORS
Little Lec.gue: CHUGIAK VS .
IITDIAHS. Chugiak ball park.
HOUBIITG FOR SALE: months Con tace l.lrs Lee at
QUCNSETS: Large 960 sq. ft . Slopes .
on } acre lot , nr . H -rny
& Sch. bus route. !:,J ,eoo
TERHS Sec Reese Tatro
at the DJ\RI-DELITE Uile 2
-:<-JOB .?RIIJTING ..;;.
FORII LETTERS-LEi\.FLETS-
TICKE.TS - ETC .
i COURIER -
H0-2-5275 or H0-2-5500
Fffi SALE: l ton Ford V8
Stake Like He'\T
;- See at F.!'.R iiiLE 14
PALlER II
' 55
BULLDOZER UOIU\: Now is the
time to clecr the moss .
ALSO J. iachine sa" filing
done . Call il Hildernan
H0-2- 5201
i.JEED i!ONEY ????????????
PROFITABLE 1!ll1 PRIZES
EASIER TRAIT YOU THINK .
-RESIDEi!TIAL LOTS -
Beautiful vieH, vrell dr.::.
ed nr . h 'v;ay e:. sch . buc
route. Phone <.:. po,;er
available TFJU IS
AVON Representu.tives needed.
For : Eagle River Peters
See Reese T.:.tro . 1iile
a.t the D}.RI-D:ELITE
- Creek and Birchuood J!Xeas .
CALL: II0- 2- 5277
GARDEH ROTOTILLII!G
Russell Oberg H0-2-
5
2
92
FOR SALE: Greenhouse Plants.
Cabbage, Caul. Brocc SO/doz .
Flo,;ers : 50/doz. Tomatoes &
READERS DIGEST l/2 pepper Plants (indivaually
PBICE on 1 ycnr 1'. 6 .mo.

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. PAGE 8
I d/r.':L rf-J I (Clascified cont . ) ,
, . cl1 -13 11. M u t:= u__ _ '
CJVVVVVVV /\/ /VV\ ' .:J (Readers dige::;t cont . )
UED11ESDAY : June 3rd.
Cub Scouts Suin: Ueet at
... ing center .
H 0 T A R y subscriptions if ordered
GRACE TATRO . i.l..LLE 21\ before August 31st .
AT THE D.'\RI-DELITE - Hrs . E. A. Bellringer ,
SIGN PAIRi'IITG POSTERS
1\.!"1T \!ORK
Re .Jresent.: ti ve Call
H0-2- 5275
LITTLE LEAGUE Chugial: V s .
Chugiak ball park.
TIG S CALL: H0-2- 5275
BELL-A.li.T SIGUS
FOR RElrr : Nice teachers
apartr.1ent durnig the summer
TlruRSDAY: June 4th.
SlfTILING: Girl Scout troop
;/120. Heet at shopl)ing Ct .
VF\! meet C3 : 00 Pll VFH Hall .
Girl Sccut Troop #54 -Obergs
FRIDAY: June 5th.
LITTLE LEAGUE: CEUGIJ\K Vs .
1!HITE SOX. lit . Vie'J, Field i;! 1
SATURDAY: June 6th.
Cub Scout Puc!: i1ceting 2:. picni
Isaac Halton J..eliGue Firing
Range . 6 : 30 pm. (:Iethodist
Chruch in case of rain, 7:00 p
StniDAY: June 7th.
CHURCH SEn.VIC:CS.
i.IONDAY : June 3th.
LITTLE LE.:1GUE: CHUGIAK VS .
DODGERS: Ht . VieH Field /} 2
TUESDAY: June Dth.
YJUCALA Hometnkers , meet at
Goodriches , 1:00 pm
11EDHESDAY: June. lOtll .
FRIENDLY lJEIGIIBORS
Little Loc.gue : CHUGIAK VS .
IIIDIAHS. Chugiak ball park.
{!-ATTENTION*
Fire prevention association sub-
HOUBIHG FOR SALE: months Contace 1-.irs . Lee at
QUCNSETS: Large 960 sq. ft . S\:annee Slopes .
on -} acre lot , nr . H -ray
& Sch. bus route. ::a ,eoo
TERHS Sec Reese Tatro
at the Di\RI- DELITE liile 2
.?RIIJTING
FOIDI LETTERS- LEi\FLETS-
TICKETS - ETC .
l\lJIK- i\.!4 i COURIER -
H0-2- 5275 or H0-2-5500
Fffi SALE: 1 ton Ford V8 t 55
Stake Li ke Heu
;- See at FLB. HORTH, iiiLE 14
PAL.lER un:AY
BULLDOZhR UOlUC: Now is the
time to clecr tho moss .
ALSO iiachine sav filing
done . Call il Hildernan
H0-2-5201
i-JEED i!ONEY ????????????
PROFITABLE FUN 1!IH PRIZES
EASIER TH.1UT YOU THINK
-RESIDEi:TIAL LOTS -
Beautiful view, i-rell dr(:.
ed nr . h Hay e:. sch .
route. Phone C:. po,;er
available TER.l iS
AVON Represent.::..tives needed.
For : Eagle River Peters
See Reese
at the
- Creek and Birchuood Areas .
C.ALL: H0- 2- 5277
GARDEH ROTOTILLIHG
Russell Obcrg H0-2- S2
92
FOR SALE: Greenhouse Plants.
CabbQge, Caul . Brocc SO/doz .
Flowers : Tomatoes &
READERS DIGEST l/2 s

PBICE on 1 year f . .6-.mo. : , Ie 23
C'rK <e.:;,,,_
illtJ 1;9) fibY NVv' v" vvv
monthly paynents are _________
Jfave
1
4
iRUCKS
COIJCRE.TE UliSIIED AGGREGATE TOP-
SOIL ROAD GRAVEL FIREPLACE l!OO
GENl!RAL 'IRUCKTI'iG COUTRACTING
CONTACT: TIL UALLACI!: H0-2-5180
OPEN: 8 .Aii to 7 P!I
I
....
,
PAGE
tll9s9 . h ,__
Y .. -
rJ PAGE 2 COOIC OF THE iiOIITH
CHUGIAK CHAPEL (Assemblies Oil CIIRISTIAU :::_
God) ALI. B J.t\RliAH, HilliSTER '
Rev. Berrw.rd Teuell Sunday School. 10 : 00 run
Sunday School. . . H:l : OO am . Horning 1Jorship 11: 00 am
Horning 11:00 am Evenin.rr
1
ror::;hip & com.m.union
Cnrist s Ambassadors myoung o pm
f{ v
People Q: 30 pm
Bi ble Study t; Prayer l1eeting
1Jednesday. 7 :50 pm
Horkers Training Course
Bible Doctrines
Friday 7: 50 pm
Chugiak St . Anthony ' s
CATCIIISl I DISDCJliT ll-!UED UHTIL
FURTHER ilOTICE
FIRST BA?TIST CHURCH
l1ile 14 Eagle River
E. G. Chron, llinister
Sunday School 9 :45 am
Horning lrorsnl.p 11 :GO am.
B. T. u 6 :00 pm
Evening Uorship 7: 50 pm
\Jed . Prayer neeting. 7 : 30 pm
The 4th Ucdnesda.y of each
month the follouing groups
meet at 7: 30 PN
GIRLS AUXILIARY
SUNBEAJ.IS
uo.JmP s unioN
l.IEH1S BROTHERHOOD
Nursery open during service.
BillCHl.TOOD BilPfiST
Sunday School lO:OO am
Horning Uorship ll: OO am
PETERS CREEK INDEPENDEIIT
BAPTIST iiiSSION
Sunday School :00 am
Hor ning ilorship 11:00 am

Hethodist Church
Rev. 'Nels on l !oyer
Sunday School lO: OO am
Horning 11: 00 am
Evening uorship . 0 :00 pm
El t:.lANUEL GOSJ?EL
Rev. JoselJh Overy, Pc.stor
Sunday School lO:OO am
Horning Uorship 11: 00 em
Evening 7: 50 pm
Tuesday Horning Prc.yer lucet-
ing ... ......... 11 :00
Uednesday prayer meeting &
Bible study )7:50
Youth Fellmrship
Fridays 7: 50 1
THANK YOU
Irarie Petronavish "ishes
to express her tha.nks and
appreciQtion to all the
friends vho sent greetines
and well uishes while she
was in the hosp#ltal lc.st
week. She
wishes to thank those vrho
dolm to offer blood
for transfusions . Ghe
regrets that a r.dsunder-
standine at he Hos:"lital
daused some of the doners
to be turned mw.y.
BABY HORSE IS.STAR
ATTRACTION
One of the Star attractions
at the Chugiak Spring Car-
nival was a weel: old Pal-
amino Colt that uas on dis-
play at the Pony ride, oper
a ted by l1r . &. IJ:rs . John
Vanover .
PAGE J .Aliil\1-TAC
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SHOPPING Ill CHUG IJJC
p iGE 4 SCOUTTIIG IN CllUG IAK
...
PAGE 5 EDI TORIAL
PAGE 6 GREI:N THlTIlB CORNER
PA'GE 7 COliiNGS & GOINGS
FIRE t.: RESCUE REi'OR T
PAGE G COl!nTG EVENTS
CLASSIFIED ADS
.. '
P l.GE 9 CHURCH
IHDIX
P ;l.GE 10 l IARKET .f\ ..D
FO!UiER CIRCUS CL01!U VISITS
c::RUIV AL ...,. ;
Jericho Uills , a fomer clC?vm
''i th the Barnum
1
Bo.ily, T!al-
lace LBaily Cir-
cuses , attended t he C!1Ugiak
Ca.rni vul. Jericho was vorli:ing1
with the
11
Joyland Shows", vhich
was operating the Ferris : "heel
and other rides at the Carni VIil
He told of some of his acts .
One of which was a comedy
routine in 'rhich he :unperson
ated Alfalfa, of our gang
comedies ; another bei ng a
high dive into a fla..t:ling t ank.
He regretted that he did not
hllve time to pre:)are an act
for the
,.
OPEN DAILY 11: 00 AM
8: 00 PH
INFORliATION ON THE l.IF . AT SPECIALS UAS NOT
AVAILABLE IN TD1E TO .APPEAR IN TI:I :3 PJtPER. STOP DJ AT Till S'O.R.E
GREE.lll muons
9/bunch
THIS UEEKEND. UE HILL HAVE SV: IE FIUE Bu"'YS
IN TilE l iEAT DEP !'.RT, IENT
ROHAIUE
29/bunch
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GOLD 1IEDAL FLOUR .. r,. f!?oc .. e.c r: s . 40 oz .
5#/69 \,_,_ ..:: ' .... ; .. ::. : . . .; = B I S Q U I C K
55
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56
L L y I s
.. CUCUHBER CHIPS 89
PERRY ' S
SHALL EGGS 2 doz/75
NALLY ' S
t iAYONAISSE QTS.
'. 9
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-Swansons
Tv Dnners