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DEC. 1611!, 1959 CHUGIAK

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at the Chugiak
Post Office. this yeat is
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a ltttle more orderly than
_in past.
Paul
sp.ys that although the vol-
ume .is. a,s ever,
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than spas-
modic rushes.
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However he has voiced
sev.eral requests to the ' peop-
' , ot Chugiak. For onca, i
receiving notice of :
a package at the post office
is to call for it
1-iiSS ZONA I';:ILES, 4'+' GR{'.DE
. . TEACEER AT THE CHUGIAK
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PLtlNS FCR Nii'M SCHOOL
R."CEIVED
a:;; soon as'
is limited and it does not
tal{e long for- the $tacks of
to pile up .. ..
\l I iJr. Lee Emmert, super1 ntend-
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cards,
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t would ent of the Chugiak School
be' a great help to your pdst has received from the state
master if you yould bundle dept of education the pre-
them according to liminary plans for an eight
to 11hich they; ' p.rc addressed. room school building to be
This sorting :aust be done located in the Eagle River .
locally and cqnsumes a great . .. In addition to the
deal of time . .. , ,. . classrooms the plans call
The post office l'lill not .for a f!JUlti-purpose room
be open in the late. evening 59 by 99 feet, la-rger than
this. year. The did that at the present school .
not' take any great advantage . Etilmert said that there
of this service last year, IJas no i nformation accompan-
al;ld i 't was not felt that a ny ing these p l ans, so he is
purpose would be served by therefor unable to say \'/hen
remaining open late. this school 11ill be built, :
or \'lhe.re.
. written th the Dept .
. of of addi tiona!
' information.
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RESfONSE TO LIGIITING .. ... ; ..
C0NTEST SLO:!
Response to the 2nd annual
Lighting and Decorating con-
test has been slo\v
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,but en-.
tries arc beginning to tric- '\
ltle in, and it is hoped that
by the time the deadli ne ar-
rives, there will be suffic-
ient entries to make it an in-
teresting competition. The
judges for the different areas
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i :t1N ICILLZD
IN PLANE CIL'.SH
Roger of Birchl'lood
,.,.as tdllcd \'/hen the Piper
Super Cruiser lim 1vhich he and
twu Cl'!:her ..were .flyingcfashed
and turned on a mountainside
north east of .!illow.
(cont page 7 col 1)
cornmunity meet-
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1 n {J c a II e d to
dISCUSS borough
format .1on
th the question of local
borough boundries soon to
to up by a state ap-
pointed commission, a group
of local citizens have call-
ed a community 1-ride meeting
to discuss the .)lace of the
community of Chugiak in the
,local "borough picture."
.. , ,!This meeting, to take pl-
. ace at the Carnival Hall on
Thursday , . 17th at
. 7:30 Pfi, wi 11 be an open meet-
ing of the
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tO\'In meeting"
variety at \'lhich the resid-
ents of Chugiak nan air their
vie\vs as to whether they \vish
be included in the same
as ,\.nchorage or Pal-
mer, of \vhether they desire
.to become an unorganized
burough attached to neighcr;
It is hoped that there
,.,i 11 be a large enough turn
out to determine what the
majority of the people in
Chugiak l'lant and to be able
to select representatives '
this community to at-
tend the meeting of the Bor-
ough Boundry Commission in
Anchorage and make the des-
ires of the people of Chug-
iak known .
l'-x . Brad Phillips and l.r.
Benny Leonard, Anchorage City
Counci l men have beeh' invi t:..'.
ed to attend the
ing and it is hoped
can help ans1ver spme of ,the
questions that puz-
z lind"'US. .
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SANTA CCI-:ING TQ .CHUGIAK SAT.
Lorraine Johnson, of Loreain-
e ' s Department Store has
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DEC3iB3R 1959
HIJhliET ( Ru'-> l'Y) B:: ... LRit.GZR
EDIT0R and PUD.DIS.IER
Publishen every ::ednesday in
CHUGIAK, .I\ LASKA
.! * E S 7 B L I S a E D
in 1958 by James and
of }tOOSE:-IORN

(borooughs) .,
the borOltgh form g:fi v -
so s im; ly and con-
cisely that one \/onders
it ever seemed any mys-
t8rY, in the first place
'e sincerely wish to urge

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$1.25 per quarter ( 13 weeks)
Mailed to your address
nyone ttho has had any ques-
ti-on on t!1is subject to read
this article. articularly
if they are .lanning to at-
tend the meeting on T:ursday .
e feel that it t'loul d do
.. ch to help j)repare one to
benefit from the di scussion.
Once again, Jaek .'rankfourth
and the other empl oyees of
For NE".'JS OR ADS CALL :
H0-2-5275
Or l\iail to BOX 1166
FOR:. :
ADS: Noop' on l;ondays
. 6 pm on tiondays
Last ne\Js- iilems- inai-
beJ iae<!elpted at any time .
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FAVORITE. GAllE"
. uch to the surprise of ev-
. the 7Jri zes awarded
at the -_ Fftd;y
' Favorite Game" at
the Eagle ver i .ar!-:et Bas-
ket are t_aking a most pleas-
ant \Tay of saying merry
13hristmas to the people of
Chugiak.
As they did last year, the
iarket 3asi.cet is offering
many lovely gifts to their
customers and readers of the
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On the of the i-.arket
Bas::et 1i.d apptiars'
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a coi.H:fon
-which; ,1hen filled out and--
deposited at the store, . en-
titles the'customer to a ch-
t\nce. in the for one
of three lovely prizes
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hood tpe question .of what pon-
stt tutes a borough has beeh ask'
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t>'here the col!nty form of local
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ulQr-ly t"hen'afi ' uti'dedstaridal>le
this ' t ... as ' dif:..
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td thl the actual format-
i o'd. '61' .,'6rooghs: abt;n:it' to
ta' e -';)lace, it seelfi.S im-
fi dFtailt ' than e'vel' for the av-
e'fagb
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ci lti zen ' to .a'rtderstand
,..,I{at 'ft. : is all about and l\mi
"this ' seer.Jingiy unfamiliar forr.J
of lbca 1
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govci:-'nment "i U af-
Teet him' pei-sonally.
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most the eve
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ing at thich the ci tizehs of
- thue;iak' will gather to
\"lhere most; ofl thetn
stand on the' borough issue
t iihr'e has a:>pcare'd \'lhat 'is' je
to' a simple, con-
cics 'explanation of the bor-
o'-!gll t:orm of 'governr.Jent .
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This. artlicle a.Jpears in a nub-
is wailed
almost all' members of our com-
nuni ty, the "V, .L.SY CCO:>:SRATOR
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the monthly 'publication of the
Eledtric, tele>hcne and fanmers
'Cooperatives of the I:atanuska
- V{llley.
In a n article entitled "JOR-
CUG'l BRI2FS" , J..r . Jim Tiurley of
far
[of most l>'ho attended. ..\,
Despite the modest size of
. the crot;rd , the prizes consis-
ted of many electric applian-
_ces , such as hair
dryers, heaters, bean
coffee
They also gave away many
sal ad bowl se-ts, stuffed an-
imals, planters , and jewel ry
sets. (cont. pAge 4 col 3}
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.!though it is not neces-
sary to mrchase anytbJilgg to
the _
\"/e ar:e , sure that anyone en-'
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stor,e be
able to resist tqe
buy
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nT'C Wfl 1A OJ 0 tUl IL
the
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BUTTE REPOrtT...ill:
LOIS F'E..\STER
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FOR NE .. S OR ANNOUNCEl-1ENTS
CALL: PI-5- 3976
DEaDLINE: NOON ShTURDrtY[
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BL"\lm r-:ciaNLEY
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Bl ake t:cKinley is
D.C .
as .naska
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itirom the /laskan
Legi siativc.
tothe con-
vention of: the Ed-
ucation Legis-
l at'.ive'. Coinmi ttee. ;
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. Bltke is an eighth grade
teacher at the Ch:ugialt

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C,F IN-
CR8f.Sr!: UNFOUNJED
A rumor \lhich h<::.s been cir-
culating in the local area
to the eifect that the base
pbone rates \'li 11 be increas-
ed after the first of the year
is completely unfounded, ac-
, cording to i.'ax Clement, manage
of the latanus::a Telephone As-
sociation.
;.r . Clement said ti1at he
11as unatv-are that such a rum-
or was being repeated and
vishes to assure all subscr-
ibers that there is no pl ans
to increase the rates now or
in the near future.
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DAV3 TO BEGlN
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David ...:mmert, son of J.:r .
and J-.rs": Z!M:tert of the '
..:icfiool is , rcparing l
r, to leave orr 'a'n eight month
cruise of 'the :'acific .;aters
in January .
is nolf
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an in
, the U. S. Navy and is assigned
to the destroyer f-reston
out of San :'cd'ro, Cal if . ll
Lr s. Emmeri; \olho is a i pres- .
ent in 3eattle undetgoing med-
ical trcatr:1ent \vas able to
tal:e time t 'o visit Jave be-
fore he left.
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FIRE I'rt.ZVI:!: THiN
.SJOCIJ\TlLN 1..3:-. :\.T
The board ofdirectors of
the Chuc;iak I'revchtion
met at the home
of i.rs. Russel Cberg on Dec.
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The ;>Urpose of the meeting
\'las to pay current monthly
bills. Also on the aaenda
\'lere the points of the FUnd
Control and items on the :r-
iority List.
Priority rating i's on .
the follO\'Iint;:
No . 1: Items needed i mmed-
iately to accoli'lplish .uission
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No . 2: Required need-
ed t'li thin 7 to 15 d.1y; ;-
No . 3: S?ecial It-
ems (nice to have(. Items
that ttoul.:l h1 'rove efficiency
.,-if on hadd.
No . 4: Sinldng fund ite!J!S.
::ill be secured as time and
funds permit
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CHILDI:.mJS : :aTY PL,.i'nJED
There be a Christmas
Party for the pre-school ah-
ildren of the Fri:endly Neigh-
bor club at the honie of
Phillips on l.onday, Dec. 21st.
at 1:30 pm.
Each mother is to tiring a '
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l children and lab" . it accord-
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LETS i i\IiE CUGI .;( GLO
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(AT T;'E r:-.;.R fJC1Tll .'.iZ':VICB ST:..TI(N)
Coffee and cake uill be served.

. ' 1959
'a)
CHUGIAK CltAF EL ( ;i.a.&:..ai'
' GOD)
Rev . Berhard' Tewell . Pas'tlor
Sunday School I'O: 00
Morning ship . . ll ;00 am
Evangelistic Serv . 7: 30 pm
Bible Study &d'Prayer meeting
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Rev. :?a til Hugue.e- ?astor: ,
Sunday School lO:OOam
r.iorning ;,:orship .. 11; OOam
Young People 6-:30pm
Evening \'Jorsh'ip o1 o' 7:30pm
\'led . Prayer meeting u-
',/omen's J orkshop, Thurs
Pi..GE '\l
L;, TTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday School4 . 1.0:30 am
Candlelight Inn
l.Iile. 22*
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There will be a
program presented by the
children of the 111embers
of the Community Ba)tist
Church on Friday December
18!Jl at 7: 30 rr.:.
.. rled .. . ... 7:30pm
Christs (Young
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;.OOpm ,
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Zveryone is welcome to
Crusaders, Thurs. . . 4:30pm attend, and of candy
People), fri
... , ; ' t . 7 : 30 pm
C:IRJSTI-.Aq P,RO-. CaUGii.IC i iZTHODIST CHURCH
GR.<J-1 SE..."1VICE, rlednesday, :1ev '.Jayne Hull
Pastor
' 23rd :: . 7! 15 pm H0-2-5155
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.cordial. .invitation is, School. . , .10 :OOam
tended to attend this xmas ' ' I Norning .'Jorship 11 :OOam
Service aJ.ld all regular s 'er- Choi;r Pr.actice, Thurs
:of :the Ch.:i'pel . . ., 7 ::OOpm
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CHilGii!AK ST. AHTEONY'S ;
9am ,t<o 12:30"
' \1i ll be distributed after
the program.
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col 2)
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" .!e want to make everyone
,Religion Classes
VFW -:IALL, Saturdays, _all .. __
classes :.1: ... 8._. 10:00 am
't..'Y""' .. , d - ' ( 7 ""'0 ;
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_1st )
_}3pard., ' 'fues: ''
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happy", sai<l l3ruce Robinson,
President of CB/,, and we
feel sure that . rs. Jes
who won a ladies
J:lgin .:rist :Jatch and l:rs .
...:ugene Fly ttho '\'on a Uni v-
... ersal , .utomatic Coffee ; ,ak-
er are very happyo - Besse's Shop 1
Mondays-: t iJ:st .Communion &
Priniary1 .-C;:t 4: oo
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'&i ;aonfi(rJila t ion
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FIHGT BlAPTIST CHURC'Il ;- ' J
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Rev. E. C. Chl-ori
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Sunday ; . ' . 9:45 -pm
J.liorning :/orship . 11:00 am
B 'l'. U .' 6 : 30 pm
i'/orship 7: 30 pm
::eii. prayer 7:30 pm
Th'e 4!!1 \'led. of each month th
following groups at
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GIRLS\ AUXILI11RY

:!Oi-lEN Is 'UNION
fi-1EN
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,Nursery open during service.
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10: OOam
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Joseph Overy Pastor
Sunday School lO:OOam
iiorning Worship 11 :OOam
mening worship-. .. . .. 7-:30pm
Tues . 1-:orn. }Jrayer meeting
.. 11 :OOam
Youth Fellowship, Friday
... 7:30pm
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B- TIST C!-!URCH
::::<ev. Franlt ::?astor
Sunday School . lO:OOam
Worshipi& ll:OOam
Prayer Service, Tues
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( fo'CR.i.,J:R:;:,y l-icGdJHS)
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. CLUB T-::' ER1ECT .. ;
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At their monthly. meeting at
the hbme of Presi dent Bruce
Robinson last Tuesday, the
- members of. the Cr-eek
conimun.i ty voted to' en-
ter the Christmas lighting
and decora:tfn'g contest and
to er.ect a, at the
mile 23 end of the commun-
ity ttelcoming every6ne to
Chugiak.
i:r. George
to have the placed
at his. .. _place of business e.:
offered
tricity. Earl Ray and
ert 1eid. a-re in charge of
the project. >..
It w
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s also decided that
for the of the
\1i'nter, 'the club '1'10\lld con-
tinue to meet at the home
Jruce rather
a ttempt to I:ee? e l ect.Dicity
at the Quonset for only one
night a month.
All members were urged to
attend the meeting to dis-
cuss the "borough" at the
Carnival :iall D@cember 17!!1,
The meeting closed tti th
the usual dratiing for the
door prize. The name drawn
was that of o.:J. "Bi ll"
Lowe, llho was not resent,
and consequently did not
win the aluminum

DECEIiBER 1959
C L A S S n C \. r.j NOTES:
8A: Reporter Head-
', lough
eighth grade lost it's
math teacher las t ,', ednesday
Dec .

when he went . to
D.C. for d
of vacat i on away from' hi:S br
i :liant s tudents. stu-
de nts .that jus t flunked re
cent Ilath test by an ' o'verwhe -
ming
f.or the best , and hope
McKinley gives the
test over again when he gets
back.
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Oberg is eubsti'tuting
- for She also
substituted for him at the
beginning of the year and .
--we arc all glad to have
back for a while.
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7B: : Joyce Monrqe
We arc having a regular
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court room our class to
decide the fate of those who
the rules. Our
Judge is Danny Sgt.
of Arms {(ay Lee Ranger
lc hol der
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Joyce ' '
Gua!"d , llalcolm . Forc, nttor- \
ney, Jerry Ranij.in. Our, Jury
is , Jerry i'.' ood, Nelda tloon
ier, Carolyn VanZant, Kit-
tie Lowe, Duane Keys.
6A: Reporter Carter
\'/e arc malting stained
glass windows for Chri-at.o:-
mas. ,;e arc also having
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DEC. 181!! 7:30 pm.
(6a)
Christmas play.
6B FeporterFheobe llarsh-
burn
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}e are now studying in
Science about acids. How
jltrcag somQ a.-. aad
how they can eat things u
For instance, Janet 1-Ion-
geau and Chester Tallman
brought two dead mice to
school and we had an ex-
periment. Mr. U'Spain
asked John Stewart if he
would bring tw? co-
las and Sherrel Oberg .to
pring two jars to school.
they brought them,
;flir. D'Spain poured the co
f in the jars and put the
mice in it. Now we are
to see how long it takes
for the coke to eat the
mice.
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are busy practicing for our
Chri'stmas ::'rogram. 4A wishes
everyone a i:erry Christmas and
a tiappy Ne\'1 fear

4B: In health we are s tudying
the basic seven. In geography
we are studying about the dif-
ferent rain torests of the world.
Thursday, December was f iss
Eggleston's birthday. She got
several very nice presents and
"!lany spanldngs.
lA: The pupils of the primary
grades are filling trees \'lith
used toys to be distributcdto
the needy and the needy child-
ren.
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SC"' OOL LUNCH MENU:
Dec.
Reporter Karen Dnrly
Spanish Rice
buttered Peas
Fruit Salad
Bread & Butter

\'/e have started . to dec-
orate our room. are
prac.ticing for the play "
the grinch stole CHRISTI . a .
Our party will be Dec. 23
151!!:
Figs in a blanltet
mashed potatoes
cinnamon a
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Jples
green beans 4A: Rcr- orter, Christine
Headlough
Benny Frisby is going back
to the for about two
\weeks during the Chris tmas
Holidays.
Forrest Charles is going
e (next co l)
r.;i lk (cheese wedges)
Dec. 16!1!:
Hamburgers
Potato salad
Pickles and onions
Cherry pie
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HEATING OIL
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D E N A L 1 F U E I:. c 0
EAGLE RIVER BRANCH
EARL 1-IONROE, Driv;er Agent
PH. H0-2-5358
OFFERING 24 HOUR EU&'I1ER SERVICE TO
ALL Ol lP r rtr.: "ti'RS
DZH,",LI !lRI\'m,
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butter
t.oes
Ice Cream
milk
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Rev. and r .rs. Joseph 9very
of the Emmanuel Chapel . l
gone to California for sev- (
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eral 11onths while i>.rs. Overy ' l>fimy a' pal-ent attending a
unuergoes mediaal treatment . .meeting for the
Rev . P,i.}ltY ,,of J\n<?horage is first .. tiroe,l has mistaken a
acting as Pastor at the Chap- pert

younglady
el in their abRence .
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I for one of.
* ! . r i students . : I
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l J o<! 1' I t th hf h
1s 1s yout ul c arm
Art ::anace, of :'Jallacer con-. that has made
drete products has returned the darling of the r4' gjnade
from his vacation in the lihich she has been teaching
i 8trt+!&*'e.-.. ._,;p-_-here' .. for the and
( at his mile place of bus- one half . '
iness. Art ,Si'l"ent some kiss l:iles comes to us
s i ght seei ng )'.. fr om Sault I.arie, tlich
* * * *,
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,,) * * ; \ _, , where. she H until she
. ...,. l eft to attend the Univer-
She said that she thinlts

she voul d enjoy teaching at
some of the remote nat-
ive villiages, although she
loves Chugiak very
:Last summer, she accom. an-
ied a fellow
.Cbug:iak JQn pa . tour qf
the She
is eagerly looking for.iard to
the laa'y

make a
ithd 'maht of
places r!she i-ias uHa'bl e (to :.see
" the firct r:' '- '
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Zona her- relaxation out
of doors,' bel.ng to
al'l ' the: .uaskan pastimes O'r
hunting, ''fishing hiking etc':
Skiing is favorite, h0\'1-
she is a member of

Gki Club.
i iss i:iles loves her tiork
" and' enjoys the 4tl!
#ade'and keepihg U) llith the
pupils.'; rshe
;Jar'ticula'r ly enjoys.f.te'aching
l science arid geography, and we
feel sure that personal ac-
a::f exci trip
t.fh has. ptade the lat-
far more
t.q youngsters in hel' class.
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Bl ake McKinley; 8th grade tea-
cher at the is.
in '.!ashington .Q.C. this tY"eek
and last attending an educat-
inal convention. He is expec-
ted to return this h'eekend.
sity of I:innesota tihere she ., , !H ,.,
majored rn .J:ducation . ttiUGL\tts '1?1Jh'CE;lN Tll;!; ,
1
Her very first teaching
1
'a,ssignment was here in Chu- ,\TTET4b Till!: radROUGH nrSCUSSION '
giak, and she confesses t r i!Eli'ING; -c .
that she too has been bitte DECEfJ3ER' ;>' ,
by the Alaska bug and wou 1 d 7: ...

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BRI NG ALL YJ UR TICKE!l'S C. I.E CN DC .. 'N TC Ft.R NvRTU SE1VIC2
;)JA .'ING AT 5 p. m
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i.UST DZ f'il23ZI!T SC:RVSD
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m:CE!DER 16th, 1959
(LIGHTING Contest cont page i (crash victim)
col 1) l '
of 1327 Juneau,
have been selected and .arc . The plane cras!:led .i on it
as fol.!.o .. o:
Peters Creek & Chugiak
r.:rs. Jack Kennicott
r.;rs. E. De llringer
-. ,,as attempting to talte off \'lillh
a load of moose

lirs. Roger Jonrowe
tir. Dick Hannen
Fire Lake & Eagle River
lir. Andy ICirk
1-lr. Search
The judging 1'#-i. 11 take plac
on t1o10 nights, Saturday, Dec
and Sunday Dec. 20lli.
On Saturday the judges
will judge the displays in
their assigned areas and
select the best one in each
' catagory (private home, bus-
siness &' club). On Sunday,
all six judges ,.,i 11 go to-
gether to select the best
dioplay, in class in
the Judg-


the only one un-
injured i11 the crash '1as able
to extricate from the
burning 111reckage and to drag
both the pilot (Henderson) and
Jimick to safety.
Rasmussen cared for the two
injured men, as best he bould,
but Henderson, died shortly
after the crash.
The t1-ro survivors remained
in their crude camp for t\'IO
days before a plane piloted by
biason Laze11 of Palmer sighted
them
The pair were brought out by
lir Force Helicopter on Satut-
day. Amick '"as' taken to the
5040!1! .\ir Force HOS) i tal 11i th
a fractured Jasmussen
suffered 'only from ' bruises and
fui ld f;ostbi te and \vasnnot has-
pi tali zed. ' '
Henders'on is survi'Jed by a
(petition)
baCker of the rttitJaaal to I ,,_
ace the Ca ita issue
the voters at the 11ext gener-
al election.
The ne1-r filing brought to
363 the total numbev of sig-
natures filed in su_1port of
the initiative proposal. Un-
der terms of the Constitution,
application for an initiative
petition need be supported by
only 100 Alaskan voters.
The proposed initiativewould
crcat a five-member Capital
Committee to be "named by the
Governor to select an appro-
' priat site for the Capital in
the Cook Inlet-Rail belt area.
lni t .iati ve . bac!ters have defined
this area as that bounded on
the s outh and west by Se,.,ard
::odiak, up Cook Inlet and
the railbelt to Fairbanks on
the north.
,. ning '"ill take place during
1
the .hours of 7pm and 9pw,
1
.
and entrants aro requested
to have their displays il-
luminated during these hQurs
. Prizes \viU be.,in tl"\e. . .for,m
of certificates
fe and a three year old daugh-
]eferring to .'ade's recent r
for assurances concern-
ing the manner in 11hich certain
signatures 1vere obtained, Hill-
strand said the requested affid-
1 avi t ,.,ould be forthcoming next
111eek. Noting the additional
signatures filed today, bolo/-
in purchascs . 1n any.
, , place ,of business in Chugialt
The contest is being spon-
sored by the Friendly Neigh-
bor Club.
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d.
* *
(Crash victim, cont
col 2)
a"el '' 0
i.long ,.,i th Henderson was .
John also of Dirch-
wood and Robert Rassmussen
t . t'
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)iQR.m PE'lfi'fiQNS FOR CAPITAL
. :; . . CriAN,GE
Additional petitions carrying
212 signatures '.ave been filed
with Secretary of State Hugh J.
. .'ade in support of an apjdicat-
ion for an initiative petition
seeking relocation of the
ka State Capital.
Largely from the Anchoragc-
Spenard area, the signatures
. ,.,ere received by r.1ail from State
Representative Earl. D. Hillst-
tr-..:t-G l ) rand of Anchora!;e
I ?ll ri !! y .' .. N.F. TIEN3VOLDT
(nex. col.)
lli0-2-5280
'ru

spccan[
Permanents: $12. 50
&.Set wJ cream ri9se .. Z2.50 ,j)
S!.ampoo &.s<?t w/ hot oil tre.1t .. $3.50 r LIVE I:USIC
Shampoo & tint (black velvet to silver ,
blond) ..... $5.00 'tJ
. ever, he said "pe.rha:Js their
recei pt \Jill obviate further
tech'nical objections."
i.Ii ll?trand ad des, though
1ve 1o1ish to get on ,.,i th the big
job o6 circulating the ; etit-
i on, and ,.,i thout any necessary
<le lay, 11e agree \ti th you that
eqch step in proceedings
should be taken seriously and
properly so that the \vorl\:
1
,.,hen
accom lished, \1i 11 have compl-
eted the intended purpose--
that of ex.>ressing clearly and
uncontroverti bly, the '"i 11 of
the * * * * *
LIVE i .. USIC
Shampoo & set w/ haircut .. $3.50 @,
r.:or.; PAYS 1\DVERTISED PRICE, D1\UGHTER Dancing starts at 9:00
.. ' HI;;RS : 0 N E C E N T ! ( . 01 ) /;/,4 .
.. shan cornl\Ja/ Hall
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DECEI-lBBR 16lli 1959
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(book report)
anyway--we'd like to sec
you and give you our Chr-
-Greeting in person.
( 1960 plates) .
Revenue thhoughout the
' . State.
,.. . . ' irl8
\..J:,..-, Don(t forget the hours--
TUESnAY , 2 - and R;30
The 1960 are pric-
. '' 1 ":'"
,. f ,
ed as follows: .. . .
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0 l!.o fm : to 8pm and FfUDAY 2-l.
(a) ' For exery mQtorcycle
. .. . $lO. OO
--- b))G(l] tf! ertcHr.t , ....
. , , .. (b) For ever,y pr
, .,. a,nd 'qf 'th motor vehicle. V-!
. , Ci:UGL\K LIDRJ.HY) or 7) ton n_ot used or
. . . : . ' ' : . ' 1960 LICENSE' lLA'l'ES ON
' 1 . :
1
'SALE ' ., , maintained primarly for the
J, 1
1
:Jouf, Li,brary News , .,; ... , , . . . . transportation 'oif passengers
j.s J:>ather sl i.m th,is' week .. , on !lonP.ay, 14lli, or for hire, $20
. as. all of you .are bus . new plftes For the puh':>ose of 'this sub-
. .f?r the were; pl-aced op, sale. , ,section, a
,: , ,is 'y,o;ur
1
L.i.t;>- : State .vphi,cl,e", inc.ludes, a
... raryt Sta , . , . ,. .Peter Gatz , plates, used or maintai.J!ed .. primarily
n,. . ,Yle ,wQulq l ,iJce .YP4 to drO: a . o.t for personal
,,.-1n: and sec how ! and royal blue, ma,
1
and,for .the transpo.rtat:ionof
. .neat 1,t loolts . now
1
that . alii'" be, in use immeair t- his, personal pro}Jerty .
h,. the .rave,, ?,ee but are r;eq;li ' al (c) For .every motor veh-
1,sort ._e,d_. . It_\,vas , gu,l, te. a,ch,. or m .. o.tor. veh,icles _ , , .... ...; .:>tate
T ' icle for hire, Operated and
dec::>_u.l.n. g. wluch we, c,ould .H.se . 1-." F<>bruarv 29!!! , ,...
, T v as a taxi-cab,
, Z\nfl wlp. cn -- . rrom last . ; , . , '
_ ., y1e tl";cr"' q . . gold , (d) For every s:ommer:cial
- 1 bt!t

.i"9ulp, the J.9_60 licens7 , plates for motor 1 ;including mo-

1
: in. Olfr
1
phclf 1 private vehicles \vi ll feat- tor puJ.li!lg trail-
; , , Js too ttre a c with e:rs, .0!' j;rucks
. . ..

. b.J.ue Com-;1 designed,

1 <:;f1l,.l ; , . mercia! Yehicle plates willi pr<iunarily
.. :::r , '-7P.
1
n.r:cr
1
be reversed; a ::--oyal blue atio.n p!r -na.ulil).lf\
1
of.,pro.perty
, .v_i.:Oh .

C,hl),;Stjnas Sp-;4 . . --ba(;.tcgr.o.und wi tb \"hi tc let- l.nelud:i.t'\g w+ t,hoqt limi

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tering. . as
it to.
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OJ)l
1

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: e'omm'ecial vehicle 'liln tc.$ or tow-c,a:r.s ,,
-,

a i n,ice will be reve:Y.sed a rojul ambulances and the

'. ,, , g,i :'t
1
wp1:1ld be, ta ,dona,tion, i

white , combine.d weight as e:s-
. : ito ei .,fn! '. let .
1
" I tabll.sl:ed by
1
... . o{, a '! : ! ,:the, _Department or 1f not
.: abl,e:
1
or a .. mql),ey r mo:t;of administ r!l tor so shall be
would , use . .sp.i-d wilt, ?c. avat the of the own-
', for t l,u.,s _spcclf1C ty.pc ,of ' from all field of-' er to the true and
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fices and ag-1 a,ctual we1ght, subJect to the
D;- on1 and ,say "Hell.o" ' e'6.ts .. of th'e Dcpctrt!Jlent of I approval of' tbe commission or

eel ). . . .. .
.-. I tlo t ,'l! "\
I ' rn :;i .. f6 r. a no 'vveek I
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Br:a k e adJ.u s
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JOB . . . OiL . . .
T U N E U P
, T!Ri!:s ..,_ . nz ... \ry DUTY 'ni.TT3RIES

co I/.' ,. H.0-2
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f.CR 24 HOUR SBtnriCE
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CAR \'t'ON' T S.T.IUn' THESE WINTER RE E.'..:PERTS AT FIRING .UP COLD
. . .
.. CALL THE ADOVE ?HOJ'!E x .I 1 -. 1 :t E D ' HEATING OILS AND PROfANE
HOl\lE DELIVERY
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DlLCI!A.BER 16ib, 1959
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DEN DOIN'S:
DEN #1
Thurs-4to5
ilrs . Braendel
DEN #3 Tues. 7-8 pm
Mrs. Towne
DEN #4 Thurs . 6:.30-7:30
:t>irs. Edwards
DEN #5
Tues. 7-8 pm
J'
t>lrs.
1
.'ihaley
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DEN #6: 'Tues. 7-8pm
f.irs. Krus cavage
DEN #7
:;. l I l ;
Tues. 4;-5. pm
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Nrs ,, AsJ'le,r
i'JEBELOS DEN: Tues 7..-8r pm
-
1
' Gib Reid '
,.
CUB SCOUT S\.Uii
1
I,NG:
Dec. 16i!J 6:30 meet at
shopping center.
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DEN # 3 fixed 'branches fo
... .,..., 'r '
decoiration and showed car-
tobn Tommy Gross
put on pti1\'pet sliow .
'
'1 .,.., j.,
( den'
projeot and
1
:;l aycd games.
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lAGE 9
(1960 licenses)
ation, form or partnership
engaged in a commercial
enterprise.
SPECIAL NOTICES:
DEN #1 \'Jimm meet on
December 23rd
during Christmas week.
(e) For any two or four
wheeled including,
,. but not limited to, boat
and house trail-
er's i 4 . 00
(' * * ... "' * * DEN j.;.;THEH IS NEEDED FOR
THE EAGLE RIVER AREA.
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1960 license's cont page
8 col 3)
9r his agent, which is:
. 2,000 pounds or less,
.
that motor bus s
of or more seating
capacity used exclusively
for commercial purposes in
transporting of transient
visitors and tourists,
shall be included in this
classification. ,; ' 1
12,001 pounds not tr
over 18 ,OO<D
. I I 1 "
pounqs
1
bl50.0Q I
1
For of this
l3ubsection, a "Commerc ial
motor vehicle" is a vehic e
used or mainta ined for th
transportation of passeng
ers for hire, compensntio
or profit, excepting tax-
icabs, or used or maintai -
RIVER \'JOHEN NAR-
HO.;'LY ESCAl'E INJURY
Tom (Connie) Slan-
ker of Eagle River and
her pas sanger llrs. \'fm
(Gina) Scott narrowly
escaped injury when the
pickup truck which Hrs.
Slanker was driving slid
,over the bank on the Eagle
River Hill road.
Slanker said that
I
there was no reason she
could remember for the
1
car leaving the road;
that one minute she was
driving down the hill and
the next thing she lmew,
her car headed down
t the 20 foot embankment .
1
c. The, remained up-
right during the entire
"trip" and there was no
dar.1age to the v.ehicle or
injury to the passangers.
ft1c ladies clambered up
the bank and called a wr-
repa}red
broken toY,S f9r: charity.
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6 ..... -cd on(nex
co{)- c(d by any p)erson, corpor-
, next col.
ecker.
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(cook of the month)
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. . .ii'OR . DECB!.JDER
VIGUE
For those \!ho want something
dii;ferent . in the way of a
dess er.t for those .. oliday
.Ui.nncrs ,. Fred. has given us
these two recipes for really
dishes.
r hese truly unusual desserts
are brougpt to the .table
flaming and are sure. t-o bring
forth exclaminat i ons of de-
light f.rom a11 your guests.
..
:
. ::2 IN
'
PEZL 12 ' peaches' .(canned or
. fro.zen may be used.
Gt'I'CE: j'th.in . '
ADD ':2 tbs : sugar .
;:ouR 2 cups ' or f'reshly squeez-
ed ordnge juice over
peacHes (frozen juice may
\ . - ,! ' , be' us ed) . !
ADD ,
1
/2. lemon, and 1f.l,
cup of Curcoa !
(next col.)
r),a:rlinate in rcfr,igera;tor 1
I IOI"t lh
ho'ur bef.orc serving.
c ;2::-:rrms IN
1::
1 lb. fresh or canned
Bing cherries
;
1
4 oz. red currant jelly
2 oz. Drandy
PIT cherri-es and lace in
bo\tl \'lith jelly
UX and set in . refrige rator
for several hours
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To serve, , pour brandy over
cherries and Flame.
* * * * *
coming) cont page l
col 3)
anhounced that in response to
popul ar demand, Santa Clause
t1i ll be at the Store on Bat.
December from lpm to 7 pm
to listen to the Children
uishes.
For those who desire pic-
tuNis: t>f the children with
. Santa, a ' photogra her t'lill
be present .
The cost \till be one dol-
lar for each picture with the
profits to be donated to the
'Chugiak I'ublic Library ...
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JZ . . DLI N2 T.:E
' ..TING c: .
. T;IIlll.SDA'i, .. Pi::C2LB2R l7!b
:mi"ud1 .'
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,' HJNZJS i i.T I ./ .RI:ET
D.i\SI<ET DRtl.:!ING
The l'linners of the first
Christmas dra\lip.g at the
Eagle i .arket Bas-"
ltet are as follO\Is:
The ,.utomatid
cooker ... r.:rs. Fretwell.
The "Dog-Oma tic" ..
:::i:ugene Fly
The Blanket, .. l;rs . Robert
Shroeder.
\'lill be another draw-
. ing,,!or id_entical :)rizes this
Sunday .
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IN
LUGHK
1\. new publication, the
Chugiak Buyers 'Guide, made
its a?pearance the mails
this \'leek.
Published by Ed ./hi te
and Betty iloerter of this
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1
c'?mmuni,t,y, t he. pamphlet
contains advertisements and
shopping: information con-
cerning iusiness establish-
ments in the community.
* * "' *
'1t1SID:2NTS,
OF H,WB A VOJ;CE
IN YCU.1 FUTURE. ,i.TT;;;ND THE
BG. WUGH DI.'3CUSSLN;
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D2C. 17!b Carnival Hall
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Dee. 1611l
Pt.G2 11
W H A T A B 0 U T T H E B 0 R 0 U G H?
Several ago during a meeting in Fairbanks, the State appointed
Borough Boundary Commission ma'de a request for recommendations from interested.
communities on the procedures for instituting an organized borough. In
response to this request,. a non-partisan committee was formed in the Anchorage
area to di-scuss and propose a set of procedures for instituting an organized
borough. The following is a copy of this committee's recommended procedures
current as of 14 December 1959. Borough Fowers and Functions, as indicated,
were discussed by the committee on Monday evening, 14 December. Copies of
the recommended powers and fUnctions are not available for publication since
they will not be available untn Friday, 18 'December 1959. .
Procedures recommended by this committee will be presented to the Boundary
Commission on Saturday, 19 December 1959.
PROCEDURES FOR INSTITUTING AN ORGANIZED BOROUGH
1. A boundary for the organized borough should be established.
'-
a. Hearings-, should be called by the Boundary Commission in the area
.. to bEI. affected
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(l) Suggestions:
(a)
._[
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' _(b)
(c)
.
It has been suggested that legislatur.e create initially
unorganized? boroughs that correspond with the present election
districts. This would allow the Boundary Commission to post
a notice of hearing to be held at some designated spot or
spots i n the unorganized borougp for people to be heard on
where the bouncary should be drawn for the organized borough
for, or within this area.
Eearings nhould be called in the population centers, letting
I
the Commission determine the areas to be heard.
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The Boundary CommiRsion wculd hold hearings within the now
designated elect ion d.istrict or districts without benefit
of the Legislature creating unorganized boroughs in these
areas.
f -

' b, Provision should be made for local initiative of these hearings so
that it will not be entirely the perogative of the 'nounry Commission
as to whether -these hearings are to be held. It is suggested that upon
request to the Boundary from any interested group
of citizens (perhaps substantiated by a petition of a designated number
of signatures) the Boundary Commission must hold said Aearings within
a period of 60 days.
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.c. Adequate notice of said hearings shall be given so that the hearings
can 'be held in time for the Legislature to consider the results.
II. BOrough Charter' Commission should be establiehed.
A.
B.
c.
j
Upon determination by the Legislature of the boundary of the proposed
organized the Legislature or the Department of Local Affairs
shall call an election within the designated area for the purpose of
electing Borough Charter Commission members and prescribe their powers
and fUnctions by law, the prime function of the Commission being to
draft a Borough Charter for submission to the people subject to the
Constitution and laws of the State of Alaska.
The Legislature, at the time of acceptance of the organized borough
boundaries and the calling of the election, should appropriate by loan
or grant an adequate sum of money to finance the election.
;,!;:
The Department of Local Affairs should be instructed to administer
' .
the election.
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D. The number of Charter Commission members and the methOd of determining
representation on the Charter Commission within the proposed organized
borough should be determined by the following formula:

Dec. 1611! '59
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There should be 1 per 7000 population with
a minimum of 1 representative for any given area. Hence:
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Area: . t.
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n 1A .. t.: r r r1, l y.-.
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Scb'o'bl !District (outside any political
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b, ... ,. .-z:.";-Jr
speriard PUD- ) ,
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Fairview PUD
City of Anchorage
North and outside of School District
Number of
Representatives
2
3
1
7
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South and outside- orschooi- bis>trict
f,, .. , TOTAL
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The qualiffcations for Charter Commission candidates should be
the same as candidates. for the State
F. The qualifications of electors shall be the same as those pre-
. scribed by the State Constitution for electors in a State general
, except a must have resided within the
' ' bOrough boundaries for at least 30 days.
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G." The Chairman of the C'orumission Should be chosen by its duty
elected members at the- initial organizational meeting. This
Chairman should be one of the elected members with voting powers
only in the event of a . The Charter Commission shall meet
within 30 days after certification of election of Commission
;_ ' members.
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Charter Commission members should serve with no compensation.
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The ' Charter Cocmission should be charged with the responsibility
of'drafting' a pi.loposed "home .rule" charter for the organized
borough, and it is &uggested that a time limit (possibly 6 months)
should be set in order to expedite the wishes of the people. If
this limitation j,s set, provision should be made for extension
of the limit for just cause. The determination of whether an
: eXtension should be granted left in the bands
Department of Local Affairs. . ,
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Legislature. This fund would be available to money to
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help; technical assistance, supplies, advertising for elections,
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The amount to be borrowed should be determined by the Charter
Commission itsel, with a provision for review and approval by
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to be determined from funds appropriated by the borough
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Realizlng that most populated areas in Alaska will un6.ergo different
degrees of change affecting economy, transportation, etc. ,
it is expected that it will be necessary from time to time
the boundaries of cities and organized boroughs to more fUlly perform
the functions for which -they ,.,ere created. These procedures should
again include: (1) public hearings similar to those set forth in the
initial establishing of the borough and (2) provision for local
initiative for the change of these boundaries.
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1. The borough shall
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a) . and not in W:ith the powers of home rule or general
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2. Boroughs .and cities have--the by wr1.'tten contrac(
, . P,elegate 'pwers and,. , functions or portions thereof_ to the Sta,:te .
government, to or city within-the borough.
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3. A nbzi.:.)?artisarr school board., eleC!ted lith maximum power
r . .a..nd control over schools shalJ. be an adjunct of; the borough, 1
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assembly, i.e., the functions and power$ of the present independent
school districts shall be retained to the maximum extent permitted
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4. ' lilxclusive p6wers ;l!)f activiifie's, shall granted
borough governments as soon as feasible; other exclusive shall
be boroughs ' when most economical.
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t. t5J ,r?fue powers of, :to .establish areas and 'the !functions
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6. ''Th.e State Legislature shall provide for the'"'transfer of existing
assets, liabilities. and tax revenues of public districts
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B...;:..::SDi.Y: Dec. 16th
Cub Scout Swimming, 6:30
meet at shopping center
i BIGHD.;RS, 7:30
Jtetmrts home
T' IUJ3:::;/,Y: Dec. 17th
DCRCUGH ; ...Z:!:TING, c" ..nN. II!
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FRIDAY: Dec .
Library open 2- 4 pm
J.,ovie at 7:30-9 Y"t
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Carnival .lfai

SATU:'WAY: Dec . 19th
judging light
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Dance! Carnival Hall 9pm
SUND/.Y Dec . 20lli
C :u1c:1 s::::VICES
Final Judging, Lighting
Contest, 7-9 Pf.i
LvNDAY: Dec. 21st.

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1:30 prr{, Philli.s home .
TUESD,'. Y: Dec. 22nd.
Library Cpen, 2-4pm and
6:30-9pm.
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n'ell Baby Clinic, }leth.
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parts on most cars for complete tune-up, with pre-
equipment.
\'IINTEH ECONOMY on other automobile repair. Drive in and we
will give you an esti .. ate. ./c nre STILL offering special on
PER!-L\-GU _,;) .. 1. . J2. 3? per gnllon
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sportsmans
sliced bacon
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SKIPPY
DOG FOOD '(1#)
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72 gal , /98
c! A 1-1 P B E L L S
TOf.iA'.W SOUr (19 oz) . . 4/49
CREAIi OF VEGETJ\BLE, VEGETABLE &
TOMATO AND RIC!1 (10oz)-6/89
ONIOtJ, CHI CKEN RICE!, CHICKEN NOOD-
LE e: CRE."ll'-t OF' HUSUROQ?.f
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D A R I G 0 L D
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