'

\nik
Birchwood Man
Files For

CARL age 35,
has filed today as a
6andidate for the mb
lican Houoe of
tative post . a
resident of
is bz..sint; his ca .. J_laign
on a sound, conservat-
ive, pla . ned pro-
Gram for future of
,.laska.
Ui:Df'3SDAY r.;;w 4tl!, 1960
J.t.J .. rcY i.f!D UIGTt.I.Lll!G
(left to rie;nt)
tTl - ' T . .,. . LILI!:.rJ -roLYI':I"'"" ..,. . .,..
J .. J.J - .!11 ..t.U '

.at..\. l l .;.t:,.D1.....,
CiiUGIAK -10
Fire Preyentjort-
Assoc. Offers
$100 Prize
In an effort to acl1ie1e
100% in
the C'Jrrent membershi n
drive, the Chugiak Pi;e
Prevention fl.ssociatio.:l
is offering a cash prize
of llOO to the person
recruiting the
of members thia
year.
!Ie feels that his bac!t
ground, of having been
born and raised on a
f.:lrm in 1{ansas, his home
stead experience in !!om
er and his _!ersent oc-
cupation as .scistant
i :c:cr.::;.:rc: , J:.J: JillA1.5, .. co:-
i 1:J.Y 2nd R.C'! (sitting}
.1UT:i :SI?.2IN, J:;]:l'Ji!Y ?OOL? ru.Y
DLIGY aE/.i 3rd ': l.tJN Pi.J3L!!:Y, . i1lE
The con-';est tli 11
graded on a point
with 50 points allotted
to each member signed up
and an .10
will bs count3d
for each domlar paid &t
th2 time a

Resident .;ngineer on the Coo)-
er La!te : vdorelectric :?roject
gives him a broad
(cont 5 col 2)
!..I'.i"i':u2 .1..3 GU2 T::;
32GIN
Try-outs and practice the
Chugiak Little League Dase-
ball team will begin on Gat-
urday, Lay at the Little
i.eague Ball diamond at. the
Chugia!t Carnival Grounds at
mile 21.
Tom Glaru{er , sponsor of the
tec:.m has announced that i.r.
(cont Page 5 col 2)
G/..I . .J:S TO COMrnm2
The Saturday night Bingo game
will once more be hela at the
Carnival I-:au, I1ay
7t11.
These games had been sus-
pended due to the muddy con-
dition of the grounds, but
ui th the brea!t-u? just about
over the grounds are and
passable. ,.:
nruce b"
!) .. o 1nson, of
CBA invites all the Bingo fans
to cor.te on dot-m and tryfor
some really great prizes

VJ'! !.UXiiLI.J.1Y Ir!3Tt.:.L
.... "'":\'"":\i .....
......
Cfficers of the Chugirut
1.uxiliary ucre installed last
at an informal ceremony
held at the 'IF .' r:all .
Installing officers were
me . .tbers of the Spenard, i.n-
and Ft. ?ichardson
1.uxiliaries.
i.cting as installing office
t12.s r.;rs. J .H. Poole, t)St )re
ident of the John floyes-
i.m:iliary, the installing con
cent page 5 col 3)
.-::mTre:<:..> LvCL.IE
SC31'JE OF T'..'C' /.CCIDaJTS
auto accidents occur9
red uithin a hpndred yarc!s
of each other uithin the
space of a feu hours last
r;onday at mile 23.
The first accident oc-
cured at about 5 pm, lthen
, driven by James Try-
of Peters Creelt uent
out of control and crash-
ed into a group of mail-
boxes in the east side of
the' road lmoc!dng them all
dotm. .
(cont page 5 col 3)
up.
To be to
one must be at least of
grade age and not a
in either the Fire Prevention
Association board or the Fire
Company. lny residl)nt
of the cor.tnunity is eligable
to enter.
The contest uill beg.in l;ay
6tl! and last thru I-:ay 22nd.,
Receipt books may be oJto.:..1-
ed from Ray Ilenrish9s, at the
:.!'.agle rtiver I:arduare.
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f!CLW/U.., CHARm!: FOR 3LOOD

I,irs .1\llen Davis, head of the
coming blood !hyping progr:r.t
has requested that t:re infnrn
the public that will be
a minimum chn.rge of 50 fGT
the typing of blood, to b"!
held at the clinic ;:ay 111:!
C: 12tt> at the Chugiak School.
This is to cover the oort
of the serym used in typing.
l:Z.s. Davis has further rc-
quest4d that \re malce .clear
that this program has.no
connection uitb. the biood
.banlc, ,is .a part of tho
civil def\:!nse program uhich
(cant page 6 col 3)
'.!l!:DNZSDAY, j,if_Y 4tb, 1960
II!..R.'11ET (aU.:JTY) B:!::;:.LI.UNGER
i!:DITCR and ::'UBLIStJEn
Published every in
c --UGII .. ALASKA
*

per quarter (13) weeks
mailed to your address
FOR NB:Js 8R i::JG
HC-2-5275
Ads or application
be mailed to:
1..:11.
1166 t
DC:ADLIN.i5 ii'CR
hD.S: Noon on 1.ondays
Nz:rc: 6 pm on Londays
(Lasr minute ne\.rs i terns may be
phoned in any time.)
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ANUlAL SHLTZR
The residents of Chugiak must
have a reputation of being an-
imal a,overs of the highest de-
gree. This is the conclusion
one must dratt from the number
of umtanted cats and dogs that
bflve been deposited in our com
munity by passing motorists
during the past

:te imagine that those res?on
sible for this, regard tltem-
selves as being too "soft hear
ed
11
to dispose of their un-
wanted pets themselves, and ar
laboring under the delusion
that folks t.rho live "in the
country" ahr2rs have room for
another pet. In the past I
have heard a number of per-

they tually believe that by
this they are Biving
their no longer tielcome pets
a "50-50" c.hance of surviv{ll.
Actually the odd; are not
so good,. The bettlildered an-
imals \tander out in r'oad and
are run over; or in the case
of cats may be set upon by
dnfriendly dogs destroyed
or as most ah1ays happens,
the animals revert to the tti 1
status and become a menace to
everyone.
It is a very rare instance
that they find a happy home
"in the country."
It is difficult to Imou how
to impress this fact on the
guilty persons to make'
them realize that they are
by far kinder to take their
(next col.)
(animal shelter)
surplus livestock to the
pound, rather than sub-
ject them to the uncer-
tain fate of abandoament.
I must confess that your
tor was the victim of t '1c
misguided generosity of
ot these "kind hearted" per
sons this ueek \then a car
stopped at our mailbox and
tossed two kittens into the
waiting arms of our children.
These stray eats are the
lucky ones, they have found
a good home, but there are
a number of others that ,.,e
have heard bf who are not
as \telcome.
:te can ollty hope that
they wil1 someday realiie
that Ch1giak is not an an-
imal shelter, and that by
depositing their strays here
they are shifting the
respcnsibili ty of their de
struction to

SU3SCRIPTION DRIVE
Once agnin !S
:1 s:1bocription
drive.
During the f.:onths of
June) \lill offer a
free ad
to anyone ;.-:.) oub3cri b!)S to
the fc:- one year or
to for
that
- This offer is in effect
for the duration of the
subscriptiono .
rates are
$5. for on:l year mailed
anywace in the United


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i .any of our readers Ul<lY b-
to beautify
yards this summer.
The addition of a:t ct:tdoor
dr :a patio
much to improve the v aluc of
ones home, in addition to the
pleasure it ean bring.
For those \Jhd are inolc.:!ir..t;
something lilte this !n their
plans, we liltc to su::;-
gest that they vis! t
lace Concrete Products pl<nt
at nii le and loo!t o-.re-::-
some of the locally
tured and ornar.1e\rce}.
stone.,
Patio maY l:a.:!
in a variety of col;:i:t:"S a:1::\
are excellsnt for mclting an
attractive floor for tht.;;
"cu-4;door living rcor.1
11
; \ti::ch
,.,i 11 always be free m:11;;.
For the fireplace , ci
indoor (}" outdoor, th-9:t:"c ::. '>
the d..l.'t stone, ! \ 1r .. 1 t
cotna tones. Finally fc,:- a
sturdy attractive c
dividing tTall , there is the
ornam2ntal block.
Of course f o::- tho::>e vho
are still in the first stages
of building and are net yet
ready for a patio; :lallacc
Concrete Products mc.lccn the
standard block sc popul::tr
for base:nents other :::tas-
onry :Jhatc-g;;r your
needs, ch-op in and SC-:) uh-:t
is to be ha4.
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.
i.u\Y t: l.b, 1960 ., . ;
3Ti.TB -F'/.I R I NVIT2 ENTRIES (chili feed)
. - . , esidents of the Chugiak are The llinner of the $10 prize
<.re invited to enter their DD selling the tickets
' I 11 11 11 I home d t '
1
h uas Peggy Eller 1n class 7A,
I' ); rna e ar lC es, ome- .
, .. 'J ::- grotm vegetables and live uho sold 17 tlclcets.
-.... (: tock in this year's f. ll-Ala- up and t'linner of the $5 pr1ze
- . ; .::;!ca State Fair to be held in was I!aurice class
------ . 5/. t'lho sold -!Pl5.
DOI N 'S:
# 1.: Thurs. 4 to 5 Pr.: ,.
on Sept. 2,3,4, and 5
.1960 .
During this long Labor Day
week-end thousands .of J. lap-
ltans and /.laskan visitors
expenses have been de-
ducted (including prizes) the
lunch-room came out with fl nej;
profit of $.153.
I-irs. Braendel
uill attend this fair and it . * ' lio
..
DEN# 2: Tues. 6:30-7:30 pm
f.lrs. Fillmore . I
is hoped that ' this year there -:- : -""'
1
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tlill be numerous entries LILITS .SBT . ON m!10tiGAN
DEN # 3 Once a month
1
made: from the Chugiak I li'ISHlNG
t'EN # 4
D.sN # 5
1
. .
!irs. Toune
Thurs. 7-8 pm
l-lrs. 3dttards
Tues 7-8 pm
. :.'haley
6:30-7:30 pm
; r.:ra. Jones
:, ;:' "f if 7 I
;ucaday 5 -6 pm
Asher
* * * *
PAC!{ tiEETING: 3aturday i.ay 7t!!
.Cash premiums for ltinners
ui u . amount to nore than
in tion t here
t'lill be. prize ribbons, best-
of shotr auards and trophies.
*
SCHOOL .3!Gl'f li'CUND
One of the ''sloti
11
signs,
t1hich are placed on the
road at the Chugiak school,
disappeared some time ago.
This same sig.1 tras found
by one of the fire-
.S;';'H.: ING, .!.J:D. r.;ay 4t!!- 6 : 30 PI.:

1
* * * men t'lhi le returning from an
7 P?-i i'iethodist .
Church
. '
. ambulance run.
Den # 1 went on a nature hunt an He discovered the sigp in
study. Also they practiced their f.it . View
1
across from the
scout oath and promise. fromer 'location of the State
D # . . '
en 2 lS wor.lang on copper and Lpparently tihoever had re"!"
l leatherccaft. moved it had abandoned it
Dan # 4 discussed the t heme for there.
May, llhich is c=rc::'BO.h.T and are
tt'orking on a skit. They have a
ne11 member, Kurt Steeby
Den W 6 is \mrking <?n props for
skit. Also they a.re naldng ,
gifts for mothers day.
Pm_# 7 -rill meet It 5 ins tead of
,, "'".
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: . .
... 'CalLI FEeD RESULTS
The Chili Feed, tnts
held at the Chugiak School
last. Saturday took in a tot-
<t l ( nnv+ 1 .. )
The ndoption of {lD emergency
regulation providing that a lic-
ense is required tthen sport
fishing for smelt
capelin, enlochon and candle-
fish), has been announced by
:.'alter ICi.rkness, Acting Com-
missione.r of the i'.laska Depart
rent .of Fish and Game
The regulation alsoroquires
that sport fishing for smelt
can only be done by dip net in
the fresh waters of the state
and that the bag or possession
limit in the drainages of the
Turnagain Arm is limited to 20
pounds of smelt.
The regulation is in effect
not". Sportsmen are cautioned
procure their sport fishing
license before going smelt
ing.
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YOUTH FITNESS ' l.Il:n:Ic
Gov. :tm. Egan has proclaimed
the of Nay thru llay 7th
to Youth Fitness :teek.
He urges all df
aslca to promote programs and
activities appropriate to the
occasion and to attend these
. .. . ..
P L UK S t N G ...... ELECT R' l ' C A L BUILDERS SUP p L IE S-
i ts
..
. .
P A I N T S
f e r t i I i z e r < THI G
,.
H 0 U S E A R E S
Roto-tillers for rent -n.2...21 HouR
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CHUGIArr Ckit:.?EL of
God)
Rev. Bernard Tettell Pastor
Sunday School lO:OO am
r .orning .
1
0rship 11:00 am
serv 7:30 pm
Bible Ctudy e, pllayer meeting
.1ed 7: 30 pm
Christls iunbassadors (Young
pm
... * ... *
CHUGIAK ST. JiiJT:-:cNY 'S
Religion Classes
V?.l Ball, Sat all classes
J th!'ough am
BEGSE ::; B.iAUTY JUCP
f.londays: lst communion &
primary 4:00 pm
'
Intermediate & confirmation
7:00pm
* * * *
FIRST BAPTIST CnURCH
14: Eagle River
Rev. Chron Ninister
Sunday School 9:45 am
r-:onning ..".:furshipu .,.ll:QO. am
.. . ... 6.:30 pm
.. I. ,. .. I J .. .. ..
Evening tTOrship 7:30 pm
.!ed. 7 :.:3e'.pm
The 4lli .feet ' of montW:the
foilO\'I'ing groups meet a!
". 7:30 pm
GI.113 Al!XILIJ1.1'1Y
SUNB
.-.roi&J 1.1 i ;rs:;r ::-m.nY UNION
l-.i?.N 'S
Nursery open during services.
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BIRCH.!COD BA:-TIST CHURCH
Rev.. Ff..anlt Hller Pastor :
Sunday School l6:00 am
r. ng ,:'orshi p "ll :00 am
Prayer Serv. Tues 7:30 pm
* * * ** *
LATTER DAY Si .. INTS
Sunday School lO:GO
CR.ndlelight Inn iiile
* * * *
The Chugiak PTA t-Ji 11 .1eet on
Tueaday
1
the lOth at
tvhich time the nellly elec-
ted officers will be in-
stalled.
At this time the plans
for the eigth grade
uation tJill be a .. mounced
and also the plane for the
final \'leek of school.
* * *
JLGf1MUNITY BAPTIST C!lURCH
Rev. Paul Hughes Pastor
Sunday School lO:OO am
florning :Jo'rship 11:00 am
Young PeopleoG:30 pm
Evening J orship 7:30 pm
lied. Prayer meeting 7:30 pm

1
s t'lorkshop
Thursday 2:00 pm
Crusaders, Thurs 4:30 pm
* * * * *
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CHUGIAK CHURCH
Rev. '.1aync Hull Pastor
H0-2-5155
Sunday School 9:45 aJ<'.
1\!orning 11:00 am
Youth Fello\1ship, '.1ed.7:30 pm
Choir Rehearsal,Thurs.8:00 pm
USCS 1st Thurs 8:00 P'li
Official Board 3rd Tues
* * * *
CIIRISII!IAN C!!AP3L
Lon Sni th Evangelist
Hible School :: CJ:
and the "
Supper :- nm
Ef.lrL\HJE:. CH:.:?EL
Rev Joseph Cvery Pasto1
Sunday .3choo 1 10: 00 c
'o!orship 11: OO._l
_,Evening :.'orship 7:30 1
'.fuesday mornil)g prayer
meetingoll:OO a
YGuth Fellm1ship.,. 7:30 pr
,..
* * *
N 0 T I CE:
Any changes in the Church
Directory should be submit-
ted to the Courier not lat-
er than 6:00 pm on r':onday of
each week.
This to any
special notices or programs
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ST:.TJ ON . PKG STOllE
D H Y G C .JL:> "-...;;S"----
l
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P:..GE 4
PREl .Iur.i BOOK TO GO TO
P1INTERS
The 1960 Alas!<:a St'ate Fair
Inc. premium book \'lill go to
the printer the first part of
!-:ay' it \'las announced this
weel.: by the ccpropations board
of directors.
in this annual
publication is thie year being
handled by the palmer Emblem
Club. desiring adver-
tising space in this book,
\vho has not yet been contac-
ted, i s asl:ed to t'lri tc the
Alaska State Fair , Inc.
P.o. Dox 1337 Palmer Aaa.
Pictures from locals thr-
oughout alaska are being
sought to Le included in \
this publicat ion. Persons
having blacl, and t'lhi te pict
ures pf their areas, sce6ic
1
sports, etc.
are to submit them to
the above adc:'rc3s, t'li th per-
mission fo.i:' use in the 1960

Concesc ion space for th2
September fai1 being re-
considerably earlier
this year, indicating a great-
er than ever participation.
Persons wishing to make
such reservations are asi{ed
to contace: the Fair organ-
ization as soon as' possible.
There uill be a limited num-
ber of "wallang" concessions
this year, the directors have
announced.
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C :UGI JUC :- r.TIENTS IN T!IZ
Vl2..LZY !!vS?ITAL
Pal!ller, Eay 29!!!
1
60:
The follm'linG arc in-patients
at the Valley Hospital:
r.Ir. Cleo J Iiorris
Ad:ai tted 4/25/60
Gary i.:orris ""'
(t'bis is
\ son)
-.1:.dmi t ted 4/27/60
llcConnell
ldministrative 0ff.
* * * ...
JOIN TH::!! FIRZ
PRZVZNTI ON t'.C:JCC1:,TICN
- - . -
? .:- .
( mJ1t If: 'V '
e rw;t c e ). ,
. $3.00/month PI CI{-UP
ONCE :1EBK
N. F. TIENS\'cw l ile 23
r: a y c)41!J,,,:>.l960
"""' ' ' <>.\.

qQ.S2 \ av

Almanac
The';tmonth of i;ay is q:meO. for
r.:aia t the !.lou1an godesc of spr-
ing.
:J: 3Cii.L In ..
1-:ay 30C! is .. observecl as l.emor-
ial J ay. Tpe second Junday in
l:ay is !.others 1>ay.
r::.Y 'GYUlOL.J: The flm1er for
!lay is the hauthorn, the em-
erald is the birthstone.
F r:cuc IH . :ts:
Catherine the Great
rark I .arx 1Cl8
Robert z. :."eary41056
Harry :::; Trur.1an
.Jir Thot.1as Lipton l:J50
Jolly Ladison l7S8
NOTABLE
Battle of i.anilla uon lCSG
Corregidor sunnemlmm:il E42
admitted to Union.., 185G
Hothers Dr..y roclaii.;dd 1:.14
"Stonet,all Jaoltson died 1GS3
Red Cross Crg:..nized l8Gl
QU:;T:.TidK> ii' i 1 Y:

as uelcome to r.;e
as the flouers of i.ay
James
Among the changing months,
ray stands confest
The sueetest
1
and in fairest
colors dressed.
Jar1es Thorotson
LAST YZAR m CIIU:ill\K
(As taken from the headlines
o.f the 'KNIK Affi1 c ::;UrtiER)
1.ay 61!!, 1959:
C!.RCL o;;.: .!IN.J :."Ti .::;c:-:z..LL-:!.
.3' :IP
GC.JOOL Ci'.'l':ZT':'A
Ccc:: 0!i' T .C I CI!TH
.STAND,',RD B::..CCI{ C31 . .IJJT
LINE TC.OLG
CCLvU:.ID ?/.TIO
STCtU
B!..CCI:
i .IXER JUI'!T1\L

LJLE 18',2 nC-2-5180

?auline Latimer.
Li.Y 13!!!, 1959
VF . .' TC SPCN:JOn i itRBU:
T:UL.mt.J :::111T
G::U...:;UATION IlArJ.,U ZT :;:'!.!.NNZD
L2:I'!DA ROBHISCN :30TI-I
ARP.S
;:.,Jw 20Yl, 1959
LITTL2 :,E;.GUE BEGINS :."Ilt.C-
TICE
I.L""!Im PZTROf.!f.VIC!I utJD:1. 1GCZS
SURGBRY.
,.;TJ NJi:.l
iJ ..Y 27lli
1
1050
i:H::J: m1.2
. .::i ;!JI
C!.Ji'!IV/.L 3
(F
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J'C:1 . U:J2 cont )age 1
col 1)
ground for the
averaGe
i.:arried to Dorothy :teeby,
tT:lo is active in Republican
9olitics, Carl has lived in
the C:1Ugiak since 1853.
:E associated ui th :to bert
:! Retherfors i.ssociates of
1.nchorage and North Pacific
Consultants of J.nchorage and
:?ortland,
. ... . . .
(Little cont 1
col 1)
Paul Fi llr.10re ui 11 once more
act as manager for the team,
but is still need for
nore coaches.
':::'his ttill be the third year
for the Chugialt team. The
firs t year the Chugiak team
finished second in the
and last year in third place.
The team is a nernber of the
:ratmai Le<:.gue.
.
cont 1 col 2)
durtress tJas ;: .rs. Jesse .'hi te-
man of Anchl>ragc;"'f.irs. ::?aul
t-Jas installing secretary
1
Crs. 0 . I'ar.sley ttas chaplain
pro-tem, i .rs. Joseph Bettin uas
Senior Vice President pro-tem,
'.lnd Id-s. Ray uas
Junior vice president pro-tem.
Corsages trere ;?resented to
the newlyelected officers and
the mnstalling guests. and re-
freshments t,rere served. A A soc-
ial hour follO\'led the installat-
ion.
Business ttas deleted at this
meeting and trill be taken u 1
at a special neeting to be
held li'riday r:ay 6!11 at the
VF:!
*
(;.uto accidents cont :1age 1
col 2)
The car, a 1950 Dode;e vJas
badly damaged and suffered
broken uindshiel4, headlights
etc, and uas unable to pro-
ceed. The driver arrest-
ed on a 6f
driving and is trial,
The second accident hap-
:)ened around C pm uhen a car
traveling at excessive speed
also tlent out of control and
rolled over justwast hllen's
. .'i tnesses sur.n:toned
the 3tate rolice and the
Chugiak Fire Co ambulance also
ansuered the call
1
The driver, tlho appeared to
be unigjured, upon hearing the
sirens became alarmed and left
the scene of the accident and
tras not be be found tthen the
l)olice arrived.
To be eligible to play on
the team boys must be betueen
the ages of 9 thru 12 years
old and reside in the CtlUgialt
area tbru ?eters
Creek) .
The tJolice ;Jere able to
trace the ounership of the
car through the registration
and also several of the tit t-
nesses t'!ere a'i:lle to identify
the driver. The police are
investigating the case and
are attempting to find the
driver tJho is guilty not only
of driving, but
also of the scene of
the accident.
J.ny boys interested in try-
ing out are invited to come
to the ball diamond at 1 pmo
on Caturday.


C3! :!:NT TCPSCIL
:!:XCAVATION, BASEEmNTS Bl'..mQ'ILL
i.ILE l&l.z
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kitchen in tthich tJe
our cook for
Nc:.y \vas the answer to any
.vor,lan
1
s dreat11.
Etllal I1lcAllister is
justifiably proud of her
lcv:::ly home tJhich she
cmd hor husband have
together.
The r.:cAllisters came
';o Alaska from Aloha
seven years ago.
1\'l..'rng in Anchor-
fo::- fbrec years,
"..n -:r bvught property at
'!!i 1012 vhere have
li;re1 for the past four
years.
\iho was tiorn in Neb ..
-as:ta, is a vtoman of many hob
i,.,i.cs and talentso
. finds her busy in
.w r ;;;:'0..:uhouse and tifi t!:l her
o:: chic!cens, ducl(s and
l;ig..::ons.
. Jh')n she is not \oror!dna in
tho yard, you can ex-ect to
her at her se<ling machine ,
f,or has timned one of '.1er
into a profitable bus-
iness.
to coming to .. lasl.:a,
Etlu
1
. worlted in a dra_ erie
1\ she baa sl!t" up a shop Q.f her:
in one half of''tt:eir spac-
ious t'"o car and is
"maldng beautiful custom-made
d:ca.pT."i.es to order. ;' . Cfeveral of
the larger stores in. 'f.nc'.brac;e
have heard of her work and send
her all of ' their
Gne can se.e by the !d tchen
in home that 3thel loves
to Lodern counter-top
cle;-:z:h! coo!.ing units are in- ,
... tall.=!d on an "islan'd" uhich'
separates her !d tchen from
tl.1e (lining area; lending a feel-
ing o! spaciousness. The cab:..
inets of tvarm ttood tones blend
t-:i th the copcertone of the ap-
P lainces. r.Jany of the smaller
a})plainces are also built into
COOT{ MRJ.L\i . .-
ETHEL
the cabinets, and glide out
ready to use nt a touch of
a finger. . .
l\s wei talked . the aroma of
a chickon roasting on the
rot&cceric filled the kit-
chen. explained that
this was a frequent dish at
their housE.: as they raised
and froze r.1any chiclcens eac!I

Although.she is qUite
Ethel of
four ; Of her
Otm five children, three
Eary, Sharon c..n:l Frank ii ve
at : '
'.!e en.]oyed .risi tirig t'li th
zthel and filled
t1i th '15oth en.ry and admir-
ation; and hope her
vill taste as
good 'they arc prepared
in. not qui.te so modern
!dtcbenli.
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J.ary gave' u.s 'one recipe
\Ti th a fun 'mime and which
she says is also fun to
malce and as easy as a cake
n1ix .
(next col.,)
:lACKEY Cl\.KE
1'2 cup flour
3 tbs COCOa
1 cup sugar
1 tsp soda
1k tsp salt
mx these fngredl"er .. "tl
.together and sift
into ungreased
pan.
riAKE 3 holes in sift-
ed mixture.
POUR into :
1 hole, 6 tsp
melted shorten-
ing.
hole: 1 tsp
vanilla
3rd. hole 1 tsp
vinegar
over all 1 cup cold \later.
i ''e 11 "lith fork
for 25 minutes at 350:)
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1\.f.USEr.ENT :'ARR TO GO

J.Ccording to an announcment
over the r adi o and TV, t he
aliJUsement park \vhich Di ck
(Koko) Rand had considered
building at the Chugiak Car-
nival grounds will be instead
built at the AncJ:lorage Sports
Arena.
1\.lthough Rand had been dis-
cussing the subject with the
board of directors , he did
not notify th:.a of his change
in plans.
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(blood typing) cont page 1
col 3)
is trying to obtain a record
of the bl&od type of all res-
idents in 'Chugiak in the ev-
ent of sornedisaster.
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LINGERIE v . BL0UG!!:S.... '/ . . T li .
DAY
! CARDS GIFT & TIE .
. --- GIFTS COLOGHi!: COGI.ETICS.... 'fd' <
APPROP.RUT2 Glft'TS FOR C:F /J!Y AGE
orrotnes
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ClU'JDY i.;:;'RIClJ'J VIOLETS ?URSES
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Nay 4Y:! , 1960
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l
J.
; rs. ;larvey (Sylvia) 3raman of
Eagle River , returned from
Seattie after a stay of sever-
al weelcs.
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Peter Halverson, is home on
furlough. ?eter has just
finished basic training in
the National Guard. The
Halversons live at rnile 23.
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Ralph Anderson of mile 10 has
returned, after spending the
\"linter .wor'dnc; in .fisconson.
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and tirs . B Ganders have
returned t o their homtl at--mile
_ .. . 23. The. Sanders had moved in-
to Anchorage for the tJinter.
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The Bruce family have
returned from their vacation.
in :!isconson <:.nd
f\etv Jersey.
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The Jack Phillips fa.'llily has
been living in /.ncl,orage dur-
ing the breal\:- up. '!'hey expect -
to return to their in
I3irch\v-ood as soon as their
road becomes passable.
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SUPPORT Film lfiSGCCI!.TICN
FOa
hOTH2RS DAY AND
GRli:OU/.TICN
I'iake appointments early!
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LNCHORAGE GAriDEIIJING ;.UTU01-
ITY JCHJS CriUGi i.I{
CLUB
Several new members
ed the Chugiak Garden club
at their April 26tl! meeting,
among \ihom \'/ere I:Z. . and krs.
:!:d of Anchorage .
1-ir. Bald\vin is the'
of Baldwin seed on
Boniface Road and has been
long recognized on garden-
ing in flaska ,
The group, tihich met at
the home of ilalter
discussed many of the cur-
gardening problemst
the most pertinent being
trhen to pl ant . !lr . I3ald-
tlin offered the suggestion
that one should observe the
leaves on the Birch trees
near the garden, and to
attempt to :Jlant until a
leaf could be seen.
The next meeting of the
will be at the res-
i<ience of Dicit Hannen at
the Isaac .!alton League
in 3irchtiood on
Tuesday, May It is
hoped to obtain f speaker
at that time . -
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FAIR S2Er<s
The Board ' of Directors of
the Alaska State Fair Inc.
Palmer, are seclting applic-
tions for the posi.tion of
of the fair.
Inquiries may be direc-
ted to the /.laska .s'tate
Inc . Dox 1337,
t.lasf<a, and should include
c::.ualifications and !Jublic
relation experience.
The position uill be com-
pensated on a contract bas-
is for a period of th'O and
one half months , beginning
July lst, 1960.
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NOEY TC
/ RZFUBLICANS
Tex Noey, member of the South
Central Distritt Committee of
the Republican Party ttill ad-
dress the Chugiak Republican
Club at the home of Paul S\'..-an-
son at mile 20 (Sannee Slopes)
on Thursday r.;ay 12t!! at 8 pm.
flll members of the club and
other interested persons are
invited to attend.
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JEADLINE FOR ADS IN NE;J PHONE
BOOKS
The Ilatanuska Telephone Ass-
ociation has set the day of
Friday, June 3rd 1960 as the
deadline for ordering class-
ified listing in the ne\v tel-
ephone directory.
Business or commercial tel-
ephone service rates are el-
igible for listing in the cl-
assified pages .
Rates for ftdvertising sp-
ace may be obtained by calli ng
the Frontiersman, in Palmer .
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SPO.]TS! ;EN INVI TE
ENT::USIASTS TO I-J!:ETING
The Yata.1uska Valley SpoDts-
men i s , l anning to discuss the
fromat ion of an outboard motor
club at their next meeting
to be held tiay 5!1! at the club-
room in the basement of the
coop building at 3 pm.
All outboard raotor fans are
invited to attend in
on the ground- floor of the or-
ganization.
!ii\Vi5 Y0U
B3:T1J COUNTliD? COOP2::U1TE 'liTH
YGUR CENSUS TArirt
s p r u c e .I u m b e r s If
house I og s
OBLIVDilY
PI- 5-4036
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Lorner
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PL..:'.iJTING .SUGG:Z....,TIONS
By: Golden Pettit ;
(green thumb)
'
be easily stored in a cool pl
ace in an orange crate. Ne\v-
spapers bettteen layers help
keep them dry until early
spring. Piclcled beets are ea
sy to do a lsoo
" l'erha;--s if .. (}Jlc has
room, potatoes, broccoli and
cauliflm1er can be t,:;rOtm.
Broccoli uses a of space
as does cabbaga and caulifl-
:then pla'nting a garden in o\'1er. .A little can be gro\m,
Alaska, ' 'it is well to consid- but the plants have a habit o
er what you really uant for re spreading out too much.
turQs. . Turnips and radishes must b
The :;arden that )roduces has treated to the ,.,orms out
a good' layer of top soil. them.
en though .it is a chore to fi llJ. Green beans seldom rna
a garcen .. , i th to; soil, it is bevause our ra1ny
PAG;:!; 8
UNCALLED FOR r.:J\IL
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The follotdng mail is uncall-
ed for at the Chugiak Post Of-

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PAC1:AGE: r.:ildred n. Johnson
Certified r.lai 1:
Dor Jthy :::. 'llc..n
% Vernon C,. Bynum
r>:rs .. Elizabe.th 1-! Donnell
1st Class mail:
Long
Alaska riaps
Peter Jensen
Syuney L. Uebb.
,.,ell.' t;orti1 t be effort. season rots the pods. Peas
Anyone tvi th the of
these persons is requested to
get ia touch uith the local
post ,lllsster at H0-2-55SO.
a d ** * * *
Usua'rh: .' a ... lot is necessar- beans usually cannot lie on
ily small then, and one must the grO'und asthey to elstthere
t'leigh uhat is plant- Lettuce should ?e plant7d
ed. . . in a th! n t0\'1 as 1 t too tn 11
are a rau?t, 11it bot if not enough air gets to
some The berrles it.
furnish easy :fruit for sum- r.Jany things can be grotm in
mer arc put in the freezer if one has the time
tTith little effort. Rhubarb and efforL it depends on
is an easy :llant to grot'l ?nd uhat a family prefers, hO\v
keeps. tfell rat/ in frceser much they depend on the gar-
.. or in uater in jars in the den to cut dmm the family
gtoccry
t d 1 ** * * * + . . , lQion sets ;lan .e car y
NO fiORE r.:QVI3S THIS
YBAR
Due to a conflice in schedule,
there \vill be no more ovies
at the Chugiak school this year.
The final movie, t'ihich had
neen scheduled for this Friday
night, has been scratched in
favor of Dance for the
Junior High stodentse
t"\ l t ..
. . brine in 0. tc ... tJ.<:; ....,rc .... n on ..
i'o } early in the sec:.son.
This dance, the third in a
series of t . rcc, is
the seventh and eigth gradt:. . : .
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flext :>lant :-e['_So '1:'hey do
CLH'IC
very in t.las!a and save Public I!ealth nurse, l.ary
many dollars if stored prop- Rollley has announced that
erly in the freezer. next Clinic will be
Carrots and beets can be pl on :Iednesday, r-iay ll!h
anted ,.,here they have room to .at the I-1ethodist Church from
The ,.;eatQe:r, and gr- 1 1 to 3 pm.
ound' '1ar1ps them. I ' ... * * *
ese vc J 't"'t \'es can <next col. )
''I
students of the Chugiak sch-
ool, no guests
The dances are under the
sppnsorshi p of r:r. and l:rse
HO\'lard D 'Spain, teachers.
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DON'T FC'RGET
' BLOOD TYPWG - l .;W 11!!! & 121!!
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. THE
P[ACE!
for
electron i :c tune-ups
s
other super1o r
maintenaince
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I.AY 41!.>
1
1960
\!2DiJESDIY, r.:ay 160
Cub Scout suimming 6:30
7:30
Be llringers
THURSDAY, Ilay 5!1!
1
1960
VFt ! I:eeting V7.J hall
Girl Scout Troop #54 .
FRIDAY, t.1ay 61!!, 1960
VFU Auxiliary, VF'..' llall
Hi reman
1
s uance VF:! Hall
Library open 2 to 4 _:r:
Square Dance at School '
s:.TtmD;\Y, 1-:ay 7!ll , 1960
Little League Try Cut lpm
L.L. Ball Diamond
BINGO, Carnival Hall, t3 :?fi
Cub Scout Paclc i eeting
7 Ft: I eth. Church
SUf'JDAY, flay 8tb 1g60
, CHURCH .V.IC:W
I:CND;.Y, Iiay 9!1!
TUC.:iJl.Y, Lay 10!.1.1
PT1l I ZETING, Cf' UGI L:{
8 PM
Library Open, to ' 4.pm and
6:30 to s: ...
WEDNESD!u, t-.AY U tb
:'!ell Baby Clinic, i.eti1odist
Church, l-3fj.;
( CL/..S.3IFIED, cont. )
FOR S:..LE: 2Yz a ere lot in
Birchwood t'i/ or wo/ liveable
cabin, hand-dug well.
Lot & h.:mse on h
1
\oray frontage
;:?R SALE: tar paper mile from sch. CM;H TALKS!
8rnm mov1e proJector, 3
3
0, Call or see Jess Straight
Photo equi pment $25, 2 gas- H0-2-5387
oline car heaters, $25 & $15
s ander J 25
1
Guitar tr-
ailer heater (oil w1bl0\orer)
Z30, couch malces a bed, meut
ral color, excellent condit-
ion $45. See: Bratmer, mile

FeR SALE: :Jestinghouse
"rancho" elec. range.
ft. long metal cabinet
tf/double sink & formica top
or t11ill sell both f>or
Cyrus ticAllilster
r.;ue Ha-2-5341
FOR SALE: 1957 Internation-
al 4 x 4
Uhite COE & 10 yd dump tr-
ailer. 1950 Pontiac Hard-
top. See Ralph ,\nderson
mile 18
FOR SALE: 15 cu. ft. ZENITH
chest type freezer, $125.
Rose- beige frieze Divan,
into a bed used only
4 months, '335.
R. Jt . BeHringer 1\iile 23
H0-2-5275
FOR DALE: Acre tract at
mile 23. High, dry land4 A
real buy at $1,000 CASH
For further info. call
1..;1r; cou:nD::a
HELP 'JANTED: Sara Coventry
Fa.shion Director, ?art or
full time torork, must have car
be married, or over 21 years.
Call H0- 2-5205 for intervict11.
CUJTOI-I liADE Also
repairs and alterations .
Ethel Ec.hllister (;0.:2- 5341
f1i le 131,2
' FREE: The Knik lirm Courier
uill print free classified
ads for teen-agers seeking
summer \iOrlc, or for anyone
desiring to teen-agers.
JOB F.1HITING:. Form l et ters ,
leaflets, tickets , illus trated
advertising material
Blood Typing,, Schod ------------------------------
!UJIIC CCU:!I::!At H0-2-5275
7 ...,l'i
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; .b.Y 12U!
Republican meeting, ?aul
StJansons 0 :pm
t yping, Chugiru<
School 7 pm.

DCHGOL
V2RIFHID
I
Lee Emmert, sppertendant
of the Chugi ak Cchool says-
that he has finally received
official verification of the
report \ihich a,peared in t he
neus ) apers to the
effect that the net'/ school
\1ill be built at 3agle :liver.
Ilot1ever, bids have not yet
been let out, and it t z ver y
unlikely t hut t he neu school
will be ready f or occc;ancy
by the next school term.

hll personnel! of
the Alaska Ctate Police U? to
but not including the ranH of .
sergeant tdll henceforth be
kno\-m officially as St ate
Troopers
SAL2: 28
11
r.tod. trailer
lean to. Jnrnis hed on 70 x
150' lot \r/cesspool
See Reese Tatro Iale 211,2
CALE: 48 x 20
1

on 70 x 150
1
lot. $1800-term
Nile 121J2
ft'RE:B: The Knik !rm Courier
will print one free classified
ad per month to anyone t1ho sub-
scribes or rene\11S J>or one year
during the months of May and
June. The offer is good for
the duration of their sub-
s cription.

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