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NOVZflBJ.!'.R 23rd, 1960 . ,

CHUGIAK- 10
Curta in To Go
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A dress rehearsal complete
.c.hugj ak.To Petition
For lri.gh Schoo I
with all props and scenery A petition requesting add-
shown that the Chugialc itional classroom.S.., adequate
Players are c:ui te. ready to. bus facilities and a High
ring up the onthe1r within thre; years
initial production, an old is being the
Fashioned I :elodrams, enti t- Advisory Bo d, and
led "THE CI'i'Y SLICI{2.1 l'..ND wi 11 be circulated for sig-
OUR rJELL
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natures l.,i thin the h'eek.
The play, starring Les The petition was dra\m up
Fetro\t and Dorothy Thompson in aceordance ld th the sug-
i :n the title roles will be gestion of Rept-o8eptp.tive
prosented in three Bruce Kendall and ytp be
iutot>s at the Chugial' School ::,rought from door to door
rnul tipurpcse: room on Friday iim the Chugiak school dis-
Qnd Snturday, November 251!l trict fo!' sigr.atures, .. '
ana 251!1 at I3IJI:t and a rnatanee It is that the
3pm on November 1 t petition 9e in bands
In addition to the one act I ARTHUR BREANDEL, RIVER, of the
melo3rama there will be St":f1- I J\ND PRESID.EtJT CF TUE lst of iii order
a:al musical acts presente At' .;HORAGE SYMPHONY OrtCUBST&\. that the i terns bel 1ncluded
as an olio
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that is, pert orr next budget . .,hich is being
e::l in front the curtf:\jn. . JroNEER EAGLE RIVZ-11 FluiiLY prepared.
The cast enJoyed :m ,
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. SYNPHONY 1-l:F:iBERS the school b2ard
pected treat f.ollo\11ng the
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. ; , oJ . in drawing up the pep t1oh "
. . were school superinttndant
Cotfee and calce had been Gne to Emm<:!:-t re.:;>re+e!l'tat-
a::-!'anged by i:Z.s. R::..r2r at W PTJ\,
.._ ...._ tiM.Rtr -.e Valley memb- The figures wfli.ch
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.r'e to be
prepared by i :rs Francis ers of the t' .. 'lchorage Symphony presented to Gove'rno:t,: Egan
St.,anee Slopes. It was in- Orchestra; , . . , will show that accorng to
4cribed with the name of the of s1nce , the rate of increase the an-
and on the top was \'lrit 1945, ane of Eagle River number of
en exerpts from the play, 1947, the Breandels < ''; . attending the Chugi elemen.!
eachbeing the choice line of organized the Symphony 1.n 1946 tary school in four ears
qne of the players. and this year 1'.1-thur \\f'as elect will be 874 and in hat time
! An impromptu "jam session" ed president, a post which he it is expected that here ,.,ill
with Natalie Ilaslcell provid- has als6 held in the past. be at least 250 high .. school
tng the music on the piano Both the Breandels play students.
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and the players singing fav- string instruments the or- To be eligible to 'ign the
orite songs \'IOUnd Up the chestra, Arthur the petition, a person be Of
evening. Violoncello, and the legal voting age and e1ther a
Tickets \rill go on sale viola* resident or property owner in
at 7:30 on nights of the Eleanor teaches both the the Chugiak School ..
and a violin and piano at their Jack Stewart, ! president
c!'mtd is anticipated. ' Eagle River and of the PTA has that
of their own children are t)er a call be sent out volun-
Until . year teers who are famili'r with the
Eleanor was active in cub area in \thich they llve, be

scouting, being Den mother for talce the petitions a{ound for
that area,
4lthough the attendance was
eomparatively light, the
Christmas Bazaar held by the
( cgat.;, page..O col 1)
Arthur, is employed by the Anyone desiring to be of as-
FAA as a mechanical Zngineer. sitance may call SteNart
(cont page 8 col' 2) at Hv-2 ... 5Jl2; :
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NOVEIlB2R 23, 1960
Cook Of The
Mont h
Fm rrcv ..;:; :nER
JOIJ::lO:.rE
Dorothy says that s he is
fond of biscuit mixes, she
finds them so nnd
easy to handle.
Here is a tir.1ely one util-
izing that t r nditional holid-
ay fruit which might malce a
treat for breakf ast
on :thanksgiving Day.
CRANBEI't1Y COFFEB CJi.I\E
2 cups biscuit mix
5 tbsp sugar
1 tbs oil
1 egg
}'l cup milk
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(Dr's hours)
be as usual.
Dr. Simpson expects to re-
turn to ,uaska on or around
December 51!!.

FRIENDLY NZIGHBO:tS
The Friendly Neighbor Club
wound up their plans for the
Bazaar at the home of Donnie
Flint last :lednesday.
The group 11 return to
their bi-monthly meetings
th the next meet ing being
held on .a TIIRUSDAY, December
1st, at the home of
Bellringer, at 7:30 pn.
The hostess raffle .tas \Jon
by Phillips, a bottle
of cologne and a pearl pen-
dant.
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BINGO RZJ:INDB-1
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The Paul Curtis family from '.L'ol:
were down over the \l"eekend.
The Curtis' amso a home at
mile 221,2.
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f.irs. Lionel Deal has ' :
completed her seven months on
tHeir Kenai homestead and i s
once more living at their hoce
at milel9.
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1 cup cranberries
Ulaskan l owbuslu mi}y be
used)
taX in order adding
cranberr ies last.
POUR into creased 8 in. s q.
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- suffering from cabin
fever these '"inter evenings,
are reminded of the DIHGO
games conducted by the VF\i ;
on alternate Friday
Chuck Partin, of Fire Lruce spent
the visiting in
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The :Jes Family have left
on a vacation trip which ll"ill
take them visiting in several
pan
COVZR th
2 tbs
}4 cup
2 tsp
2 tbs
TOPP!DNG
biscuit nix
sugar
cinnar.ton
soft butter
r.iAICE a crunlJly mix
s::>:::nrmLE over batter
BAIC2 at 350 for 25 minutes
SE::lVE ltarm.
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NO TillS
FRID:.Y
from the office of Dr.
There \iill be a game this
Friday, so come on do\/n and
try your luclt for some of
the prizes. "";
of the south 48 states,
up at their family home in ::>eon-
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sylvania. * * * *
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Jr . . ,' TAP B.'J.LET f.iODERN JAZZ HULA
D., . . f/J f.K,< :: ;---
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cer.miNE TO BRING YOU INSTRUCTION IN ALL TYPES OF DANCE
. - T'.JO srUDrosrN AREA"'- ;1ILE 15
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CARDS and
GIFT :'/RAP & RIBDON
NOVET-ffiER 2il, 1960
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A:,1 h t 1 .
: e ave snO\" o p ay 1n
a nd lie lilte i t . The moun-
tains loolt :?retty, and all
white. Some of us enjoy
skating on 7i re Lalte. Gteven
Fret\'lell is leaving and ue
,ill miss hin .
:Je are to have a 4
day vacati,on. Have a happy

RB.. , ORTZ-1: Jack 1\bsctz
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(ooose call)
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early day&, lor history. 'Je
.re decorate our
toom for Thanltsgivinc;. :le
.. re malting reports airplanes
lso.
5B:
made of the area
around the school and the
;1rea by their homes. '
Joey liickey is going to the
tates Nov. 22 or 21. Ile \'lill
o bake after the first of the
year .
.tames :/ooten
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TEACHER RESIGUS
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(Local members)
To Christmas Program.
Natalie Haskell, t.irs.
Betty Dockstahler, Ruth
Briggs and her sbns tiike and
f.!ark '"ill all be singing with
the chorus on Channel at
10:40 P?-1 on thc:.t night ..
The chorus will al;o pres-
ent a concert at the Sidney
Lal"erence Auditorium on Dec-
ember 6!!! and 7!1!. '
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SIXTH SPEGil.i;S OF SALI-,ON
,. . CAUG.HT
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The identification qf the
. th species of salmon
Nr. Seymour Liebo\Titz, in ,Uaska '"al1 anpou11ced
at the Chugiak School has by Roy Rickey, .lest\tard Reg-
signed his position and re- ional of the Coc-
turned to Seattle. mercia! Fisheries Division.
The illness of !:.i eb0\"1'- On August 15 of this year, . _
itzts . mother made it necessary ,.,hile at the P.E. Hqrris Can-
fc:fr them to leave li.laslca that nery at Pass, he had oc-
1\t .election time \le cade
U.S. and Ala::;!:an flags. ::e
voted ' by secret ballot to ;
choose the bbstone.
they might be l'lith her. casion to a calmon
' _illntil :a.nothen' teacher is as- that laid aside in
,fill the vacancy, a tne fish house. Netther Don
Theressa Steffes flag had
the most votes.
arenow otudjing about
the Pilgrimsidnd the first
rhanltsgi vine; . d :
.3B:
The memberc of our class
who are in the Christmas :_)ro-
gram \lith s:)ocial parts are:
Ri clwy Py lee, ::urt Steeby,
Jimmy I'olycf!:o, Jebbie .!ent-
lan and Craie ::bnger . I :ike
J onrolTe, J crry Cndo la and
Larry fiackey. ':i.'he rest of
us are go inc to be the r:msic .
4A:
Ue are \Triting and g1v1ng
reports. :Ie
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ve had 13 rc_r>or-
ts \"l'e also a ne\1 boy
Richard Ratl10n . :!e are los-
ing three ld<ls.
Dutch Ilenke
4B:
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!le are reports about
Pioneers and Indians in ti1e
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Radio Repair
mu: 2Lfa GLENN H
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substitute', (irs. Esther null Rawlinson, the s'uper-
is beaching his -class . ' ' intehdent' nor Kickey could pos-
. '":' ' i tively identify the fish.
t It ,.,as thought it * * * *, *
SCHOOL VACATIONS :'UDLISIIED
The holidays \'lhich \Till be
observed at the Ch\lgiak School
this year have been announced.
In adition to the Thanlts-
giving holiday, November 24!!!
and 25!!!, there uill be the
Christmas vacation and this
year Good Friday.
The Christmas vacation will
' '"i th lioq.day, December
26!!! and. through January
2nd.
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LOCAL M::!:rlBZRS TO
PtRFOffi.l :IITII 1\NCIIORAGE
' C!IORUS
Five residents of Chugiak
'"ho are members of the ;,n-
chorage Community Chorus
\vill appear on TV December
1st on the Stain"ay col)
a hybrid or :)os:::ibly the sp-
ecies that occurred on the
Asian coast: Oncorh:tnchus.
or the Hasu ot l
It was agceed that the sal..1.
mon should be fro en and tran-
r
sported to J?r. ' Ar-thur ' teland-
er, taxopomis:; at the Uni ver-
si ty of :/ashington College of
Fisheries, for possible iden-
tification. Dr.
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identification was Oncorhyncim"
\ masu as the s )ecimen fit all
the used to
describe the specief?.
The specimen '"as ll female
with '"ell developed eggs o.nd
had spent t\lo winters in the
ocean. The charac-
teristics of the app-
eared to be a combination of
several features of the other
five the most
obvious \vas the large number
of small scales as on
the pirut salmon. head re-
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Roofing Co. .
/1 "'(I . . . . ALL TYPES ROOFING APPL!ED
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GUARANTEED lWBRK . FREE ES'UllATES
Inquire at: FIRE LAKE
II It I.--- t h e r 0 p C:'' MILE 18 BUILDERS SUPPLY
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November 23, 1960
(Salmon cont 4 col 3)
sembled a fer.t\lJ..e chum
There were a sr:aall number of
fine black S) ots S;Jread the
length of theback from the
head to the caudal peduncle,
\ihich \ms slender and round-
ed as a chur:a aalr:aon. The
tail structur e and color re-
sembled a salmon. Flesh
color uas pale :>ink. :. do.rk
green coloration above the
lateral line uo.s retained .
many hours af ter death.
Rmvlinson ::;aid that this
species has been landed at
the Flase Pann cannery on
several occanions ih
years from t he iUaslca :>enin-
sula area but not identified
before. Thin :)articular sp-
ecimen \ias !.>elieved to l:ave
been caught in Dalboa Day
near the Shuw1gin I s lands.
The fish \/['.G also ins:>ect-
ed by :Jr. Ted ::oo and
Hart of Fisheries
Institute. Jr. ::oo said the
sch:ales rese::-tbled pinlc sal-
mon scales, :.mt had chum sal-
mon character istics also.
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STUDENTS A'ITi!!ND TEST
FIRING
Tlio classes from the Chugiak
school, 6A and 7B were gu
of the Army at Ft. Richard-
son during the test
of the Nilce Hercules missile
last J.londay.
Transportation to the Duc-
lcner Field House \ias provid-
ed by some of the 9arents,
and there the students \iere
treated to a lecture ,.,hich

briefed them on the nature
of the test and they uere
shown mock ups of the firing
and \iere able to ins:>ect a
of the drone airplane
lihich lias to be used as the
target in the test.
:.rhile liaiting for the
to take place, they \iere
also treated to a concert of .
music by the army band.
A clear vie\i of the firing
\'las entirely visi tile and
the booadcast of the descr
tion of the firing had
taped for them to hear
ward. r-
The teachers of the tho
classes rIr. :/a tldns and Iir.
classes to Fort Richardson.
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CHILDREN SICK :liTH l :ullPS
Valda and Lyle Oberg, children
of Mr. and !-irs. Russ ell Cberg
of mile 211k are both side l'li th
mumps.
Both Valda, four years old
and Lyle, five are pre-schoolers .
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REGULAR HCURS: THURSDAYS- 6Pl-I-9Pf.1
SATURDJWS: 9am-6pm
LOCJ.TED NEXT TO THE FAR NORTH LAND
l:ILE 14
JOHNNY GHiBLE-Bl<RD!m
"Hair cut while you
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(Assecbl ies of Goa)
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Rev. .:Jern<l.rd T(mell PASTO
Sunday Dchool. .,10 : OOam
:!orshi p .. 11 : OOam
Evangelistic Serv 7:30pm
Bible Dtudy C: prayer meeting
'.led " .7:30pm
Christ's , (Young
Pcople.Fri.7:30pm
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CHUGIG:: ST. .:J:TGCNY IS
Classes
PRHIAnY Ray De am
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s h<-me 1
Fridays 4:00pm
Chugiak Jepublican I
Clubhouc e, Jayhawk ::>rive
Daturdays 9:00am
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COJ.lJ.aJN I TY B: .. t;;ri ST CIIURCII
Rev. Paul Hughes PASTOR
Sunday Schqol . lO:OO am
I!orriing :Jorship." .... ll:OO am
Young People pm
Egening 7:30 pm
liednesday .Prayer
. . 7:30 pm,
.I omen's worltshop\ Thursd'\r <1
2.: 00 pm
Crusaders, Thursday 4: 0.0 pm
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c:mGIAK r;z.ruJDIST c:mncn
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TO IIOLD
SEFVICES.
All Lutherans in the Chu-
girut area are reminded of
the services to be held at
the Chapel on
Sunday, November 27!!! .:-.t ' o
2pm.
The attendance of theze ser-
gices will be used to deter-
mine \'Jhether or not there is
sufficient interest in the
community to \l"arrent the for-
mation of a Luthera:.1. congre-
gation here.
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THANKSGIVING
lst Coocuobon, club-
Rev. :.'ayne Hull PASTOR
Sunday Dchool . lO:OO a
f!orning 11:00 am
T l i u.f! t
. _ .. . . 2 : 30 pm
Those \V'ishing to attend
Tharutsgiving services are
reminded that t hey \Jill be
held at the Chugidt f.lethod-
ist Church at l Oam on Thuns-
day, November 24!!!. hou:::;e lO:OOam
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FIRST DJ.PTIST CIIURCll
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Rev. E . .C. Chron
Eagle Rive
f.l!NISTE
Sunday Dchoo 1. .. 9 : 45 am
Morning :Jorship , .11:00 am
B. T *" U ... . . . 6 = 30 pm
::orship 7:30 pm
Uednesday Praym- rr.eeting
7:30 pm l
The 40 :!ednesday of each mon-1
th the follol'ling groups
ceet at 7:30 pm
GI.:LD
surD::.\! ;s
:10: ::J.I! ' S UNION
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Nursery open during services.
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BIRCif./COD D.i.PTIST c:mRCII
Rev. Frank J.;iller PASTOR
Sunday Dchool lO:OOa
'.lorship 11 :OOa
Prarw.D Dervi ce Tues .. .. 7: 30p
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3:.I r!TS
Sunday Gchool 9:00 a
Civil "Jefense C:uonset Hut
I:ile 201/2
ESORAL



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JR. CHOirt, Thurs . 3:34 p
Sr . Choir, Thurs 7:30pm
lst Thurs 8:00pm
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CHRISTIAN C:I.APEL
Don Sm'i th EVluJGELIST
Bible School lO:OO am
Uorship & Lord's Supper
." 11:00 am
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m:t-L\NUEL CriAl?ZL
Rev Joseph Overy PASTOR
Sunday School lO:OO am
fliorning '.Jorship 11:00 am
Evening :.rorshi p 7: 30 pm
Bible Study, :!ed .... 7:30 pm
Adult fiible School
Tues & Fri 7:30 pm
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NOTICE:
Any changes in the Church
Directory should be submit-
ted to the COURIER not lat-
er than 6:00 pm on Iionday
qf eqch \veek.
This also applies t9 any
specia: notices on
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NO CHOilffi REHEi\RSAL
The chori of the Chugiak
tlethodist Church ,.fill not
hold a rehearea l on Thurs-
day, Nove;nber.. 24, due to it
being Tha;lksgiving.
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NINISTZR TO L&WE
Rev . E. C. Chron, minister at
the Eagle River Dapti.ot church
has announced that follOtY'ing
the services on Sunday! Nov.
27!!! he \vi 11 be leaving for
Plainsville Texas \vhere he
plans to return to school.
His replacement has not yet
been announced.
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(letter from Gov. cont page
2 col 3)
I !mow that it will form the
nucleus ;for bringing the con-
munity even more closely to-
gether and prove in the fut-
ure to be \vell worthy of the
not inconsiderable effort and
time \vhich I lmou to be in-
volved ..
th kindest regards,
Sincerely,
lliam Egan
Governor
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NOT
TO SHAP, E THE
OF FINE
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I dll'D 2 6 .... 8:00 Pll
nov 2 7 ..... 3:00 P)f
ADULTS: 75
.\1\' OLD FASHIONED
presented by
THE CHUGIAK PLAYERS
plus
ASSORTED i:USICAL ACTS
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS-50
I;ULTI-PURPOSE ROm1, CHUGIAK
SCHOOL
CHILDREN-25
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.DEN DOii: I 0 :
DZN # 1:
DEN # 3:
DEN # 4:
DEN # 5:
DEN# 6:
DEN # 8:
i :on days , 4 ... 5pm
I:rs . '.Tillis
Fri days 6pm
Iirs .. Towne
Thurs days 4-5pm
i :rs . i!:d1mrc1s
Caturc1ays 1:
I'lrs . liohns on
Thurs day' s 6:30pm
tirs . Jones
r.:ondays 4-5pm
r:rz . Stef'l'ly
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(Bazaar, c ont page l col 1)
Friendly Neic;hbor Club 11as
con&:i;dered, zuc ces ::;ful by the
membership.
'i'hose \t'ho bought
qumte a items and
very li ttlc of the
articles ucre left .
Host popular lt'aS the trqsh
anc1 treasures booth \'/here
used items ucre a ttra ctively
displayed.
humorouo s ide light \'/aS
the children eagerly buying
cri.fts for their
parents, anc1 in [Jany ins t an-
ces purchasi ng the very same
"White ele:>!lan:ts " their o\m
mothers had dona ted t o the
bazaar.
J'.l though the f inal r esults
of the bazaar lli 11 not be
lrnOI'ID unti l a ll the bills
have been )resented, it is
estimated the c lub has
{next col. ) '
(oazaar)
come very close to raising
the $200. '"hich '"as their
goal for a scholar-
sh:i>p for some Chugialr high
school graduate
( Symphony cont page 1 col 2)
The first concert of the 1960
-61]) season Iii 11 be :>resented by
the symphony orchestra on Nov.
at 8pm at the 1omig IIi 11
auditorium.
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POEI'S CORNER:
HE
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LL BE LIST3-JING
I will go to my closet and
close then the door
I '"i 11 give Thanks to God
as I've done before.
But this year a s never,
before I must Pray
Cause it talres Oh, so long
to thank Him half\lay.
The mountains seem bigger-
The sky reaches far
r.;y sins have expanded like
a huge sandbar
1'-iy blessings are numbered
as sgars in the s h:y-
, I never could c ount them -
It's hopeless to try.
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Sp/5 and .... Josepb. Connincr ,
of quarters at Ft . Richardzon
are the parents of a baby
boy born Sunday, November
201!! at the 50401!! i\ir Force
Hospital.
They have named their son
Calvin Joseph. Nrs. Conning
is the former Paula Uallrer
of Eagle River .
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BIRCH:/OOD STRICKEN
of
tn Birchwood was stricken
t-londay evening with '"lflt ap-
peared to be a case of ptom-
ain poisoning. ( r
The Chugiak Volunteer Fire
(cont page 9 co] 3)
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SALLY E s
SS> I 1vill go in my
and close . then the door. .
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I '11 just tell Him "Thanks" y l f:>
from my heart 0 ' er and s:J' er
You may -more than I - count t k.
blessings s o f el'l ( ,9>
But I'm sure He
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ll be listen-
from your c loset too. 1 \.
, i i Hr s. Grache l Harvill ; . (l lU,1 c
(t.1ay be sung to your f avorite
***** *"' ** * * * ** Open sa Ueek
FINE FOOD
BEVE.1.\GZS
shopping foro o.ift
ro r someone speCl o 1?
stop 1n and see our FULL LINE
ot
s (l/fl} at A Appliances
PLUI :OirJG . .ZLECTRICAL BUILD.S:tS SU:?::'LIES PAINTS
NOVEI:B.;m 23, 1060

CLASSIFIED ADS.
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LOST & FOUND
NOTICE: :till t he l ady t'lho
purchased a calce the Bazaar
last Sat-u:r-C.ay and
that it Kas on a glass Cal{e
plate, please return the pl ate
to Rcbinson at
H0-2-5282. The p::.ate was i n-
cluded 11i th the cake in error.
:/EDNESDAY: Novcober 23rd.
Adult History Class, Chu-
giak school 7:30 pm
Novcober 24!!!, 1960
TIIMm-SGIVIllG
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FRIDAY, November 25lll , 1960
Chugiak Players
3pm, School
THE CITY SLICIG:!:ll .\ND CUR
NELL, Chugiclc School, Opm
BINGO, VFi'l Hall, 8pm
SATURDAY, Novc.:1ber 26t!l , 960
THE CITY SLICIG!:R & CUR NZLL
ChugiDlt .::Jchool 8pm
SUNDAY, November 27!!!, 1960
cnunc!;
Training, 2pm
Carnival Hall
WH.E CITY SLIC:CZR r.: CUR rJZLL
.::Jchool, 3pm
MONDAY, November 28!!!, 1960
ERIA, Lumpost Inn, 8pm
SERVICES
CUSTOlol DRA?Ea!ES: Also
repairs andalterations.
Samr>les available " Ethel
r.;cAllister hile 131/2 II0-2-534
Gi .... 1D,.Gz SZrtVICE , coal
liOod,, .gravel top.soil
gen hauling ii0-2-5280
COUNTRY SZRVICZ
JOB PlUN'l'ING
Leaflets, form letters
" .programs Ill-
ust:rated material Photo \
ilcprocucti ons Knik :.rm
COUriEt;R H0-2-5275
Serve yourself
or liash '. . Open Gam to
lOpm. Eagle River Trailer
COURT IItl-2--5544
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COURIER ADS GZT J:!:SULTS!
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Thank you.
PL,\CE YOUR ORCZRS FOR Cl:IRI ST-
MAS LET'"i'ERS E.i.RLY. ARI:
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COTJRIER ,.H0- 2- 52'75
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col 3)
Fire Company naa ponde d and t he
nan '"as taken to Providence
Hospital in the pr.ivate car
of one of Fi r eman.
Further detai l s are not av-
' ailable at this time .
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TC THE CIIUGLm
VOL . Fa:RE CO. t.:,w BE PAID AT
ALLEN ' S GROCERY & ,\T TilE z;,GLE
I VER HARD:tARE STORE.
TUESDAY, }\:over.1ber 1960
'JL:DNESDAY, November 30t!l
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Chug:i_e,!c .:ichool, 7 : of>
THllUSDi.Y: 0 ... ccmnber lst, 1960
Library Open, 9am-3 : 30pm
6:30pm-8pn
FRIENDLY NZIGfiDOnS, 7:30pm
Bellrinccrs
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NW.I.
NOV 2i tl!, 26t!l t: 27!1! - Chugiak
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that I say "THrtNK YOU" to all
my good Alaskan Friends f or 1
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their support in this past e l-
ection, The challenge is now
up to the men you have c hosen .
It is imperative tr.at all cit-
izens support these men i n the
dcvclopl!'!ent of ,"..laska and in-
sist that this devel opnent be
realized through a pr ogressive
and unsel fish program.
Though I shall not be prir7el-
egcd to serve you in t he Uni t ed
States Senate, please lmow t hat
my hand is always ex tended to
help and that my efforts .oJill in no way be diminis h-
ed. by the loss of nny election. Your choice has been a liise
one for it '"as made by a najori ty of our citizens. Let thi s
ever be the \'lay of our life.
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