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l\nik
8 i r c h w o o d
Man To
,Pep r esent
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M'EA . I n.
Chugiak
All business in
Chugiak, lii th the ex-
ce"9tion of t:1c payment
o/ light bills . \till be
directed to the nelily
re, resentat-
ive in the area, Frank
(Hunk) Petronavich of
Birchwood.
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.1EDNESDAY, NCV.J:r:B:3:1 301b, 1960 CIIUGIAK-10
Post Of fie e
To Move
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Paul Swanson, pestmaster
at the Chugiak Post Cf-
fice announced that this
coming the ppst
office be moving
to the ne'" building\thich
has been being readied
the past months.
This ne\i location is
on the same side of the .
high\iay, but several .
. hundred fd further
TCDY SNODGRASS SCALiil) POINTS AN ACCUS
1
th
l . . ,sou
IHG FINGER AT VILLJANS SHERE>AN DCUGLAS & ! llr. S\ianson advised
.fORTH: (LES FBTROU & N,\TALIE [IASICELI) :that beginning Ilon.day,
i.3 VIOLET _BEii!ID (DARLENE Il.A:IN) LOOKS ON ecember 5!l!, business ldll
be transacted at the ne,., . ,
, ,
Petronavid1, \lho untiib rec- -
ently was ascociated ,.,i th CEA
\vl ll be cons t antly on duty in
Shugiak to care of any
"CITY. SLICKER" DH .. \US
H,VJY LAUGHS
building. .. . . ,
A official' opening for .. ,..
the new post office build-
trouble calls , re-connects,
l dis-connects or any other J.:EA
activity.
The IiEA truck Hhich llill be
assigned; to t his area sev,en
days of the \!CCk \fill be in
constant ratiio contact ' "i th
the l :atanusha
iation office in

es.
a radio is to The cast liaS made up almost
Saturday Evening the
PLAYERS held the second show-
ing of their prcf.lier product-
ion, "The City Slicker and Our
Nell" , an Old Fas hioned mello-
drama llhich l ms :>ronounced
quite a success by all \rho
attended the three performanc-
' the .. in llirch- entirely pf residents of the
wood \lhich \Jill

to Chugiak-Birch\vood-Zagle River 1
call to the and Peters Creek area, and
of ,.,here in 'ilrca l. t r.1ay the group hold futire p1ans
happen to be. for more such procudtions.
Ilrs. Petronavich, is also The audience res)onded to
. employed as for old- fashioned melodrar.1a by
IIEA and sqe any hr5sing and booing the villtan
calls vic the radio to the Sheridan Douglas, as pl ayed
service true!:. by Les Fetrow \1hen he appeared
In the .futt: rc residents of and by taldng the young and
Chugiak are r c c:ues ted to call handsome hero Dan TUcker play-
ing is being planned, but
the exact date has not yet
been set.
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C H R I S ni A S
SHOP IN CHUGIAK
l

. H0-2-5018 \'/hen they have any ed by Chuck Par tin to their . '
business to t ransact lith : :EA hearts.
Tbis includes nell subscriber Special mention goes to Rocky
who lfish to :1ave r:1eters inst- Scalia, of Ft. aichardson \iho
alled. .,. stole the sho\i \d th his port- Bil.LY MOORE AND JO FRi.rJ ::-
This new s ys ter:1 is expected rayal ,of Toby Snodgrass , . the FOURTH IN AIRIOTOUS COI :IC
to facilitate things in the (cont page
2
col::;) R011TTIJJm-::.. oNE CF THE OLIO
Chugialc area and to :):?mt ACTS :?RZSZNfED, BY TilE crm-
more efficiente serv1.ce ava1.l- ---------------------------------

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NOV.i.?J::BER 30D, 1960
THE I\NII: A.Jli

HARRIE'i\ (RUSTY) DELLniNGER
EDITOR & PUDLIS1L8R
Published every Wednesday in
C!IUGIAK, .:.LASKA
... ... ... * *
SUBSCRIPTION
$2. 50 for 6 months $5 per
year, mailed to your address
FOR m!:::s Oa .l:>G, C.'.LL:
II0-2-!3275
Add 6'r subscription applic-
ations may be r.1ailed to:
I::NIK CCU?J:BR
DOX ll66,
.,Ii'OR: ..... '
Al>S: Noon oW'! :ondays
NZ'.!S: .6pm, on 1:ondays
I
'0
(Last mintite ncus items may
be phoned in at any time.)
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A IIIGII CCGOOL FOR C:IUGIAK
A Iligh School in Chugiak
is certainly an exciting Jro-
and certainly not an
overly ambitious one. '
The current petition \'lhich
is no,., beinc circulated con-
tains a phrase requesting
drauings for a tJigh school
in our comr.lUni ty.
This \'/ill ='robably rccind
some of the old timers of
when rcGidents of Chug-
iak ,.,.ere scc::ing to have a
grade school in this
area. I
Then the crade school stud-
ents had .to .trovel by bus to
.lnchorage a::; our high school
students do nowt a tiring trip
and often dongerous over icy
roads .
:Then the ::;chool \tas conplet-
ed and the G4 students enrol-
led in the fall of 1951, no
one could predicted that
in ten short years the enrol-
lment woul<! have crO\m to al-
most six hundred youngsters,
and the need for a second sch-
ool in the become so ur-
gent .
:Ji th this in r.rind
thei need for OUP o\m high
schbol ,.,i thin the next few
year-is ap.!,)arcnt for all to
see.
(Next. col . )
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(high school)
There fraMe been comments
passed that perha)s our
high school students \/Ould
be deprived of some of the
privileges enjoyed only in
a large high school if \'le
were to have a school of
our 0\m.
Ho\'/ever the general opin-
ion is that Chugiak students
are handicapped by the great
distance they must travel
to .ts.nchorage, and that in
very few instances do any
of them have the opportun-
ity to partici)ate in any
of the extra curricular ac-
tivities, that are regarded
.s the advantages received
in a larger high school.
PAGE 2
Two local dance instrudtGDS
have combined their studios
to offer residents of Chugiruc
all phases of dance .
Gloria Cross, kho has long
been known in this area for '
her instruction in ballet,
tap, modern jazz and hula has
joined with Robert Shroeder
of the Comombany Dance Studio
who gives instruction in all
phases of ballroom and social
dancing ..
In two studios, one locutcd
in Birchwood and the other at
the Schroeder home at mile 15,
lli ss Cross and Schroeder
are now taking registration
for lessons in any of the ab-
ove mentioned tYPes of dance .
Only if the parents are
.ble to provide transportati
for their children after
school may they in
any such activi tics. l-:ost
of the students must really
scamper at the close of
school in order to board
the bus home .
A high school of our own
is only a dream n0\'1', but
not for long l'i'e feel Gure .
A suggestion for
stumped for an idea of a Christ,.
mas gift for someone liTho has
"everything", give a course
By the time some of our
present fourth or even fift
graders are ready to enter
high school, ,.,.e feel sure
that they \'l'ill have one in
I
our own community for them.
!\lost people ,.,ho have at-
tended both lJigh sc:10ols
in small to,.,ris as \ieli as
those in large cities, ad-
mit that they found the
school spirit ijust as stran
if not stronger in the sm-
aller ones and felt that
they were able to get ruore
out of their high school
education in the smaller
less impersonal
have had heard a great
many comments and suggest-
ions on '"here Chugiak High
shbotld be located, and ,.,e
,.,ould like ,to' hear from
some of our readers in let-
ters that ,.,e might print.
HO\i about it?
For Prompt
in dancing lessons. Here is
a gift that will give the re-
cipient pleasure for the
of their life.
The phone number to call for
further informati on is H0- 2-
5125, for either of the tl'IO
studios.
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(Slicker, cont page 1 col 2)
not so dumb hilly-billy \'lho
saved the day for "Our Uell . "
'fhe audience lias in a oost
mood for the play
following a of olio
acts, featuring a hula by
Miss Vtcki Johnson, a 'cooic
duet by Jo Frankfourth and
Billy f.ioore and a hilly-billy
number \d th Bi 11 Lowe, .Joclcy
Scalia, Chuck Partin and ::.itti
Lowe.
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GET YOUR RESERVATIONS IN EARLY
2 Tractors & Loader at your Service
Ec Contra cti n Q Co.
RZ.\SON \BLE HOU.Rl.Y OR JOB RATES
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Nc r- ::::::m 301ll, 1960
C.: ;iCTIVITI.
CUUGLUC SCIIOOJ
Due to the fact that the stu-
dents of the Chugiak School
are all talting their six tv-eek
teste, :1lus the Thanksgiving
there uill be no
MOOSZ CALL THIS \teelt.
DCOK S:C?IOJii
GRO::nm
The fund for purchasing books
for the children's section
of tl1e Chugiak Library
tinucn to grot/ as contribut-
ions come in.
The latest contirbutor is
Besse s Deauty- Shop.
r:rn. Dorothy Jonrowe 4-text co
t:.:uGL\K SC:ZOOL i :oVIE
. . '
Frit:ay, Dec. 2nd. 7:30 pm
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in COLOR
wl r.

i
plus cartoon and Chapter 5
TG: .CUfJ':i'I2S RIDZ AGAIN
(Books)
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EXPANDED IIIGH.!AY
PROGR..li: i'.I-JTI CIP,'/ED
. On November 20, 1960, high-
. ,1ay construction projects John Vanover, of Eagle :liver is
recently ::nrarded and s in San Fransisco Califori:lia on
under c'ontract 'in ,aaska business. The operate
totalled over fourteen mil-:
1
, the hog ranch on the IIor.1es-tcad
lion dollars. . .. , " Road.
. .
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"This amount alone," said
tir .- .- G. Gardner, 1\ssist-
ant State :!igh\'/ay .Engineer
. "guarantees a big'!"!Start nex
spring; and tvhen coupled . ,,
with the many IJrO jects now
the final stages of design
aQd right of aqu,isi tion
\.ril'l t:rov ide a s_:>rirtg high-
- tvay unequalled in
Alaska's history."
Gardher pointed nhat
about one-half of the work
now under,coiltract will be
carrfed to cobJletion by
..
the Bureau of .ublic Roads
aS the states contractor ..
"',fter that, the Dureau wi 11
direGtly su_::>ervise only for-
est highway and _1ark service
projects, ' Federal Aid highw
way J rojects will be handled
by the Depurtnent of
,/orl}$ , throughits Division
of !I:i,gh\vays tl), th the Bureau .
of :ublic
the manner in tvhich the
eral funds ' are SJ end.
"The larae hc!;ghtvay. prograiJl
I .
now ready fo'r ... ,
comes at a timely .mom-
ent due :to in
.. .!.l'eder,a,l t
1
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w(lrl{p, ))rograms
next, '.' . d.
* *
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(Dutch) Halveroon vas
down from Fairbanks to s'end
Thanksgiving \V'i th b,is far.1ily
at mile 23.
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* *
Ed BeHringer of mile 23 is in
Juneau attending the of
the Alaska Game 'Board.. J;t-.
Bellringer is representing
Alaskan Air Command.
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_______ ....:.........___:. ____ .:.......u. : I, ..(
(hi gh,;rays)
in less than six months after
it assumed control on July 1 , .
1960
1
.haS been able j;O ShOt'/ I
such remarkable probress is
due mainly to the conbined ef-
forts of its em_.)loyecn in ev-
ery section of o'ur 0t.:.te.
Hightv-ay employees huve
ed long' hours under difficult
conditions to make u_, for the
lack of manpo\v-er.
11
r!e furt! .er
stated, Hif \le are to
secure the additional engin-
eers and technicians ue need,
Alaska can be aasurec1 of con-
tinuing high level of r1igll\lay
WOrft for m'any years to COfile.
11
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Mr . T _She_!' ad, ,
and. Chief 2ngineer of t,he .
- -==.:- 'tf 3tate Division cf
{ .: d r 11 _praised all ' of liis
. - f , t Division . "The fact that ' DUl' :JELLS!
..... u Q n re l _the Hightvay
DON IT
\V} its never too
too
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FIBERGLASS I NSUL:.TION
all sizes
and
insulating board
1 fi:[Jf];[ L\ hV


t rr:1 .. . \tL supp LY
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30, 1960

Cook Of The
Month
FQ.'1 I!CV ..!:i :nER

There does not live a cook
t'lho doesn't have favorite
cookie reci,e, and this one
Dorothy hao given us has many

Bt.Jl.IY.i'ZR DROP .

l i cup butter (oleo)
1 cup sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vaililla
2 cups sifted flour
.! tsp bakinc powder .
.! tsp salt
CREAll butter & sugar
ADD egg and
BEAT until fluffy
ADD sifted dry
}OX until smooth
by teaspoon onto lightly
greased cookie sheet
1
: ,.
&\Im at 400 5 8 minutes
YI.EtDS 4 cookies

CHOCOLATE:
ADD 2 melted un-
sweetened chocolate before
the dry ingreat>ats.
cnzn.1Y -coccnur:
ADD 1 CU) flalted coconut to
butter
TOP each cookie tfi th candied
cherry before
BECAN :
ADJ 1Jz CUJ finely cho!)ped
pecans to butter
may be substituted.)
This sounds like an icleal
recipe to use trhen r.Ja!cing those
8hristmas cookies.
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LAYxAWAY
. FOR .
FRIENDLY
TO i.ZZT
The Friendly Neighbor
club will meet tomorrow
night at 7:30pm at the
home of president Rusty
BeHringer.
Results of the Christ-
mas Bazaar will be discus-
sed and a committee sel-
ected to set up the college
t'lhich the money
had been raised for.
Also, a ne'" treasurer wi 1
be elected to fill the un-
expired post of Dee Stallar
\rho is resigning.
on the agenda are
plans for the children's
Christmas party and the
Christmas party for the mem-
bers and their husbands.
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HCliEIi.'.ICERS ='L:JJ UNUSUAL

The Chugiak Homemakers t'lill
meet at the home of Phyllis
Clart at mile tomorrot\1'
Thursday, Dec. 1st for a
potlulk luncheon.
The ladies are each to
bning a' dish
their favorite Christmas
recipe.
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UNZI-iPLOYJ.IBNT COMPENSATION
APPLICANTS -::r/1nNED
JUNEAU: The of
Alaska Security
program today reminded ap-
plicants for
compensation benefits they
must list their earnings
t'lhi le drawing ueekly insur-
ance checks.
I:errill E. :/eir, Direct-
or of the Labor Department
.Emp.loyment !>ecuri ty Divis-
ion,pointed out that when
the unemployed apply for
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The following ne\"1' have
been added to the Homestead
exchange during the month of
November.
DONALD A HAHN It0-2-5066'
J. C. \'/OMACK H0-2"':"5273
R.L. LANDRETH ; H0-2-5281
f.IALCOl--1 B. FORE H0-2-5333
LINDON \i. COX U();..2-5346
ROGER RIDDELL H0-2-5548
ANCHORAGE SIGN &
HQ-2-5493
Clip this column out and
it in the back of your
llatanusak Telephone l.s:::;ocat-
ion Directory.
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(Unemplo!f111ent)
jobeless benefits, they trust
truthfully state whether they
have had an income for the
period they were unecployed.
liisstatements subject the a p-
plicants to legal action,
loss of their benefits for
six months and over-paycents
must be repaid.
Robert L i.nderson, Chief
of the Benefits Section tltat
handles for un-
employment insurance for soce
20,000 persons annually, says
it is not"l' difficult to <!e-
fraud the unemployment com-
pensation fund and get a\Tay
t"li th it.
11
\ie catch u :., t1i th
them sooner or later," be
said.
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CARDS and
GIFT & RIBDON
Gorrotnes
1960
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(Assenblies of God)
Rev. :::lernc.rd ll . , PASTO
Sunday Gchool . lO:OOam
fiorninG .:orship 11 :OOam
Evangelistic Serv . 7:30pm
Bible Ctudy prayer meeting
. :ted 7:30pm
Christ
1
s .t\mbassadors, (Young
People.Fri . 7:30pm
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CHUQiti!: 3T. Is
Religion Classes
. Beam' s home
Fridays 4:00pm
ADVANC.::D, Chugiak .:<cpublican
Clubhouce, J ayhawlc Jri ve
Caturdays 9:00am
1st Conmunion, club-
houce . lO:OOam
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FIRST. Dl.PTIST CHURCll
llile 14 Eagle Rive
Rev. E .C. Chron l:INISTE
Sunday 3chool 9:45 am
:Iorship , .11:00 am
pm
EveninG ::orshi p 7 :30 pm
Prayvr meeting
7:30pm
The 4t.J :.'ednesday of each mon
th the follO\Iing groups
ncet at 7:30 pm

SUflu::d\nS
:JOI.:]!' s UNION
I !EN
1
S DROTIIERIIOOD
Nursery open during services.
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DIRCif./GOD D.t'.PTIST c:IURCH
Rev. Frank 1-:iller PASTOR
Sunday .School lO:OOa
llornint; './orship 11 :OOa
PrayeD Gervice Tues 7:30p
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LATTZ:l "JLY s;.I NTS
Sunday .Schoo 1. ... . 9 :00
Civil ::>cfense C:.uonset Hut
i:ile 201k

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CO.R.Sl.GES
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mile
PI- 5-4056 _ ,
COJ.l?lUNITY B.\?l'IST CHURCH
Rev. Paul Hughes PASTOR
Sunday School lO:OO a
r.:orning './orship 11:00 am
Young People 6:30 pm
Egening :/orship 7:30 pm
ttednesday Prayer meeting
. .. .. .,7:30 pm
,/omen's \iOrkshop, Thursday
2:00 pm
Crusaders, Thursday 4:00 pm
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c:mGIAK r:zm:.mrm- c:m:1cu
Rev. :Jayne Ilull PASTOR
Sunday School . , . ,,lO:OO ar
llorning :!orship 11:00 am
. . . . . 2 : 30 pm
JR. CIIOia, Thurs . 3:34pm
Sr. Choir, Thurs 7:30pm
lst Thurs 8:00pm
CHRISTI;lN C!L\PEL
Don Smith EVl'JlGELIST
Bible School lO:OO am
\/orship & Lord's 3upper
11:00 am
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Er-:?>IANUEL
Rev Joseph Overy PASTOR
Sunday School lO:OO am
:!orship 11:00 am
Evening '.!orship 7:30 pm
Bible Study, :Jed 7:30 pm
, Adult rlible 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 t han 6:00 pm on I:onday
of eqch \ieelt .
This also applies to any
special , notices on
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FAIRBANKS
TO DELIVER BAPTisr

The Rev . Short, who is
visiting in this area
from Fairbanks \Y'ill del-
iver the sermon at the
Birchwood Baptist Church
this Sunday.
Rev. E. C. Chron, l'lho
has served as minister
at the Bapt$st Church
is leaving and his re-
placement has not yet
been selected.
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CAR IIITS SCHOOL
BUS
One of the buses of the Chug-
iak school was struclt by a
lZar last t'lednesday, \V'hen
it
1
s way to pick up a loacl.
of children in the Eagle Riv-
er Area.
The bus, \vhich \iaS ' driven
by Jim Lake, of S\ianee Slo:>es,
\tas empty with the exception
of the driver at the time of
the accident.
The driver of the other car,
\Y'ho is ider..tified only as a
Hughes had j us t emer ged
from the side road at mile
18 and had not seen the bus
due to frosted windo\iS of
his car.
Damage to the bus was slight .
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OBEDIENCE TRAINING
TO HOLD GRADUATIOfl
The obedience training dlasses
wkich kaYe been conducted
eqch Sunday at the Carnival
!lall will hold their graduat-
ion services on December llD
at 2pm.
Each dog \V'i 11 be required
to go through the obedience
routine bemore the certifiaa.te
will be presented.
Also there will be
awards for the top students.
Follovling the graduation
services there 11ill be a "fud
Obedience Trial", for \'lhich
ribbons and trophies will be
awarded, but which will not
1count toward any certificates.
trials are not lini ted
to graduates of the class,. but
may be entered by any dog
obedience training.
The public is invited and
no admission lvill be charged.
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NOVZI:DER 301:1, 1D60
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Sc9ut i'n
1n

DEN DCii:! !.>:
DZN
JJ
1r r:onday,...' 4-5pt;l
I:.rs.
DEN #
3
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Frida.yc G:pm
I irs . 1'owne
DEN # 4: .Thursdays 4-5p:n
i:.rs.
DEN# 5: Gat1.1rcluys 1:0v
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J.lrs. liohnson
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DEN # 6: Thu.rsC.ay
1
s 6:30pm
lirs. Jones
DEN # 8: r.:::,.nqay.s 4-5pm
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,\irecks)
Uells \'las thho;m fror.t the
car and suffered i1ead in-
juries. He \/as j;o
the 50401!! .ur Force Ilosp-
itai by Chick of
the Chugiru< Vol. Co.
)n his private car.
The dr:.Yer of the
car \'IUS uninjured.
Both cars suffcl..ed con-
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CBA TO PAY FOR
' LABOR ...
The of Jirectors of
the Chugiak t
iation at last meet-
ing th::tt there
\'las suffici{';nt funds to
pay off a!l lab-
(school movie)
.,
to sh0\'1 up. In one instance a
teacher remained at the school
until 10;30 pm with one of the
children, \'laiting tor the par-
ents. The movie was over
ly after nine o'clock.
Charles Harriman of the
school movie committee said tl1at
if this. situation continues it
maybe necessary to discontinue
showing movj_es at the
She regretad that it wG,nld
amount penalizing ;he entire
community' for the lack of con-
sideration of a few, but unless
the matter is
\'lill be no other alternative.
She urges all to
' on hand this Friday, to pick
up children by 9:15 at
the latest.
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EAGLE !JILL
SCENE 'OF 'F.'lO :r..2CI\S
.. or from the CarniYal, ;
and. !or this \Ji. ll be-i !-.AIL
YCUrt CIlRI3Ti:.;s PACI<::.GZG
E...t<LY
Eagle -River :1i!l \1as once
again ::;pot on
the Glenn !!ic!u1ay as
separate wrcc!ce brought -the
Chugiak Volunteer Fire Cor.t-
pany to the cccne.
On 22nd, a Ford
Ranchero ::;!dG.ded on the icy
road anrl l?.ft the rHgh,ra.y
in the mail this \'leek ..
board also "vted t(\
pay:all current bills.
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SCHOOL. I :CVIE PODBS

into l-iearlow ' T!1c .... ,:..'.cll pl:oblem
a boulder and rollil.c; over. accompaz:d os the l'.lhm1ing of.
The accurk,ntc; \1e::-lmninjure 'mo;ies at th..) Chugiak
but dar.tage, lfas -'! is once more aris- .
done to the car. '; ng 1 t h __ ; y :r>aren 5 h' o
I:embers of the Chugiak fail to p:t.ck up t!1eir chi
Fire Co. directed t::-affic a";; ren the
the sceneo , sho'; is ovex. .
EJn November 25Lt, at 9:52pm A-t lc.nt morie at t.hc
a Duick dl"jvcn by Clive::- school several of the ad-
:'lells of Anc:10rage ui ts pre:sent .:finally had
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CLASSI
LOC1\L DOCTOR TRAJ."JELIIJG
IN SOUTH 48
In a recent letter receiv-
ed from Doctoj' f.;arshall
A Simpson, he tell us t::c.t
he has been doing much
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'fhe petition rcc)cst.in .... that
additional
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and plt.nc for a h.ig!: schoQl
he the ne:-:t j
budget l.S no1r c:t!ci ng the l
rounc1s of the com:nt..1i ty and
1dll be to Goven-
nor Zgan by tllc1 1mV. cf the ' r
\ieek. , .
Jack .::Jte1r<:.rt, PT.t'.. 1
President, i1ns requc;;.;tcd tbat I
anyone who not a,Sl:.. ,
ed to sign the pctiti.on and
desires to do
her at II0-2-0312.
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The Chugiak 11layers 1rill
not hold any norc r.1cetings
this year.
The g:-oup \till ::1cet again
on the first ':Ilursd:1y of
1961 at the c:lUg1 ale
ist Church
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FOR SALE i:ISCELLAN.
FOR SALE: Boys English racer
bike. used 2 months. Dest Off
er. AlliiSTRONG, II0-2-520
FO.R ;3ALE: 18
11
lhll Chain
(used) $50. Fred
H0-2-5313
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Zvcnings.
FOR SA."BE.: ;;!,\ "i: GR,UrJ /;.ND
RTJS3BLL ODERG
1-li :;.e 21V2 lJ0-2-5292
SERVICES
and tl,at :.e and his
family have been having a
very vacation. .
The Sim ... 1sons have been
bining budiness and pleasure ,
vacationing 'v-hile the Doctor
has attended several meetincs
aud conferences .
Dr. Simpcon told us that '
whi lc- in :lilmington Delel\'"are
he been doing research in
the l.i b:-ary of the Dele1tare
Academy of I-:edicine; a lib.-
rary stocked with re-
ce.1t aquisi tions \ihioh he has
informative.
He has also had the oppor-
tunity to attend the I;edical
News Rad!i>o Broadcasn which :
originates fi'Om PhilAdelphia '
.\lso and 1v-hich is on_ a tliO *ay
and alterations. .l l so that physicians
3amples Avallagle. Ethel' in ct.n have an
r,;c,.J.list':!r r.:ilc 131,2 II0-2-5341 mediate reply to their quest-
- _____ - ________ -I ions. Dr. Simpson said that
(!;1R.B:iGZ coal. \iOod
gravr.L , tot;soil. hau 1-
COUNTRY
COMPANY
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form letters
tickets programs !llus-
ml.'i::erial.
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Courier ii0-2-5544
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EAGI.,E IE VER CGURT
1.0
he found the discussions abo::-
out afibrinogenemia and ster-
oid therapy most educational
and informative.
The Dr. attended some very
"interes-:.ing clinice-patholoG-
ical cvnfe:.ences hy the medi-
cal Stafl's of the Deleliard
Hospital and the i!ilmington
Memorial Hospital.
This week he is at'tending
the Slinicc.l meeting of the
,\mcrican :-ledical Association.
. Dr.. and his family
to return to Alaska
on the scheduled date and
liill be in their home on
December th-:: 5!ll, at \ihich
"Li.l :-esume his prac-
tice.
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TO DP.ING YOU INS':'RU<.:T!ON IN ALL 'fYFES OF DANCE
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