No.

29
LITTLE LEAUG ERs
TO BE FETED
of the Chugiak Little
League Baseball Team will be
treated to a dinner on Thurs-
day 27tb at 7:30 pm as
the ' gqests of their sponsors
1-fr . arid l>lrs. Tom Slanker .
. The ainner will be held at
the INN OF 'l'HE ARCTIC
at mile 18 3j4. ' .
dt the players are
welcome to attend. The
cost of the dinners . are il.9
a plate for a complete chic-
ken dinner.
will be the highlight
of tlie season for these boys
and the parents are urged
to attend to share this mom-
ent with their sons.
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RU!lliAGE SALE BEGINS
FRIDAY .
The rummage sale, to be held
by the members of the
ladies Auxiliary will begin
Friday morning at 10 am at
the Hall. This sale will
run for three days, the 28tb
thru the 30lli, beginning at
10 am each day and lasting
until 8 pm. ,
f\.1rs . Bruce RobinsoQ. of the
announced that many
items had been donated by
merchants in Anchorage (most-
ly children's clothes). These
will probably be the first to
go, so anyone interested had
better be there early.
'l'here will also be a large
selection of potted house
plants for sale . Most of
these plants had been pre-
pared and donated to the aux-
iliary by !Irs . Guy Johnson
of mile 22.
Boxes of rummage have also
been donated by Val Whiteman,
Deputy Chief of Staff 9f the
Alaska Auxiliary of the VF\'1.
The goal of the auxiliary
is to raise money to purchase
(cont page 6 col 2)
WEDNESDAY, August 26tb 1959 CHUGIAK - 10
SHOPPING CENTER UNDER
NE'.'l l-iANAGE:-ENT
Mrs. O. J. (Ella Mae} f\1c-
Gann announced that they
have sold their Eagle
ihver Shopping Center and
will soon leave for their
homestead on the. Sterling
Highway, which will now
be their permanent home.
has been down there
every week this summer
getting things ready.
The McGanns plan to op-
erate a retreat for sport-
smen and vacationers, with
trailer space, cabins,
store, cafe etc. This
should prove an ideal lo-
cation for such an under-
taking with 1ts
the wonderful hunting,
fishing and clam digging
of that area.
The new proprietors of
the Shopping Center are
fli.r. and Hrs. Jim Bradley
recently of Spenard and
originally from Idaho.
Ella i-lae wishes everyone
to know that the Bradleys
intend to continue
ning the store in the
same manner as did the
McGanns and will offer th
same fine service . She
hopes that all of their
friends and customers wil
continue to patronize the
store and make the Bradley
welcome to our community.
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CBA DONATES TO PHN
After a review of the mea-
ger receipts from the Car-
iva! of last month,
Chugiak Benefit Associatio
was able to allocate
dollars to the Public Heal
th Nurse. This, along
with the $50 dollars don-
ated by the VFI'l earlier
in the month, leaves the
fund just dollars
short of the $200 dollars
that will carry it until
(cont page 6 col 3)
MCDOW::LLS TO
PUBLISH HOMER
NEWSPA-PER
James and HaPie HcDowell
founders and former pub-
lishers of the Ki'JIK Aml
COURIER, have moved to
Homer Alaska where they
plan to publish a com-
panion newspaper to the
Knik Arm Courier .
The first issue of
this cul led the
INLET COURIER, was publish-
ed on August 19th.
The Inlet Courier, like
it's counterpart in
will be a weekly and in many
ways and features i t wi ll
resemble it's "lister" pUb
lication.

NE'.7 SERVICE STATION
TO OPEN
A complete service station
will be _added to the gas
pumps at Far North Service
at mile 14.
This new service will be
officially opened this com-
ming weekend. Tom Slanker,.
proprietor of Far North
is offering many specials
. .
honor of the grand open-
ing and intends to feature
weekend specials as a reg-
ular policy;
This service station with
complete automotive maint-
enance available is but an-
other of the enterprises
that Slanker operates
at his mile .14 location.
To date he has operated
the Far North Trailer Court
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the fuel delivery and real .
estate brokerage. .;t>
ARE
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Learn the
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new drivers respon-
,;;ibili ty law . . Efecti ve Sept 1.
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August 26U!, 1959
THE KNIK
1
HARRINf (Rusty)BELLrtiNGER
EDITOR & PUBLISHER
PUblished every Wednesdayii
CHUGIAK, ALASKA
* EsT A B L I 8 H. E D
i n 1958 by James & Marie
l;icDowell of
Subscription Rates:
$
1

25
per quarter (13 weeks
to your adsress .
For NEW'S OR 1\DS, CALL
H0-2-5275
H0-2-5500
Ads . or subscription appli-
cations may be left at
l.fOOSZ:1CRN Trading Post
DEADLINE FOR: '
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(New addition)
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to publish a newspaper,
and the first edition of
the '
11
1NLET
11
looks every
bit as polished as the pap-
er you are reading now.
The similiarity is there
in many ways. The I"icDow-
ells intend to print the
news accurately and honest-
ly in Homer just as they
did in community; and
I sincerely hope the people
of Homer will givo .them the
same encouragement and co-
operation that the
in 'chugiak liavc shown the
Knik tJm COURIER, both whil
the McDowells were publish-
ing it and since they have
left. *******
TO PROVIDE
BAKED GOOD>'S . . ....
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Although it has been open
less than tvo veeks, the
INN OF THE ARCTIC :t-100N is
becoming one of the
most popular dining spots
in our conununity.
Located on a grassy hill
with a breath-taking view
of the inlet and Mt. McKin-
ley, the INN lives up in
every way to its romantic
name.
The proprietors, Dick
and Barbara Brawner have
the Inn after.thc
feshion of a charming home.
:!arm, nntural log and wood
paneled walls arc hung with
lithographs dep!'cting scenes
Noon on Mondays
6 prn Tucs'days
****""** I
The Republican women of Chu
of yeo.rs gone by; whil\:!
. giak are to bake knik-knak shelfs and lev-
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cookies and donuts to be
served free at.the rtcpublic ely pine hutch bear antique
and heirloom curios. On
A N"'t'' .. nDITION TO THE FAMIL an information booth at the
11
.1-1 JUt wJ the bookshelfs are we
. . State Fair, next month. . (cont page
6
col 1)
This week we really Senator Coghill from Ncn-
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like strutting and pass
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ng anna w;ll be present at the
.. 19tll f ...
out cigars. On the
0
booth during the Fair to aa-
August, 1959 the swer any questions. '
younger sister came
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nto Ther.e has been some inter-
the world. est shown n
,James and Marie McDowell' local chapter of RZPUBr..ICAN
after helping set this pap- '.'!CMEN. !VII's. Dorothy Steeby
er firmly on its feet have has requested that any lad-
gone to Homer to. put. out ies who arc members of the
a companion publ1cat1on, Republican Party and arc in-
' the INLET. COURIER. . terested in such a group to
Anyone looldng at a copy call her at H0-2-5205
1
for
of the INLET CCURIER, will further information.
see the family rcscmblence
immediately . However the
"INLzrru looks quite a bit
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uiffcrent from PALMER Oen h"' . t
rt addition of the J-. ALASKA , , .. : . . e. a r e : !
'Jim and t-1arie were able to ..
profit from all the trials PI-
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and tr;bulations that beset ........ -.---------- I
TBURS & FRI Aug 27-28 S'TURD'Y A 29th
us when we first. attempted
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(next col) ?('<:1!. Dun Do.iley . PJTWR
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M i lfl n (f; s, (lJ 1t e i I OF u. D. T. i\l :1al t .. . Technical
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J!. . . ;" 'ptf@B!(I'j
' .. THE CLOTHING STORE
AT
YOUR DOOR
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Eulalia _Davia. Rep.
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Donald O'Connor &
Tije Talking Mule
Ann Buxt e
f3 p e c i a 1 Big Show Every Sc:lturday Night


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'PAQE.
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(! IG.i:t .... c.:a.3L Lt\sse:nblies J BIRCH\'JOOD BAPTIST t.ISSION I
of God) , SUNDAY.School lO:OOam
SundaY School. . 710:6t) a dorning Worship ll:OOam
r:orning .. orshi; ... 11: 00 a
Ambassadors, Young

eople ...... 6:30pm
Dible & ?rayer meeting
.'ed.-1esday ... 7:30pm
iorkers 'i'raining Course
.:.. i ble ,;octrines
C:IUGIAIC !-.ETHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Hall Minister
Sunday school .. lO:OOam
f.Iorning . 11: OOam
Friday ...... 7:30pm
..........
CHUGIAK ST. S
for Catechism
classes ... Aug 1:00pm
to 3: 001)m . ..
. .<iver CD '!ut
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CHRISTIAN

BAPTIST C:EJQC;J J:l. 1 3L
14 .. .,EAGLE RIVER Joseph 'vvery . Pastor
.... . C. C' lR(N Sunday School. ... lO:OOam
Sunday school.. 9: 45aqt Morning .. 11: OOam
!iorning "lorship . ll:OOam Evening worship .
B.T.U l ..... 6:30pm Tuesday morning prayer meet
3vening worship 7:30pm ing & .Oible Study.ll: QO
:'Jed. prayer meeting. 7:30pm Youth Fellor1ship .
The 4!.!! ./ed. of each Glonth Friday .. : ..... 7:30
following groups meet at...
........... 7:30pm
GirtLS AUXILV A(Y
SUNB:Z,;J . S
iVObZN S 1 !ISS! i.JNICW
I- ...;N I s 3 (C)T:-iZ ,,ICQD
Nurseru open during services

COt..ii ;UNITY BAPTIST C:IJt<Ca
Rev. Paul . ' . !-Iughes Pastor

Suhday School .. lO:OOam
Young ?eople ... 6:30pm
Evening \7orshi (> 7: 30pm
J.>rayer meeting
....... .. .... 7: 30pm
C!'usaders, Thursday, afternoon
.. , .. : . 4 : 30pm

::rT.;:; \ Y, UJ
T !IS SUNDAY

JAY SAINTS
Sunday School . l0:30am
(Candle Light tnn, i::ile 22*

REV.'HALL TO
Reverand Hall the regular
minister of the Chugiak
llethodist ChDnch wil! re-
turn on September 1
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ALTAR SCCIZTY
OP.i<'ICE!{S
The Catholic Ladies Altar
.Society met at the home of
Lucille Shooshanian on Tues
at which time the
newly elected officers uere
installed
Rev. Paul Linssen S.J.
was the guest of the uoc-
iety and a \vonder-
ful program of colored slides
taken on his travels to var-
ious missions in Northwest
Alaska. J C
for atech-
ism classes will be held
(cont page 6 col 1.)
j.UGUST 26ill ; 959
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Sa me: F, N E, F P:' EN D L Y, ATMOS !'fiE RE
Q roC e r I e S . . : . d ry Q 0 0 d 5 .. ... SUn d r t e S .. ; and
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drive-in packog:e store
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16ST 26!!:!, 1959
t
( .. ltnr Se e . c vnt 4
col. 3)
(insect bites)
earlier this month.
to nurse cont
The bites page
1
col
2
)
he 1st of It
is hoped that some other
community organization
will come forth with the
became infected and when
penecillin failed to clear
thing up, minor surgery had
to be resorted to.
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on 29th. at 'the
le ihver C. D . iut from lpm
t o 3 pm only. :,ny parents
t'C"'enro ll children
arc asked to do so at this
time . For further inform-
ation, call !-iario Zib, at (Rummage Sale cont page col 1)
H0-2-5325 . medical and sick room supplies
'fhcre is a of to be available for loan when-
volunteers t o teach these ever they may be needed within
Y
oun,...sters, s o a call f or th . t
o . . e commun1. y.
1.s be1.ng put : .or- Rummage will be accepted at
th. Any J.ntercsted p.drtl.es the VFW hall at any time during
are requ ested t o call 't-lrs. the sale' so. anyone has . not
Zib at the ab? v e numb:r et made their donation, it is
No further 1.nformat1. on as t
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t
. ll h . . not oo a e.
t o when Wl. . At their meeting on Tuesday
can be determ1.ned unt
1
l re- A t the ladies Of the .
t t
h l te 1 ugus
(5is ra 1 0 l.S c omp e c . Auxiliary elected Hrs. James
******* '
Polyefko to s erve as treasurer .
*******
in
c ont pa,...e 2 c ol 3)
0
LETTER TO TilE .ZDITOR:
read vol umes of old favorit Uhen we asked for s u{;gestions
cs . for a nick-name for the State
remainder of the 1.10ney.
****"'**
,NYLONS RZQUESTED
Old , t or'.:l nylon s tock-
ings have been
by the ladies of the
Fr iendly Neighbor Club.
These will need
all the old nylons they
can get to s tuff toy an-
imals that they will be
maki n g for the Char:!. ty
Bazaar which they plan
to hold
t o r a i Ge r.:oney f or the
publi c Health Nurs e .
Any l a dies i n the com-
r..uni t :r wh o ElVe a ny hose
t o may do so
by c on t actft. J1t; a ny member
o f the FHIBi'4DLY NEIGHBOR
Dining is of c ourse, by of Alaska a couple of weeks ago,
candle liGht and s oft music we received one from a'n unexpec CLUB or by c a lling the
fr om a hi-fi provides t'1e ted s ource . Th e f oll owing is KNIK AR:>l COURIER, H0 ..
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perfect f or a an excerpt f rom a l e tter r c c- 5
275

pleasant eveninb . _ eived f rom t-ir. R, J' !licks of 1-- --------;.,..----...---
The food, as one would ex Paso .1obles Calif. ; j \ , E.' -
pect in such a lovelyi place . . was interested to read _ _ ....., .. , ': 1
t::d I l"f( Dna\, '
ill , ,-u u IHJir
ties . terri tory pardon me ,
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es, which make dining out nick-name s ince the Texas CEdENT LU:lE . llADOHS TOOLS
something that need not be people ,appr.opriated the name IUXER RENTAL CONCn.ETE PIER
reserved for some special of Lone S'G_c.r State, prid- ,' . COLORED PATIO STOHES
occasion, but a pleasure ed themselvPs on t he 8 am to "? pm.- J.file
that can be indulged in largest in a nd the gr e at- HO-o:2-5180
whenever the mood strikes. e s t . in ever y t hing and eli spar- \Wi.:R\JJ._l: fE
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PETERS CREEK r.;AN VICTIH ( cont 'page 12 col - : l' Con(.. ret. e P .. _ . !NtdLI
OF INSECT BITES . y--- _ IJ. _ -., ..:_ :,_ __ __;
Sterl ing "Bud" ::haley was
severly bitten by insects
(probably "white socka
11
)
when on an camp-
out with the cub scQuts
(next col. J
!JORTH BIRCHYIOOD T '"lOP RD o .1 mile f r om Carnival
S T ATE S I D.E P R I C E S !
26U!, 1959
P!.GE 7
4H NE'.1S:
Seven girls of the 4H sew-
ing group are planning to
model clothes at the State
Fair next They wil
be:
CO?>INUNITY CLUB TO HOLD
\10RK PICNIC
laembers of the Peters
Creek Community Club arc
reminded of the work _pic-
HRS. LE?>iKE HOSPIT:iliiZED
?>1rs. Fred Lemke hus
entered the Valley -Hospital
f or observation. _
The Lemkes live in the
Fire Luke Area and Mr. Lem-
ke is employed by Sallye's
Fire Lake Lodge.
Sandra Sfbeby
Eileen Newton
Sue Carter
Sandra Fetrow
Thersa Pyles
Pamela t.tajors
Linda Robinson
All girls arc remin
ed t o turn in their
books by Thursday in
to receive thei
4H pin.
The State review
will be on Friday. at
8 pm. All girls who
have attended at leas
six meeting arc elig-
ible.
As a wind-up to
their summer
the sewing group wiLl
go t o fillchorage
see "THE BIG CIRCUS"
sometime around the
1st 0f September.
There were nine mem
bers prosent at the l
meeting of August 24!b l
aiong with two guests,.
Linda Tofson and I
\:Janda Kennicott. i
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CHILD'S FOOT IS
HEALED ;.
r
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nic that will be held this
Sunday ( ;.ugust 30t!!) at 2pm
at the
The club will once again
furnish the wriiners, ctcl
All members arc requested
not to f orget their ham-
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CHECK YOUR LUCKY NUt.ffiER
AT
FIRE L/JCE SERVICE
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MUTUAl fUNOS Fll I
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StfAI'iES.
A mutual fund designed for
income ana capital gains
posibilities from invest-
ment in common stocks of
some 100 of America's bus-
iness enterprises .

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C AN
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A. U. S. incorporated
mutual fund for i nvest ment
in the l ong-term growth
potential of Canada.
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Three year old !ofary f -=
Gail Robinson who suf '
fered a crushed foot
,; ,
, Jfi BULLOCK

: S Q:. CORRTi($ ...

when she became cau-
ght in of the
Carnival Hall last
month is _complctely
healed and is
more able t o walk.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Larry vf mile
23 celebrated his ninth
birthday last week.
The Laukat and the
Hodge children attend-
ed as guests and en-
joyed the customary
games ana refreshments
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VF.'l !.USIL!J.RY
S.'J.E mGUST,
28!P, 29Ul _and 30Ul
.
lOam to 8 pm datty
( . __ .... fU HD
. . ;.;- fund invest-
. J..ng "c;ro\vth" stocks
selected for their pos-
sibilities for gain in
value over tne years .
f . 1 ' .
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fi. "balanced" mutdal furld ,.
investin" in common
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stocks, preferred stocks

... and bonds.

For a free bovklet-prospcctus on any of these mutual funds
just mail thQ coupon below t o your investment dealer. or t o
13ROWN, MADE IR-A 0 CO
SPECI!.LIZING li-l INVESTHENT FUNDS
One \'lull Street New Yor.k 5, N . Y.
R.EGISTZRZD ......... ROBERT L. VEACH
Box 292, lillchorage Gen. Del . Chugiak H0-2-5340
t ' '
(Comings & Goings)
l
The will at
the Chugiak School th1s
year. *******
) Jim Stegnor is .. at
1
McGunns Happy Valley Acres,
j guiding hunting parties.
!1ts_ .. E ... .. the fol.: .. _r
Muryd.ith
1
.'/cst who t .:>'.lght at
the Chugiuk School last year
is once again at Swnnnee Sl-
opes. Mrs. Bccmnn just re-
cently returned rom Polly
Creek, where she and her hus-
band operated a fishing site/
She will remain at Swann9c
Slopes for the duration of
the hunting season, while her
a registared guide
tnkes out hunting pnrties . '
At the close of the soason,
the plan to go
in the Alaska
where they !fill b-Jlld a cabin
nnd operntc a trap-linw.
*******
Iir . and ?-Irs. Howard DeSpain
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.t-iiss Ann Schwnlen, of
Salem Oregon has arrived to
teach at the Chugiak school
.t-liss Schwall en drove up,
accompanied by her pnrents,
who will fly buck. Miss
Schwallen is new to the
state, never having taught
Alaska before .
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t.nother ne\'1 teacher arri vcd
this past week. _Miss Lor-
rctta Eensing, who has tran
sferred here from Ft. Yukon
Miss Lensing spent the sum-
mer visiting the mid-west
states and will nakc her
home at Sw.:.mnec Slopes .

have returne-d to S\1annee Clnre "Grnmps" !-1cDowell has
Slopes after a summer spent left for a spot on the Den-
vacationing in !olinncsotu. ali Highway, 60 miles from
'.lith them c ame I>lrs . DeSpain
1
s Puxtons, where h e will . mnn-
parents f-ir . & Otto Olson age n hunturs camp. .'. trac
visiting at Swannec Slo tor with trailers nnd sleds
Pl.GE 8
(Comings & Goings)
bou country. ',"Ji th him
\1ill be "Buck" Buxton,
who will operate the cat
oth9r equipment, while
"Gramps " will sec to the
comfort of the hunters

The Paul Curtis ' have fin-
ally noved back into their
home at mile after what
resembled a game of musinl
chairs. the Curtis'
were living at Tik, they
had been renting their home
to xs. Bessie Stevens .
They had to li vc at the
Candlelight Inn until Mrs .
Stevens found nnothcr place
to live. She solved this
by purchnsing a house belong-
ing to Chas . Carter at mile
The only catch wus
that the Frisby's who had
b0en renting the Carter
house had to find another
home. The swithh was mnde
lust week und everyone
seems to be satisfactorly
settled

YOUNGSTZRS STRICKEN
Three year old Ginger
Hackey :md her uncle
nine year ol d Larry both
pes, the Oloons celebrated will be operated to take th nre recovering from at-
their 37111 wedding anniversary hunters back into the Cari- tacks of hepntitus, They
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RO L L E. SHE ET S
s
' FOR D Z E P & S H f, L L 0 '.'JELLS
TOOL
cement mixers sandcrs . ,
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GLE RIYER HARDWARE

ishers .. etc.
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For her final week with
us
1
offers us her
favorite for hot
rolls.
CRAYO.NS
LUNCHBOXES
. ...
( c vok)
, ADD sugar, s a lt _and about
half the fl our.
BEAT 2 minut.es
ADD egg &
ually beat in
until smooth. Co-
ver w/damp cloth, place
:ln refrigerator.
PUNCH do\m occasionally as
dough rises in rcfrig.
Ab; ut 2 hours befor e bakin
cut off amount needed &
PAGE 9 .
(cook)
dotigh to
refrigerator.
SHAPE into rolls & place on
greased baking .
COVER let rise
t o 2 hrs.
HEAT oven to 400 (mod)
BAKE 12. to 15 minutes.
Makes 4 doz mad rolls t otal
but lasts well in refrig.
so make only as many as you
will need.

TE:ACJfCI<S
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PZNCIL BOXilS L . .
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Au.gust 26111, 1959
.A. SCO tllT ...
111M!

DEN DOIN'S
#3 met at the home of
Ryan Straight. Ryan showed
the boys his shell collectio
after which they played game
The next meeting will be
ht the home of Den mother
!-irs . Towne .
DEN # 9 met on /1ugust 18th
the home of Den mother
1-J-s . The boys enjoy
ed a songfest and then, in-
dulged in gymnastics. The
next meeting will be on Sept.
8th at Hrs. Whalcys .
(scouting)
her 9111 Birthday.
The troop has two new,
members: I.;inda King .:-.nd
LaVonne Jones. The next
:::eeting will be on Sept.
lth, at l-lrs. Stepliens'.

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SISTERS SHARE BIRTlJD.:.Y
PARTY
Maxie Rae Bcllringer and
her sister Margie shared
a party last Fri-
day at their home. The
day was actually Hurgies
Birthday, but }-iaxie, whose
birthday was last April
had not been able t o have
a party, so she had it at
this -time although a bit
belated. Zach little girl
had her own playmates as
guests, so in all there
#6 Hct at the home of
Freddie :.rndt. of sk-
ill were played, followed
by refreshments. The next
meeting will be on Sept . 8111
0t the home of Den I-lother,
Jllrs . Kruscavage
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There '"will be arf' Adult
Lenders (new name for
committeemen) meeting on
August 31st at 8 pm at the
home of Bill Stephens
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The theme for September
will be HOBDIES and PETS
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BRO''/NIE TROOP #56 met on
Friday, J.ugust 21st at the
home of their leader 1-trs .
Stephens, where they help-
ed one of their members,
Becky i'lhaley celebrate
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(bix:thday)
were over twenty guests
not including mothers and
an occasional baby brother
and sister.
The y oungsters played
traditional party
0
ames
and enjoyed cake, kool-
ade and candy favors.
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LIBRARY BOARD CHOSEN
At a meeting last Friday,
at the Chugiak Public
Library a group . was cho-
sen to serve as a board.
The new board consists
of: Paul Swanson,
Kirk, , Dorothy Jonrowe
Betsey :t>1ickey and Leslie
.Ray. lndy Kirk will serve
as chariman of the board.
This group will meet the
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1NSTRUC1' IONS FOR KEEPING
FLO:'/ERS TO BE EXHIBITED
,\T T .IE .\L.\SK.\ STATP.. FAIR
(reprinted from the Knik
Arm Courier, Aug 28, '58)
' (flower preparation) (Letter)
PAGE 12
flowers: rrthe Pole Star was directly
Crush stems with a hammer overijead and right in the
and put in deep water and center of the night sky all
let stand for two hours the time.
before arranging. Then too, the Pole Star
t-lums: has always been the most im-
Cne teaspoon clorox in poetant star in the heavens
one quart of water in the as a guide for navigators
vase will keep the flowers since the beginning of his-
for from ten days to two
1
tory and altogether a fitting
weeks . land descriptive name for
1
.'/hile these instructions !Alaska.
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are for r.tr . Hicks visited
fl"owers 'to be '
They should prove of use to!Alaska_in and spent
h t !some Chugiak.
anyone o preserve
a lovely boquet for the *******
maximum time.
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SHOTS HELP RBSIST HEPATTUS
Not all flowertl need to be
treated, for many !ceep well
in fresh water. The form- ,Anyone who has been exposed
(letter to the 3ditor,
ulas given below are for .to somehne suffering from
cont page 6 col 2) h d t
those you wish to keep for hepatitus, or as runk wa -
more than a few days, or I just don't know how to er from a questionable source,
for those that have to be fig . .ne the connection, but should see their doctor and
revived before they can be it is that the THE POLE :request shots of GAIlJ.i,i. GOB-
shown. All treatraent should! STATZ would be a name IULIN, hile this is not a
be given DEFORE the long the Lone St a r,
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sure preventative of the di e -
period of keeping in deep Als o, it is fcry e a se, it helps the body in
water. te too, as l so often ob... jwarding off virus infections.
'.i'he flowers should be kept s e rv('O wt.i le I r:a s U}l there (cont. page I3 col 3)
out of draft and in a darlc \nc.xi C,9_1, )_ --- -- _ _
place for the soaking or -- -
treatment period, Amarylli s , (\ rc: t
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teaspoon of peppermint ex- ,
iY.a of wat- f!\O
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of t
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Sear stems and place in 1
deep water. , OPEth 6 AM to 10 PM .. . SERVING BREAKFJ\ST, .
and ot or woody stem \ DINNERS, C LnSEI'
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ONCE A
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'-..... N. F. TIZNSVOLD HO- ).._
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AUG 261ll
,, 4H Farming group
FRIENDLY Nt!:IGIIBORS,
sons, 7:30 pm.
Tof-
NC T i .. R Y
GRACE T MRRO 11ILE 21*
DARI DELITE
' FOR SALE: '53 Plymouth Cran
brook. S275 . ... Ed
TIIROSDAY, AUGUST 271ll Birchwood H'dware HQ>-2-5011
Girl Scout troop 54 swim-(FQR SAL"i' "Sea King" outbo-
ming. meet at
League Dinner, ard motor 3 H.P. Peluxe,
Inn of the Arctic Moon Prac. new $85. 6 volt, 4 am
: at 7:30 pm battery charger ...,8. "Teeter-
: Babe" w/brand new cover $6.
FRIDAY: AJGUST 281ll
VF\'l Aux. Sale
VF\'1 Hall 10am-8pm.
PUBLIC rl.C/1RING. BPR
Eagle Baptist
Church 7:30
AUGUST. 291ll
Call: H0-2-5206
EXPE:UEi'JCED SEAl-.STRESS:
Custom made drapes & curtain
H0-2-5341 Ethel
NOW SERVING
BR!!;AKF AST . .. LUNCH ... DINNER
l-100SEHORN
PUBLIC HEARING .... CALLED
BY BPR
'.\ Public Hearing has been
called for Friday August 281ll
.1t the Eagle River Baptist
"' hurch at 7:30pm.
This meeting has been ached-
led by Bob Raglin of the
tate Depattment of Roads
to discuss and answer quest-
ion concerning the complet-
ion of the Eagle River Loop
Road.
ProblemsAto be aired will
be those concerning right-
of-way and aasements
This meeting is open to
the public, and residents
living in the area the road
will serve are particularly
urged to attend as it is on
the completion of this road
that such services as mail
delivery and school bus serv-
ice depend.*******
(shots, cont page 12, col 3
VF\'i Aux. Rununnge l e
VFrl Hal ... J.Oam-Spm
7am to
FOR home l
9pm
bedroom ./hile there is a shortage
of Gamma Gobulin in the area
and doctors do not wish to
administer it indiscriminate-
ly, still when there is any
suspicion that one or ones
family has been exposed to
the disease, it is wi-se take
this precaut i on.
SUNDAY: 301ll
CHURCH SERVICES
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VF'.'l AUX Rummage Sale
' VFW Hall 10am-8pm.
Creek Community
Cl ub \'lork- Picnic 2pm
Hall
t-:ONDAY: AUGUST 31st.
Adult Lead.ers lieeting
Cub Scouts, .1m. Ste-
phens home 8 pm.
TUESDAY. 1st
4H Sewing Group, Hilde-
mans.
WEDNESDAY: SEPTEJ.iB2R 2nd
4H Farming group

modern, 011: highway, furnishe
TATRO 1-tiLE 21*
two
kit-
WANTED: Good homes for
all black part-persian
tens . Call H0-2-5275
Bellringer t-1ile 23
J 0 B P R I N T I N
... FORt-1 LETTERS
TICKBTS ..
ILLUSTRATED t-tATZRIAL
KNliJ{ H0-2-5275
or H0-2-5500
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FOR :l::NT: Furnished 16
1
xl6'
cabin w/ 27' trailer . Locate
mile up Artillery Rd. turn
right, lst residence on side
road . Nondus Selbert
Phone: T0-26146
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first Friday each month to .
determine Library policy . f t
and establish regular hours

While these shots do not
necessarily prevent the dis-
ease, it will assist the body
in fighting the infection
and should the disease be
contacted, it would probably
be very lightly.
The recent rains have caus-
ed many surface wells prev-
iously tested o. k. to become
contaminated, so-additional
tests should be made at
this time
.......
reme
(Library cont page 10 col 3r c'"' h
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