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VOL 5
Chugidk
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Repr)esented
At Borough
Study
ANCHORAGE: Chugiak was
very well represented at
a meeting for the study
of the formation of bor-
oughs held last Saturday
at the Sidney Laurence
Auditorium in Anchorage.
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EAGLE' RIVER: Five
childreh were
bitten by one of the
many dogs which hab-
itually frequent the
Eagle River School
grounds last
Eagle River Pnincipal
Ed Ryan reported that
this particular cog
had bitten one ctild
at the noon
This meeting, '"hich
qassponsored by the
Spenard Public Utility
was for the
of determining
what action should be
taken toward the
VICTOR TIICMPSON OF i>2TEHS CRBBK SIGNS I
THE C,\:"'IT:,L ; .OVE PETI'r!ON AS GEORGE
ALLEN LOOKS ON
and a short time lat-
er, when one of 1he
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teachers took a group
of youngsters out. for
afternoon recess this
same dog attacked and
ion of organized boroughs --,--
in this area.
,,ttending frofl!
Dan Bell, Mrs. A J }'jockstahler
Glenn Briggs, J.D. Nichiles,
Ed \Iillis, Dallon Oberg, Chick
LaDdux and Dale Pierson.
Uhen sub-committees for the
(cont page 8 col 2)
C..lPITAL PETITION DOES
I N CllllGIAK
CliUGLUC: The petition to lilove
the Capital of the State of Al
aska from Juneau to a more cen
tially located part of the
State "''as ,,ell received here
in Chugiak according to George
Allen, chairman for the Demo-
J..EETING OF cratic ?arty in this area.
PLAYEHS CALLED . Allen circulated a copy of
E\GLE I
'IVER B'll' ,. this petition in the conunun
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last weekend and had no trouble
President of the Chugiak
in getting sixty signatures.
Players stated tltat a
= This in addition'to the 119
uation has arisen which
signatures which allen had
essitates an emergency meet-
ing ot:, the licmbers gotten on an earlier copy of
th t b f f th
the petition last month,
a group e ore any ur er
work on the proposed play (cont page 8 col 3)
"Home Sweet Homicide" can
progress.
The meeting will take place
at the r.;oore home--on Eagle
River Road on Thursday, Jan-
uary at 7:30pm.
stated that this
applies only to mem-
of the Players, and tha
( c..St members of Home
Homcide arc not required t
attend.
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PT,\ CONDUCTS STUDY
GROUP DISCUSSION
CHUGIAK: 'Ihc January meeting
of the PT.\ had for
the program portion of the
meeting a group discussion
study, in l,hich small in-
dividual groul,)s cf' parents
and teachers ajourncd to dif-
. ferent classrooms and dis-
(cont 9 col 1)
bit four more yoLngsters
before she \vas able to get the
group inside the build-
ing.
According to the teacter
the dog '"as snarling, ar.d '
did not appear to have been
playful.
In two cases the teeth of
the dog had penetrated the
childs clothing and blood
was drawn. These two young-
sters were taken to the of-
fice of Dr. Marshall Simpson
for tetanus shots.
Principal Ryan reported the
matter to the State Police \V'ho
contacted the owner of thr ling.
The dog
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s owner regrc U <'d
the incident and agreed to
keep the animal confined un-
til it could be determined
if the dog might be rabid.
R,yan has long deplored the
number of dogs which hang
around the Eagle River Sch-
ool . He stated that there
are usually from fifteen to
bventy dogs on the premises
at all times. In almost ev-
ery instance the dog is a pet
who-:has follolved some child to
scheol.
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published each
V E D E S D Y
CHliGiii.K, .\L.lSK.\ .. - "THE PL.'1CE OF %.\IW PLACES''
(RUSTY) BELLRINGER
EDI OR & PUBJ.J
Subscription Hates:
$2::50 for 6 months or $5 per year,
For News or ,i.ds; Call H0-2:..5275
CHEGL\K CHICKBN
"' familiar sight to motorists
along the Glenn lligh,vay ev:ery
morning is the many groups of
small children waiting to be
picked up by the school bus.
,it some of the points ex-
tremely large numbers of child
ren congregate sometimes tlven-
ty or more.
It has been brought to our
.... attention that at least at one
of these ctops the chjldrcn
are amusing themselve::; with
a very dangerous game . It is
the local version of the game
"chicken".
The rules for the game here
seem to be that when a caris
approaching the childrcn ,, ill
truce turns dashing across the
road in front of the car, the
main idea being to sec hO\v
close they allow the car to
cnme before they run out .
Onemotorist noticed this
group of children ing and
scuffling alongside the rond
and ble\v his horn to 1-:arn them,
thereupon a small boy ran out
in front of his car and across
the road. He blew his horn a
second time and another child
followed in .the path of the
first one. Then to really
complicate matters one of the
many dogs 1vho also seem to
a permanent fixture of every
bus stop dashed out into the
road and stayed there. The
driver of the car attempted
to.nfiss the dog and his car
skidded on the icy road and
he came very near plowing into
the group of children.
Needless to say this
was very shaken by this exper-
ience, and is wondering ,hat
can be done about thiH situat-
ion.
Unfortuantely the school
authorities have novjurisdict-
i0n over children before they
the bus, at this
poirt their behavior is the
responsibility of their par:
ents. (next col.)
( editorial)
But in cases like this the
parents usually are una1mre
of the behavior of the child-
fen as in most instances the
1hild lives some distance
rrom t'1e point where he board
1 he bus.
The seriousness of this mat
1er is obvious to everyone,
1.he pr0blcm is what to do ab-
,,ut it
sincerely ho:->e and pray
rhat we never have Lo print
a report of some small chick-
('n who did not make it across
1 he road "to set' what is on
1 he other side .
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1 ening, I'm making them with
M(tr-acnl.
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t- iOOSE TOLL IllGH
Or\ R\ILHO,\D
.'.NCHOR:.GE.: :.ccidental killing
of moose along the tracks of
the \laskn :<ai lroad has been
unusually high this winter.
According to flr . Frank,
chief dispatcher for the rail-
road at least eighty of the
have been killed by
trains in the month of
.. alone; ll'i th the total
climbing in January.
,
Frank said that attempts to
keep the moose off the trncks
have been made by putting an
auxiliary blade on the train
snob plows and clearing a sh-
oulder along the tracks for
the moose, who are attempting
to the deep crusted
snow. This has helped some,
but the animals will still
get on the tracks and Jeefuse
to get off. Even when the
engineer l is able to stop the
train in time to keep from
hitting the moose, the an-
imals will charge the locomot-
ives and usually ingure them-
selves that way.
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CLOSE TO EAGLE RIVER
SCHOOL
*Attractive, newly furnished
and redecorated
Single man
Couple, $90/month
* Use of kitchen, ,;rasher,
dryer and TV
* Share bath & utilities
*Heat and linens furnished
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Inquire rear log house ,1 m1
down Eagle River Road.
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:OGfRY
AND L QUBR STORE
This week Lois offers a sug-
6estion for a quick lunch or
a midnight supper after an
evening of bmding or s9me
other activity.
CREl\l.i OF TOJ.;ATO SOUl
:liTH TUNA Sf,NDiJIGlillS
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SOUP:
1 qt milk (powdered or evap-
orated milk may used)
2. cups tomato juice
1 slice onion
l tsp salt
.t;, flour
.:,.8 tsp pepper
4 Tos butter
COOl( Onion with tomato juice
butter
ADD flour and seasoning
i:IX th hot tomato juice
C00K until smooth and
COOL to
LDD cold milk a little at a
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time, stirring constantly.
IIE:.T and rcseason if necessar
SAND;HCIIES:
1 can tuna
1 chopped hardboiled egg
2 Tbs mayonaisse
Salt & pepper to taste
cup chopped celery
r.ux and spread on buttered
bread.
*Lois offers this suggestion
for those \-lh.) may not care
f or the fishy flavor of tuna.
,',DD a small amount of rni lk
to the tuna and scald in a

PvUR off. the liquid and the
::i.shy tasting oils 'vi ll be
leaving meat flavored
like chicken
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OBEDIENCE CL,\SS TO
GR',DUATE
OJ.D lirs. Richard,
Burg, trainer for the Obed-
ience Training Classes which
have been conducted at the
Chugiak Carniva! Ilall each
Friday evening has announced
that Graduation will be held
at the next class, Friday Jan-
uary 12
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!! 7:30pm.
Lrs Burg stated that this
is a small : ut enthusias Lie
group, and all
planned to enter theirdogs
in the 'rials to be conduct-
ed by the Obedience Training
C) ub Of on Ilarch 4!1!
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NO :.:.J TO LICENSE
S,\LES IIEI<l!:
Al'!CHORAGE: Jeff Barry, .'.ss-
h;tant Cornr.1issioner fo'ield
S(rvices for the Jlaslm Dep-
artment of Hevcnuc has said
that the Department has no
plans for having an agent to
sell auto licenses anywhere
in the Chugiak area this year.
Barry went on to say
in the past two '"hen
a represetativc of hi s office
was sta tioncd in this cotm.ntn-
i't.-y only a total of approxim-
ately 500 licenses 1:erc sold
over tliat year period.
Barry felt thai since the
majority of the residents of
this area 110rk at e i thcr of
the t\-IO uili tnry bases or in
,\nchorage, they ,..-ould be able
to purchase their licenses
there at no great inconven-
ience.
Barry did, ho,.,ever, mal\C
the reservation that if he
could he shmm sufficient ev-
i(lenct that a largp nurnuer of
Chugiak residents desired to
have a representative in that
community that he might uc
able to send someone out on
a pre-arrm1gcd date, probably
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(auto licenses)
a Saturday.
It was suggested that per--
s_ons 1.-ishing tO< have this ser-
vice made available to them
call the !lRl-i COURIER at
H0-2-5275, and the information
\'lould be relayed to Barry.
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FIRST f.iOOSE. SEEN IS e..
CLOSE ONE
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lihen George
Ante of r.Jt. Eklutna Drive in
Peters Creek ,.,as driving home
with several house guests in
his car, he observed to a
young that is she \'/Ould
look carefully there 11as a
good chance that she might
see a moase.
Seconds later, the moose
appeared, right in the middle
of the road, and ;,nte was un-
able to avoid hitting the an-
imal, a young calf.
Damage to linte 's sta-
tion wagon 11as negligible, the
moose suffered a broken leg
and had to be shot.
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Nursery
d"'e f.3eoL of: C OJ\.>
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EAGLE RIVER SCHOOL
Open 7 am -- 6 pm
\'/EEKD.'l YS
* * *NE';l R&\SOt\.'lBLE RATES
;Dl7.50/week
$70. 00/month
tlildred Lloyd
H0-2-5334
LO-IT-YOURSELF
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I have been tcrrfbly hurt.
\1e have only been married a
fe'" months; the other evening
my husband was quite late l.n
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It 11as his fault
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tiringing his friend home
liasn 't it?
Lucy P.
coming home to dinner. Dear Lucy P,
lie had run into an old bud- Your husband felt guilt
dy of his nnd stopped at having caused you to
a .few beers, nnd then he miss your dinner, and was
brought his friend home to din- not mature enough to ad-
ner . mit that he himself. 1-1as
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' CIIUGLU(: Daq..t Dell!)Y chair-
man for the "Dullars ' for
Democrats" drive i11 the Chu-
giak precinct reports thn t
the drive was highly sue-

cessful.
;. total of $189.55 1\faS'"'
raised.
Bell expressed his apprec-
iation for the cooperation
11hich he received from all
the democrats in the area ..
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INTERNATION.\L m:,\RD
GRO\HNG CONTEST PL'.Nl\'ED
::ep [rartha, I had only fixed at fault . You did the
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dinner for the tl;o of us. since; best you couj'd onder the
(r had only two pork chops circur.1stances.
:!hat is believed
to be the first Internation-
al Beard GrOI\fing Contest is
currently being staged 'in
Cordova, Alaska, in conjun-
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there 1\'as no ,.,.ay I could stretch In the future, however,
it to diced hnother person. So I I suggest that you ask
told them r had got tired of wai tJiim thn t lil1en he brings
ing and\,.hnd already eaten and fed ho{lle an unexpected guest,
them \'lhii;l had:'" Then they sat _to stop 'at the store and
around until midnight just visit- pick up some additional
ing. Dy the tjme this man food.
I was almost fainting with hun- Don't count on his rem-
ger, and went into the tchen embering to do this, how-
and fixed myself a peanut but- ever. Nowdays the smart
ter sandwieh. lly husband came house\iife keeps a fc1.,
in and aslccd my , ,.,.hy I 11as eat- frozen :,I'V dinners on hand
ing at that hour, and I explain- for such emergencies.
ed to him. He then got angry I thinlt you deserve an
at for having ! ied to him apology from your husband,
and made a big scene. I h'ent but don't hold your breath
to bed in tears. until you get it.
Tell me Martha, what should
I have done? I thinlt he \'las
terribly unfair (next coJ )
Si ncerely,
Martha Council
all letters to
i.artha to:
' ction with the second annual
Icew"Orm Fesqval.
Since legend that
the Cordova I.ct1wormr .has roam-
ed everywhere it '"as decided
to invite.
to enter fpe '"hether
or not they attend
Festival. . , ,
The only qualificati9n is
that entrants drop a post-
card to the Ice\iorm Deard
Contest, Cordova, ;.laska,
announcing their intention
to enter the competition,
then submit a photo prior
to the Festival, February
10!1!-lllb.
Pri:zes h'ill be a1tarded
. the contestant is
present or not) for the .
beard frora >the .n-
,ti tude;' ;t:he. Beard qosest
t9 the Equator, Pole,
TilE KNIK 'dt.; COURIER , and :south Pole; and the Grand
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CIHJGIAK, . Iccw;orms! . .
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The Courier rescr.ves the
rigQt to rejoct All lot
ers that .may bo judged un
suitable.
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the Cordova lee\iorm. Fest;_,
i val, write the Cordova
V!sitors Cor-
dova, Al .
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OCHS CONt.llTTEE
RESUMES ACTIVITY
PETERS CRZEK: The exec-
utive committee for Oper-
Chugiak High School
hald their first meeting
of the year at the
home of publicity chair-
man Bill Lowe in
Creek.
llany loose
gathered up,
(cont page 8
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including
col 2)
Church n WS!
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CHUGIAK CHAPEL,
(Assemblies of' God}
mile 21 BIRCUUOOD
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Chugi Hev. Ed Stites P,\SI.OR
Sunday School lO: OOam
Rev . Bernard Tmiell PaSTOR llorning \lorship 11 :OOam
Sunday School ; 10: OOam Prayer lieeting, ,.'ed. 7 : 30pm
21 Old
Norning :!orship 11 :OOam .
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Evangelistic Serv 7:30pm
Bible Study & Prayer iieeting
7:30pm
Christ's Ambassadors (Young
People) Sunday . 6:30pm
CHUGIAK ST h ,iNCIIONY 'S
CATECIIETI CL\SSES .. 8 ! OOpm
Mondays, Ha'rry; s Parts
RELIGION CL\SSES:
1st Communion, Sat lO:OOam
Hlicia Palau hom9, mile 19
ll..st Communi on tlou. 4:OOpm 1
Rosemary Johnson home, I
Phillips subdivision
;:dvanced Class ;.;on 4 : OOpm
Robertson home (former
Leon Shook residence)
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FIRST BAPTIST cmrRCH
Nile' 14 Eagle River
James Henderson P.".STOR
Sunday School . 9:45pm
i'lorship 11 :OOam
B. T.U . 6:30pm
Evening iJorship 7 :'30pm
\'led. Prayer I:eeting. 7:30pm
The 41!! .:ed. of each llonth the
fo11mling groups meet
at 7:30pm
GIRLS ,'.UXILIARY
SUNBEf,MS .
\'/OMEN ' S UNION
HEN'S BROTHERHOOD
Nursery open during services.
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J..'ITEND YOt:R C :URCH TillS SUN.
\ Grocer;- ..
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:>RV GO('lOS GAS
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!-iile Old Chugial
,\.lfred Dranch Pre
Priesthood meeting . 9:00a
.:iunday School .. 10 :OOa
.3acrament meeLing . 6:00p
Prima'..y Sat. Hobinson home
. 10:30a
lIIA, Tues, ll!.l! & E St. in
Anchorage . 7 :15p
Relief Soc. llon. . 1; 30p
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COMMU!\ TTY R\P'J I ST CIIURCII
Birchwood Loop Rfi . Hirchwoo
Hev . Paul Hup:heF;
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P,\STO
Sunday School .. :.lO:OOa
'.!orship . . . 11: OOa.
Young People . ... 6:30p
Evening :1 orshi p . , 7: 30p
\'led. Prayer mee1,..ing . J ' 7: 30p
Crusaders, 'l'hurs .. 1:00pm
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CHUGIAK !iBTIIODl Sf CIIURCll
'iile J 8 Old Chugiak
Hev. Hull PASTOR
Sunday School. . .. 9: ?I5am
',forshi p Servi cu ..... .11 :OOam
Jr.lii .YF Sun . 3:00pm
Sr. IIi tlYF Sun 7:00pm
Jr. Choir ::ed 3:45pm
Sr. Choir Thurs .. 7:30pm
\:scs . .. lsf :.reds. 7 : 30pm
Circle 3rd '.!eds . 7:30pm
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LUTUER\N CHUHCII Oli' CIIUGLiK
nile 19 OLD CIIUGL'IK
Hev. Roland Fritz Pastor
tiorship Service . . 9:00am
Sunday School
:JELCQI.;E
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F 0 R i.LL OF YOUR i
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LOC,\L RESIDENTS ATTENDING
,ir.;u COURSE
CriUG!l\lC: Approximately a
dozen local residents have
enrolled in the annual ln-
terdelilominational Christian
Leadership Training: School
being held every Tuesday at
the laska Univer
sity.
This course lasts for six
lie-eks, and interested persons
m
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ytstill enroll.
For further information,
contact Rev" Hull at the
Chugiak tiethodi st Church.
KEEL L,\ID FOR
SECOJI:D FERRY
SE,\TTLE: The keel for ,\laslca' s
second big ferry 1vas la:ild last
Friday at the :->ugct Sound Dridge
Drydock Company in qea.ttle
--almost a .month ahead of sch-
edule.
B. E. (Lelv) Direc-
tor of. the Alaska D:lvision of
tiarine 'l'ransl)Ortation, sa,i d he
received 1vord the early l-
laying t;r.on: :'hilip ; Spauid1ng,
Seattle marine architect 11ho
designed the ferries.
said the new doeEn't nec-
i ly .ea:-1 that the sec orw
vessel t'li 11 be completed rheac1
of its scheduled co . 1plction
date of January 1, 1963.
The director said that the
State did_ not have any cel-
ebration )planned for
and said that no name has been
announced for the second sdip
as yet.
The l2.y1ng for the thi ru
vessel for tbc So.1theastern
ferry run is scheduled for
June 71.!.!.
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:.;",RcH OF i:ORliERS
TO :.ET!.T
DIRCinJOOD: ;.Jrs. Ing Tofson.
chairman for the liarch of
Dimes in Chugink, has called
meet i ng of. all ladies whv
.re planning to in any
of the many activities which
:)lanned in connec tj on \'ll th
t.his dr .i ve"
The meeting will be hcid ot
: rs. Tofson' s home o!l the Birch
l'.ood Road on Sa turdar, January
13lli at 7:30pm.
:irs. Tofson has asktd tr1at
nnyone desiring to as&lzt with
tl1is program to attend meet
in:;. Hcfreshments will t c
served.
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J ,,NUARY 10!.!!, 1961
\i!IJ C'ft ''llTI .,..,
CHUGI.'.J\: SClluOL
STaFli'
. HUSKY CIIE2R
: j,&\DERS (left
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' to rignt)
PATTI
SIL'iRON CR:1NE,
Dm.lN/, BURROUGHS
' r.UDREY ,\UBREY,
uEAN BAKER,
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SHERRYL OBERG.
. EDITCR: Sandra. ,
2ditors: 1
Karen Darby
Linda Denjamir..
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Nm: PEOPLE
Grade l , room 2 has a ne\'/ gir 1
PEOPLE GOING A:.',W
lir . Carson Has a girl in his
room.
CONTESTS
4B is having a contest. The
contest is to see who can cat
the best brcakast . ' The con-
test \Ji ll last for four;wecks .
r.ir . Carson
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s room is having
a spelling bee.
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STUDIES
6,". is studying percentages
i n math; musical sounds in
science and additional fun-
ctions of various foods in
health.
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ATHLETICS
This week there \Tas a pep
meeting.
There also \l'as a
Bi:.SKETB.\LL G;,r.;E
SCHEDULE
J,\NU:ARY Thursday 3pm
R.U.lS VS SUNFLO:.'ER ,\T Elmdnrf.
Ji,i'JU:1RY 12tll, Friday, 2pm
IIUSICI ES vs PuL;.IER at Pa'lmer
161!!, Tuesday 7pm
ALLST.'.1IS. vs T2,',CIIBRS at
River
18!.!!, 3pln
,Huskie.::; vs 'at Elmn.
Jl.ilU;,nY 191!!, li'r.iday, 2pm
vs .PalmQr .at Palmer
23rd, Tuesday, 7pm
v::; IIUS1HES at Bugle Rive
'261!! Friday, 2pm
Rams vs Palmer at Palmer
FEBRUARY 9!!!, Friday, 2pm
Huski es vs Palmer at Palmer
FI:BRU;,RY 15!!! Thursday, 7pm
Rams vs Huskies at Eagle Riv
Plans are being made to sch-
edule games \:i th :fasi lla . and
Cathalic Junior High teams.
Also a tournament at the
end of the season is J?lanned.
game January 3rd, 1962.
Chugiak Huskies '"as the ,.,..in- ADULT M\D IIIGH SCIIOOL
ning team. T' .. e score \-sas 34. BASKETBALL
to 26. Jimmy Boroughs made E,\GLE RIVFJ{: Basketball teams
the '"inning basket. The teams of schoo 1 .:1 r;cd !Joys in th
were visited by the ;d- ) " ,. t -:,. :)
P,".GE 6
(basl-tball)
Chugiak community are being
organized a nd considerable in-
is being shO\m
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by some
of t he adult meq. in for111ing
teams . ,
. The high boys
ptactice every at
no()r:at the,.l?gle GY'rp .
There
to form h,ro . _plus sup,'-
stitutes. Rev. Hull of tl1e
Chugiak Church i s
coachi ng boys.
:.t a meeting held here. llond-
ay approximately e l e v en \d-
ult men showe4 up for the pur-
pose of organizing one or .nore
men ' s teams.
Plans \iere made to schedule
games between Chugiak teams .
and adult teams in ;,nchorage.
IIOCI\EY

FIRE LAKE: Bucky J.;orse, coach
for the boys hockey teftms said
that practice is going good on
the Fire Lake rink, but teams
have not yet b een. chosen.
* *
* *
i tor Steve ;;gababa of the rad- f
io station ICFQD and by Sha\'ln
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O'Neil, Sport.::; editor of the
",nchoragc Daily News.
llr . Chuck Smith, our !_>rin-
cipl e received a letter from
Governor Egan \Tho said he
wished he were here to sec
mLE 161}.!
no-2- f}u75
24 hr. SF.R\' ICE
the game.
The game lasted 6 1.1inutes
vver regular game ti1ac.
GENER'.L '1'1 HES R.: ' l'IJBES . LHRRTC..',TIONS .. REP"URS
TIINI':-liPS
Chugiak :luskics \:ill no\'/
y:ay the ?almer team Jan. 12,
S P E C 1 _\ L
I
196,, .
U! ;H ,J \NU 3h;t LUDRIC,\TION with Oil Change
S2.50 I
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QUESTION: fly work is
not covered by the Social S<c-
uri t y But ; I take time
off each Christmas season to
and sell trees for profit .
I've done this for several
years. , Could I qualify for
benefi to on this \iOrk?

AN$:ER; If your income fr01.1
tree .sales--after
deducting expenses connected
with this business--is at least
3400 . 90 per year, you are el-
for social security cov-
erage . You ask your
nearest social security office
about getting a card and paying
taxes on your ihcome.
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STOL;:!;N TIRE AND
;,1J2EL RECOVE.UID
FIRE L"\KE: The theft of
a tire and '"heel h'as re1fort
ed to local State troopers
by Danny Jensen proprietor
of F.ire Lake Service last
Saturday.
'l'he \vhe-el' had been taken
from a cur which had been !
left at the station for
repairs.
, ;.'hen. the o'mer o.{ tb.e.
' I
car Joe Pliillips of Dirch-
1 wood came to pick up his
vehi.cle the theft ,.,as dis-
covdred. '
Subsequent investigation
by State Troopers led to .
the qf a Birchwood
man ,.,.ho had the missing
and tire: in hj.s pos-
assjon.
. . ,. . ; .
s;,LE OF IVORY ;:ITIIOUT
PER:.;rT OHlNGS FINE
FAIR0.\1\'KS: Sale of raw
ivory without a vermit
authori ing the sale re-
sulted in a fine of
and a 60 day jail sent-
ence for a (noxt col . )
l. .
I
.
(ivory)
Fairbanks man on his convict-
ion in court there. The jail
sentence and pa'tt of the fine
'"ere suspended on cqndi tion of
good behavior for one year .
The court also ordered con-
fiscation of the ivory invol-
ved.
The regulation prohibiting
purchase or sal e of raw ivory
without a permit was written
to remove the incentive for
excessive harvest of walrus
for their tusks alone .
Before this regulation was
adopted by the Board of Fi sh
and Game at it's first rule
making session, large nu;ubers
of ,.,alrus tusks '"ere sold to
tourists at a fr-action of the
ilalue the ivory attains
by ski lled Al a.;kan
1 vory carvers . .
The per:nit requirement 'lOt
only reduced the i ncentive
for far more walrus
than are needed for food and
carving purposes , but as-
sured that the tvory wouLd fall
only into the hands of
SQ that maximum value \\fould
realized all
taken.
* * * * *
Th
' ' I
,. n llt, tOr Jl CC ts a night )OU
can hn' c thls 1!. nc M. tenal Sobur-
'1: re don your propert You don't
YAROS
DfiiVEWAYS
GARDENS
tt ) rr electnc comp r and
'lt 1 th' t ht ( r :tti a t:t m '/' I
tont'hl cb rge.
n is C'}ltpred a bu ft. n ph tO<Ont o
to ope(l.JC .l1&ht automatically. It turns
'On at dusk and off flt daw.n! Ltoe Material
lndu l 1 one or the leadm manu-
fuelurets ofll>tFcct and <Hl}IO"t h hting, has
UC!!Pttd and butlt lhe( SUburbanatre espe-
1
1
> for nnv. te or home li{;hting.
Con how thts I idumm tfon
c 111 tr<'lnsform your surroundings-
Add- beauty picstite 'to your
bhmanate ihe
1
darkncss that tn\ itcs "rov.lers
and "Pccpmg To"'s. ':
' Add liiht hours to \our work :uid
pJ,ty.' I . '
l :fl.
PATIOS
WATER TftOUGHc:
BARNS
FEEOFRS
STOtiocS
PARKING I.OT ...
DRIVE-INS
MOTELS
cLUes
STREETS
BUS STOPS
ALLEYS
WHARfS
DEPOTS
TE'RMINALS
PICNIC GROU o:
PARKS
POOLS .
PLAYGROUND.:>
ska Eleclri
ialio:
7ur Pennies A Night!
COMN.UN!TY OWNfD e _COPM'IUI'UTY J\UilT
'. COMMUN TY BUILD!tt
r
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JnNUARY l Olli, 1962
FRI DAY NINERS:
won l ost
l stTJI.i"BofA . .. . 23 13
2nt- FREDDIES 23 13
3r-d- E. :R: SERV 21. 15
4!h -E .. R .' FUEL 191/.!
5!1!; -srEVE '.S PIZZi\. 18 , 18
6lli -B&B CARPETS . . l8 18
7lli :._ETHEL'S & ,\RTI C l 7 19
8lli .:.F'. t;. 'SERV ..... ... . . . 16 20
9lli -IlAGGENS 'tROPHI ES 141/2 21Jk
10lli- ME!\D0\1CREEK APTS 9 27
HIGH TEA1-1 (w/handicap)
1- Pizza 2133
; . . 2125
3- Ethel' s & Arti c 2117
HI GH TEi\Iol GAliE (wjhandicap)
1- Ethel 's & Artie ... . . . 756
2- Steves Pizza . , . 751
3- F. L. Service 741
HIGH I NDIVIDU,\L SEIUES (scratch
'"omen : 1- .r\orma Burns 4 70
2-Geral di ne r.links 458
3- Jackie LO\'le 457
men:
HIGH
1- Don Hahn 524
2-Ualt Belsey. . .. 519
3-Dick ;\xelson 518
INDIVIDUAL GAllE (scratch)
\iOmenJ:. l-Phyllis Stewart 188
2-Norma Burns l 66
3-J o Frankfourth 165
men:
1- Don Hahn . . 202
2- Jim Rankin .. .. ' 201
3- 'dal t Belsey 187
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Bi ll Gl afke 2-6-10
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B;iGS and B,\LLS:
PO$ITIONS FOR FRIDAY JAN 12lli
E,\RLY SHIFT 6:30pm
(Bags and balls)
L,\TE SHIFT:
;
Lanes 1 ,& 2:- & PHILLIP
:Lanes 3 & .FLINT & HAHN
Lanes 5 & 6-STEEBY & JOHNSTON
La.hbs . 7 & 8.- PYLES & \,D RIX
Lanes 9 & & I10YER
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(OCIIS CONT 5 col 3)
a letter to Commissioner of
Education Theo J. Norby in-
quiring as . to \V"hy ocns had
not received an informational
l etter which he had promised
some weeks back.
Plans for a no host dinner
for the entier OC!IS committee
i ncludi ng representatives of
member organizations was dis-
cussed.
This affair was tentatively
scheduled as some time prior
to Val entines and by
that time it ,.,ould be known
,.,hether this would be a \tic-
tory cel ebration or a rally-
ing of forces for a second
gn . ' '
The executive committee
wi l l meet again on Januo.ry
22nd at the home of
ary' Treasurer Louise Long
i n Zagle River,.
* * * * *
(borough study cont page
1 col 1)
exploration of the many as-
pects of borough formation,
all. the .. representati ves
Chugiak were appointed
to serve on one or another
of these com::Ji ttees, assur-
ing this community of a
voice in each phase of the
development of the ne\'1 form
of government.
The purpose of this study
a pet-
ition to be circulated in
June and July of this year
to for a borough form-
ati on election to be held
next December; (next col )
PAGE 8
(boroughs)
"not her meeting along this
line will be held this com-
ing Saturday at the Sidney
Laurence Auditorium begin-
ing at lOam ..
Interested persons from
this community ,,ho were not
able to attend the ..first ses-
sion are urged to attend.
* * * * *
, ? .. ) ...
(petition cont page 1 -
broubht of signa._-
uren from this community to
179.
. '
allen .. that for the
most par:t-. qmgiakat;4s
eager to $ign the
The .. .,ho declined 1vere
for the most part ones IV"ho
ha:.l alr,e.ady signed a copy of
the petition an C:.!lother loc-
ation. , . ,
said that he found
only ::;even \fhO di.d
not fe61 thai this move was
a desiraple
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11
CUT-U?S"
C.\P;
EAGLE RIVER: Complaints from
resid0nts of Eagle River that
some people were using
the parking lot of the Eagle
rliver Stopping Center for the
practice of Brodies"
lat &t night, led to invest-
igation by State
At :!. Saturday night
several we.B observed
by the locaJ State Tr ooper
which appeared to be indul-
ging in this rractice.
Arrests 11Terc made and char-
ges of negligent driving 1vere
made ..
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PLEASE SAY
11
YES
11
TO 'THE
NE:t iiii.RCH OF DHiES
Lanes 1 & 2- HARE & FOLTZ
Lanes 3 & 4- FILLMORE & KING
L<:mes 5 & 6- BOROUGHS & HARTSHORN
"' All'I'OMA'I'I C FUEL OIL DELIVERr
FOSTER
L NES 7 & 8- GARRISON- EARLY & '\
HARRIMAN
Lan.:s 9 & 10- BURNS & J.iOONI ER-
CRONE
(next' col )
:C_.
" JJD!I DELJ VW.V Cl<' f P,\J\L
*

(
J.\NUARY 101!!, 1962
NE:'/S AND rlC1'IVITIES OF THE
EAGLE RivER SCHOOL
"
S';l\\FF:
EDITOR: Paul Doyle
Editor: 'foby Riddel
Sports Ed{ tor: Steve Hull
. SocieY,y Editor: r.:ary Ann
Donnelly
'Ne'\.,..s Editor: Tommy Thomas
..
S P 0 R T S
The ChugiaJc Husldes put a
_game in the bag last l>"eek
3rd,. 1962) 11'i th
a inar,gip of onl.Y two points
(26-24) .over the Eagle .
er Rams.
It a grand game for
botl1 teams; it hfld its UJ.>s .
and downs ,
The Cheer Leaders of both
sides were it
. : 1 I ..
The people re:ally Hked
tl1.: game.
; ?lr. I and Iirs
1
Emmert \iere
there at the' aine. Em-
mert ,.,..as' our principal be-
fore Mr. Smith.
GLAD TO SEE YOU EFlMERTS!
CULSSRCOIl REPORTS
GRADE 2: :'!; are l'l'i ting Ne1.,..
Year resolutions.
1vish all of you to have
a good New Year.
reporter: Margarete Croston
GRADE 4: Harold 13ellt is bacl .
in school again after being t'
fdr sev:eral days.
arc glad to have him
back wjth us.
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{PTA cont page 1 eel. 2)
PAGE 9
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ced that e . ch parent 1vould ., .. <lL.,... \ N ...
be requested to purchase a .. '"_..
share of "stock"\ for one
dollar, or 1;10re ii they de- \ . .. ''- . ' ... . ..
sire. A certificate
be given in exchange to shbw
that the pruchaser owns a
share in the future of the
schools athletic program.
,\nother fund raising ac-
tivity which is planned is
a combination box social,
.
square dance and talent con-
test, to be help February
lOY! at the Zagle Hiver Gym.
his will be a family par-
affair, and the
box lunches '"ill be auction-
ed 'off to the highest IJidder
Further details will' be
announced at a later date .
One of the prine needs at
the present time i's 'a com-
bination clock and score-
board for the Zagle
Gym.
The more serious problems
of the stray dogs at the
. i \J ' .
Zagle River School, and be-
havior problems of the child
red at the school movies \'/er
' also brought up, and iir.
Smith is taking measures to
aitempt to correct both mat-
ters.
Room count 11as 1von by
I-irs . To\me' s second grade
class of the Chugiak School .
The next 1:ill take
place at the Eagle River
School on Tuesday, February
1311!.
Refreshments 1vere served
by the fifth grade mothers.
and iirs. Bob Priest and
th.ei.t:. are here from
Kodiak. The yare-vTsiting
with the George Ante ' s of ?>lt .
Drive at mile 23
* * * * *
'.lord has been received that
Dave r.a lliman of Birch1vood
. has enlisted in the Navy and
for his boot training at
the 8an1Diego l\laval Base in
California last month. Dave
had been staying in Denver
Colorado for several month
. .
; pr1or to leaving.
* * * * *
Vernon Iloore of Eagle River .is
up at Galena on business this
week.,
' . I.
SCHOOL llOVIE SCHEDULE
EAGLE RIVER SCHOOL
FRID,\ Y, Jan. 1911! 7:30pm
FRIE:\'DLY PERSU.\SIOZ\,..
in color
: = :;;;;_, t t . .::..___ : . ..
fA(;L(
Sf"'l[ <\
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RIVER
cussed challenging
suggested by members of
these groups '"hich applied
to ' the school .
I
i
This informal spontaneous
Jiscussion was enthusiast-
received, and the me. -
bership voted to continue
(next col.)
AlJ PARTS
HO - 2-5140
JANUARY ldtll,, f962
DEN DOlN'S
DEN #3.. Fljday, 7pm,
)if's. Totme
DEN #S! iledncsday 4 "pm
J:irs. Robir::on
,,
/EN # 6: Thursday, 5:15pm
Nrs. Beatty & :.;rs. Joh
Den # 8 Thursday, 4'pm
tlrs.
Boroughs.
PACK I ;EETING
OLD CHUGIAK: 1 The monthly
Pack
1
meeti:ng for Cub Scout
Pack #6 tias held last Saturday
evening at the Chugiak
Church and conducted by eub-
master Bob
1\\iards \\'ere given to the fol-
lO\iing boys, Dennis Iiorris,
Lion Badge, Tom Totme, Gold
Arrow n Ljilon Bagge and Craig
Ranger, year pin.
Follotiing this the boys
played "Steal the Bacon".
The theme for the month of
January is: I<NIGIITS YORE.
* * * ...
HELP THE NEH HARCH OF DHIES
'BOY SCOUTS RESUIlE
I-iEETIM!S
OLD OIUGit\K: Boy: Scout
Troop # six has resumed
their weekly meetings,
after a vacat-
ion.
The troop meets ev-
_ery TUesday evening at
t}le Chugiak l:eth?dist
CJturch.
* * * *
H.USICIES TAKE FIHST
LOCAL BASKETBALL
G/,liE
EAGLE RIVER: The Chugiak
Huskies defeated the Eagle
Kiver Rams 26-24 in the
first intersholastic Jun-
ior High Game to be held
in this area last 1/ednesday
at the Eagle River Gym.
The moving,
ing game grought an enthus-
iastic response from the
spectators and gave prom-
ise of a thrilling season
as this net\' sport is in-
troduced to this
The line up of the two
teams ,.,as:
HUSiaES:
Guards, Jim Buroughs and
Butch Phillips, For,.,ards,
Gene Risley and Duane Darby
and Center Lester Stephens.
RAI-iS: Guards, Sam \'linter-
steen and Toby Riddell,
For,.,ards, Don Dush and Dave
Heller and Center Greg
Thompson.
The game '"as covered by
sports reporters from loc-
al newspapers and radio
station.
;1' 1 "' "' * ..
PAGElO ,
POST OFFICE OFFICIALS
ASiillD .:0 INVESTIGATE
FALSE ,\DS
JUNEAU: Governor :Jilliam /t..
Egan said today that he has
aslced Post Office Department
Officials to investigate the
9f an Eastern pro-
moter w'hose ' advertisements
in various national publicat-
ions have mispepresented emp-
loyment in Al-
aska ..
The Governor said the
quest, latest in a series of
moves aimed at halting the
erroneous statement, follO\'l-
\ihich. indicate the
promoter has stii tched his
base of operations from NewarR
Net\' Jersey to Net'/ York.
Indications of the sift
,.,ere contained ' in three ad-
vertisements now appearing
in January and February is-
sues of various national pub-
lications. Content and for-
mat of the advertisements, as
well as the name of the adver-
tiser, Practical Research Co.
are the same as in previous
protested advertisements, but
a return address of a post
box at the Lenox Hill
Station, Net'/ York, Ne,., York,
has replaced the former
address.
In a letter to Postal
Inspector Henry B: l-lontague,
out).ining steps which he has
to terminate the comp-
any's misrepresetations, Gov.
Egan said it not., appears ob-
vious that the company has no
intention of abiding by assur-
ances it had recently given
to Attorney General David D.
Furman of Net'l Jersey that it
(cont page 11 col 1)

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(he ( k w i t h QU r Do-IT-YOURSELF
il' tube
' . I
tester
ALL fjPULAR SIZE
TV ,\ND RADIO TUBES
F' 0 R SAL

'
,t (\ I
.. January lO!b, 1962
Chugiak Ladies Club, 7:30
Boroughs Residence
Tili1RSDAY, January 111!!, 1962
Chugiak Homemakers, Stephens
Res. 1:00pm
LIDlli\RY OPEN, 9am-3:30pm,
7pm-8:30pm
HAI1S vs .:JUNFLOUBR, .C:lmen-
dorf 3pm
FRiDAY, January 12!b , 1962
Huskies vs IiOOSE, 2pm at
Palmer
Obedience Tra ini ng Graduat-
ion, 7:30pm Carnival Hall
Homemakers Dinner, ._1ethodis
6: .
1962
tlr\RCH OF f.,ccting, Tof-
.._ . son Res: 7:30pm
SUNDAY, January 14tl, 1962
CriURCH SBaVICES
January 15th , 1962
TUESDAY, January 161!! 1 1962
ALLS'l.'.\RS vs Teac.hers, Eagle
Rivef. 7pm
ti!IDNESDAY, January 17'JJ, 1962
(False Ads, cont page 10 col 3
would halt its Alaska advertis
ing.
Egan said he has also \'lritte
to both Attorney General FUr-
man and to /lttorney General
Louis J. LefltO\'Ii tz of Ne\'1 York
to point out t he change in op-
erations and to solicit
their coopera tion in c,lnmping
down on the company.
said he anticipated
that the request would
ceivc the cooperative
tention of the two state of-
ficialn1 but (cunt col 3)
FOR S A LE
FOR s;,LE: 1954 FORD V8 Station
.'.tgon i n Good Condition $400
Hi chard Burg H0-2-6262
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FOR Sl\LE: Ilay & Sila ge, Also
snow plO\ring done ' ..
Oberg J.Jile

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li'OR SALE: "Sears Comfort rieat-
('r11-Has mica panes in door to
,,a tch flames. ..!most ne\'1'. cos
sell for ;;40. For coal or
hood, Fl,m.:
I l ! ,
S E R V' I C E S
DOZER LO.',DER D,\CIOIOE
SERVICE
E R TUCK i .ILE 14 ll0-2-5320
- - - - - - - - _.,_ - - - - -
J OB 2RIN'l' I NG
FORli LZTTZH.S 11 ',NDBILLS,
PHOTO POSTERS
TICt<ZTS OHDER
P1\DS CUSTOJ.t T ,n;TTElUIZADS, ,
;,DJREJ.:iiNG I',ND f.i.\ILTNG SEHVIC I
ILLUSTa:.TED !;ATEHI AL
ARJI CCUHI EH 110-2-32
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EIITi!l.
1
S CUSTCii l:ADE DH,\i' ERIZS
hlso repairs & ulter otiona
:..iamples avai 1 t itle
H0-2-5341
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CiARB1',Gg DIS:>OS/.L: $3/month
Pick-up once a \'/Celt. Cord
\Wod for sale. COUNTRY SE:1VIC
co. r.:.ne 23 no-2 .... 5280
COURIER GET rr;.ST


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P .\ G E

PERSON A LS
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BEFURE YOU BUY IT NE\1 see if
we don't have it used. Ue've
got everything and we do r.1ean
EVERYTHING. Fire Lake Second
Hand Center f.lile 17
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AVON Representative. riargie
Box 8 Chugiak mile
(home after 6pm)
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TRUEFIT FASHIONS: Custom made
clothes at Prices.
!!Problem Figures our s pecio.l ty.
11
Ethel l icAHister mile 1314!
H ()2 ... 5341
0
* * * * * * *
(false ads) cont col 1)
but told !spector ilontague
tha t he was fearful that \'lith-
out Federal intervention,
11
we
may be successful only in forc-
ing the company to move its
operations into another state.
11
He urged the postal offic ..
illals to investigate and talte
\'lhatcver action he might feel
appropriate to halt the comp
any's "deliberate campaign of
misrepresentation,"
* 4
STORK Rf1.iAI NS SILENT
c:IUGL\K: As January enters
its ...second \'leek, there is
still no word of a baby born
to Chugiak parents who
1ay c1aim to the atray of
valuable prizes donated by
the merchants of this commutl-
ity.
* * * * *
I
Order
Blank
l'OR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO!
,.
6 months ( )
1 year .' S5. 00 ( )
mailed to your address
THE KNIK Affi.l COURIElt
BOX 1166
CHUGIAK, .\L.\SK.\
1\I.HiE: ___________ _ ____________ _
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,ill DRESS. ______________________
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