l\nik

/Obedience
/ .- lr,a 1 n i n g C I a s s e s
;May Be Held
/
/-- Here
The Obedience Training Clug
of AnchoraGe, which .met' at')
Burg's Bircll\lood on
last has decided ,
to hold obedience training
classes in Chugialt, if en-
ough people from the comr.t-
uni ty l'lill Gign up.
The ten 1teelc course uill
cost S15, u!1ich 1-till help
cover the rental of a suit-
able buildina, probably the
Chugiak Carnival Ball. The
group would r.1eet once a 1reelt
probably on a Gunday after -
noon, or evening. It 11ould
require at least fifteen ap-
plicants from this community
before the could
in.
J.irs. Burg explaineCl that
(cont page 4 col 2 )
RICII,\:ID BURG
OF TilE OD2DI.:tJCZ
CLUB OF ANCHORAGE DEi
RATES HO\i A DOG lIAY BE TR
AINED TO LE.\P A IHJROLES AND
..
RETRIEVE AN OBJECT.
SEPTBI J3ER
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GEORGE ALLEN, REELECTED AS
CHAIRt.lAN OF THE DEI:OCRATIC
PAR'l'Y IN TIIB CHUGr .. .rc PrEC-
INCT
DE!:O' S REELECT GEORGB ,\LLEN
George Allen, operator of
Allen
1
s Grocery at mile 23,
11as re-elected as chairman
of the Chugiak precinct at
a democratic caucus held at
the Chugiak Carnival Hall
last Friday.
Dangy Bell of Eagle River,
\vas elected vice-chairman,
while Nrs.' Guy (Olga) John-
son of mile 22'/!. l'las chosen
as Secretary Treasurer .
It ,.,as voted that the foul
(cont page 6 col 2 )
FIRE PREVENTION AS.30Cl:'.TIOI\' TO
HOLD ANNUAL IiZBTING
' 1960
CHUGIAK - 10
Oat e .Set For
EJection of
School Board
The date for the electmon of
an advisory school board for
Chugialt has been set for Oct.
41b, Nr. Lee Emr.tert, schoo 1
superintendent announced to-
day.
The procedure for the ele-
ction 1'1ill be different than
was earlier announced due to
a later interpretation of the
state lmv.
Instead of an all day elec-
tion to be held at a
icd plaee, the elect-
tion will take place at an op-
en meeting, at which time an
explaination of the la,., and
the duties of the board 1lill
be read. Also at that time
any questions pertainint; to
the subject 1'1ill be ansvered,
and further nominations t'lill
be accepted.
The meeting 1'lill take place
at 8 pm on the above mention-
ed date at the Chugialt Carni-
val Hall, at mile 21.
A tist ,.,ill be on hand of
the registered voters in the
community (those who voted at
the August primary) and arra-
ngements 11ill be made to reg-
istered those ,.,ho either did
not register in August, or \'lho
are residents of the Chugiak
School District, but not of
the Chugiak precinct.
The Chugialt School
is defined as being from the
The Chugiak Fire Prevention 11estern boundry of Fort .1ich-
As!3ociation ,.,ill hold it
1
s firdson, to the eastern bound-
annual meeting and election ry of the Eklutna F,\A station
of officers on Tuesday, Sept . and from the top of the Chug-
271!:! at Spm at the Chugialt ach mountains to the Iillilt :.rm
Carnival Hall. and Jrom the Mouth of Eagle
Other matters to be brought River, to the Zagle River gl-
up at this time are, 1 . ,\.ppro acier.
vai of of bills cont- lir. mmert st'a'ted that tae
:tacted prior to the formation meeting l'lill be as brief as
of the CFPA ( one of 11hich is possible in . order that
( cont page 3 col 2 ) / ( cont page 2 col 2)
SEPTEi :m:m 21, 1960
THE I{NIK Affil CGURIZR
H..\.it1IET (Rusty) BZLL:1HIGZ;."1
EDITOR & PUBLISHER
Published every in
l CHUGIAK, Alaska
.. * .. * *
SUBSCRIPTION
$2.50 for 6 months $5 per year
mailed to your address
IIDR NE'.!S ,\DS CALL:
H0-2-5275
Ads or subscrii>tion applicat-
ions may be mailed to
KNIIC ;,m: COU!UZR
BOX 1166, CUUGIAIC
DEADLINE FOl1
ADS: Noon on r.;ondays
NZ.,'S: Gpm on J.:ondays
(Last minute i terns may be
phoned in at any time.
* .... * *
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CODE FOR PATRONS
The Chugiak PT.\ io once again
offering the children an op-
portuni ty to vie\'/ twice month-
l y movies.
This ms thanks to the efforts
of several volunteers, 11ho
take the time to schedule the
pick up and deliver
films, take tickets and in gen-
eral monitor the entire proc-
eedings.
The movie committee this year,
is not looking for any boquets
for their but they 11ould
appreciate it if a fel'l simple
rules \'lcre folloued by the
parents of their :-toung pat-
rons.
The main complaint
years has been, that parents
\'lho drop their chi ldrcn off
at the school to the mov-
ie, sometimes are not on hand
to pick them up. the show
is over.
This means that some member
of the commi ttec r.1ust remain
at the school sometimes long
after the sho,., is over in or-
der that these youngsters are
not left alone on the cold
dark school grounds. This
seems an imposition on some-
one \'lho has already given
mhrc than enough of their
(movies)
on their own, giving the
committee members the ad-
ditional duties of babysit-
ters.
It would be nice if the
members of the community
could their apprec-
iation to these volunteers
by adopting a simple code
of movie behavior.
The are aver short-
ly after 9pm. That is the
time that parents should be
\'lai ting to pick up their ch-
ildren it is much easier to
\'lai t a fe1'1 minutes in your
heated car for the shm1 to
let out, than for a youngs-
ter to lmi t out on the cold
dark schoolgrounds.
And if junior is on the
small side, send his ld th
an brother or sister
or neighbor child; or bet-
ter still come on dO\m ,.,i th
him and enjoy some of the
excellent shows that the
movie committee has planned.
* *
(election, cont pace :t col l)
voting may take place as
soon as possible .
The candidates (who \'/ere
nominated at the last meet-
ing of the PTA) are, Druck
Robinson, !-Irs. ,\llen (2ulie)
Davis, Rev. :layne !iull, I :rs.
Elsie Oberg and Paul S1'1anso
Of t hese three \'lill be el
ected and will hold one, tw
and three year terms, these
to be chosen by a drauing
following the election.
Notices of the meeting
(next col.)
time end energy.
. Als6, some children are
{) . [R '' l '
,:.tl 'j ; : Ill
4 ,, I! .1 .:r:
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left unattended at the shO\'IS
who are much to young to be
(next col.)
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It seems that ,.,i th the freez-
ing season almost upon us,
many have suddenly remembered
that Se\'ler system that they
planned to put in this sum-
mer and are frantically try-
ing to complete the job be-
fore the ground freezes.

To those who have been shop-
ing for inexpensive materials,
\'lish to nal!. attention to
one of our neighbors in the
area, l'l'ho has on hand
a good of standard len-
gth cesspool logs or 1'1ill cut
them to your particular spec-
ifications.
AI Saulsbury, may be
reached by calling PI 5-3636,
sells the standard eight foot
logs for only 55 apiece and
will deliver them in Chugiak
of only a little more .
This makes his price deliv-
ered to you door still lO\'Ier
than many in Anchorage area
and the logs are all first
grade spruce.
If you have let ,.,inter creep
a little close to you, truce
time to call Al, and he l'lill
do his best to help you get
a little ahead of gack Frost
and have those logs ready to
go in as soon as that pit is
ready.
* ...
(election)
have been posted throughout
the community. * * * *
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SEPTIDBBR 21
1
1960
Carl Steeby, of Jayha\tk Drive
in Birchwood, has gone to Dil-
lingham, ,.,here he ,.,ill \'/Ork as
resident enGineer on the con-
struction of an nzA electric-
al system.
* * * * *
Paul S\'lanson, postmaster at
Chugiak, is on a vacation of
t\tO \teeks. He uill spend his
time off wor!:ing at Slrannee
Slopes on the neu Pgst Office
buildings.
-
flrs. Nary :li::lis, uho had spen
the summer visiting \lith her
son and dauc;hter in la,,., Mii.
I:rs. Ed. ::illis of Eagle
River, has r eturned to her
home in Barsto,., Calif.
* * * * *
RZI.:nm:::.;.
Chugiak Republicans are rem-
inded of the Pot-Luck dinner
at lrhich tine they ,.,ill have
the opportunity to meet the
candidates for state office.
This is to take place, to-
w i nt e r
F
'
ar
l
(po;t luck)
morro, .. , Thursday, 3eptember
22nd, at the Carnival Ilall
at 6pm.
Those planning to bring
food are reminded that all
dishes should be there by
6pm, and should consist of
a main dish (preferably fried
chicken) a vegetable or a
salad. Dessert and beverage
is being provided by the
Chugiak Republican Club.
Special guests are to be
Dr. Lee HcKinley, candidate
for the U.S. Senate,
Rettin, candidate for the
.U.S. House f Repre:::;entat-
ives, and John Coghill, min-
ority leader of the state
house of Representatives.
* * * * *
(Fire Association cont page 1
col 2)
a bill for $450. to the Iiat-
anuska Telephone Association
for equipment and polter dur-
ing a period \then there was
no financial support from the
comnunity)
2. Authorization for incor-
poration
3. Change in articles to al-
lo\t members to vote ,.,i thout
a thirty day ,.,ai ting period.
A Plea ,.,ill also be nade
to members and prospective
members to their dues
paid up to date, as the fire
company is running very short
on funds, and has not enough
to insure operation through
the coming \tinter .
* * * *
PAGE 3
BBARD TO
MEET
The board of the Chugiak
Public Library will hold
their first fall meeting
at the library on Thurs-
day, October 22nd at Spm,
to discuss the recruiting
of librarians and work
out a schedule for l'linter
hours.

Anyone interested in as-
sisting m any way is invi t-
ed to attend.
* * * * *
BLIND ASSISTANCE PROGRMI TO
BE DZVELOPED
T,.,o officials of the Ameri-
can Foundation of the Blind
have offered the services of
that consulting and research
organiza;;ion to the State of
Alaska for the development of
an expanded program of ass -
istance the blind.
Ale:<ander F. Handel, dire-
ctor of the Foundation's Div-
ision of Community Services,
and E. Brown, west-
ern field representative,
made the offer during a con-
ference lti th Governor Egan.
They previously had met
\'lith Col"missioner Paul L.
:!ins or , of the J,laska Dep-
artment of :leal th and :lel-
fare, Theo J.
Norby of the Department of
Education, and State Lib-
rarian Helen and
plan to return next \teelt ,.,i th
Ray llruschka, director of
the office of Vocational
{cpnt page 4 col 1 )
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SBPICEI-:BER 21, lS60

-cook of the
Month
COOK FOR SEPTEi-iBER
E:JTIIER HULL
Esther has learned that boys
as well as girls enjoy learn-
ing to prepare foods, and a
favorite \dth her family is
doughnuts, a pastry which all
can enjoy mal:ing.
BZST ;)CUGilHUTS
2 eggs
1 cup sugar
4 tbs melted shortening
to 4 cups flour
1/2 tsp salt
4 tsp baldng povder
}'I tsp nutmeg
}1 tsp cimnamon
Lcup milk
BEAT eggs & sugar together
ADD cooled shortening
ADD sifted dry ingredients
alternately uith milk
ROLL on lightly floured
to 1(2 inch thick
CUT \-lith doughnut cutter
FRY in deep hot fat (375)
until brO\m
D&\IN on absorbent paper
S&1VZ plain or rolled in
sugar
NAIC!:S 40
* * * * *
(Blind assistance cont page
3 col 3)
rehabilitation.
Handel and Drown, \-lho leave
today for Anchorage, said
their organization's primary
interest is in oruring it pos-
sible for the blind to become
independent citizens.
* * * *
SCIIOOL 00; ... 10
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Ladies

tfOLL BLENDS
COURDEROY
SCHOOL r.:ovu:s D..!:GIN
AGAIN
Charles Harriman, ch-
airman of the PTA movie
committee has announced
that beginning Friday, Sept
23rd, movies will once more
be shO\m at the school's
multo purpose room.
These movies \-lill begin
at 7:30 and last until ap-
proximately 9 pm. In ad-
dition to a full length
feature, a cartoon is us-
usaly shown.
The price of admission
grade school students,
25, High School students,
50 and adults 75.
The movies are shO\m
every other Friday.
The first movie \rill be
the Lone Ranger, a western
in color.
* * *
(Obedience classes cont
page 1 col 1)
dogs from nine months to
nine years of age \-lere ac-
ceptable for training, and
each dog that sucessfully
completes the course will
receive a diploma and be
eligible to compete in the
C.D. (companion
. 1\nyone interested in sign-
ing up, or desiring addit-
ional information should
contact Burg at H0- 2
5261 before October lst.
* * ..
PAGE 4
and Nrs . Stanley Vrem of
the Artillery Road in Eagle
River are the parents of a
baby boy. Tracy J. \-las born
at Providence Hospital on
Sept 12U!, \-leighed 7 pounds

12 ounces and was t\v-enty inches
long.
* *
fIr. and f-Irs . Frank Stallard of
Birch\iOOd are the parents of
a baby boy born in the Valley.
Presbyterian Hospital on. Sept .
13U!. Bryant Victor \-leighed
seven pounds one ounce.
The Stallards have t\-10 other
children, a girl and a boy.
* *
liELFARE GROUP TO ItEET
The Chugiak \'/elf are Committee
will hold their first meeting
og the fall season on Thursday
September Z8nd at the primary
building of the Chugiak School
at 8 pm
All member organizations and
are urged to send a
representative.
*
GET YOUR RESERVATIONS IN EARLY
2 Tractors & Loader at your Service
EJtTUCK Contractinq Co.
lot!LE 14
RZASON,\BLE HOlJRLY OR JOB RATES
H0-2-5320
k

supplies
THERJ-!Of.lETERS HEATING
{ PADS .. VAPORIZORS
FIRST AID SUPPLIES
,
NEiiS .AND JlT T!l2
SCHOOL
SB-: the boys and girls
of 8B have been a pretty
good class and have formed
service clubo
Jeanette l:illiman is the
assistant chief of staff,
?-like Flint, Danny :!aliter e.:
Jerry are bird obser-
vers; Chief Health officer
is Bruce Kincannon; \'/&ather
observers are Jerry Rankin,
Eileen Laukat and Hank Tof-
son. Astrononical. observ-
ers are Connie Jopnson,
Nelda !loonier, Larry Soss-
aman, Linda Danny
Strickland and Ranger.
Plant observer is Carolyn
Van Zant.
In the other classes we
have been doing the usual
lesson vork.
7B: tie have I:r. r:orse, our
school bus driver and teach-
er for Health and Science.
;Je have :Started a Service
Club. Alan is the
chief geolocical observer,
weather observer, Renee :>ie-
rce, astrononical observer,
llark ..'haley, Observer
Carol Teeter, Bird observer,
Brynhild Talloan, and Heal-
th observer is Dilly I(ennedy
ltr. Pierce teaches Geo-
graphy and !Iistory. ld-s.
Connell is our l:ath teacher.
lir. Veach teaches us lan-
guage arts. Ile is also our
home room
The boys in 7B have J.:r.
Norse for P.E. The boys and
giJ"ls have their music to-
gether.
This year is
<next- col.)
FINE FCOD
BEVEHAGZS
(moose call)
from last in that tte have
four different teachers.
GFll&TUJ. ITZJ.:S:
!iiss Tunnell's room made
pictures of autumn leaves.
They have 22 children in
the first grade room.
Ilis Aske 's room brought
leaves and made pictures.
They are bringing roclcs
:from their home collections
for a school collection.
Hrs. Iillight
1
s room been
dratting pictures.
They had a to-
day.
They are bringing some
shells and roclcs to shott one
another.
Veaches room been
malting pictures of their
families look like and they
are very nice.
Ninteen of the class has
100% on their pap-
ers and they on the
bulletin board.
r.ir . Pierce's room has four
new people in their room this
year .
Their names are fax llles,
from Se\vard, John Diavienger,
from Cordova, Dianne Diclcy
from Ft. Richardson and Linda
Grotha from Nome.
In Ilr. s room, the
new pupils are Eileen Branch
and Jeanne Baker, They are
very nice.
RE?ORTED BY
GAYLE CHARLES
* * * *
STATE TO OBSERVE
UNITED NATIONS
Governor :tilliam A. Egan, to-
PAGE 5
(United nations day)
banks as chairman of
a committee to head up plans
for Alaska's observance of
United Nation's Day on Octob-
er
The annual observance, pro-
claimed by Eisen-
hower, this year marks the
15lli anniversary of the found-
ing of the tvorD:d organizat-
ion.
Merdes is a former State
president of the Junior Ch-
amber of Commerce, which
has played a leading role
in past national observances .
HEALTH COUNCIL i;EETS
The Chugiak Health Council,
met at 8pm on September
to the carrying out
of the school shysicals.
They also discussed '"ays
to contact the Department of
Health for services until a
nurse can be assigned to this
srea.
The shortage of nurses in
public health is state-
\vide and does not affect this
area alone.
Dr. Simpson who reported
for the Health Council said
that there \laS no hope that
a nurse be available in
he immediate future . * *
Chugiak School
Movie
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.. m
:;;, lt;

<;Y .
starring
CLAYTON NOORE and
JAY SILVERHEELS
day named Ed. l:erdes, Fair- IN COLOR
(next col _. _) ______ _ ----------
7:30pm
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t-IILE 18
.)
SEPTEI-mER 21, 1960
GIRL SCOUT 7RCOP #54 \till hold
their first neeting of. the fall
at the home of troop leader El-
sie Oberg on Thursday, Jeptemb-
er 22nd, at 7:30pm
The group \till neet at that
time every Thrusday.
* * * * *
BRCUNIE TROCP # 56 met at the
home of Brotmie leader Gleda
Stephens on Friday, September
16!!1.
There are 18 girls in the
troop. They are learning to
make paper flowers.
* * * * *
.BRmJNIE TROOP # 123 men at the
home of Darlene Hahn, Brm-mie
leader on 7hursday, September
151!! after school.
There lvas also a:.:meeting of
the mothers at \1hich time they
were acquainted \vi th the pro-
gra.J!!.
* * * * *
(homemakers)
to attend the meeting
of the program planning com-.
mittee to be held in Palmer.
* * * * *
. .
(Demo meeting cont page 1
col 2)
committee men to be selected
be appointed by Mr. 1'.1len,
\vho chose Chick LeDoux, Vern
Haik, Aden Cates and George
Smith to the posts .
. .lvir. Allen expressed his
thanks to the people of Chu-
-giak for once m.ore sei'ecting
him to be their chairman.
He said that he had no
desire to hold any other pub
lie office, but only \vi shed
to serve the Democratic par
ty and the people of this
community to the best of his
ability.
Guest speak_ers -at the meet
ing. were John
Alcantra, Barl Ilillstrand
and Nick Begich, president
of the Kennedy for President
Club.
* * * * *
VIOLATIONS
?ROSECUTED
In a recent court
The riomemal;:ers ,.,.ill case, three men \vere fined
meet at the home of Elsie Ob- each for the lianton
erg on Thursday, September 22 tvaste of elk meat, the
nd at 2 pm. Department of Fish and Game
The annual election of Offic- has announced.
ers will place at The men, Fred A. Greer,
time. :layne E Lillie and Richard
Also ltill be sel- (next col..)
ftext . _ .____L.,_..,_
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PAGE 6
(violators)
N. Talbott; all of
were by Herb-
ert L. Downing, an offic-
er of the Division of Pro-
tection of the Department
of Fish and Game, follmv-
ing their abandonment of
elk me;1t at Tonki Cape on
Afognak Island.
The men \vere found guil-
ty by Judge !label Fenner of
Kodiak on Sept . 6t'l. $150
of each fine \vas susbended
and the hunting licenses of
the three men were revoked
for the of 1960
In Copper Center, Jack H.
Pr\li tt of Fairbanks tvas fin-
ed for killing a C0\'1
moose and her t\vo female
calves on the Denali lligh-
\lay.
Pruitt, tvho pleaded guil-
ty to a complaint signed by
Protection Officer \lilliam
Sholes of Glennallen, stat-
ed" that he had mistaken the
maose for caribou.
Judge Carl Eden of Copper
Center ordered Pruitt's 1960
hunting license and a rifle
owned by him forfeeted to
the State. $300 of the fine
tvas suspeuded on condition
that Pruitt does not but an-
other hunting license for a
period of two years.
The moose carcasses, tvhich
\vere recovered, were donated
to the Valdez Children's Home.
Protection assistant Jerry
Crmv and Game Ronald Skoog .
assisted Sholes in the
Commenting on the offense,
Judge Eden said that it t'/as
the tvorst game viol ation he
had ever seen
* * * * *
pJ,lJi.;I;q:NG: 2J_,ECT}tiCAL . . . . BUILDERS SUPPLIES
. .
\'fOOD \'lQOD & COAL .. OIL
Including the
R I T E li A Y
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SEPTEJ.WZR 21 , 1960
CHUGIAK CHAPZL
(Assemblies of God)
Rev. Bernard Tel\l"ell PASTOR
Sunday Gchool lO:OOam
Morning Uorship 11:00am
Evangelistic Serv 7:30pm
Dible Study & prayer meeting
:Jed 7:30pm
Christ
1
s /mbassardors (Young
People) Fri 7:30pm
. . . .. .
CIIUGI1UC GT. J'.NTIIONY
1
S
Religion classes for the
winter \1i11 be announced
soon.
*
FIRST n;.:>TIGT CriURCH
mile 14 Eagle River
Rev. E.C. Cl1ron !In1ISTER
Sunday Gchool 9:45 am
Morning ::orship 11:00 am
B.T.U . ... 6:30 pm
Evening ,.,orship .7:30 pm
prayer meeting
7:30pm
The 4Ul :.rednesday of each mon-
th the follO\\I"ing groups meet
at 7:30 pm
GIRLS AUXILL'.:W

:/Ol ;EN Is IIISSIONARY UNIO
I :::!.N
1
S DHOTUZRIICOD
Nursery open during services.
* *
BAPTIST CIIURCII
Rev. Frank Ili ller PASTOR
Sunday Gchool lO:OO am
lolorning :Jorship 11:00 am
Prayer Ccrvice Tuesday
7:30pm
* * .. ..
LATTE:rt D/.Y SJI.INTS
Sunday Cchool lO:OO am
Civil Defense Quonset Hut
liile 201/2
"' * .. .. ..
ews
COMMUNITY BAPTIST QlURCH
Rev. Paul Hughes PASTOR
Sunday School lO:OO am
l>Iorning lJ,.:OO am
Young People 6:30 pm
Evening 7:30 pm
liednesday Prayer meeting
7:30 pm
1/omen' s worlcshop, Thursday
2:00 pm
Crusaders, Thursday 4:00 pm
...... .
CHUGIAK f.:ZTHODIST CIIURCH
Rev.. \'layne Bull
H0-2-5155
PASTOR
Sunday School 9:45 pm
l>lorning ::orship ll :00 am
Juriior 3:34 pm
Sr. Choir, Thnns 7:30 pm
\iSCS, 1st Thursday 8:00 pm
.. .. .. .. *
CHRISTIAN caAPEL
. Don Smith EVANGELIST
Bible School lO:OO am
tlorship & Lord's Supper
11:00 am
.. .. *
CiL\PEL
Rev. Joseph Overy PASTOR
Sunday School lO:OO am
t.lorning i/orship 11:00 am
Evening ::orship 7:30 pm
:Sible Study, ::ed 7:30 pm
Adult Bible School
Tues & Fri :7:30 pm
.. .. *
NOTICE:
Any changes in the Church
Directory shoulc be submitted
to the COURIER not later
than 6:00 pm on lionday of
each \\l"eek.
This also a,plies to any
special notices or programs.
.. * *
\
REGIS1&RATION FOR
CATIIOLI C CLASS&$ TO
BEGIN

Registration for Catholic
R:ligion classes including
f1rst communion and confir-
mation \fi 11 be held at the
Market Basket at the Eagle
River Shoppong Center on
Saturday, Sept from lpm
until 4pm.
All Catholic people in the
community are urged to reg-
ister their children at this
time, as there \\Till be no
other registration held.
* * .. *
BIBLE STUDY Cl..t\SSES TO
BZGIN
Bible Study classes \fill be
held at the Emmanuel Chapel
on 1/ednesday evening with
Adult Bible school on Tuesd-
ays and Fridays at 7:30 pm.
These classes \\Till be
taughe by Rev. R. H. Easter
' a experienced
bible school teacher.
.. * * * *
JUNIOR CHOIR P&\CTICE
RESUNES
The Junior Choir of the Chu-
giak IZethodist Church will
their practice ses-
sions.
The group \\l"i ll r:Jeet at
the Church every Thrusday
from 3:45 to 4 :45,pm.
* * * .
' NZETING RElliNDER
All those interested in join-
ing a "Little Theater" group
1
. to be in Chugialc,
(
are rem1nded of the meeting
to be held on Tuesday, Sept-
ember 27!!! at the Iiethodist
Church at 8 pm.
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lriift UN tTI
te ul? 'ill &AI t lb
tm U Rt 1 CC..

"NO JOB TOO Si-:ALL! II
FREE ESTHulTES
400 Fl'. EAST OF TASTEE FRE'i'
ON ;?ARK LANE EAGLE RIV.
21, 1960
QUESTION:
" can a person \\'ho ,.,as e 1
igible to vote at the 1\ugust
primary but failed to do so,
v.ote in the IJovember general
election, and can they
register?"
ANS\/EJ.{:
To be considered a
legal voter in Alaska, one
must be a resident of the
State for one year, and in
the for thirty
Those ,.,.ho failed to regis-
ter by votint; in the ;.ugust
primary; t1r \Jho \'/ere not el-
igible at that time, but \fill
be in .Novenber' will be given
the opportunity to register
at the time of the general
election and may vote."
"' ... * * *
LOCAL :lCCTOR J.'ITENDS
liE. CLII !I C
Dr. Ilarshall Gimpson, of Chu-
giak has been attending the
Heart Clinic, \Jhich has been
held at the .i.laska Native
Service Ilos:)i tal under the
sponsorshir> of the J.laslm
lleart J\ssociation and the
J\laska Departnent of Health.
Discussion has been on
current methods of heart
surgery an<! diagnosis of hea-
rt disease::;.
The sess1on ends t:1is \'Teek.

Radio

Repair
GLENN H
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H0-2-5290
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BUREAU iJE:/ SERVICE
The Bureau of Land J:anagemen
has recently announced a ne\
service \ihich \iill enable
members of the public to ob-
tain in five minutes coppes
of papents which usually
took .six to eight weeks to
obtain in .the past.
The ne\i service is part
of the Bureau's policy of de
centrali a ti on and the ne\'1
z
records program recently in-

The copies are printed fro
microfilm, and arc reproduc-
ed to the sixe of the orig-
inal patent.
Copies of Zxecutive Orders
Proclamations, Public Land
Orders and other documents
,.,.hich limit or restrict the
availability of public land
Orders anddher documents
\vhich limit or restrict the
availability of public lands
will also be available .
All may be pur-
chased at $1.00 per sheet
at the Anchorage Land Office
in the Cordova building in
Anchorage. '
* * * * *
BINGO GAHES TO
RESUl-lE
The Chugiak post of the
Veterans of Foreigh '.Jars
,.,.ill onne more resume th-
popular BINGO games.
Beginning on September,
30 at 8 ?ii and every
other Friday evening the
l'iill be held.
The usual array of prizes
will be available and re-
8
.,
(BINGO)
freshments \'lill be on sale.
The games are being co-
sponsored by the Ladies t.u..'C-
iliary of the :VFit.
* * * * *
PALNER CAP ASSISTS BURNED
HAN
Palmer pilot Leroy Johnson
of the Civil Air Patrol in
answer to a call from the 4'
Rescue Coordination Center
at Elmendorf AFB, fle,.,. an
Anchorage man from the !'Iil-
lo,.,. air strip to Palmer \'{here
he \'las transferred o the
Valley Ilospi tal.
Homer Jones, 33 of 300 "C"
Street ,.,.as S'!.lffering from
burns on his hands uhich had
been caused from a gasoline
fire.
* * * * *
TALKS IlAY BE IIE:.IID ON
AIR FORCE ACADEMY

U. S. Representative Ralph J .
Rivers has been advised that
the Air Force j\cademy is send-
ing a representative, Capt .
Donald R. Skm'len to Alaska in
Nov. for tne purpose of int-
eresting young Alaskans in
the Air Force Academy.
Capt. Skowen \ii 11 be in the
Anchorage area November 8-10
and civic groups interested
in hearing him may contact
Rep. Rivers Office, 1540 House
Office Bldg, \lash. 25 D. C.
* * * * *
VEL C21 G;'? .... TCPSCIL
EXCAVATION lL.\.SE;.;ENTS 5/.CI\FILL
T:::;:L ..
i .ILE 18'/z H0-2-5180
21 1960
. . ,. '
Septemb0:::- 21, 1960
Friendly l'i'eighbors, Stephens
7:30 pm
THURSDAY, September 22, 1960
BROUNIE TROOP # 123, Hahns
after school
Library Doard, 8 pr.I at Lib.
Homemai;.ers (Chug.) Obergs.
2 pJ.J
Group, School 8 PM
REPUBLIC,:IJ Pot- :Luck, Carn-
ival ;Iall, 6 pm
Scptenber 23rd, 1960
I-:OVIE, Chugiak .School 7:30pm
SATURDAY, September 24D, . ].960
Registration, Catholic
Claszes Dasket
l-4pm
SUNDAY, September 25lli, 1960
CHURCH
z,;onday, .September 26!!:!, 1960
TUESDAY, 3eptenber 1960
.HRE
Ann!1ucl. meeting, 8pm Car-
nival Hall
CiiUGI:.r: Li tt1e Theatre Group,
llethodist Church 8 -pm.
September 28lli, 1960
TIIRUSDAY, September 29lli, 1960
GIRL SCCUT W54, Obergs
7:30 pm
BRO:.'NI:8 TROOP # 123 Ilahns.
after school.
FRIDAY, 30, 1960
VF\J Il1\LL . 8 pr.;
"' * * **
NE:J i:UTGMATIC.
.
'
LARGE COfiNERCIAL
FOR SALE
FOR SALE:. pack board-;-$2,
Ruclt sack,-$2, ,qE 17"TV-$45;
SIITLL SA\'1-$35, .Jig -Salt, -$15,
Foot lockers..:S2,Pitcher pump
$4, ROQI.; E'":UIPI2NT(en-
larger etc. )-$35, !lahogony
Hi Fi Set-$95. See Brawner
after 6 lreekdays, l-lile
...;t -'io--.
FOR BALE: Cesspool legs, 55
ea. Al Sauilisbury PI-5-3636
SERVICES
Custom fiiade Draperies: Also
repairs and alterations.
Ethel l!cAllister, I;ile 131/z
H0-2-5341 .
GARBAGE SERVICE coal.
\'/ood graveL topsoil.
general hauling ii0-2-5280
COUNTRY S:::!.:.RVICZ 'CO.
l'/ane:t & Sower lines, septic
tanks cesspools Gerhards
BACICHOE Si!:J.VICE Next t<f
Bradley's At Eagle River.
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CUS:BOlil !lADE doll clothes and
furniture H0-2-5341
\'/ANTED: Someone to baby-sit
in my home on occasional week
nj.ghts Iirs. Bellringer
PAGE 9
REAL E&TATE
FOR 2 bedroom house,
pAfive acres. 600
1
II'tray
frontage, beautiful vie\'!,
completely furnished, Good
\vel!, Iiodern, See Bral1ner
mile 18I after 6pm or \'leek
ends. Total Price,
T E R Ii S
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
STATE SE:A::1CHES FOR LAND
A search fdr land patented
to the State that is suit-
able for agriculture took
place during July and .i.ugust,
according to a report in the
August of "Alaska Land
Lines," a puhli of the
Department Resour-
ces.
Inspection of soil survey
maps and lanGs in the area
nonth of the Little Susitna
River and south of Deception
Creek disclosed that most of
that area which is in the
part of the Hatanuska
Valley is poorly suited for
farming.
Underneath a shallot'! layer
of litter the actual soil con-
sists of gravel ceme1ted to-.
gether by glacial silt.
These lands are definitely
not suitable for agriculture
and the search agricultural
la.nd \'lill con-tinue during the
coming months in the hope
that suitable land can be
made available for homestead-
ing under the State's land
regulations as soon as pos-
sible.
* * * * *
LAND CLEARING CQI.J.>LET:ID
The clearing of land for ad-
ditional playground are at
the Chugiak School has b'-
completed
This \vork \tas paid for by
the Chugiak PTA.
.. ....... * * * * *
YOU .. :.:m '1'0 BRING
serve:yourNself 1 IS thetime to fix
Or
I . .
\/ THAT LEAKY ROOF
we w a s h f
0
r y
0
u ,_"-., A s p " ;\L T , o o F c E u N T
Open6am-l0pm

Bu\luinn Mater1al
EAGLE RIVER TRAILER COUR', ifg) m 1 v Y Ill y a r':Jd H0-2-
5175
;'
Large
LEliONS
.05
ea.
Bartlett
PEARS
25/#
1 & 2 #
t-lA:C:!ELL HOUSE CCFFEE
69/#
Fresh
CALVES LIVER
98/#
EASY-ON
SPRAY STJ-.RCJI
45

79
S\1IFTS
FULLY OOOKED "
\iho1e or Shank
H A )2 S
6'3/#

Choice
ROUND STEAK
$1.09/#
Choice
CUBE STEAK
$1 .. 19/#
CORN ON THE COB
8/$1.00
Beefsteak
T 0 AT 0 E S
4#/$1.00
BEST FOODS
M A Y 0 N A I S E
65/qt.
14oz
TANG
59
CAHPBELLS
GIANT
CHEER
79
#1 VEGETABLE SOUP w/meat
5/$1.00
#1 V2GBTERIAN SOUP 6/$1.00
#J, TOf.JATO SOUP 8/$1.00
GERBERS
STRAINED FRUIT & VEGETABLES
10/$1.00
JUNIOR CHOPPED FRUIT & V"'...GETABLES
8/$1.00