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Capi tcrl M.ove Petitio n.To Be Here Sat.

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~ J :.NU .. i.RY 3rd, 1962

fffiO~~~ ffi5WJ~ U\\J S) 100 W~·lE~O WM~~11f00~~ PETERS CREEK: The Pet­ers Creek home of Janes

CIIUGI!\K: Residents of Carrol' at mile 211/.:, burn-Chugiak tvill lYe. given ed to the ground last an opportunity to sign Friday, while the temp-the petition to mo,ve erature hovered at -35° • the state Cupital from Carrol told firemen Juneau to so1.1e\vhere I"' that he had rekindled closer to the center

11 an oil heater lihich had

of state population. ·· ; . gone out , and had taken George Allen, demo- his f amily to a neighbors

cratic chairman for home 1v-hile t~ai ting for the Chugiak precinct his house to t'ltlrm up . stated that he ,.,as ob- 1 .&~~jl~~~ ~ihen he returned to taining a copy of this check a few hours l a ter,

- - petition, and \muld /. Cl.ISTQI.:ER .~T THE z:.GLE RIVER n·.RKET it became appnrent that have it at the ~~gle B \SleET ~:RITBS A CHECK, :miLE r.i.\NAGER the interior of the house River Shopping Center BOB ;.'ILSON PREP,\H.ES TO PJOTOG&\~H BOTH was burning. on Saturday, January CiiECIC J~ND ' :·:RITER :1ITII THE NE\1 SPECI ·\L, ·.:hen Ca rrol opened the 6YJ, bet\\'een the hours c:.; ..i!;iL DS.SIGNED TC DI SCOURAGE B.'.D CIECI~ door., the inside ~.f.' the of lOam and 2pm for pJ·,ssrns r oom a ppeared t o 'blo\" sig~a~~re. ~-~--~-----------------------------.---- up.

TbisApetition form has room ThA Chu~iak Volunteer Fire f 119 1. gnntures on each SPECI:LL c:,!-iER.\. TO ..., t:>

or s .. Company \'IUS summoned, but copy. J·~uen stated that he DISCOU1hGE BAD CHECK the fire hau progcessed t,oo ,

:miTERS (cont page 4 col 1) far to save the house. .

lolEN' S BASI~TBALL TElJ·! TO ORG.\f'HZE

E,\GLE RIVER: Chuck Sm:i th, super1ntendent of Chugiill' Schools, has announced that a meeting for the purpose of organizing a m~n's bas­ketball team has been call­ed for ~londay, January 8 t'! at 7pm at the Eagle River School gym.

This is open to all !ldu.~t men \iho are interested iti~ playing basketball.

Smith stated that enough \\'ere interested fo organ­ize a team, plans to do · so woulD: ·~e r.tade. , ·

1 FUrthe:r.· 'i,nformation may be had by calling either the Chugiak or the Eagle ~liver School.

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E.\GLE RIVBR: Anyone planning to t~ri te a bad check at the Eagle River i·iarket Basket is now likely to think t1v-ice on the matter.

The store has installed a "Regiscop~", a dual lensed camera ivhich photographs both the check and the writer at the same time.

This gives the store a perm­anent record of every check cashed at the register; 1~hich protects not only a gainst those t~ho would pass a bad check, but a l s o . offer s pro­tection in case checks are ever stolen.

l•ianager of the i·iarket Bask­et, Bob ltils on, stated that any and all checks t~hich ar~ now cashed at t he R~o~e, in­cluding those of store em­ployees ttill be thus recorded. (cont page 4 col 1)

Carrol, his wii'·" and fifteen . . year old son, lost ~ll of th~ir possessions in t1te Jh~ 0, . . , .:·

It was believed that the , 1 1

loss \~as partia~~;y. covered t·, . with insurance. r1 1·

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PTA , TO i !EET NEXT :lEEK

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CHUGIAK: Ed \Iillis, Pres­ident of the Chugiak PTA has s!.:~d thnt all members be ~e­

i:Oinded of the January meetJ.ng \'lhich \dll ·take place hext Tuesday, January 8!.b at the Chugiak School at 8pm.

Plans to assist the current athletic program of the area sahoo.ls ~~~ll·bri . si(isucsed.

Refreshements tiill be served by the fift]) g~ade, I • , •

mothers.

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0 1!' Cook for' January s pent t ~me teaching school i n so:>;~ of the more remote parts of our state before s~ttlir.g dO\m in this com­m:.mi ty.

Lois Ante, whe calls Atwater Ohio her state­side home, came to Alaska in 1935 to teach school at the village of r .• ctlak­atla, in southeastern Al-a Glca .

After teaching there a y : year> she attended t:1e Un­h •ersi ty of J\laska at Fair barnes for one summer a nd th~n ,.,ent on to teach at I~o :li ak.

It 1'/aS t'lhilc there that she met and married Gcor­e;e who ,,.a s workin 1 here a:. that time.

r:eorge and Lois \·;ere mar­ri e d in 1957 and continued J,o live at Kodiak ,.,..here t.here ~w · oldest children George Jr J.e , little Lois l'let·e born .

'L'he 1int e ' s came 1 o Chu­p~:~.: i n ... he month of Mar~h H<O , having bough1 a mh o r.e 0!1 l·lt . Eldutna Drive at :Jile 2~ .

Since moving to 1.hi s c:m- · munity their famil~ has ~.:-own to include l Jttle Gracie, l'lho ,.,as boJ ·n las ; C::!tober .

Lois, still teaches ECtool but no* only as a NUbst~ t­ute.

f!er little family k<:~p her pretty much to home • nc ·t, and ::::r:-.e f i nds little t i me for :.he a thletic activ iti~s \thic u.sed t o :<eep her bus~· in the IJUSt .

Lois reca lls how 1 qrscbaclc r idinr; was he:· favo " i te <lct­ivi ty and relates h01·r she ~sed to serve as a riding instructor Lo a group l f C;: -:!p.Cire Girls and to <•ther '

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COOK FOR J J\NUARY LOIS ,\NTE

groups, frequently traveling around the country at this activity .

Lois has had little time to join any local groups, as a substitute teacher fimst be ready to go to 1'/0rk at a ny time . However , she has re- ' 1Zently j oined the Chug i ak Ladies Club.

A comparat ive nch'comer t o our c~mmuni ty, \'le 1dsh to \1el­come .Lois , and llill enjoy shar ing her favorite fecipics vhi l e she is our cook of the month.

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For her first recipe, Lois. has a favorite 11hich would have been appropria te for the rec~nt holidays, ,}?ut is good any time.

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~~~- : ~ TerJj'fic Buys I I ._ ' IN \LL BUY I

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}~ cup chopped nuts 1 cup chopped dates 1% tsp' baldng soda l1 cup ·shortening ~ cup boiling \tater 2 eggs

}2 tsp vanilla 1 cup su.gar 1~ cups sifted flour

emm-::::~ ' nuts, soda & salt in mixi ng bmd

ADD shortening & boiling 111atcr ALLON mixture to stand 15

minutes STIR 'tCJ blend DE.AT egis slight"ly J\DD Vahilla STIR in sugar and ~ifted

flour AD) to date mixture DO l'\OT OVERJ.JIX PL,\CE in greased 9"x3 11x5 11

loaf pan BAKE 1 hour at 350° COOL .beiore slicing:

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ENGAGEHENT ANNOUNCED

1 BIRCH:/O(D: I-Ir. aJ:d l·lrs . I nt;­vo l IfofE.on of nrichw<jod Road a nnouncej the engagem~nt of their d.'l. 'Jghter t•la r yanne to J ames S tin3er, formerly from Cal i f or .1ia 7 and r.O\> r esidin,.. in Birchlt)cd . o

The daJ. ~ )f the \tedding has not yet been set .

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lADIES CLUB . ENJ"OY DINNER

, FIRE L.U.i;: Tht Chugialc Lad­ies ~lub member; and their resllecti.,·e bus}:>< ·nds attended their arrual holiday dinner .. (cont pa!e 9 col 3)

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J,\NUARY 3rd, 1962 PAGE 4

• <Capital move cont page 1 · I (Ne\·1 Jersey) (l~e\v Jersey) · col 1)

h ;:;,::; all'eady turned in a copy cd the petition \ii th 119 sig­r.<tures from this area.

Allen went on to say that ~e ~ad gotten these signat­ures in just a few hours and that of all those \ih~ he approached, only four had declined to sign. These four gave as their reasons that two of them did not fully understand the petition, one \ias a ne\icomer to the state, and onl~ the fourth felt that the cap1tal should remain in Juneau.

Allen stated that if thi's was ahy indication of the feelihg of the voters of Chugiak, the outcome of any election on the capital move would 1 from this area nt least• be obvious.

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( chcclt \iri ters, t con page 1 col 2)

.,. , •l-son stated that the res-pc:l,se by the public to th.:l$ system has been very favor­able,

All of the Piggly ~:iggly h3.!"ket Basket chain stores a!"e equipped ,.,i th this camera. . . . ... ...

Vli'i TO r.;EET

OLD CHUGI,\K: Chugiak Post 9?85, VF'i/ wishes to r;mind ~ll ~embers of the 1st meet­ln~ 1n 1962, which \iill be .. ~. ~· J . ; - . ,on anua:t;y 4tl!' Thursday' ~" the VF\i hall at mile 2l 1n Old Chugiak.

A register of the addresses and phone numbers of all mem­bers will be corrected at this time ..

~lembers arc also reminded that 1961 dues cards will no lcnger be honored at this m·~~ting.

Duas cards for 1962 \'/Wll 'J.) available for purchase a~ ~his meeting.

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ATTORNEY GZNERAL OF Nl!:tt JERSEY PROi-;ISES NO !\lORE

FALES ,\DS

NEh' JERSEY: The ,\ttorney Ge:l­(next col.)

f

eral of the State of Ne,., Jersey has advised Gover­nor .lilliam A. Egan that a Newark, New Jersey, pro­moter has given assurance he \ti 11 place no future advertising concerning pur­ported employment opportun­ities in ,\laska.

Similarly, advised ,\ttorn­ey General David D. Furman ' assurances have been oDtain-ed from the advertising man­ager of the Neh' York I·ii~vor that ~t will carry no such advertising in the future.

Furman's assurances came in response to ,rotests by Governor Egan that des•>i te

~ . prev~o~s as~urances that aa-1 vert1s1ng of purported job opportunities would be halt-! ed, the advertisements ,.,ere continuing to appear in var­ious ne\·lspapers and national .mblica tions.

The Ne,., Jersey official said investigation by his office's Consumer Frauds Dureau showed that the ad­vertiser had attempted to cancel existing advertis14 ing commitments, but was unable to do so in all cases because of the a dvance make­up required by the .ublicat­ions •

Egan protested the adver­tisements, which held out the lure of plentiful empl­oyment at high saleries, af­ter being advised that a number of families had found it necessary to aJ peal to the Salvation Army and ot­her welfare organizations after arriving in Alaska, and finding that promised

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jobs did not exist. In addition, the Governor

has writted to all news­papers, periodicals and to

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radio stations ,.,hose use of the advertisements has been brol:lght to_his attention , urg1ng the1r cooperation to halt future advertisemtntG of this nature.

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BREAK-IN AT EKLUTNA Pm/ER PLANT

::ra.UTNA: State Police rec­ieved worN. of a break-in on Ne,., Years day at the office of the Eklutna PO\ver Plant.

It was not immediately apparent if anything had been tak.an.

The matter has been turned oYer the proper autorities for investigation.

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NEH PHONE DIRZCTORY BEING READIED .

PALf.iER: l1iax Clement, mana~er for the i·latanuo£ka Telephone Assotiation, has announced that the 1962 edition of the Hr,\ phone directo!'y i::; being prepared ana should be ready for the printers by the end of the month.

Clement has set a cut-off dP.t~;for classified and al­phabetical listings on Jan­uary 12!.!!.

Anyone wishing to have any changes in their listing is r~qliestb~ to call the tele­phone office by that date.

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THIS IS i·iARCH OF DHiES l·iONTII

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DEN DOIN' S

DEN #3. Friday, 7pm, Wrs . To\mc

; ' DEN #5 ~- \Jedncsday 4 · pm

l·irs. Hobir~on

Thursday, 5:15pm /EN#6: ~Irs. Beatty & ;.;rs. Joh

Den # 8 Thursday, .fpm HRs. Steeby & t·irs.

Boroughs.

PACK r.:EETH\G NEXT S,\TURDAY

OLD CHUGIAK: The regular meet-· ing for ebb scout pacl< 716, '"hich is usua~Jy held the ~ast'Sat­urday of the month was not hald l ast week due to the· holidays.

The meeting will lbake place next Saturday, January 6!.b at 7pm at the Chugiak 1•lcthodi.st Church at mile 13.

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. . .. . . BRO:.'NIE :.EETING

:>OSTOJ.'>NED

PETERS CREEK: t·lrs. Cleda Steph­er.s; BrO\.,rnie leader for troop

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(brownie meetibg)

.;£56 lias stated that the meeting scheduled for next Friday, January 5th has l>cen ostponed unti·~ the follo,.,r­ing Friday, January 12~. ;.irs. Stephens gave as her

reason the fact that a movie has been scheduled to be sho1m at the Chugiak School that night (Jan 5!!!) and the troop meeting 11ould conflict \'lith it.

J\L,\SIG\ D,\Y SCIIBDULE GIVBN

JUNEAU: Governor :.'i lliam A. Egan was given an outline of a dayling schedule of activ­ities which l'lill feature ob­servance of ;1laska Day at the Seattle .'rold 's Ii'air next July 7!!! ,

The s~ccial day is in add­ition t~ ~laska's official participation in the 1962 Exposition ,.,i th displays and other exhibits portraying the State 1 s past, .~.1resent and future.

John F. Gordon, coordin­ator of the Fair's IJlaza of the States, said Go~ernor and r.:rs. Egan and son, Dennis would be guests of• the State of ./ashington ::or ld' s Fair Commission for the special Alaska Day ce-rem~nies. '

.in air1Jort 1wlcome, motor­cade through the city center and a dedication program in the Plaza of t.hc States tdll be a port of the observance a will an afternoon entertain­ment program saluting "laska in the Fairgrounds' sl.adium , (next col.)

PAINT com pi et e I in e

' (,\laska Day)

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and a tour of the tair grounds including a trip up the ~pace Needle and on the monorail from dO\•m­tO\m Seattle.

Gordon said Governor Egan would be guest of honor at a luncheon and again that · night· \tould be guest of honor at a State Dinner hosted by Governor ,\lbert D. Rosellini and the world ' s Fiar Commis­sion.

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CIIUGIAI(~.2J~GLE RIVER SCHOOLS ST/.:1T 1\TIILETIC

cor.;pETITI ON

CliUGL\K: January 3rd (tonight) marks the opening of the Chugiak and Eagle ,ti v­er Junior High School sports program. Chugiak will visit Eagle ·~i ver on this dayc for the first athletic com;etit­ion bet1:een these schools.

The game is scheduled for 7:00pm .

0oys from both schools have been working out at the ne1.r gym in Eagle Hi ver.

This gym vas finished the middle of November.

t:hugi ak is coached by Roy Carson, a former col­l ege basketba ll player him­self and presently a 5~ grade teacher at the Chug­iak school. :te has 1 r 1 :.J:Jed his squad to the follo1ting boys; Bill Leonard, Ryan Straight, Doug Tanner, Jim Burroughs, ~/alter :.'hi tlcy, Richard Jonrowe, Gene Ris­ley, Jerry Christian, Dan (nont a e 6

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ALSO: ALL SIZE BRUSHES, SPACKLE, :~ND OTHER INTERIOR FH!ISIIING

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(Basketball, cont page 5 col 3)

Church I\e\t' 5: \'!erre, Lester Stephens,

It Butch Phillips and Duane

\

Darby. ~ Chugiak's six yell leaders

CHUGL\K CH.Ari!.L

(As~emhlies of God) 1-lile 21 Old Chugi ' Rev. Derr;tard Teliell PASTOR Sunday School. •••••• •• 1).0: OOan I·lorning :19rship •••••••• 11: OOam Evangelistic"Serv •••••• 7:30pm Bible Studt & Prayer I·iecting

u~as ........ . 7:30pm Christ's .'.mbasscdors (Young People) Sunday 6:30pm

* * * * • CIIUGI.t,J( ~T. AN'i':JCNY Is C,\TBCII2TIC;,L CL"~SS~S, .• 8:00pm

l·;ondays, Harry's 1~uto ?arts

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clile 14 £.,GL:z :UVFlR James Henderson P,\STOR Sunday School ••.••.. •••• 9:45pm I·iorning :/orshi p ••••.••• 11: OOam D.T.U ••••••• :~ •••••••••• 6:30pm Evening :lorship ••••.• : •• 7:30pm

·-:Jed. Prayer Heet'ing ••••• 7:30pm The 41!! ',!ed. of each J.;onth the

follOliing- groups meet at

GIRLS ;,L'XILI:.RY SUNBE..\HS

• • • 7:30pm

\·JOi·:EN • s ;.assroN,iRY UNIOt\ I·iEN 1 S BROTHERHOOD

~ursery open during. serv~ces.

• * * * * FIRSJ' BA?TIST, C:IURCH i·iile 21 DIRCH:JCOD REV. Ed. Sti-te.s ,, P:LSTOR Sunday School •••••••.•• lO:OOam f•iorning ';/orship •••..••• 11 :OOam Pra;·cr Neeting, :Jed ••••• 7: 30~

• * * * * ATTBND YOUR CimRCH TillS SUND.t.Y

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~~~ , G ~ r '"• ~en s rocery. )([LE 23 and· Ht~~

ORV G000S GAS 1o. Llt")UOF•

were chosen from apprli>ximately ' 40 girls that participated ·~ in try-outs. Coaching

LATTER Dt.Y SJ'J. NTS

these snappy gir~s is Carol Connell, a former yell leader

1, ' t n0\1 teaching 8!.!! grade r·lath

:·iiie 20~~ OLD C:!UGL,K /,!fred ::eger B.a;.NCII PRES. Priesthood meeting •••••• 9: 60a• Sunday School •..•••.•• ~O:OOaQ Sacrament meeting •••• ·• 6 :OOpr: Primary •• Saturdays, ~obinson~

horne 1:30-ll:30am i·:IA, Tues, ll!ll S: Est. in [

ilnchorage •••••• • • •• 7:15p. Relief Soc. i:ondays •••• ?:30p l ...... . l

· CQi.;i :UNITY .3:.:PTI.ST c:::U~Crl Birch\·rood Loop Rd BI.Rc;r.:oo· Rev. :>aul :Iughes ?, .• STOR Sunday School ••••••.••. 10: OOp.ml r.:orning ::'orship •••• • • · _.' lf:oo~·: Young People .•• • • • •••• 6:3G . "'-· ' ' I ' ' 7 '"0 ~vemng .. ors•~lp. ~..... : ~ . \ .. ed. Prayer Leetlng •••. ?:00pn Crusaders, Thuns ••..•. ..4:00pm .

Ci1UGI.\K I;:!:'!' .. ODI ST C!IURCI;t

at the Chugiak School. The 'r,six yell leaders are, Audrey

Aubrey, Jean Baker, Patti ;,_ ...... · Brooks, Donna .13urroughs,

Sharon Crane and Sherrj'l Oberg.

Students at both schools voted on their choice for team names. The Official Chugiak School name is nO\i ttie "Chugiak Iluskies". ·The official name for ~agle .iiver is the "Zagle River Rams 11

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School colors are, Chug­iak, Green and :!hi te: Eagle River: Blue and Gold.

The Eagle River Rams arc coached by Don Sanders, a recent graduate and Basket­ball player at the Univer­sity of itlaska. Sanders teaches 8!.!! grade science and physical education at the Eagle River School.

llisl ~atns ·include: i•'rank

;.;ue 18 OLD Ci!UGIAIC . Rev. :Jayne !lull J:>,\~TORi t j Sunday School. • .•••••• 9:45a~ 1,_

Adams, Don Bush, David Bel­ler, Steve Ilull,.,_P,ean Fill­more, Rodger Dipcom, Harvey Pullen, Toby Riddell, Greg Thompson and Sam :/intersteen •

· .. ·orship Service ••••••• 11 :OOam 1,f Jr. Hi;~-lF Sun ....... 3:00pm,~

Jon•\nne Vanover and Jo FranlCfourth are handling

Sr. {.;yl .;,un ••.•• .•• ••.• 7 .OOpm Jr. Choir '.led ••.•• • •.• 3: 45pm r Sr. Choir •• Thurs •.••••• 7:30pm :JSCS 1st .led ••••.•• •• • 7:30pm t Circle ••• 3:rci. .:eds ••••• 7: 30pm1

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* • * * * LUTIIZ.rt.~N a!UHCH OF CHUGI.'J\ t•ii 1 e 19 OLD CHUG! :,K Rev. Roland Fritz PASTOR ::orship Service ••••••. 9:OOam Sunday School •••••••• lO:OOam

. \ EVERYONE. ·.::zLcOJ.iE

the yell leaders for the f.t~agle River School.

Chosed to lead the Rams as yell. leaders are, Tani Thot.l.i.JSOn, Lonnie Cathers, Kay Bkstedt, Darlene Carn-ahan and Leslie t:auldin. ·Their athletic compctit-'"J

ion is not limited to Bask-etball. The hoskey program will take shape as soon as the weatherman co-operates.

Bucky l·iorse, 7!.!! grade teach­er at Chugiak and his brother L.J. l·iorse have spent many hours preparing the rink on fo'.i~ ·~ Lake. ~o far the \'lea t­her man has ruined most of the in \fOEk. Ilot'lever, good hockey \~eather is predicted ·

: ~ and the Chugiak-Eag·le River " arcaJ,~ill soon be treated , to some fine hockey. This ; team is sponsored by the

PT.'l and is affiliated with the National ,\matcur Hockey ,\ssocia ti on.

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Teams from Anchorage ,.,ill provide competition. ~!em­

bers of the hockey team have not been chosen as yet due to lack of turnouts.

F 0 R J\LL OF YOUR J FLO~\L NEEDS

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J;.NUARY 3rd, 1961 .,

Frank l·iilliman has returned to his lli·rchwood home after a fast trip to Denver to spend Chirstmas with his fam ily .

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f·ir. and I·lrs. Allan Snell h~ve moved back to ~he home which they at one t1me oc­cupied on ~·it. Eklutna Dr j ve at mile 23.

~lr . and f.lrs. Richard Carter of Fairbanks spend the hol­idays visiting with the Chuck Carters of Little Pet­ers Creek. The Carters are brothers.

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El mer Ri chardson, of Fire ·Lake retur ned aft er S)end­ing Christmas l'l'i th his mot­her in Lakeport Ca lifornia .

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Andy Kirk , principal of the school at t>loose Pass ma(lc a quick trip up to Chugialc dur ing the holic.tays . Andy at one time ''~'as a teacher at the Chugiak Sc:10ol .

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Edwin Ryon, Principal of the Eagle River School re­turned to Los .\ngelos Cal­ifornia for a brief visit during the holidays . ayon , reported temperature in the 80° 1s at a time when Alask­ans shivered in the - 30°j

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!·irs . El azi beth Fackenthall, from Fairbanks is visiting with her brother, Chuck Carter of ~ittle Peters Creek.

l•liss Alicia Palau teacher · ~ the Chugialt School is ~ noh living with her mother who ~arne from San Diego Cal­ifornia for an extended visit .

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1'-:E:f .::IGII:!/LYS ,\DJED TUIS. P/LST

YZ.\H

JUN~.\U: f·iore than 60 miles of nel'l' high11ays, at a cost of over three million dil­lars , \'/ere added to •\laska' Highway system during the 1961 consttuction s eason,

· according to R. E. Sti cke l State Construction Zngin­eer for the ;·laslm Division of !Iighways .

Construct i on""opera.tions on a~ additional 204 miles, costi ng over ~>10,000,000 have been suspended for the winter, but will be r::sumed again in the s:>ring Stickel said.

Listed among the complet­ed projects were nine ~i les

bet11een Clea r and Rex and 2 mi l es betl';een Nenana and Cl ear, botli on the Fairbank i·icl~nley i>a.rk :iighl'lay, and seven miles f rom the Ifuz­itrin River to Coffee Creek on t he Nome-Kougarok Hoad .

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OCHS COt·ii•iiTTBE TO r.;EET

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PETZRS CRE:ZIC: Dale Picl'son, co-Chai rman for Operation Chugiak Iligh School , an-· n·ounced a meeting of t he Executive Co .. uni t tee to be held January 3th at 8pm at I the home of publici ty chair­man Dill Lo\\·e at •aile 23 .

Pi erson stated that OC!IS has been inactiv-e over the holidays and feels that ho1'1' is the time to J ress our ad­vantage . Pierson sounded optimistic concerning the chances of the s uccess of OCHS.

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P.AGE 7

C,\RS DAl·;1\GED IN ~.'RECK

PETERS CRZEIC: There l'l'ere no · inijuries, but approximately b400 dollars damage resulted in a collisii>on betl'l'een two cars at mile 22 on ~iednesday

December 27!!! . Bruce il ~ Slater of Anchor­

age, had just started to pass a car driven by Hubert J Reid of Birch1vood 1 \'l'hen Reid turned left into t he dri vm'l'ay of Bernies Liquor Store. Slater l'l'as unable to stop and crashed into the side of the Reid car.

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ALIENS l :UST RZPORT

JUNE.\U: District: Director B. R. Oates of the I mmigration and Naturalization Service estimated that 3300 aliens l'l'i 11 report their addresses in Alasi{a during January under the Federal Alien Address Repo~t Program.

The im;.;ingration official s aid that 3000 aliens reported their addresses during January 1061.

Oates said that all non-cit­izens except tl•ose in diplomat­ic status, foreign represent ­ative of certain international organizations and t hose admit­ted t emporarily as agricultur­al laborers , are required to file the a ddress report .

lie added that any alien \1ho \'l'ilfully v.iolated the address report requirement may be fined up to S200, impr~soned for 30 days and de)orted.

In addi tion, aliens l'l'ho are not in the United Stated during January must report their ad­dresses to the service l'l'i thin 10 days after their return .

Address re)()rt cards l'l'ill be availabl e at t he I&NS office and local U. S . Post Officec .

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IACL( ~ll'E~ . Sf"'ICEG\ CA\~A{;f EAGLE RIVER AUTO PARTS

HO - 2-5140

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JANUARY 3rd, 1962

Bow li f:'9: Leag~ -

FRIDAY NINERS: '"on lost

1st FREDDIES •••..•• 20 ••• • 12 2nd NBofA •.•.•...•. 20 •••• 12 3rd E.R. SERV •••••• 20 •••• 12 4tb E.R. FUEL •••••• H~I,~ ••• l~ 5tb STEVES PIZ~\ ••• 16 •• •• 16 6!11 ETilEL I S&\RTI c .. 16 •..•• 16 7tb B&D :CARPETS ..•.• l5 • • • ~.i7 8tb TEAl· I #1. .•.••.• 131,2 •••• 181 9tb F.L. SERV •••••• l3 •••.• 19 lQYlr-IEADm"/CREEK APTS 8 ..... 24

HXGH TEAl·i SERIES (w/handicap) 1. F .L Serv ••.••.•.••. 2181

(four car '"reck)

'fhe guilty vehicle was park­ed on the shoulder at mile 23 where the road crosses the en of Milrror l.ake, late Sunday · afternoon.

A car headed toward Anchor­age came up on the phrkcd_car and the driver suddenly ap­plied his bral~es. A car fol­lmting closely behind the sec ond car vas unable to stop an c~~shed into the vehic.le driv ing it into the parked car .

Then the third 'car careened across the· road and struck a fourth car coming from the op opsite direction.

,\ccording to the State Pol­ic~ ; the damage to all four cars \·las estimated at a tot­al of ~2,550.

There \'lere no injuries to any of the dttvers and their passangers. Thre~ of the cars belonged to Anchorage • I· residents ond one to a Palmer man.

Roads that day had be~n ren dered unusually s lippery due to freezing rain on the pave­ment. . . . . ,..

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(school tax) ...

tax ,fi tholding ;?rovisions of the la'", and who have not filed an extimated tax re­turn will decl re and pay

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school tax \then filing the ne,., income anci school tax return.

The ~10.00 school t~~ is imposed on all gainfully em­ployed persons 19 years of age or over, except unemploy­ed married women, ;?ersons in the active military service of the United Stat~s, paup­ers, insane persons and per­sons permanently disabled from earning a living. 1

Commissioner Gantz stated that under the new procedure the Department of Revenue does not issue school tax receipts .

School tax ,.,i theld by em­ployers will be sho\m on an­nual '"i tholding receipts. Federal employees and self­employed persons include ., school tax \'lith de¢il:arations of extimated tax druing 1961 or on their final return.

" 2 . Freddies .•••...•••• 2127 * •• * •

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· ~ .· NB of A •• • ••••••••• 2112

H~¢H T~M1 GAr·iE (,'1/handi'c.<;tp~ , 1. F .L. Serv . . ..... . ... 763n,, 2· .. NB of A ••••••••••••• 759. 3. F.L. Serv •• ~ .•••.•. ,733

HIGH INDIVIDUAL SEIUES(scrac h women:

TAX FORJ.lS TO BE NAILED SOON

JUNEAU: Commissioner of Rev­enue Peter Gatz, has announ­ced that the revised 1961 Al-

' HELP YOUR LOCAL J.JJ\RCH OF DJl.lES' CIJAIRf.iAN

!.PHyllis Ste\'lart •• 534 2. Jo Frankfour th .• 486

aSka Net Income Tax and Sch- 1----------------------------------------~ ool Tax Return ,.,ill be mailed r h I M · \ to au "laska taxpayers, '"i th- j C 0 0 0 V I e

men. 3. Nonr.a Burns ••••• 474

1. Walt Belsey .•••• 557 • 2. Jim Rankin •••..• 543

3. Don Hahn ••.....• 523

HIGH INDIVIDUAL GAl·IE(scratch \'/Omen:

1. Phyllis Stewart.224

in a fe'" days. CHUGIAK SCHOOL The ammended school tax law Jan. 5tb

passed during the 1960 legis­lature became effective Janua y 1' 1961.

School tax. ''li theld by a · em ployer ,.,ill be shmm as a par of an ann~al income tax and school tax ''i tholding state­ment, and may be claimed as a credit on the new return

7:30p

men:

2. Betty ilalford ••• 189 3 • J o Fr anlcf ourth • • 188

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1. ~Jalt Belsey •.••• 218 , to be filed on or before April 15, 1062. ·' A N I M ,\ t. 1·1 0 If L D, .

2. Jack Ste'"art ••• 202 3. Larry Clarke •••• l98

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AB,\NDONED CAR C,\USES FOUR CAR ',/RECK

PETERS CREEK: ,\ car which had been temporarily aban­doned while the driver went .I to ·seek help for a flat tire I. '"as the cause a wnech \thich lili,IJ6lved three other veh­icles.

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Self . employed persons, Fed­eral employees and others who '"ere not subject to the ...... sbboo (next col ) ·

FULL LENGTH FE~TURE p:J.us

cartoon Jut-lnNG JUPITER

• ..t.UTmL\TIC FlfEL OIL DELIVERY'

• LrGHE DELl \'ERf Gl" f PA~I~

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Dear Martha, ~ly fiance any I are

planning to get married next spring. ~iy gifl and her mother have reaJly been knoc!dng themse !Yes out planning a fancy uect­ding.

Now t-:artha, here is a switch . The other day my girl's father takes me aside and tells me that he would just as soon skip all the fuss and feathers .

He offered to make a down

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l!iaJcJ:io.. / B y MARTHA COl'NCil • .

:!hat do you think, I take her old man his offer, or keep shut?

Puzzled Groom

Dear Puzzled Groom,

should up on my mouth

A dece~tion like that is no \'lay to start off married life.

If your fiance and her mother are planning a wed­ding that will strain her fathers finances, perhaps you can talk them into some thing a little simpler, but

payment on a house trailer don't deprive her of a ' --for us if I can talk hi~ lovely wedding for the sake daughter into eloping. Of of an :expensive gift. course I'm not to let her The J&rents of the bride or her I:-Jother lmo'" about make all the wedding ar-this deal. rangements, and it is up

NO\'/ r.Jartha, 1 I 11 ad&;Ji t I '!11 to t hem to decide just hO\'/ tempted. ::e' re going to need fancy an affair they can to get that trailer so we will afford. have a place to live, and \ve You just keep out of this could sure sse that 1.10ney for this hassel until the time the dO\VO payment; but I some- comes to march dO\m the h0\'1 don't feel right about aisle. tricking my girl.

She and her mother are really looking fort·mrd to this \'ledding, and I am not even sure I could tallt her

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Sincerely,

f·iartha Counci 1

Address !\ll letters to f·iartha to :

TilE ICNIIC ;,n;.; COURIER BOX 1166 CHUGIAK, i\L'.SKA

TIIehtourier Reserves the r1g ~o reject any letters that may be judged to be unsuitable.

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PROPANE &\LES •• • ..;,.:.;v.

Mile 14

EXPERT \/ELDING

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(ladies Club, cont page 3 col 3)

on Thursday, Oecember 28m at Fire Lake Lodge.

The next ~gular meeting of the club \vill be :Jednesday, January 10lli 1 at 7:30pm at the home of Elsie Boroughs on Cranberry Drive off Jay­haw!{ Drive in Birch\·rood.

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HOf.:FJ.JA.i:CERS TO I DISCUSS DIN!JER

PETERS CRE2K: The Chugiak Homemakers will held their January meeting at the home of Cleda Stephens on ffihurs­day, January Ulli at lpm.

The ladies , .. ill make final plans for a dinner part~ which they tdll be holding the following day, January 12lli at 6pm at the Chugiak I·lethodist Church .

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I·L\RCH OF DHlES TO GET UNDER~.',\Y

CHUGIAK: f·lrs . Ingvol Tofson, Chugiak Chariman for the i•larcl' 6~ Dimas, wishes to remind everyone that January is ~iarch of Dimes :·ionth .

~~s. Tofson is planning to hold a tea for the area chairman at which time plans for the l·lothers l·iarch \till be held.

The date of t he f·lothers J.larch, as well as for the l·iarch of Dimes Ball and the Teen noad Block t'l'ill be an­nounced at a later date .

f·lrs . Tofson stated that cannisters have been plac­ed~at al l the business pla­cs in the community.

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ANOTHER DOG :JOUN;)ED

::.zTJ:~S CRffiiC. King, a pure bred boxer dog is the · latest victim in the dog shooting epidemic whic~ has hit hbe community .

I~ing, hO\•!ev~r, \'las not shot by a gun, but ~y a steel tip­ped hunting ar·ow.

I~ings 0\mer, Leo Robinson. of mile 23 had let his dog out for a run llst Saturday

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,hn-:1ury, the first month of - t~'= year is nam~d for Jimus

l:-1 ~::- nom~n God of be~innings . .!.'he f~b;_ tval of Janus was

~ .lobr~~£1 ~t th~ beginning ~· ' <.'~•.!l~ yca.r.

:.::•r:cr.AL PAYS: January has ~-,e i,...,l~O.c-y ,.,~1ich is obscr­·,t-d in a ll Christian count-ic~·--:1_,., Years Day.

( ALf.iANAC)

J ANUARY 11~, 1961 FIRE DESTROYS PET~RS CREEK

IIO~IE

. SE\'1 YEARS D:.DY liltS DOUBLE JACKPOT ... ·-

INFANT DIES

JANUARY 18~ , 1961 DOCTOR HOSPITALIZE!> INAUGURAL D/.LL TO D3NEFIT'

FIRE CO. STRAY BULLET ;:.ILLS HORSE

J ANUARY :25!.b, 1961 !'J:;;:; '.)~"":' \.:'3 DLACKS OUT AREA

, !~QTJ,TO TRUCK OVERTURNS TEEN AGERS li,\N GRAD BLOCK

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REI-JEJ.JBER TO SAY Y E S TO THE r-iARCII OF DIJ.iBS

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evening. lihen ICing return'!.!·l a~:h:-.J: ~ .r---.:.~ later he \'lUG : Le~d inr; pro~vsely from an ugiy wound below his eye.

Ini t.ial ex'lminaticn did "-o~ intiicate ,.,hat type cf .• .,C:!.J''·•! liad b\!e :l used to shoot th~ do.;; hCl'lever th0 next duy, Ro'ti:1son \'I<.>G ablP. to l?cl!r,v tha +rail o~ blno1 to ~ ho .• 1e approxirr.atoly three quarters of a :tl.&.le f::om hi_ proper;y. .

There Gev-s:-3.1 jn-:e~ni l~r.;

admitted .to having ;shot· t . .'-.;'.:!' dog ,a th · tha urro\i, howevr..r, they claimed that they ha;: becrt t".rget practicing and ha~ ~hot Ring a~oiuently.

The addicent Qccured some­time het\l'een 10:30 and llp:n.

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c-::·.;BvL.S: n,e s-:\'lodrop is th •'i)"Cj .11 fl:)\'/Cr Of the month.

'll:e iJirr.hst0!'1C is the gar-:.· .L(,o .-----------------·-·----~~·-· - ···--.... -~

,\ · •a f'a.v lo·.r.J. •• • , •• •• 188S ,.~·.'~n D. l\~ckefeller.l874

._, ~:cK~-.. l..P,,r . ., c • • ~. • .1843 : 'n"..: .1:. .J :1cksc n ••• 1824

,_ ~~ h:~il le •• •..•• 1809

: .• v.:,a .. ; j(•~ns Union •• 1861 ~-i)y S:') n;;;: Or~anized

•••• 1908 Ct~~ joins union ••• 1896 'l!·caty of Vcraai lles

••• • 1920 D~ttlc of Pri~~~tcn.1777 Li:ag1.:c c.I Ntit. en·; Estab­

lished • • ••• • 1920

QU Jl AT IONS: ra.:..nt As~:es EvE- . ,Ah, bit­ter =hill it yas ! •'the c·.,l, for <:11 his ~aatherG uas a-cola;

11-• ..: l>J.:-:. lir::Il ~d trcm!:>ling tbrc1;gh t·l~ frozen gra s

·.nd s:.. le:: t tta:; the flock ;.~ wo:ly fold.

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~: .. :~ f. :Jcrld ' l )V!t encylop­:- tli G.

N2: YJ:: ~ IN :::IUGI.\K , • ~~ 1 --~l fr 1.1 the pages

t" t:!~ 1\N_-·: ,\I·;R C0UR­l.E.:1)

·~''VAH1 4!!!, J 9Gl

1::.1 DR2,~IGS L1 ~G IN SLEDDIN ACCiDENT

r···x RADIO.S ~ 3RVE FIRE CO. coo: nf thE: month

EULAL! \ D,WIS

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Faith of Our

T!--~ pt.me :c; who lntilt this coun­try of om·s into tlH' greatest nation ou (>arth were gm<1ed and inspired l 1 • • •f . I • tli . \_HI. t )y ti:ar. mtn ,n . mr own nu11 y to accompli:d1 any u~1~e~taking through cooperation ;md hard work

The modew pioneers who crc­:l!ed and built a program of rural electrification benefitting all the people credit their accomplishment to the same f.dth.

To us, · vho share the rich hl s­ings of Til 1l elccttL-'iC< tiOI , falls the task of in. l"in~ tha future genera· tions willt Ltam cvc,1 greatvr b(mc-­fits frorn l is prograJtl of rural prog­ress. Wr .~\ce this t.tsk with <..'<>Iifi· dencc, h 1 ~ .. msc we, too, have the· faith of 011r fn.the ::.- faith in o selves a 1 in w1 nt \ • can .rh tirrough • .10peration ::ut:. 1d w •

Malanush·.a Eledr"«: COMMUNlr. ,_.WI'oiED e COl flMUNITY 6Uit."( • COMMUNii'V

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·~ D NESDAY, J J\NUARY 3rd, 1951, L\SKETDALL G,\J.;E Huskies vs. Rams , Eagle Hiver Gym 7pm

' THURSDAY, J/1NU.\JY 4lb, 1962 LID~\RY OPZN, 9am-3:30pm

7pm-8:30pm VF".I Heeting, VF'.l Hall, 8pm

FRIDAY, JANUARY 51.1!, 1962 School Movie, Chugial{

School ANHIAL './ORLD 7: 30

SATURDAY, JANU,~RY, 6t!!, 1962 SI GN CJ\PITAL l:OVE PETITION

SHOPPING CZNTER 10am-2pm

SUNDAY, JANUARY 7!!!, 1962 CGURCH SERVICES

l·iONDAY, J lLNU,\RY 8 tl! , 1962 ADULT BASICEI'BALL TRYOUT 7pm

Eagle River Gym OCHS EXecutive meeting

8p~ Bill Lowe Res.

TU:!:S:CAY , J anuary, 9Lh 1 1962 PTA i·iEETING, 8pm Chugiak

School

:JEDNESDAY, January lOt!l, 1962 :.:IIUGL\K LADIES CLUB El s ie Boroughs Res. 7:30pm

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i.IJCAL DRIVERS HIT l·lOOSE

GiUGIAIC: State Police rep­ort s everal incidents involv­ing local drivers and n1oose dur:. ng the past \ieek.

0'1 December 29!.!! a car· driv­e'1 by Ca mpbell Hodge oJ' mile 2Z./2 s t ruck a moose at raile 17 . T~e \dndshiHd of th<' car

\iaS broken and ~Irs . Hodge, \v~o was riding ''lith he1· hus­band suffered (coot co l 3)

f 0 R S A L E

FOR SALE: Hay & Silage. Also snO\i pl O\iing done . Hussell Oberg I.li le 21¥l 110-2-5292

SERVICES

DOZER ••• • L01\DER ••••• DACIOIOE SERVICE.. • • mile 14 E R TGCI~

II0-2-5320

- - - - - - - - - - .-JOB PRINTING

FORr-1 LETT2R3 • • •• HANDBILLS. ' •• I

PHOTO ~ORDUCTIONS •• • POSTZRS PROGR;J.;s • •• TI CKETG •• • ORDER PADS ••• CUSTQl.: L~2..1i12;,DS •• • ADDRZSSING ,\ND ;:1\ILING SERVICE

ILLUSTIUTIID i·iAT.::.1li\L Knik Arm Courier 80...!12- 5275 •

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ETHEL 1 S CUSTQr.i ;.;},DE DRAPERIES ALso repairs & alterations Sampl es Available. f.iile 131Al

H0-2- 5341 .. ' . ------ -.-1- ~-----GARB:.GE DISPOSAL: $3/month Pick-up once a \ieck . Cord \iOod for sale . COUNTRY 3Z~VICE CO. I·ii le 23 H0-2-5280

GEN HAULH!G: Coal & \iOOd. Ex­pert painting, interior & ex­teri or . Sno,., plowing. Leo Robinson mile 23 110-2-5282

LOST J,ND FOUND

LOST: Black boliling ball 1ii th name "Butch11 printed on it . Contact Phillips H0- 2- 5010 or l eave \·Jord at bO\'Iling alley

Blank I 1 Order FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO:

~ B R S 0 N A L S

BEFORE YOU BUY IT NEll see if ,.,e don't have it used . 1/e tve got everything, and l'le do mean everything. Fire Lal{e Second Uand Center . Mile 17 _____ ._ ________ _

AVON Representative. ~largie Kreutzer. Box 8 ~hugiak mile 1811~ (home after 6pm)

--------------TRUBFIT FASUONS: Custom made clothes at Ready- made Prices "Problem Figures our specialty.'' Zthel McAllister r.iile 131,~

H0-2-5341

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cuts. She '"as taken to Dr. l•larshall Simpson for treat­ment , Damage to the Hodge car h'as estimated at $300 •

The Department of Fish and Game were called to dispatch t he moose .

On the follow-ing day, Dec. 30tll, Joseph l•i. Gerrish of Bor aelis Street in Eagle River hit a moose at ~ile 7 on the Glenn Highway By-Pass . Ger­rish was uninjur<:d, but dam­age to hi~ car was estimated at $400 ~ 'i'he moose was also destroyed by th~ Department of Fish a,d Game.

That day also, a calf moose \'las found by the road at mile 22 ,.,i th a broken l eg, appar­ently t h e vittim of a hit and run.

T:1e State Police were sum­moned and the moose destroy­ed.

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THE KNIK ARl·l COURIER BOX 1166

6 months ~ . $2 . 50 ( ) 1 ycar •.•• ~5.00 ( )

.· mai l ed to your address

CIJUGHK, ,\LASKA

NAf·iE: _____ _______ ___________ _

ADDRESS. ________ -'--------------

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SPARE RIBS 49¢/#

qtOICE CllUCK STEAK

69¢/#

PERRY'S CUT-UP STE:!ING CHIC~

39¢/#

LIQUID UOOL FOA!•I

2/$1.00

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RINSO BLUE 69¢

ZEE PAPER TO;/ELS

4/$1.00

u oz PLYNOUTH

i·i!XED NUTS $1.00

K R A F -T l·lACARONI DINNER

4/$1.00

l·iATANUSK.A t.tAID COTTAGE CUEC:SE

35¢

PACIFIC PEARL l·lANDERINE ORANGZS

5/$1.00

NIBLETS :/HOLE l\E11NEL CORN

4/31.00

FISHERG BISKIT f.IIX

2/~1-00

DARIGOLD BUTTER . 73¢/#

CORONET l·L\ R<lli!UNE '1/$1.00