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UEDNESDAY,_l.fay 20,, 1959

-~ ,, .. GIRL.''SCOUT TROCdi( 120 -' .. _HAS COURT OF ' ·

A1'.ARDS

CHUGIAK,, ALASKA- 10¢

-~- Li -tt I e ~~~a .. g ~e Be·g1ns Practice

-The girls of troop 120 held The Katmai Little League of ·their Court of A'\-Tards Hay 1?-

4 Chugiak. officially opened

.:r at the Christian. Chapel. Br ~ractice sessions this past The Post Offi-cie announces ie Troop 1-Jo. 169 ·were. guests Sunday. They will practice that the Saturday hour,s have and held a fly up cer·emony "he every week-day evening and been changed. Leslie lfaulding and T~:mia Ch- Sat· & Sun. afternoon from now The change '\-Till go into ef- arles crossed over the bridge until June 1st, '\-rhich is the feet June 1st , and a~ that to join the G~l Scout'Troop. date of the Season opener . time~the .P . ~. ,;ill open at The girls sang, ''Girl Scouts They will play their first 8 :00 Alf on oaturdays and re- Are He ." The Brownie leader, galne on the loc!'al diamond, & main open until NOON • . Hrs . Franlc Adru11s presented ye there '.ill be a g::une on this The '\-Teekday hours ifill be un- pins to the following girls: diar.1ond every game date this changed. Hazel Vincient, Randy Shnrp, ;· ' seasonJ.' The Post Office Hours are as Patty Amerson, Beverly' Johnson The Katmai L;:ague th_is year follovs: and Hary 1-faulding . is sponsored by the Ht . View Ueekdays • llon thru Fri • Susah Shook! spoke on "How I Lions Club, and every game

9 :00 Al·1 to 5 : 30 Pli. passed my Tenderfoot. 11 Fotim will be UIDl,)ired by official 5 PH - 6:50 PH girls, Sandra Brusher, Susan umpires from Elmendorf and off-

Sat: a :00 .J\11 to uoon. Shook, Leslie Iraulding end Toni,· cial scorekeepers will be :fur­Ch.:.rles '\-rere invested as Girl ~nished by the League .

POST OFFICE LOBBY O?LN 24 HOURS FOR THE CONVEl!IEHCE OF BOX PATRONS .

HARIE PETRON.AVICH TO UliDERGO SURGERY

11arie Petronavich, of Birch­wood is scheduled to undergo surg~ry at the Providence

, ·Hospital , as soon as a bad chest cold cleru·s up enough for it to be safe . .

liarie was sup_1osed to· enter the hospital last Friday for the operation; but her doctor deci4e~ hat the congestion :in her 1~~-; might rcsUl t . iii lser-; ious eompli-c ... tions· and: post- · poned it . . Four blood donorq{.rere need~' ted to supply the blood that \rould need for trcnsfusions .

The Friendly Neighbor Club · of which IIarie is a member and a past President; called around the comnunity for don­ors, and were able to find the four required among their own members and members husb~nds .

SUSCRIBE TO TIIE COURIER DURING HAY OR JUl~ l !

THE LUCKY lOoth SUBSCRIBER 1!'IL GET THE COURIER ~E FOR ONE

ID.Rl!

Scouts - ~ 1Roger J onrowe is the only

Yee.:r pins 1-rere a1-m.rded to coack at this til..1e . Hore are the follo~ring girls: !Cathy needed to fix the doa.mond, bu-Burns , !Cay Burns, Dorothy ild the dugouts , finish the Gay, Cynthia IIeadlo::tgh, Uary Ja nee , rake the rocks , repair Jurman, Paula Le:r:1on, Sharon he backstop. Fathers of boys !!oyer, Ccrolyn Van Zant, Gay- urnigh out could help a great le Charles , Tonia Chc.rles D.nd eal on these projectf',imd are Leslie Hauldin. sked to contact the manager or

Girls uorked out the program oaches at he pr.:.ctices . ~th dramatization and lect- Between 50 ~ 40 boys have

ute ·PQrtrayinG the .four Fields urned out this year,. w:nich is of scci1,1ting . 'Nanely : Adventur- fine J_arge group from. uhich ing_ in '.P..rts and Crafts- Iiary o pick winning players . Jane Jarman <..nd Peggy Eller. only 15 boys uill be chosen Citil?len~ here and A:;?roc.rd- Linh o play in League galiles , but Headlough. Fun and ExvJ:o:r-atj_on hose 1-rho do not r:IDke the leag-

cont . nu e 5 e 1rill be encouraged to play

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PAGE 2 . GREEN TIIUIIB COIUJER

PAGE 5. Shopping in Chugiak

PAGE 4 . COOK OF THE 1:16HTH

Page 5 . SCOUTIHG TIT CIIUGI.iUC

PAGE 6 . CHURCH HEt!S

PAGE 7. EDITORIAL

PAGE e. 11CO:IIITGS €; GOHJGS11

PAGE a. COJ.IING .EVElJTS CLASSIFIED

on a 'farm team" , if help can be btained for coaching them.~ · -hese "Farm teans 11 I Till play gainst each other and against ther "Farm teru.1s" of other cl­s . From these teams uill

ome the stars of next year . All boys betueen 8 and 12 ye~rs

f age are urged to turn out ;my time between nm: ~d liay 27th., which is the d<.·.te the team wip..l be picked and suits issued. ;

r1b.naga- Paul FilL1ore says ~hat he is after only one thing- -To Uin the League Championship One Time . Haybe this year? --------------------------------

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Little League deserves the sup9ort of everyone, so lets ee a turnout to help and cheer .

ROOT HAGGOT CO!!TROL

The experiment station has ~ announced that this is going

In the cuse of cabbage or cauliflower and broccoli, a first application may be ap lied in the transplant uat-er, and follmring treatments applied at 10 day intervals, as long as egg lay~ng period persists. LastTeatmcnt sh

~ to 1 lb. /acre. al­

drin, hepta.­chior. 1 lb/ acre chlord-

2 to 4 at 10

daY. inter\r­

ales

jfo be a bad year for root mag · gots1 ( or a good year depend ing on whether. one is a gard­ner or a maggot). Since the best time to treat these pest is before they have had a chance to do their dirty work1 we will offer some of the pre ventitives that the extension service suggests.

ould be at least 20 days pri rmuou to harvest. SETS

NO EFFECTIVE CONTROL FOR IliTi'ECTED SETS IS

IG~O\ 1N. USE SETS FROH A REPUTABLE DEALER.

A convenient m~thod for the home gardner to treat radiah seed, is at the time of plant ing. Apply 1 per cent of ald rin, chlordan or heptachlor dust at he rate of 2 oz. per foot row with the seed before the seed is covered.

Treatuents of the soil prior to planting by use of emulsio sprays, dusts· or granular for uulations is vath trying en. a small scale. It has not

The foibwing table is the recommended dosage and tim­ing of application for the crops most vulnerable. CROP TR:CATi.IEHT No. C:

R.'J>ISH PRIT~ :ETIGEU-CB • ..Jin fur­row w/seed 2 o"z. dust (1%) per 5 ft. row ..

Post-emergence.

TI!IING

one treat­ment .

~ to J.;Lb./acre One ~drin, hept- tre&t­achior. 1 lb • mcnt. per acre chlor-dane given as high a degree of cont.;... -

rol as ·post- emergence treat­ment. This soil should be hc.rrow·ed and disked to mix

TRill-TIP Po~t-e11crgence 2 to R'l.ITJIBAG"~S 2 to _l.lb. at 10

aldr~n, hept- day the insecticide thoroughly in to the top 4 to 6 inches prio to planting. ~\s in the case fertilizer, the germincting seedling should not come in c tact uith a l'Clatively: high c· centrLtion of insecticide or

germination and stand may be reduced.

achior. l,lb. inter­per acre chlor- vales dane.

- 6ABBA@E -?J- to 1 lb. 2 to 4 -cAUL •. per acre aldrin,at 10

BROCC. heptachior day 1 lb/50 Gal. inter­

transplant uat_ vales. er.

GARDEN CLUB DIPORTS LADY BUGS

The Chugiak G~den Club held their monthly meeting on Hay 17th at the Alaska Uoodcraft. The ~lub has gone ahead with their progralll. of ludy-bugs for control of aphids. · The club has ordered 10 gallons of the insects. Some of this order has not yet been s ;Joken for, so anyone with an aphid problem uho is interest­ed in obtaining some lady-bugs may get :firt}J.er.< information from Paul Suanson at the Post office. Aphids nay be re-co~ nized as a small flat green flake resembling green dandru:tr They &'e about the size of a pin-head. They are harmful to many crops and are ln-ea.k­ing havoc lri th the birch trees in the area.

The L1ez:bers of the club (cont. page 5 'col.l)

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compete fi Rods .... Reels .... Lures .... hooks .... etc.

EAGLE R!YER HARDWARE

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Hay 20, 1959

(garden club . cont. page a) enjoyed a showi~1g of colored slides by 1Ir. & Hrs . Ed Bo.ld­"in of Anchorage . The pro­gl'<.l..Ill included \ 1ild£louers of Alaska, a trip up the Alaskan Highway and pictures of Hrs . Bald~·rins collection of orchid •

The neA.-t meeting 1rill be at the home of Dick Hannen at the Isaac \Tal ton range in Birchuo~; on IIonday June 15t

~i-"}'~*-~YH*?~

DINITER HONORS HCD01!ELLS

The annual Chggial:.:. Voltmteer Fire Coo)any ItlstallL. tion of Officers Dinner uas held last 1!ednesday evening at the home of Fred Hahn, Treasurer of the ComlAlnY· Past Chief James HcDowell and Hrs . rtcDmrell wer guests of honor . The Co. pre­sented them rrith gifts of iv­ory in recognition of their contribution to the Co. in or­ganizing it and supporting it over the past several years . A eautrul cake , baked by Ur s . Schroeder and presented by Hrs Eugene Fly cow~emorated the 7 years of Company o~eration·.

FIRE COiiPMTY INSTALLS OFFICERS

Hew Fire Chief Jess Straight was installed by Fire Camnis­sioner Ray Henrichs , as were President C. E. LeDoux Jr ., Fred Ha.hr. , Trc.:,;,surer and Jerry Fly Secretary . Flre Officers

(next . col.)

(Fire Co . ) were recognized and also uere presented uith their badges. They were : Arthur Uallace , Assistant Chief; Ted Brink, Capt . in charge of Rescue Tr­uck, Richard Brawner and D[ vid Pipple, Aprreentice Firemen. Jim HcDowell vras presented uit his Past Chief Badge .

Hc:Ganns Shop_ 1ing Center, in the Eagle River Area is under going a major face lifting. In order to IJa!.:e room for the:ir enlarged grocery depar+.ment HcGanns are selling out thdr notions and baby and childrens

HAIL S&WICE SUFFERS UlTDER clothes at drastic reductions • l~T liOURS The prices on thes~ top qual-

Residents of Chugiak anc}Usors of the Star Route, mail servic have no doubt been confused of late as to the time the Hail Nun deliver the morning 1:1ail Dave S'\-Teeny, ,.rho had tne con­tract has been traveling tho route much ec.rlier, about 8:00 am. This mB.kes it almost nec­esso.ry to leave mail, 'Hhich patrons wish to have picked up by the mailman, in the mail­boxes overnight. In view of

ity articles are extremely.lo~ t~t one hjs to cone early uo get in on the best seJ.ecticn.

People of the commur.ity: aw~re of the fine ~uality ?f merchandise that IIcGanns r.e.r­

ry are quiclc to respond to the advertised bargains and most items are quickly snr..ppc:<l up. Forth£ re~v of th=s ~;n-

• .&> .... '1 th and part OJ. nexv ~ 'C 1C:r.;

will be a ta~lc-·).cc-.d -::::.c:: vreeb, so if you Ll:'.snf.Cl O'f; 0n r .l.. ,,. .. + • en c,_ ,J. ~ ""' ~ las v uc""..,.!:: ;)a ~Gn, - .• .~ l.·. ·

tampering andpilfering which ad at ne bottom of ... hi..; p.:-t,.,.c Star Route users have suffered End see 17ba-l; t.hci"'e ie ti.1:~::. in the past here, this _:lrogro.m . time~ RemC!I'..:> EC, ('\m11·:-. ;-r:-.. it, isn • t very practical. Post . teo long, or ::."!:. -~r:.ll ·o£ to.; Office patrons should send the r late . TI1es0 arc ronl bar­complaints to lfr. Brady~ chief gains, .. md uos·i;, 6~ the"\ arc: of Operations , Post Off~ce Dep sumne:· a 1parcl, no·t so.n. c.lu~t; Anchorage, Alaska. thav rauct. be cave~ m:t:.l ne:Jct

-:H-'-lHH!- winter os are 1::10st spring

TEJ:N-AGERS !

The COURIER ·.rill print free any classified ads for te(n­agers seel~ing sUIIml.er emplo~t­ment.

' . 't sales o Here iG an op.r;:-r·c;tL"1l Y to get your r,;ou.."lgsterc si.IIT;•'l'3!'

,re.rdrobe at a fractio:.1 of tho original privJ. But REi lEl :iBE R get there early or all will be gone o .. :H~~h~~H~

REMODEl~lNG ! Sj~ l E ! RrEMOIDJ~ l~NG VVV'V\1 ~ \/\1\/VvV'v \/V\N\/V'vV\/v'\1\J

able i3argaftns . 8 a by R o rn p e r s -$ L o o -$ r. LJ o

((CQ rd S»- for the small fry-~.1.00 -$1-SO

S . / ~- b t (little)$ .'9

. ·; ~g~~n~' ~agle R·, ve~ Shoppin~ Ct.

(wedding) at San Jose State and is non

· employed at a Lockheed miss le plant in that area .

The cerenony. took place at the home of t~e bridegroom ' s

PETERS CRE::;K COll.lJJ:JITY CLUB !IE3TS

The Peters Creek· Cant !Ulli ty Club met last ..night (Tues­day Hay 1\Jth)- at their Olm meeting hall at Mile 21~.

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This weeks recipe is another f<lLiliiar dish to lovers of l·le'xican foods , but this has a

: s:J:,ightly differl!nt variation, being made with chicken.

CfiiCKEN ENCHILADAS

2 cups diced cooked chicl::en 3/4 cups cut-up ripe olives 2 tsp. chopped onion % cup grated sharp .cheese

aunt •and tmcle, Ur . & Urs . ~ Phillip C~ssidy in Sunnyvale .

The bride -vro.s attired in a sheath of pink lace , Hith a ca of pink flowers. AD orchid ~orsage .completed her ensemble The ceremony uns performed by the bride's brother , Glenn.

Hr . & Hrs . ~ Tilliatis are mak­ing their home in Sunnyvale .

Final plans for participat7 ion the the Carni val.were made . Peter Halverson and'· Norris Tiensvold plan to complete work on the booth this week­end, after whi ch Hrs . Pete Halverson vill oversee the decoration. The Peters Creek Club will once again operate the dime pitch.

After the Carnival the club is going ahe.:::.d uith plans for l-~ake tortil},as as in original FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS Hork andplay activities ;or

recipe. Brush both sides. of The Chugiak Carni v.:ll grounds this summer . tortilla with melted butter. 1 is taking on a festive appear- The work vill ·include the Cover with chicken, olives , I' ance as the lc::.dies of the seeding in grass of the 3 onion and cheese . Friendly Neighbor Club wield acres that was cleared laf?t, Roll up and pluce close tog.e ~-J pa.. int and b7ush in their daily yea r in enticipat1on that her in a shallou 9

11 bak~ng d.:j.Ji.IF·\ rorlc parties . Bright bold a pony league night be span-Pour sauce over rolls , then ; ·1 ·st:dpes and rainbou colors ~,.e sored in the co:mluni ty. cover rolls with 2 t bs • chop- I lD.uch in evidence, c..nd any ekep-· The pl<ly jart rrill include ped onion and ~ cup gr~ted I tics that doubted that these an eveninG or evenings devot-cheese . Bake at 15 minutes at ladies uere equal to the job ed to relaxation and enter- . 350° {ldll serve 4) • l should be quieted. tain:1ent . .A nu1'lber of mem-

.. , . The first such party took plac bers have declared themselves SAUCE: Saute 1 clove gri±lic last 1-fednesday, mtd there ha,ve chamnions at certain ganes of Llinced in 1 tbs . olive oil. been several mcnbers do'm each skill G.nd hc::.ve isr;ued chull-Add two 8 oz c.:.ns tomato day to continue the painting. anges to the.t com..1unity to sauee , _l cup Hater 1-} tsp. This Hednesday (today) is take all comers . These chili powder. ( oruse Chili the regular neeting day, and self_ crowned chanpions are straight from the can for the business meeting uill fol- Bruce Robinson-Checl~ers Chili enchiladas instead of th low the morninfg worl~ party at Leslie :tay- Cribbege chicken rni::::ture . noon . The kdies still have ifark Uhaley- Chess

their own booth to prepare and George }~len-Poker.

BRIGGS-1 TILLIANS liEDDING

Ur . & itrs . Dale Briggs , of Eagle River announced the wed­ding of their daughter ~e Dee , to l!illiam Holland 1!ill~ iaLls of Sunnyvale Cal.?.f.

cynne , graduated from Anch­orage High School in 1854, and will graduate from S~n Jose State College this june vith a major in language arts . Her

a schedule to vork hours to At the next regular meeting, arrange . This yea r t he club the club '\-Till purcP.ase ~anes •Till again operate the Roly- _ ( cont __ ~:.-=..::;c _6 y~!._~ Boly game, "rhich proved so t

8.. .· ~ ~ $l ~' .: J"P•.:~ ~

interesting and profit ~ble J • · · : ~~-?!]b~,t;;r ~ last year . The ladie~ all .•. . . . . TT\ I "Dppl ~ i r bring lunches for the:t.r . ~.. ~.N Nl)vb

families and the member aet- TELEVISION- RADIO -ing as hostessprovides the de- . A~TO RADIO- TRANSISTOR ssert and beverage . This RADIO-RECORD PL!~~s ••••••• week it idll.Jt~ ,\{ody Lund. . FAR HORTH TRA ~-g~¥aT

~li~e for '"/ entwe

Fnre F BLVFJlAGF$1 1 DeDt .Lorrcune S St0re)

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~en doin 1s) !(Carnival. cont.) mile 21t. This visit 'nil ; . _ "

take place on Hay 23rd, and the !stage shO>·T ~his year is to be -- ·-Den Doin•s . boys will meet at Bill Stephens :~. outsta~~mg one •. In add-

NOTE: Changes in aen meeting house at 2 :00 PH. l~t~on to t.ne p~rren:-al Chug-

DEN # 1-Ued. 2- 5 PH-:t-frs • Bre Bel.

DEN# 2-Tues(June 2nd) 6 : 50-7f50 .PH Hrs . Fill-

·more DEN /15-Tues . 7-:8 PM. Hrs .

Towne

-lHHHr:Pk iak Belles, a neadl~ne star has been imported in the per-

(Girl Scout troop;;~120 . cont . son of RAY PRICE, favorite in fran front page.) the Country Husic field.

Local talant both profess­in Out-of-doorsDorothy Gray and ional andxm ameature ifill Kathy Burns; . You and Your Heme be ~atured . Hhitey Pullen Beth Brasher· and Gayle Charles . uell l:no1m western Si.ringster,

.., Several badges 1rere awarded to will !?rovide the music, while DEN//4-Thur~ • 4 : a0-5 : 50 PH l..fr •various girls in each of these Frank Feelll£l.n IJOpular comic

Milll.lDan fields. . will act as Hnster of Cerem--DEN/15- Hednesday (every 2 wks) The f 0 llm.ring girls ~Xl.ssed onies. An audition has been

Hrs . Hackay & Hrs . Lau their Second Class lbnlt . Gayle scheduled at Studio A Rc..dio kat . Charles , Dorothy Gay, Paula Station KENI on May 29th. This

DEN#-6-Tues . 6 :50-7: 30 PH l1r Lemon, Karla Ranger, Kay Ranger will start at 3:00 PM and Kruscavage • Beth Brasher, Linda Underuood, acts of e.ll sorts will b e con­

Cub Scout Connnittee lfeeting . for : Den Hothers, Scout

Leaders & Committee l!ernbers :

Honday, May 25th. At home of 1-n·I. STEPHENS .

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CHUGLru\ CUDS TJUCE PRIZES AT SCOUTAHAl·IA

Carolyn Van Zant , Peggy Eller, sidered. There are to be tl'.ree Linda Headlough, Kay Burns and shous daily~ end a numly:-r of l'ifary Jane Jrumna.n . different acts idll be r...:::ec]:;;d.

The climax of the evening was t Jmyone is eligable t o au.-:li t ion the presentation of the First and the finalists irill {lp:::~ar Class Rank to Sharon Hoyer, uho 1ri th Ray Price at the Co.r::~ val spoke on how she earned t l1is shoH. -lHHHBHB <-

rank. · f.1rs . Jarman the :1r esent leud-

.11 b 1 . f th i.IOTEL er w~ e eav~ng or e CHUGIAK TO EAVE

t t th 1 t f Jul t The mysterious excavatio:c1 The Ch1. 1 1Y .;ak Cub Scout Pack s o. es e as 0 y , a· t th D~R--:-t:.... hi h t · ·~r- Ch 1 A 1 b going on uext o , e J"l. .1. ·-382 took home tuo importa,nt' H c ~e r·..rs • a:~; es s 1 Y , . t

will be the t:ooop leader, vri th DELITE ct miJ.e 2l;;t is t ho s~ e awards at t he Scouta rama. . Hrs . Eller as assistant leader . of a 10 unti :1Jl1 tra-modC''l:':i.l and Parade, they received · · motel . a red r .;bbon. (2nd) pl"ce fo·"' Mrs . David Burn-, and Urs . RD.y .

... <.0. ... This nev business is b c:mg ~~ch.;~g .;~ the p·~r~de the Gay \fill serve OR the troop n l~ ' J: •• - ·•·.u -'4.1. """ - tt put in by t-fr. ~ J.!'S. rmo uc f .;rst' •.·• eekend ,· ,., ,..,d at the colilLli ee. 1 t ... "' """' t J • • th Querry,. uho is at t 1e rreacn Sco,.._...;!'l"""' they rcce;ved the A large decor~.. eel caKe '~ b t n· t . t

.... I.IQ..I, . ......,... ... mbl d b time employed y he ~s n.c Pres;a·ents A,, .... .... d for the.;,.. the. First Class e em one y .

11 ... J'l.• ..... ...... • 1 · h li Engineers . This motel lTJ.. Booth and Hobby Demonstrc:.t- Hrs . John K~c :; ~n onor 0 also fe&ture a store i.rhich .;on. Th.;s ; 5 one of the Sharon Hoyer uc.s s erved a s re- b th , , . .:1 ... ... ... Hill handle o H .. rme <:n"" highest auards in cub scout- fc··reshments . ... IJ ·

~~~* Automotive parvs. ~ere ~s ing and only four of these .c:.~~---__;,;;,;.;_..;..._ ______ --; more evidence of how our were given. The local pack C.AFlTIVAL GROIDfDS community is developing a nd. received. these honors in SPORTS NEU RIDE competition with the cub

grouing.

scout packs from. Elmendorf, Ft. Richardson, Anchor~ge, Palmer etc ; so '\·re can feel proud of your boys and their leaders . .. ..

;·. ' ' - CUBS TO VISIT FARM In keeping with their theme for the month 11Down on the .......

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cm.JBIAK CHAPEL (Assemblies CHRISTIAIJ CHAPEL .~(Peters Creel:: club cant fr • of God) Ali B. Jarman, IIinister Page 4)

Rev. Ber nard 'J3..rell Sunday School •••• • ••• 10:00 am and all challangers are uelcom-Sunday School •• •. •• .10:00 am Horning Uorship & com:.."1UUlion 'to come and try to unseat the Horning Uor ship ••••• 11: ee am , ••• 4 10:00 am champ On:; . Perhaps after an Christ ' s Ambassadors , Young Evening sercice •••••• 7:30 pm official champ~en has been as-

People ••••••••• 6 :30 pm ~~HHHl- tablished in these fields , Bible Study e: Prayer Heeting people outside the ~.tedia~e

Uednesday. • •••••• 7:30 pm Ei;: IANUEL CHAPEL Peters creole l!rea w~ll be m -lTorkersTraining Course, Bible Rev. Joseph Over, Pastor vited to com .ete for a Chug-

Doctrines, Fri..... Sunday School •••• • ••• lO : OO am iak chamP0n • •••••• • • 7 :30pm Horning Horshi, •••••• ll:OO am

~HHHHl- Evening Uorship •••••• 7 : 30 PH The membership drive 1ra.s post­

Chugiak St . Anthony • s . Cl:.TECHISH DISCONTINUED tnfl'IL

FURTHER IWTICEl !

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lliLE 14 Eagle River E. C. Chron, Hinister Sunday School •••••••• 9 :49 am Hor ning Uorship ••••• 11:00 .All B. T. U •••••••••••••••• 6 :00 ~ Eveni ng Uor ship •••••• 7 : 50 pm l!ed. Prayer meeting •• 7 :30 pm The 4th Ued. of each tlpnth th follouing Grou1)s m.eet at ••••

- ••••• 7 : 50 PH GIRLS AUXILIMY StniBEAiiS UOi fElP S 1 liS) IOHI:RY tniiOH liEl·l 'S BROTHERHOOD

Nursery open OOring service .

BIRCHUOOD BA~'TIST 1-IIS. :ION Sunday School ••••••• 10:00 am : Horning Forship ••••• ll :OO am

PETERS CREl.;K INDEPEIIDENT BAPTIST HISSIOIJ

Sunday school ••••••• lO :OO am llorning llorship ••••• ll : Op am

HETIIODIST CHURCH Rev . Nelson Hoyer· Sunday s chool ••••••• lO~QO am l1orning Horship ...... 11:00 am Evening worship •••••• 8 :00 pm

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Tuesday IIornin~ Prayer meetin poned until after the earniv-, m 00 al . but neu nembers are al1rays • • • • • • • • • -LJU..-: airl ,

Uednesday prayer meetin~ & Bible study • ••••• 7 : 50 p

Youth Fellowshi~ , Fri •• 7:50 p {HH~~~H~4 ?Hhv~HH* ~HHH~

BIBLE SCHOOL PLAmlliD

' welcome .

A device to encourage at­tendance at the meetings uill be inaugerated at the next meeting . Froo the list of paid u:) members a name will be

Plans are being completed for drawn. The person ans1.rering the Vacation Bible School at to that n'-llle uill be a1rarded The Chugiak Cha.Jel at mile 20 , th7 door prize . The ginnnik opening Uonday afternoon at be1.ng that the person uust 1 :00 PH. a.nsuer to the n::tr.~.e . lieaning

An invitation is extended t he or she must be present at the children from 4 to 16 ye~ sthe meeting. of this urea. The next meetincr will ~e

If there are any parents wh June 16th. c.t the Com:.11m~ ty could help ;ri t:. the trans- I.all. mh<-~-;:-;:-port.:!tion i t uould b e apprec;.. iuted . Please contact Pastor Te11ell at ·he Chapel.

The Vacntion Bible School l a sts through June 5th . Ther

(marble tourn. cont . ) Be sure to sign up today. (Hed 1 ny 20th • ) with G ib Reid or Paul Fretwell .

will be classes for beginners ~-----.;...,:.:..:·-~H.;.;."' :::.;.;~l-:.__ _ ___ _ Primc.ries , Junior and . Inter­media.tes . ....

1 i.ARBLE 'DURHEY T-IIS SAT .

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! ay 20, 1959 i'HE I<HIK ~\Rl'I COURIER HARRI111' (Rusty) BELLRINGER EDITOR and PUBLISHER.

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plant . That is a reo.l good idet, The Birch>:_mod Airstrip '~ill bet it is the best one I~ ho.d . be busy w1th an agent of yet . The only trouble is that F.A.A. ~tatiQned there~ Ive had it too late and for th The Chug1ak Vol1mteer F1re past year o.nd a hall or so have Co. uill have a permanent

Published every 1!ednesday in CHUGIAK ALASKA

- E S T A B L I S H E D -· inflicted TJY ideas and opinions building uith a bowling alley

In 1958 by James and a:u·ie MllDmrell of :1oosehorn.

• SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

01.25 per quarter (15 weelcs) mailed t ,. your address .

ADVERTISING RATES: , ~~ .. 50 per col. inch (minimum

of {~1.00 for display ads.)

For neHs or Ads : H0-2-5275 H0·-2-5500

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CALL: or

on the good peo.)le of Chugiak . for members of the Conpany, It ; Till be different no\r. If and a training ground ,.,hich you don't roke too much fuss ~11 the fire de:Je.rtuent; in Rusty might print some account the entire area ,.,il:!. use for of our adventUl~es in the Denali training school. country - otherwise the pap- So Hatch for big develop-er lrill let you get "b know ments in Chugiak, and read

I Rusty and her ideas, and \Te hop ~he Couri~r and you •ll see you uill be :rlec..sed. 1f all th1s doesn rt come to

I predict that within the pass. next 5 years the Knik .Arm Couri r Can •t ~uite bring myself to will either merge with one of say "Good-by11

, just 11iiANANA" the !.nchor[.ge Dailys or become HARIE a daily itself . I ~lso predict that Chugial: uill become the .. PL:C..'I.S~ SIGH YOUR NAIIE residential .:;.rca for the Capit- As it h ... ts been previously

- -------------! ol of Alaska, uhich vrill built stated, the Knik f.rm Cour-CHt:.lTGES- NOH & TO CCI·IE at Eklutna . There will be 5 ier is happy to print any

crews working around the cloclc letters to the editor, pro­TI1is week Rusty is taking ov- constructing the ICnik lUMn C~us- vided that they are signed e:r the operation of the paper ·H~Y· '!he freeway t~?ugh Chu- by the writer . Annonymous Hith only the help of occasio :-ak "h'J.ll also be f1Ill.shed. It letters uill .!!.21.. be printed . al raporters. It may be a bi Wlll probably ~ollo;r c~ose ~b Occasionally someone will difficult for her t~ get in the present ~J.bra~ ,.,luch 'all 1 talce issue vlith one of our tho p,nn0ve, but He ~0\T she ca belong to prJ. v.::. te J.~dust:ry- ' ( cont • :Xl.ge 8 col 2) do it. But if she s a little -late in getting thi issue , J~

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helped buJ.ld J.t rrom a 4 ooge - . . J n d n ~ Q 0

~hcet to. a 10 page paper in E.XC.:JV at lllQ . .. baSementS ... Kea V . rmx Cun-Jl;lSt a lJ.ttle over a yeDr. t \Ai s~ cl -('] re8ate top soil road It has been a pleasure to ere e ... v_y~ I 'e d'3qf' . .. - ... le~rn something about ne"lls..,ap nravel. .. I- We~lace WO 0 ... Genera TrUCK Ing er1ng and to try to learn '3 l • mor0.. Pr.obably missed out C t t:· .. 0 fl t fr a C .1 n Q call~g ~hough~should have OJ1·· ac -:li l wa a~hr e ... s·AM-- 8 P.IYkH0-~5180 ~~~~~d~~~~~!~::;~t~~r~~p~ ~ /---- · u~· <a· C< ~-- . ®~G~,b~ 4&l?fe-~~~ I Just mal.1ng papyr m a p \L. ·. . ' l1d&~~Ht~lt;~~U lb ,

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~~~tLP :Ceducf}i new .. i~ e #;'§~-;: ~ Lrow· PR~C~S J;~:·~·-~~; .· .. {~ w~~~-i~~w· f~-~?l~~~rog/hr. in theCHUG~AK A"~1~~ washing ~n~ciu 1 ~b 1rbY. · ~~~su\ f~~~~~~~b~~~fi~g, inl. -~y~~: : .~g~~~Jr?J~:~folded BJJ~~~rrt9t9rPa, Y~d2 -s 17 5 :~~~?~~~tfs~t~r~ .

I~Y 20 1 1959 . 11 COlUHGS and GOIHGS 11 (cvmings ~goings)

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Glenn Br iggs 1

for!.lerly of 3ugle ed at mile 22 . Rosenary at ten River spent 10 days .in the Anc ~ed the Chuciru: Territorial orage Area on a business trip . School in 1.)51. Her husband Briggs is one of the 0,mers of Jim is in the Air Force and is the Ear.-le River Shopping cent.er stc.tioncd at Great Falls Hont .

' u , , A fo:a.~mer CBA president , he took They have a 4·.! 1:10nth old son

sign, or sign with sooe l ab­le other than their n~e (

(such as a 1tlissc.tisfied reader " or something similar) .

Anyone rec.ding an editorial in the COUTIIJ::R is auare \Tho the editors are, c:nd that the opinions thus expressed are

time to do some uork on the C.::.r Mark. ~*":HHH~ ni val erounds ii~1ile visiting friends c..nd family in Chugiak ~ He has returned to Paterson, 1 1<:-Shinc;ton.

lfrs . Leon (Ruth) Hartman and he three sons ; left ; !onday for Cordova ~rhere they plan to spen a L1onth or so. ~ 1r . H<...rtnan is vrorkina there this sU!:IDler on construction.

Art and Lorraine Johnson of Eagle River und .their son Jo~ ny are on vacation this vreek. They axe taking a leisurely auto trip up the higl1way and . plan to visit their rnuny friend in the remote coJa.:n.mityi. Lorr­aine lTO.S a former J!innesota woo en Ifill Salcsl •• dy <...nd hcs trave that route r~ny times in t he\ past , ;HHhvM: ..

Herb Boucher is back at Suanne Slo)es . 11Dadc1y Herbert" as he is affectionately l~own to t he folks at Cnunnee Slopes h~,s been livina in Pashington. He plans an indefinc.te stay in the conJJ ;unity. He is the fat­her of IIara .. !.I'et &1anson .

r.rrs . James Symer is visiting friends in Chuciclc . Iir.s .• Syme is the formerly Rosemary rril -

:Mr-. &. Hrs . Fred Ler.ll~e arrived their own. l~e feel that the fror.l the Dalles Ore . ! !onday readers of the COUTIIER are night . The Len'll;:e 1 s ht:we tuo entitled to :~ow the author daughters residing in Chugialc; of "any j,)rintcd vrord appear­lfrs Jacl:: Steuc.rt o.nd llrs . Chns ing in the paper; and we HarriDan . The Ler.~~e's are ren - feel that w~ cannot honestly ing an apcrtnent at S'lanee print the opinions of any-Slopel3 and ere pl..mnin~; to one uho hus not the courage stay severc.J. 11onths . to adra.it the responsibility

->HHH~ of his words or thoughts .

Two of .the te ..... chor at the Chu­giak school are in for an ex-citing summer . :Iiss. tliles and ~:-:HH<-~-Hiss Eggleston left this morn- ------- ----- -

Ue \Telcome your letters , nnd are ho.ppy to print them, but PLEASE, sigh. your names .

ing on a SAS airlingr . After 11CHOPPER11 Ll\ITDS AT their flight ..over the north UOOSEHORU pole , the ludies ·Hill vbit Last Th~sday afternoon' a the Scando.vian Countries and IIei:,icopter -lc.nded in Hoose-tour tb e continent . i !iss lfile h6rh drive\;ay, apparently to bas a brother· livinG in Gibrnl ch~ge · g~s taru~s . The lhnd-ter who they plon to visit . ing caused uite a comotion They uill_return to the Unit- it stirred £he dust and br­ed Stat7s by boat and ~lan tiSe t everyone out of doors to return ~n the .fc.ll , d:c;:Lving look . ·"' " w~ a neu car up the ~uas~:c.n Hieh- ,.-A·lP,..,H,"

-:HHHH~ ·'OlE SUBSCRii'TIOU :~GI;l!TS FOR TilL P::T-'_' S CREEK DIRC!"' TOOD

(unsigned letters) editorials and ¥Trite a let­ter uhich they either do not

(nc:~t col , )

AiillA AllE 1 It\H.IC J'JID STEVE ~ !H~ ALEY. Al!'IOHE I N THESE P.REAS UISIIING TO 3UDSCRIBE COli~ TACT TII:Ei! OR C:!.LL H0-2-5275 .

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UED. Hay 20- Lf,ST DAY sign up for lklrble Tournamant . Girl Scout Troop 120 FRIENDLY HEIGIIBORS, Car­nival Grounds ,

ThUrs . Republican Caucus BOY SCOUTS GIRL Scout troop #54

FRIDAY See Den Doin ' s for meeting changes

SATURDJW . C:!UG I~U\ BELLES .::;,t C.::.rnival Hu.ll

i1ARBLE TOUPJJi:.li.AliT - carnival grounds

Sunday :

I :IOIIDAY;

TUESDAY:

Church Service::; '

CB.A liEETIHG

Chugiak Belles Pr actice

\ . IS YOUR CLUB OR ORGANIZATION LISTED IN TilE co; ij}TG EVEHTS?

If not call II)-2-5275 or

N 0 T "\ R Y 0:fu\CE TATRO mile 21?J-

AT the Dari- Delite AVOlf D:C.AI.ER •••••••

FOR THE EIITBE CEUG IJ'J( A!lliA Dorothy Hichlig •••• H0-2- 5277

~HH~~~llile 22~~;HHH~ ..

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FOR SALE: 2 yr . old German Shep'. III4ll e . Beaut if . lfiarked . Pure-bred . Papers ava i l . . ,.1/papers-(;60. H . 0/!X'.pers : .5o ••. BURG ' s B Ll.C:tn ·oon KEI!HELS . H0- 2-6261

OR SALE: Efficiency !~i tchen it, complete w/refrig . stove

tainless steel siru's & shelves . ' X4 •:::6 •9 11 high •••• ~175 ••• Sears 10" t~ ble saw, :.:aoo. (or 'fill trade for Ford w/good motor . Prefer 6 cyl overhead) 20 1

SIGN PAIIITING •••••• POSTERS 45 t building (on b-:.rrels) read)' f.RT 1 10RK to move . Only ·~.850 . See D • E •

CALL H0-2-5275 •• :BELL-ART SIGHS L&sw. Turn So. at Uile 18.1, Palmer H'uay. 4th Cabin on

HO\JSIUG FOr! SALE.......... right road. Evenin::;s after QUOiJSETS: Larce 960 sq . ft. on 7:50 PH or all day Snturdcy • ~ acre lot . ,. nr . II'iTay ~ ~chobl ~H:-lHHHH~ bus route. :...;1 , 800 • TERiio (Linda Robinson) . See REESE TATRO, at Di~I-Delite second such accident for L~nda,

11ile 21:} a year ~go havinG fc.llen and ~~ JOB PRIITTING - broken twf'-i~<->?~~!kH~n her ilrist •

EJORH LETTERS - LEAFLETS- UEU liDll?:SOTTA UOOLEl'T TICiiliTS- ETC. -IILLS nEPRESElri'ATIVE.

KHIK ARII COURIER ••• II0-2-5275 Urs . AJ.i:enDo.vis (Eulie) is ort0-2-5500 the new represdentative for

RESIDEIIT~.L LOTS the 1 Iinnesota Uoolen 1-Iills BEAUTIFUL VIr.·, Uell drc.ined in this Area, and Hill be

nr . h 'way & school bus route • calling 011 the residents to Phone & po,rer uvuilable. TF.JUIS tal:e their orders for this SEE REESE TATRO at nile 21~ fine line of ~lothing end H0-2-5500 and give us the

tiue £md date of regule.r or

special meetings ahd we \rill UAHTED TO TRLDE FOR - Good Us-ve happy to.JJJ:-+.-9~ it. ed Trailers - 20 to 50 Ft . Long

at THE D::R.I DJ:LITE other uoolen G.:.rments •

____ __::.:..:.;.;.;.,;,;._""-1~----.__- SEE HOOSEHOru: ••• H0-2-5500 BESSE CROSS m;TURNS H011E

FOIDm: Hans "Y!ristuatch on the Besse Cross , returned home trail to lake behind Swannee after undergoing n~j or sur- Slopes . Owner may claim by id-gery at the Providence Hosp. entifying . Sec Paul &ranson She is recovering very nicely ut Post Office.

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1LRS. !t ... . s. LEE EHTERTATIJS l:'rtiBIJDS AT A TEA

Hrs. F. S. (Pen Lee) entertain a t;rOU.) of l~·.dies at her home on Tuesday afternoon, Hay 19th. Guests iTere lirs . llerr:tll Hilson and her daugh­ters, Bxcbc..ra, C.::rol t nd ~ c·. J C! ) .r~~~m.:lry .l.l's , o.:.:tes 0ymer ; ~Irs . Ed , BellrinGer and her daughters and l·Irs . Eleanor ~·aterman .

LII!DA itOBiliSOlT ~:i~COVIDTIJG FROli FALL

Linda Robinson 12 year old daughter of Ur . ~: iirs . Bruce Robinson of mile 25, is re­covering from a fc.ll on the school Grounds last Heel~ . Linda broke the bones in both her ln'icts and must have helt' arms in casts for about four wee1:::s . Linda ~ ras rushed to flrovidence Hospital follmfing her accident and reL~ined there~o days . This is t)he

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LUggage tr~iler . Excellent or.dition. (,125 . l!ay be seen

-at HcGanns, Eagle River Store .

CIIET DEE HGl·IE FRC:ii HO'JPIT~"L

Chet Dee is bo.cl: at his m~le 14 Service Station follmT1ng a sl:.ort stay in the Hospital following ninor surGer,.

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FISIIING LISCEUCES!t Fishing liscer.ccs may be ob­tcined at the ~gle River

H.:.rd\T<..re Store in the Shopping Center.

E.ngin e . Tune~ups

rlng0-era e I vp·r u

C 0 U U T F Y Y I S T PEAS- 6 /(?1 . 00

- KRAFT ­VELVETA CIIEI.:SE

2;~-'JS~

UILDERI1ESS-PIE FILLIIJGS .

PEACH CHERRY ::~---39¢/can .

AP?LE R!.ISIH

>~BLACKBERRY----49¢/can BLUI:BERRY

D)ARIGOLD BUTTER- 73¢/{,{

W E S S 0 U 0 I L 1/2 GALLOll

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1! R I G L Z Y G U H 6 pac ./23¢ I. '•

-- D. A R I G 0 L D -- . : JitD CIIED)!. • .R CHEESE

. 49¢/#

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