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The Isaac Walton Le?gue w i J ~ have a . SCHOOL

IlTCORPOR..\TION

NO'l' :n:ll1INEN/;

Turkey

Shoot

a t

theJ..r BirohvJOOd Range

on

S u n ~

March 2 at 10 A.M. As formerly

it

u i l l

be

open

to

aJJ.

olasses

of

ri .fie

and pistol rr.i.th the entry fee of

$

1.00.

T'ne snow plou

has

bea>t over the

range

and shooting conditions are ideal .

'llie l'UmLlage

sale at

the

Pioneer

Hall

has

been postponed unti l

Uarch

l5. Jny

materials for the sale

are

being accepted

at

Spring

Creek Lodge

or

p.t the Range.

Dr.

Don Dafoe Territorial O o ~ s s i o n e r

of Education, las t

r1eek

recomoended

to

the Territorial Board of Education t k ~ t

incorporation

of the 6hU6iak school

dist

r ic t be d e l ~ ~ c d a t leaat unti l fa l l

to

better

evaluate tho economic situation

Tihich

m a ; ; ~ be affected

b'; :c:i.litar-..v changes

and

Terri

o r ia l l e : ; ~ s l a t i o n . i o

report

has

been

received

to date as to the action

- of tho Board on thio reconunendation.

fy

0

Cf

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;Yo 8 be d .t 4

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c:-L

~

TI'hile

Joh..-"1 and Susan

lToyes

nere l .n

Colo- J ::.,..

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E S

rado

:rhcre

John 77as being disc larged fro-n

1

,_.,o V ' ' '

ni l i tarv service,

their home

in

~ o : r e r

~ CHUOI E ~ R A l i T S I. .AKE SHOmllG 1

Peters Croelc nas burglarized. A radio,

television sat ,

m i : ~ p t e r ,

ohests of

d r ~ r . r e r s , stear.1 iron,

bab:'" furniture and

per::;onal papcro

were

taken.

Olothing

and

dry

goods in drawero and cupboards

:Jere str0':711

on

the floor and

...-ralked

on.

r:rs.

~ i o y e G said the one

bright thing

about the robbery \7D.:J that the culprits

appreciated

her

ar t :.ork for they took

t:JO

of

her

-:Tatar

colours.

"COX'S 4\tt :..., RMSES 8"1.: FOR RESUSCITATOR

Hr.

and Hro. Bud Oox, their daughter Lynn,

son Jeri' ' and his .

7ife,

iirG. R. Ilc E l l i o t ~

and Eu(;ene

Be Go

1an

1

operated

the Chugiak I

rescue

truck a;.1cl

tY/0

other vehicles

as

coffee .1ngons

at

croosings

a t

the

fu r

Rendezvouo

Dog

Races

to

raise money

for

the

reausci

ta

or.

In

t.-,o days the-; made

a

proi'i

t

of

' : ~ . 3 5 .

00

for

the

fund.

FOURTH F:

.RI

: FORUI.i IU P

.A

varied program 11hich 11lli be of

interestl

to man::- local re:Jidents

i s being presentedl

a t the

Fourth

annual

Fa.n1

Forum in

Palmer

j

on F r i d ~ r

Februar;r

28

and

Saturday, ~ a r c h 1

l s t a t

the

Palocr

High School.

Beginning at

laJO

P.H. on

F r i d ~ ,

the

progran includes talks and movies on al l

agricultural

subjects

as

..-rell

as

oeauty

oa.re and hair at:'ling, and

the tourist

industrY

in

Agricultural Alaska. The

forum ends ~ - r . i th a

banquet

a t the Boose

Hall at

7a00 P.H.

Saturday.

T h r e ~

Ohu::;iak boys

hrought home prizes

frou

the Junior. Dog Races during the

Anchbrage Fur Rendezvous.

Wade

Charles

~ 1 o n T'nird place in the three

dog

class

in the

final

race.

He nas presented

u:lth

a

t r o p ~ , three gif t certif icates,

a Steak

Dinner JJID

a

',)

2.5.00

bond b;r

his

sponsors,

the

Uc

Ganns

of

Eagle River

Shopping Center. Ola,yton Petronovich

plaoed 6th in the

5

dog class. He JOn a

fountain pen and 2 dinners at

Don'

Ohinesc

ReGtaurant.

Bruce Pett i t

placed

7th in the 5 dog

class and

uon a hu$ky

pup tmd a

1

5.00 credit a t the United

Dollar Store. Bruce and Clayton uere

sponsored

by

Tom Slankcr of Far North t;ucl.

All

three boys

and their parents .-rere

gueots at tho

Dog

I.lut3hers Banquet vhere

prizes

rrerc a":"rarded.

All

three boys

made

a v e ~ ; cxoollent record

especially since

none of them had the advantages of their

competitors in that the other boys and

girls

~ " T e r e from

families

long interested

in

Dog Racing .

Special c o m n e n d a t i o ~ goes

to Wade in that he oane to the Ternto:cy

only t":" O

years ago

fron

Las Vegas, Nevada.

:ru. of tho

boys

raised

and

trained

their .

onn

dogs.

A special oord of praise should be given

to the sponooro of

these

boys for the

heln

and encouragencnt

they

gave.

SEE

PAGE

2

FOR

STORY 0 7

O.

'J..:iLKE...ll'S

DOGS

:Tord has been received that the TelTitorlal

Board of Education has accepted Dr. Da. oc

1

s

recommendations as regards incorporation

in Chugiak and

Wasilla.

They i i l l

study

the natter in detail

at

their

August meet.

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I

~ t : ~ ~ i t k

Scouting

- Continued

consists

of i n s t ~ ~ c t i o n and

participation

n each phase of

Scouting. Included i s

organization and generAl operation of a

troup, leadership,

advancement,

interest

building and maintaining,

and

training n

al l the sciences that the boys

must

learn

such as f i r s t aid, c ~ i n g and

~ o d c r a f t ,

citizenship and sportsnanship.

Louie's

t rou, meets

ever:/

Thursda:r eveninG in

the

quonset hut near

the

Eagle Ri.ver Trailer

Court at 7a30. The

assistant

Scoutmaster

for

roup

682 i s Ma. C

Pyles.

place a ~ : r a r d s in both d.i

visions of the

Anchorage Fur Rendezvous sled dog weight

pUlling

contest

at

HulcahJr

Park.last

W

neAd

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In IIC ARM COURIEit

Harie Jim Me

Dowell,

Editor Publisher

Rusty

Bellringer,

Jssistant

lubliahed._eye:ry

WedneQdw

in

Chugiak M

SION O

OUR TIMES

The

cro>Tds

on

Fourth

A.venue

were

thick:ly

l ining

the

st reet as

they

vied

for a

glimpee of J.o.;

teams

taking

off

down the

street . The crowd in front of Shimek's

record

shop was especia.lly large. Ho inJV er

those

people

were ignoring the

racing

does.

They seemed to be absorbed

n

something displayed

:;n the window. What

was so

interesting as to divert

their

attention

from the main

attraction of the

Anchorage

Fur

Rendezvous? a television

set

tuned to

the

channel w h i ~ h

was

te le -

vising

the

same dog races

that

were going

on donn the st reet direct ly behind them.

Property

ovmera

in

the

City of

Palmer PaY

a 16 mil;L

ta.-x:

on a

tota l of

[. ,>6

u illion

valuation.

Ten mills of th is

i s for

the

sc

hools and

the 6 mills

i s

to run

the

city.

Property owners

outside

Palmer but

within

the

incorporated school dis t r ic t

pay 10 mills on another

Million

to ta l

valuation.

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TELEPHOUE NE :VS

Ne :1

Stockholders

~ h o s e phones

have been

insta l led thio week are John Noyes ,

He. 5255 and Mel

Soellner, Ho. 5280.

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AT VA

LDEZ

POLIO INNOCUL.i\TIONS

Mrs.

Hildreth Steelman has a n n o u n c ~ the

hours for the

Polio Olinic

n Chugiak.

The

f i r s t

aeries

of vaccine wil l

be given

on

March

4th

and

5th

betcreen the hours

of

7aJO and

9t30

P.M. a t

the Chugiak

School.

Jny

person,

child

or

adult

who

has

not

had the vaccine may have

t a t this time.

For

anyone

'; Tho

~ r s a

night shift the

olinic ml l

be

open in

the

afternoon of

those

two

days.

The Chugiak

Health

Council

\"Till a8sist

Miss R o t ~ l e y ,

Public

Health

Nurse, in

making the

record

cards.

CUB SCOUTS

TO

HAVE

DINNER

The

Oub

Scouts

of

Chugiak, with

their

parents

will

attend a

11

Blue

Gold"

dinner to

be

held at

the

Alaska's Favorl e

Game Hall on Saturday,

March

l s t at

6t.30 P.M.

N R

and

:.rns. liCK V ~ KAMPEN

the

proud G randparents of

an

8

lb .

5

oz.

boy.

Donald Stephen

R a n ~ J

was

born February 11.

His parents are

Mr Mrs C a r o ~

Raney

of

1414 I atree t , Anchorage.

BR. Nm

TRE lT

OF

.ANCHOR

RIVER

has

been

visi t ing the Uc

Oa.1111'

s of.

Eagle

River.

SPECIAL

SPECI.a

AT

EAGLE

RIVER

H

\RDWARE 02.30

COLORED

PLASTIC

BlUJS NOW

$1

.59 lOOf)()(

SPECIAL SPECIAL

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DrsTIJmursHED

mr1roursHER8 I if

e

n.J I.y

_ V

e q

i

bo fs

The Chugiak Volunteer Fire

Company

dis t in

1

j Jt ;d CJ.IIe S l ~ S ~ i t b f ~

guiR.- -led

themselves a t the

Dog Races on F/r

}J d

S u n d . a ~ r

by

extinguishing

a

f ire

on

the

spot.

A

car came dO t711. the road \71th smoke BIG CHILI FEED

PLANNED

pouring

out

from

under

the

hood

and

stopped

I t

was

ladies

.

night out

for

the

Friendly

rit:;ht near one- of the coffee wagons opera- I Neighbors as they enjoyed a

leisurely

ted

by

the

firemen. I t

can

not

be e t e ~

dinner a t Spring

Creek Lodge on Wednesday

a:L."lcd whether sno

71

was

used

to

extinguish

F ~ b r u a . r J 19th. ' here were a number

of

t ~ e blaze

or nhether

that ~ s t h e

reason

gifts

to

~ e

opened as some of

the ladies

ti1at particular "';7agJlm ran out of

hot

were remembered by their Secret Pals.

coffee.

1

Marie Petronovich

r e c e i v ~

a lovely hand

crocheted doily

for

her

arudversary and

C

L

I

erry

Ja.hr' s

birthdav

was remembered by

4 S t\l P A \ ~ 0 f ~ V . ~ 1 \ . s . a set o

cr-;stal

periume bottles. Katy

-=--,.;:.Siii"' Phill ips receivedfXmas, birthday

and

Feb. 26 iied.

Businessmen's

Luncheon-

Valentine's

DaY a l l a t

once

with

a

pair

i:Toon

a t

Moose

Hom

1

of

bab

;,

r-doll

pyjamas,

a

matching

pair

of

Bro:mie

Scouts,

after

school, at

1

slippers

and

nylon hose.

The

ladies

also

Cleda Stephens I welcomed their ne-:rest 1aember, Mrs. Alice

Chuf;iak Vol. Fire Co. Training I

0".7ens

of Eagle River. The

club

also

greet-

Feb. Z7

Thurs.

V.F.W.

a t

Leota

Tnvom

I

ed

guests Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, Mrs.

H o o ~ a k e r a -

at

Cleda

S

e p h ~ a

~ Ruth

Hartman

and past members

Louise

Boy

Scouts

- C. D. Ifut, Ea:;le

Rive Va..YI

Kamoen and Jean Dummit.

Despite the

Girl

Scouts- at Elsie Oberg's . feutive note of the

evening

business was

Feb.

2G Fri . Farr1 Fo:rtW1 - Palncr j

transacted.

The club voted

to

sponsor a

Ha

r .

1 Sat.

Bircrr:10od Lac1es - Shcl.ors . chi l i dinner at the Territorial School

I

11

Blue & Gold" Cub Dinner I on Saturday

l arch

15th,

the

proceeds to

t

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CHURCH NEil

Chu.s;ialc Chapel (.Assemblies. of

God)

Rev.

Bernard

Tewell

Sunday School

Liotning ITorship

Christ 's .ilmbussadors:

( Young People)

lOtOO A.B.

lltOO

A.M.

6aOO

P.i:I.

sc

1//j CC

j'A-;jedl i

J 1/f

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for

aa1e

FOR S.ALE for

sale

1 Ton Ohev.

stclce t r u c k ~ i954

inserted

engine,

ner1ly overhauled. 300.00

Call

Doyle, H0

1

5566,

FOR SALE

at

GOAT

CREEK

G.4.RAOE

PI.4o.31

Evancelistic

Service

Bible Study &

Prayer,

1 . HYdraulic

B r ~ { e

Booster.

$Jo.oo

71.30 P.H. ui.ll f i t ~

truck

ol' pick-up

FriQ.ay 7:.30 P.M. 2. International GRD Eng, Short Block

Emi.: anuel Gospel Chapel

Rev. Eva

& Lincoln

Brown

good used condition

~ . ; 5 o . o o

3. International

~ Engine

:.?75,00

complete but needs valve gring

4.

J.:iilitary

Jeep

Axles. Assy:\

Com9lete

Rear

,;3o. each, Front .

>.35

.

each

S u n d ~ - School & Bible

Study

DveninG Wornhip,

S u n d a ~

5.

65 hp.

vert ical

boLler

~ 3 o o . o o

10tl5

..

A.Id.. rd h

bo:: valves

etc.

7:00

P,i

,:

1.

6

T 1

P r a ~ - e r I. eeting & Bible Study

?ednesda:,r

Youth Fello.7ship F r i d a ~ -

Later D ~ Saints

7tJO

P.l.l.

7t.30

P.I:I.,

~ e s t ~ n g h o u s :

~ o r

compl'essor

7';: .. cu f

f ~ , ,

,,;30.

l J cu. f t .

$J5.oo

7 . Lincoln Air Grease Gun unit, ~ ~ 1 5 . 00

Rebuilt - never used.

8. 311 Pitcher pump $

8.00

9.

1950 Buick

4

Door ~ ~ 1 0 0 . 0 0

10.

1953 Plymouth 6 oyl. 2

dr. : ~ 1 5 0 . 0 0

11. Kohler GOO Auto

L:i.

te

Plant

( ~ 1 0 0 . 0 0

12.

Dodge 4 x 4 Transmission 'R30.00

S u . l d a . ~ ' Service 10t30 A.HJ 1.3. 12v. H.D.

Truck

generator ) 30.00

~ 1 1 4 .

12v.

~ r voltage regulator $ 10.00

. I

A

5AL IIJS.

1 htJJi.11 h

Ill

15. One

10

1

x

12

1

Cabin,

't'.rired, i n ~ u l a t e d

-

n ,

.

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.

furnisned,

~

be

moved l.Aoo.oo

l

F I R E i l i E l ~ DOrJ'

T

HAVE

A CHANCE " 1

lo% discount

on

~ 5 0 . or

more purchase

l

When the f i re trucks are delayed 4o seo- i THESE ITEliS FOR SALE ..rt

GOaT

CREEK GARAGE'

onds in t raffic ,

people

saya

I t

took

t 1em

20 min.

to ge-t. here.

FOR SALE

When the truck races down the road, i t ' s i 25 cu. f t .

11

14

ok

a t those reckless

fools .

j

When 4 men

struggle

with

an

8-man ladder ,

upright

Philco Deepfreeze

0395.00

"They

don' t

even know ho'17 to ra ise a i

ladder.

-"

1957 Fairlane 500

Hardtop, P o ; ; ~ r

Steering,

Au

tona

ic

Shift

/ Z 7 9

5.00

12 guage Remington .Automatic 45.00

CALL HO. 5363,

TED

BALL

after

5a30 p.m

or Weekends.

When firemen open windows for

v e n t i l a t i o ~

to reduce

heat

in fighting a firea "Look I

at

the

wrecking crew.

4- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - t

When

they

open

the

f'loor to get

a t the

blazea

There goes the axe

squad.

I f

the chief stands back where

he

can s

and direct his men, people saya

11

He

1

s

afraid to go where he

sends

his men."

I f they lose a

buildinga

I t t a a louay

company."

I f

ther.r make a good

' ,top

folks

say

"The

f i re

didn t amount to much."

I f lots of water i s necessa.I"'JI

11

They are

FOR

SAL

Remington

noiseless

Portable typewriter.

Just renovatedc... 50.00 at Moose Horn

~ : s ~ ~ r e damage with

water than

the

I

G

~

1\1

E

f(

A

L

tv f

R

H

N

D

S[

I f

a

fireman

gets

hurta

"He was a care- j

q

p

i;: i : e n gets hurtt Itls A crazy i ~ ( Q_C

iL. l f { f i ~ [ ~ A

company".

I f a fireman inspects a ci t izen's

prop-

C

n.J ~ ~ f i ; ) n ~ n r C

c

ertya He' s meddling in somebody' s busi- .

L-

_Jj

~ 0ll tr U \ J \ \ K

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1

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ness. A

I f he ~ a n t s a f i re hazard

corrected.

"

0

c r: r ~ l l l ' re UQ)

0

I ' l l see

the mayorl "

n [ lr It J\\. G

I f he gets kil led and leaves a f ami1.y

l:=.1

-

u.

R

desti tutet That'

a the

chance

he

took I . E [

when

he

joined

the

t i re

company."

1

r.:-

from

OlnOAOO

FIREFIGHTER 1

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As a f i ref ighter ,

you may have

everheard

I

s-- L

. . - h ~ 11..- ~ / . . .

.C/?..tfJ./

remarks l ike

these. But

you

work on nc ll tt...J. r

-

regardless, s ~ v i n g l ives and

protecting

--;r:: '

your community - because this vi tal job

. . . 0 ~ ~ ~

must

be

done.

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