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i'.t their iitonthly meeting January 12tl!, th~ Chugiak PTh. .• ~ote~ that this year as their principal ..fund raising project, they \iOJlld Sl)onsor

• I ' a school · carnival, Plans are being made to

use the' ca:rnival IIall for 'II

this: and oa~h class will be ~Gk?d to operate a booth~

In addition ·to the games, an old fashioned "Country .!\!lcf~•}:.il11 is planned. ·Here items donated ,to the ?TA \-.rill be auctioned off. or

• I ' if, anyon~ has an i tern t ·o sell, the ?rA will auction it off in return for a com­mission. It is planned to hold the Carnival some timo in i·.arch. . T~ere are also plans to put, on ·a( play this yea~i' al­tliough' th'is \ii 11 .n-">t be. con­sidered as· a fund raising pro ject.

Lrs. Long explained the eo munity Jelfare Service and asl-::ed the PTA for financial su'lport, It \~as voted to leave tnis matter to the · e ·.Gcretion of the executive board.

A letter from Rep. James (cont page 9 col 2) , '

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LORI LENSING I FIR3T GRL~DE T21lCll2R AT T:{~ CHUGIAK SCriOOL, .:iee page 9 for

biography

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GE..laiT "H21NE11 SNIDER ADDRESSES GUgsTS AT Y.1E DINNErt CF TilE

l'.L.ASIU\ S?OJTSiffiN Is C~UNDIL

HftRCII CF DHlES D.iUVE BEGINS-..

I!rs Frank i:illiman, chairr.1an for th~ t-iarch of Dimes in Chu­girut, · has an~ounced the program for the drive. this year .

Teen- ager will have their own program called TAP (Teen Agers Program). Chair~~n for TAP is Linda Henrichs, assisted by Larr 'Jlodd, Ear~ Briggs and Dave J.lil­liman. The teen- agers have an interested program planned and it \·rill be announced at a fut­ure date .

There ui 11 be a tea for the ladies uho plan to ;:>articipate (cont ;:>age 9 col 3)

POOR :rC/.TtlER HAi•:PE...1S AIR SEA1CH FOR i:I83ING PAIR

Bad weather has prevented sear­chers from thoroughly covering the area where last \-.reek ·dis-

· tress signals had been heard. It was believed that the rad­

io message may have come from the downed aircraft belonging to Dick Newton, in \-.rhich he and

' Donna NcGladrey, music teacher at the Chugiak School disappear ed almost two weeks ago.

!>s soon as the weather become flyable, the searchers plan to continue .

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CUUGIAK - 10¢ I •

Vern H ~3 i k E I ec te-j Pres id en t of Sportsmens

Counci I Vern Haik of Chugiak was el­ected the new President of the ~laska Sportsmenls Coun-

'cil during'the two day con­vention of that group last \'leek end in Palmer.

This organization, which was formed in Palmer in 1953, is composed of representatives of the many Sportsmen ' s and conservation minded grou~s within the state and is pri­marily dedicated to the con­servation of our wildlife and natural resources.

The convention was "kicked­off" Friday night with a din­ner at the Grange Hall in Pal­mer.

The guests enjoyed a delic­ious home- cooked dinner, cat­ered by the ladies of the Gran­ge and afterl>'ard listened to the down-to 'earth humor of the principal speruter, Gerrit "Heinieft! Snider, of ~·Jasi lla .

In the two days follo,-.ring, in addition to electing their officers for the f~llmiing year, the group discussed problems of conservation and prepared resolutions to be presented to the state legislature.

Besides the delegates from the various organizations in the state, re~resentatives from the army and ~ir Force, as well as State and Federal 9genc~es \'/ere present .

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LIDRARY TO HOLD DCOK SALE

The Chugiak Public Library is conducting a sale of dup­licate books.

The lack of sufficient shelf pace, as well as a need for

funds to purchase children ' s (cont page 8 col 3)

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T:I.:!: IG'!IK ,1m. COURIER

:L\R.U2T (RUSTY) BBLLRINGER BDil'OR a11d PU.BLJSHER

Publisl-..::d IY-I'ery ~lednc&-d.ay in CHUGJM~, ALXSKA

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SUBSCIHil'l'lCl'! R! .. TES

$U25 per quarter ( 13 weeks) ma: le1"i to your address

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Ads 0r subscription applicat­~<'.as ·may be mailed to , maK .\ ..,:; COURIER

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(pdssinb of buses~ 1evidence of ho•.,r ca,sy ac­

: lcidents can happen. '. · . The offender in the ac­

cident last month \~as not a resident of Chugiak, and let us hope that these other of-fer.ders that have ~ecn ob­

-s · · 'ic 1 ax·<> ..... 1 SC' r ~-: .a;:.:, ~i

us~ .. Remember. those are ~ .. '

,,. children on those: buses, so -p!ease, let them grow up .

Drive slm'lly enough so that you will have plenty of time

· to stop when you see those blinking lights

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t VF\l RESUI-:ES Gi\f :ES . I Louis Zib, publis relat1on

officer of the '1Ft' has an­nounced that the -playing of "Alaska's GaJ!le 11 has been resutned.

The ga;nes are hled every Friday at the V~:; Hall at 8 Pt•1.

These games are open to the Public~ and mnny .\nei~ and attracti-.re pri~~.s l'lill be offercn~.

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~ie \~onder how many of the people in Chugiak who cook on propane ranges are still struggling with those clumsy bottles when they become em­pty.

Until recently the only v1ay to replace an empty cylinder ,·~as to "'"rassle" it do,.,rn to a bulk plant, have it filled and then lug the unweildy thing (now heavier than ever' hollle•

At any time of year this is an unpleasant task, but in the 'winter it is pure misery.

Nq}'l all you folks can re­lax and let someone else take care of that chore.

Dill Stephens , of Peters Creek Fuel, has pioneered home delivery of Propane gas.

For very little extra cost , he \dll com3 to your home, ,,.i.r"'· . ' 11 1 '

.. , .., , :)·' 1 ' ' " · • ·• ~ \ remove the empty bottle and , . r1 r:A~ • .ipJG qF SC!IOOI}· J 0 I N replace it l'li th a full one.

'· . ~. · " BUSES THE N E \:~ \ 1 ~1ARCH OF 'l'his . is an9ther one of the f ~·"! fl . "' ' DI'-lES "big Cl ty" services that are

'J' l "• ;;tate·oolice i~nvc ,-:.n-, ··•• hci.1-!,·1 ... , w.:Utrr living in.Chugiak ' • ..:t .J h t ·h ;.i\ -it fJ) ,, ' .. * .. ....1''

1 ' • fvl'~3 ... un ~ a "' cr · 1lav 3 :· · mort and more pleasant. J'• <)~1Ca :,..:,(,JerOUS CO,Ilp1~tih~S • l,J?-,~1 J , r· • -..;":"'-:---.:....---- ----.~---.:--~' xx.':ll.1 &.;1 '.l.I'' .... ,{':Dd-tt,:.;•·~I.J..lr,__.,J;.&."!.UII....._..._,, ,,_, -~

t:1l ::. ar(H -o~ cart=; unss1n5 the:-J ,\ · 1 -· ·~, ·· - • 1- A \. L '' . .. I ~ · sc~10? .. ~uses \'lhen they ar9 ,, \ . , . . . · ,

. ~~~!f;~h::nr:::::~2:;g~:;~:·• d' ·d· .i/'1: X A C 0 , , f;~ ...... co~cc11trat) r.$ -eh tn~

.. ~ •":!·"!.l '' :.f'l.l' area duri~g the ' hours \ ( \ ~~f' t .•.e buses (' re orl' the 1

roatl.l , 1. , ;--:· ~:~ -,,, ::; J;:.h~ fact that a1 pat-. ., _;,~o::.. · ·J...:~ Fa~ in t'i1G' :neig~1;o:r;- ~"

, 1 ,, hc?la1:)t!,~·~t 1\'as re'sp~ilsibdle .io~ 1. h th~1 ;)ro;.1~B. response an sneev.,.. • t

a":"r~s~\ ~<. th~ dr ~ v:r \·rho .. \-pa.::lSe(.; OiW of the OUSI:l's· l._.st .· n.ont':\' '- ld ytrucl{ 2. school boy

'.}c an) ·~,i.l, of us aware that asidd r~cc~being a violation e;,.: ' t.~v: lm'-', common sense de­c.ce'"'s that passing a bus that mily bs- 1">~-cking up or discharg-

• .:..1c s;r.all childr~h i.::. uttt!r lolly · ·· Du··i.ne the ,dead of \-.inter ~;1.. .. ::-: ht:ucc travel aftlo!r the hours of dar!.:ilecs) .anti it. is '-'Cry_ ~ifficnlt to sec the z~~lt fo~ms darting out"to croz:: t!1~ roado

'l':le r. ear tragorly ltJSt month end the ve~·y rca:: tragerly nine year., ago, ~'lhen one' little girl t'les fdlled and her sis­t~ ser~ously injured by d 6.:.mcic passing a bus are grim

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HEATING OIL Enjoy steady~rmth, save money, troubl~ and worry

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EAGLE RIV~ BRANCH

EARL t.iONPOE, Driver Ag~nt PH. H0-2-5358

OFFErtiNG 2.4 HOUR .cORNER SERVICE TO ,\LL Lll~ ,. , ..... ,.., 'r.'RS

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The Butte , ·and all persons interested·

in square dancing are. invit­ed to attend.

The admission is 50 cents

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BUTTE RE...T'>OHT2R: Lois Feaster •'

For Ne\·lS or announcements,

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DEi,JLINE: NCO~ 0~ SATURDAYS ~ ... * * * ,.

per person. , This group m~ets the

second _and fourth ,F?;'idays of the ID.Qntp. at the Carpen­ters Hall at 8 pm.

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STORK TALI::

. ,. )' •· 'Ihe first baby of 1960' to:.. LOC!~L YOUTHS ENLIST . IN be. born in the -valley are~ ·;''

NAVY was. the son of ~ir·. antl f.irs ·. ' Pat Uilliams and Da~e S\-leeney Jospeh Didondo. Little Pier · have enlisted in the u.s. Nav Lau:titz Bidondo \-las born at TheJ left last Thursday for . the Valley Presbyterian l(odial: ,,\'here they wi 11 remain Hospital on January 6tt• 19q<:) ~ a feu days before bEiing sent ,., T_~· luc~'-Y yogngst_er, \·Jho ,' · . to San Francis~c for , Boot · J WeLghed 6 lb. 15 oz. was the training, . ·' 1 recipient of many gifts in

Pat is the son of i:rs. Lee 1 merchandise \;rhi<!h'' had been Caudill and Dave 's parents ·donated by the ' rocal business are J'.~ ·. and J-:rs. David S\-1ecny.;: people. to t~~ ,first baby of

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BRIDAL .S?O::~n FCR ELEANOR I"J\LK

l·1iss Eleanor ft'alk vas honored at a bridal shO\ier given by her sister-in-law, Juanita r.'alk,

The br~de ele~t received beautiful gifts . 1dll marry 1st Ld:eutenant , Dob 'I'homas, January .!.7!1! at ' the Catbol.i.<:! ClJUrch.

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the ne\-1 year. ·, * * * .• * ,. ., .. •.

A son \ias born on December 26!.1! to I·:r . and f-irs . Claude Baily. Little Ronald Coy, as they have named him \ias born at the Valley Ilospital

· and \-leighed · 7 lb 14 oz. ~lrs. Dailey is the former

Rut:h Nelson, daughter of i-ir. and ~~s . Paul Nelson .

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COf·liNG BV~NTS: Jan. 15!.!! Cub Scouts

(next col . The loc3l ~quare dance clubr:,--- --­

met :<'i·iday evcni ng at the Carp~nters :lall. -'

Thi.3 is o~ .. (·r t0 the public . ~Jft:JJ>,':f.f] ~:;· 6f7;! ~1;~.' (.a~o.·~<t ~.ol.) · .. · .; ::n _I \ ~ .. ·· · r- •' J l; '· ;· I•

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co a I delivered :~o-2-51.80

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(coming events) · r.~rs. Bd Smith, After

school.

~anuary '16!1!! • ... ., Cub Scouts, f\:rs. Leon

., . ~1alling , 3:00 pm 1\Jan . ;iJ.8lli :

BUtte Fire /~ssociation Fire Hall, 8 pm.

~-~ ~OV~~OR RE:UESTS TOK CUSTOMS OFFER 24 HOUR

SERVICE

Governor Egan has formally re­quested the u.s. Customs to "immediately institute year­round 24 hour daily service ., at• the Tok Al aska Station."

- . ~ Thi~ . will be a welcome ch-··ange • to those \iho have· had to depart this area· at odd hours of the night in order to reach the U.S. customs during the hours tha/t , they · had been op-

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Under J:he present, schedule, the Customs Bureau provides service at Tok bot\·leen Sam

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an '10 'poi during. the \\'if!te~ months ·and from 8 aJll until ) •· 'i midnight betlteGn May 1 and · ~ J •

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PErtSONAL CaECI~ ACCEPT­ABL¢ flo'rl. VEIIICLE LICEN..! .

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The policy barring the, use I

of personal chocks for pur-chasing motor vehicle iicense (cont page 9 col 3)

uses·

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, after our '/acati'on, but now w·e are settled· down to work again. This \·leek is the time \·lhich \ie take all of 0 r six weeks tests, that will mark the end of the first semester ,

Our \thole school wishes send Q 'prayer in the hopes that r-:iss t·icGladrey, our music teacher and Richard Newton may be found \~ell an without injury 1 :·Je would all lli..li:e to thank tlr . ~lcKin

Even her summers are a busmans holiday , as she spends them attending sum­mer school . •

Lori enjoys teaching her little firstgraders and says she believes that she pre­fers them to older shi l dren.

Although s~e _is living in Anchorage ·at present, she prefers the country as . she was ratsed on a farm.

For her scoond·recipe, Bet~ . . ~

s~ h~s gi v;~n ,ps .. a ~imp~e cake .. ·, r ut:llat '{s' stlll festive enough

'·'-ley ou r math 'teacher and Rev. Hull'' for joining' in th

r search for them. t-.rs .' Ob­f!rg' has been !substituting ·

·- for · ~ir. ~;CIG.nley and r·ir. Ch arles Renolds has tali:en ~iis

} '· McGladrey' s Place during her unfortunat'e absence • .

I' to (sei~v~ at' any.' compa~y OCCa$-;-·.

For hobbys, she spends her spar·e ·time traveling and on photography. Both 'excellent past times for a school_ teacher 1

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-d~ :ewps; ·aanncd retl cherries ., · lll~l cups·! f·lour . ,, · ·' 1

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.~ ~41 ts'posAl t • 'l • .-.1 · ; t .. ,,') 3 tsp'lba!dng. powder )•l

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,~~ • cup i sugar. •n ... - ,2 eggs ;fseparated) ·''

11~ cup milk . ' • ' l · ~1;,ottp meited •shortenihg . . 1.

l .tsp .van1ila ·· ·

o~\rN ~herl·ies (savi~g the jui'c • • , . • • ! • .SI~ flourlf salt, baking, ppt·l:-1 • . · ' 1~de,~ a'!,a }? cup sug~r) , 1 !

B"£AT egg· yolks and . . , ' I

CO~JBINE td th mi.ll\, vanilla ard shortening. .

ADD7iour mixture all at once • • .. 'f

and beat unti l smooth. . . FCLn in cherriefo. BEAT egg t~hi tcs' until stiff, 1 . but not dry. ·

.ADD remaining. sugar' ·and fold ·: . , •; int.oi mi~ture · '

BAKE in \grcic."\E'Ied 7'~ x 11"• pan at 350° for 50 minutes .

(If a larger cru{e is desired, double ingredients and bake in 9'! x~ 1~ 11 pa~ . )

SERVE l1ot· or cold t~i t h hot cherry sauce .

GIEiillY SAUCE , I

~ cup butter 3 tbs flour 1 cup cherry juice 2 tbs lemon juice ~~ cup sugar 2 drops almond extract

i-:ELT butter BL&'JD in flour

, ADD cherry juice and cook until thickens , stirring constantly.

ADD lemon juice and sugar and almond extract •

• f-lakes 1)1 cups . If cake re­cipe is doubles, also double sauce recipe .

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BCOIC ~ALE • •• Lli3RARY

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r~ii ss Lori Lensing, 1 1st · gradd teacher· at· the'Chug­iak'schof)l is an avid stu-

.. . dent, 1pcrs~lf. .. :. ; ... Her Lac!qJrO'}nd :i.s quite

1im.P,:r;~ss~ ve, . tfi th <rt. t~ndanc~ at ~. Atkinson Iowa, f.lt.

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( ~lancb 0fhDimes, cont page 1 · ·. col 2)

in the r.iothei's l·larch on Jan 24tt> at the home of Mrs: 'Dale Briggs; co-chairman ~or the South Centram Division at 2 pm-.

Any ladies who hav'e taken part in the l·lothers t•lar ch in past years as well o:s ne\v mem­bers in th~ community are urged to attend.

fiercy at ·Cedar Hapids, Drake Univet:s:ity in ~ellingham · :Jas in~ton and al.. ,present .she is ~·tending the Ancfi­oragc community college in

Anyone desiring to tak~ part in the Hothers !-larch is re­quested to p l ease call ~:irs . Briggs at H0-2-5330 or fvirs. .i:lilliman at li0-2-5258.

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.. This year the ~-;other 1 s I Jarch will be hel d on a Sunda~ after­

J noon. (~ont page_~O_G~~~

to all our friends · and

future customers

Bowen's hun

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FBA'l'URING OUR FAr·iOUS "SUNDAY S~10RGASBORD"

MILE 14)2 GLEr:. HIGlliiAY H0- 2- 5497 )

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THIS PAGE ;'!AS NUflBERED IN ERROR: Some of the artieles continued on page 9 arc continued on this page • • • • • plcase~cxcu~~ the mistake .

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:'1,·L·i DEN DOIN'S:

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Dj):N JiJ. 1 Thurs-4to5· P~i ;.I'•••

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DEN #3 ·Tues. 7~8 .pm Mrs.· TbY:I1e

DEN #4 Thurs. 6 :.30-7j: 30 }irs. Edwards

DEI\ #5 Tues. 7-8 pm ~Irs. ;',haley

Dlj;:N. #6: Tuo-s. 7-8pm r .. · ~ MRS. Jones .. ,, .• - 1 ••

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DEN #7 Tues. 4-5 pm ;

r:trs. Asher

·.JLBELO.S DEN: 'J.'ue.c:; .7-8 pm fr~'l P"3o

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DEN 4 mad~ chemical gardens and started mal~ing spacesuits i .ike ~li lliman brought a gui t­ar and showed it to the Den.

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DEN # 5 , experimented with ,0 light rays and discussed p.l.q.ns for pack meeting. The;y al ff>.O. played games.

DEN # 7 Planned a sld t and. performed an experiment, The ' Denner for January is Steve:!• ... Henry .

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CR0:.1DS INCRi!::\SING AT

Bruce Robinson, president of the CBA has announced the crowds at the Friday sessi ons of Alaska's fav­cri t2 GC\.mC are grm>~ing l a r,;ar each \leek Every­one GCetn~ to ha!.tc e1 good time and all come back and bring their friends~ <~ ·~lore and better prizes are being ordered and r.:r. Robinson says tltat they ~ventually hope to have the best prizes of any similiar game in the state.

He wished to remind mem .. hers of the ~oard of dir­ectors of thb meeting ne:ic.tr r-londay' January l8lli at the home of Jack Ste,va:-t in Eag~e flivcr at 8 pmo

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.. 1 1\iar:y ~Q\tlt:~- . pubHc ite<•l-:h

nurse. ~9r this area, last week unden>~cmt surgery in the Val:!.c~· Preshyt<.rian '· Hosp~taL

. dary _is at present recov· ering nicely , ?,nd expects 1 • ll• to resume the '~ e ll baby cli~i~~ ~Q~etime next month . ~ ... * * •

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8A: reporter Dorothy Gay :le have just recei VPd a

new student from J\nchorag:e, her name is Michele Henke and we are glad to have her \-.ri thus.

Our teacher r.;r. ~JlcKirtlcy has been absent sincu Tuesday. He has taken his rlane up to Dillingham where he has joined the:se~rch for our music teach­er, ~liss Nf'(tladrey.

7A: Reporter, Janice Elliot One of O'..lr pupils 1 Rocky (;ur­t~s left for Tok Junctiono

Our .class has. beer. re~eated, hoy g-i 1 ~ '.!tc to . prevent t~lkinG o . hp clADs sends out c. pr .... yer and hcpe that j\;iss f.:cGla<lrey may be found. F!'all:. Uellcr: one ~f our ptitp­i ls ha.::; just returried froL1 Florica and Ne•,., Yorlt , where he spent the Christmas· Holid­ays . He brought u brightly colored boat f made of she lls a~ ~ gift for Nr . ~orse.

Tcr~y ~ood left for Ger­many and Danny ~:alker left for Cali fornii_\. Ilanlt Tofson (cont pn~c 7 col 2)

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JA.l'IUARY 13Yl, 1960 ,t

(wedding)

,Hostesses at the wed- j

ding and at the recept­ion l'lhich followed, ,.,.ere

, Je1'lell Deal, Carol And­erson and Daphne i:lonroc.

In aGdition tothe parents of the b~ide, other members of her family were her three brothers, Ray, Eddie and John ~Ionroe.

The groom does not have any relativep liv-, ing in Alaska. .,

The cou '1le will make their hom~ in Birchwood.

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FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS The Friendly Nei~hbor

Club met on January 6- at

' J.JR. & r.;Rs, ED .. /ARI) E. sAULNIER 'CUT 'lim c:. ~:E ;.T T~IBIR ~·JEDDING DECSf-iD~R :~9th, . AT .T~ CHUGIA .K C/lR!'IIV AL II ALL~ I \

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,the home of Clcda Stephens. ·'· A final report of there-

VELDORA CURISr.1Ar( ~JEDS

Friends and members of the · f~mily · g~thered ~at the Chug­iak Carni,val- Hall oa Decemb-er 29th to a-ttend the wedding of Ve ldora (Doddi c) f.lonroe Chrisman to Edward E. Salllin­ier of OJam,pton, Ne\v Hampsh-:. ire. .

The bride: \'las attended by .1 •

f·iiss Patsy Do\mer, \vhi le t he best man \'las Harold ~!cCorm·· iek. · Th~ ~er~mony ,.,.a·s conducted

by Revcrand .Hughes of the Com­munity Baptist Church . !-Irs. Hughes played the organ.

The bride was attired in a whi~e . taffeta semi-formal . gow.n trimmed with light blue lace , andlfore a light blue lace veil. Her flowers were a cors age of pink rcse buds and baby orchids. The groom wore a matching suit of light blue.

The brides mother, i·;rs. Elvis J-lonroe, and f·iiss Downer both .,.,.ore corsages of pink rose buds. (next col.)

c~ipts of the Charity Baz­aar was made and F net of $380 dollars had been rais­ed for the Public Health Fund.

This, along with othei' donations to the ~una, hlbre than co .rered the ~400. heed ed. ·

A shipme~~ of flavoring and other spices from the Nadon f~ay pr oducts Cd ~as opened and distrititlted among the members . These will be sold fl;:r the mem-

. hers to obtain s:l.lveh/:ll"'S · for the school ki tchen .

Anyone desiring to pur­dhase any of th~se high qu.ali ty products may co so from any members of the Club.

The ladies voted that they \'lould indi vidual:iy participate in the ~larch Of Dimes progran in ~ny \'lay that they could.

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(Friendly Neighbo!s)

Lampost Inn, on~ January.. 20''"' at 7:30 PMo ..

The hostess draw~ng 1vas won by Joan Glafkc, an address file o

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HOI'1EMAkERS ~HLL f.lEET

There 11ill be a meeting of the Chugiak Homem~ters on Thursday , January 21st, at 1:30 pm at the home of Cleda Steph.cns, a~ mile 21,2o

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H£P1~.TITUS .S'I'ILL POSES THREAT ' ,

.. ,.,t .. , ~ The flepatitus epidemic of

last su~mer i s s till ma&&ng itls self " .f~tt· . •This '"cek l-1r. Pau l Fretwell, of mile 18 \vas taken , to tbe Valley Hospital .,.,.it!1 th.c diseaos .

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f·iiSS ELLA HI'I'Z , . orginally of Suhr S1vi t:...:er land; \~ho ~ s -.en­gagement to Thilw.an (T~l) :Jall ace of mi lc 1~, was re­cently announced.

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It, \·Tas decided that the next meeting \lould be a dinner meeting to be held at the new (next coiho)

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c lea ranee sale ~ STILL LOTS OF BATIGAINS AT

w~ 40 % OFF!

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JANUARY 13•t>, 1960 .. (Moose Call, cont page 5

c..:>l 3) ! t

will be moving up to their !

homestead on Jan. 10!!!, \<'here Jl

they will live for 7 months. (rleporter Connie Johnson) I

6A: Reporter T~\'lana Carter :Je are learning to drav ~

peopld . Gayle Charles and J~r:r.~ ,Sh~fsti :\11 Here our : fir~ nndels. [e · itt~e tllso malang Janua~y scenes for our bull­etin board.

. 6B: ' reporter She;)rll Oberg i In : geography, \'le are study-1' ing the· Phillipinos. In sc-i •. <i:ence we are ::rtud~·ing mag!let-·

r•iRS . Omabelle Day I of ,val deze is up to ~e~7e on jury duty. She is spending her 'Neekends ,lfi th ·her so~ 1 ·~!alter .Day., of l-loosehorn.

I ic forces~ · Some of us are m~ ·

I ing cranes that t·lill pick up, tacks by ma~natic force.

I In reading \'IC are acting ' out the story "The Cali phs

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Bla!{e J:ci~inley has b.een over in the Dilli'ngham area tp par­ticipate in i}1i/ a,ir sep.rch for Donna ·r.kGladr"ey a,nd Dick New-

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'+ • * • * * flir. ~ r-4. Io:rs. Harry Riding; f~rm­erly .qf, ,PiilO. Ln are up from l<:~nar where they; have been livi~~·. · I Mr . Riding came to undergo stit-

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Rev. 'Jayne {lu 11 has been a\·lay . at Dillingham~ to pa~t~c~pate I in the search for .th9.roissing ! J

sch6ol teacher and ,h~r pilot. . ~ Rev. · F:ti ll i's Cha plal n for the I local Cival Air Patr"ol .

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-Clock." Phoebe i·larshburn is ttlle .Cali ph . .:>hery 11 Oberg . is~he Grand Vizir, Susan Shoo!{ is the Clock, Alan Phillips is the Peddlar and Carol Teeter is the r:erchant.

5A: 1,:0ur class 1S . re~1ding the

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b'¢ol~ r"i1onderful A<lveniures of Nii~:n David Heller came bacl::. from Ney York :md Flodld and hrought many interesting maps from those states.

(~eportcr Dean Fillmore)

5B: Reporter Trcas a Pyles . .'e J;ost_tbree students ~ ' Jo!lre lJood. wh\o · h~s go,nc t o· Oregon 1

and Eddie . t1nd Ray I·larkcl who went to Oregon. Last Tuesday we began studying Federal Government.

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(moose call)

4A: Reporter, Christine Headlough

~1e have just• started study· ing mu~tipication and div­ision facts • . ~e just tot a new·. girl from Cal if. Her name is Uian ·Sherman.

3Rd. R~porter Douglas Reid \ie started our neu hist·ory books called.~i~neer Child-

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ren of timerica . '.'!e have been practicing our band instrumentsh- Our ho~or students in'~~ell~ng are: Ralph Jone§, .. Roy Pierce, Dbuglas Reici, Bonnie Iarsch, Juiiana· LeDoux, · Vonda Oberg, Linda PO\v-ers, Theresa Rosen­'berg 1 JoEllen :Jade and Rhonda'Aubrey.

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2At' Janice Deal celebrated her 8!!! birthday Friday. ·

2B: · .. •e are maldng January the: snowman month in our room. .le are also stutlyi,hg our community and · learning abO\tt the people \·Iho help us every day. · · ·

· lA ~ · :Je have ·been talting ou~ primary mental abi~ity tesi3 since•'Thursday Jan. 7th and \vi 11 end them on Monday, January ll~. :1e all had a very merry Christmas and a happy new: ;xear.

.•• ,. • * N2:/S IN G!!:NERA!.. : Fraya Petronavich, Stud~ny

Edi t'or t'e had a very busy \'1Ce1t

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to Ch-ugiak's - . -

Jf~'\lU1~RY 131!l, 1960 1.

C::UGTJ\K C.HAN~T.· (1\I":F>emhli(>A of

, GO:O) Rev. Bernard Te\iell, · Pastor

Sunday School. •••••• ': •• 10:00 ! ' " • r •· ' . 1• f..orn1ng .• orsh1p ••••.••• 1 .OQ

Evangelistic Serv •• · ~ · ~ ~ •• ?':30 Bible Study & Pray~r m~eting

' ~·Jed •• ~.7:30 Chris~'~ fmb~ssad?rs (Young

P~Hple), Fri.'.3:30

C'OMr-lllNT'T'Y BliPTIST CHURCII .... ; r.ov. Paul Hughes Pastor

. ' Sunday Schoole • • •••••••lO:OO a ;m j ~~orning ~!orshj p ~ ••••• • • 11: 00 a ami Young People •••••.•••••• 6:30 p

· Evenin~r .:Jorship •••••••• o 7:30 p pm ! . "' 1 . :·Jed, .Prayer lll;Ce.ting •••• , 7:30 p

!'/omen 1 s i1orkshop, thnns. 2 i 00 p Crusaders, Thuns •••••• •• 4:30 p pm.

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The Catholic Ladies Altar Society will meet on Tuesday, January 19th at Besse's Beauty Shop •

For entertainment the ladies are plaonin~ to play "Alaska's Favorite Game. 11

Each member is request­ed to bring some small it­em that would appropriate for a prize.

Anyone \dshing to join in the fun is welcomed.

The ladies extend \vishes for a speedy recovery to Dorothy i-achling 1 who is home from Providence llos-

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CIIU~IAK I·lETHODIST CriURCH • pi tal .follo,dng surgery, Rev' Vayne Hull Pastor ~ )< and ,f·lr • & flrs • .I~~scavage 's

CHUGIAK ST. 1J{'l'!IONY 1 S Religion Classes

H0-2-5155 son E<l\~ard, \fhO is revoc-am ering from hepatitus.

vv.: Hall, Saturdays, all classes; I' 1-8 •••••••••••••••••• 10: 00 am

1 B.ZSSE 1 S BEAUT~ G!lOP, ' fclondays: ·lst cdinmunion &' primary\

.•,. 400 I . . . , ~ • • • • • • : pm I Intermed1ate & confirmation i

.. • • • · ••• '7: 00 pm·., * * * *'.

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~~r1-sr14BAl'TIST OIUR~I}GL"' RIV"'R. ·. i. 1··1 e .i.!JJl .I!J • 1!J , ! ~ev. E. C. Chron r;inist~r

Sunday School ••••••••• lO:OO ~l9rn;i.ng .!9rshi p ••••• ·'" 11:00 am Ch~ir, Practice, Thurs •• 7·00 Offic,e . Hours, ~Jed. & Fri.

pm

9 am to 12:30 r, I

f·,YF: ::reds •• ••• c • ••• • ••• 'D: 30 pm USCS, 1st Thurs. of each mo •

•••••• 7:30pm OFl"! CIAL BO;~P.D, 2nd Tuesday, . . ..

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Sunday School. •••. :.·.· •••• ~:45 am J l-:orning .Jorshi p •••••••• H: 00 am l · B.T.U ••••••••••••••••••• 6:30 pmj

Bar 1 Chandler l·linistc·r Sunday .School ••• ·. ·; • • • • 10:00 am flor t • .:nb :Io~sh:ip ••••• ,Ll.OO am ~ve,ning, uorhs.;!.p, & communion Evening :torship· •••• · ••••• 7:30 pm J

:'led. prayer meeting ••• ,. 7:30 pm I The 4tlt tied. of each· month the

following groups meet at7:30p GIRLS A~ILit.RY SUN3EAr·iS :tQr.iEN' S I.ISSIONARY UNICN NZN ' S :3R0Tl IEffilCOD- \

Nursery open during se~vices.

macmwoo nA:--'.L'IST cnu~cH [ Rev. Frank Ni ller Pastor

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( t , • I& : r.. ••• ••• 7 : 30 pm ' ~~/·, It I ' !,'~! ~·~ ~~ ·*: ~j '!,

.. ~i .t1ANUEL -cH.i\PEL' · Rev~ !Joseph Overy 1 PASTOR

Sunday School.·~ • • .••••• 10:00 a f.Joriling· :!o)·ship •••••••• 11:00 a

.· Evening :!orshi p •• ., ••••• 7: 30 p Tues. r:orn pr'aye:-meet .11: 66 a Youth Fellm~ship, Fri. •• 7:30 p

* * * * * .Sunday School.+ •••••• , ••• 10:00 Morning '.Jorship ••••••••• 11:00 Prayer Service, Tues ••• r.7:30

apaJ NOTICE: J Catechism classes have been I resumed. * * • * *

LATTER DAY SAINTS , New students are welcome at Sunday School. •••••••••• 10 bo am \ any time· * ,. * • * c 0

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i1Qi.:EN 1 S SOCIETY TO ,· 1 HOLD ::ORK CIRCLZS ~

The \'/SCS of the lrlethodi.st Church is begtoning a'ser­ies of "circle meetings" to be held the 3rd. Tuesday of each month at the home of ?-irs. Carr · Steeby. •· Tiur cir'cl~s \dll begin at 11' anf ana each lad;· "'• is to bring a sack lunch.

· Childre~ \~ip be, welcom.e. Thc, purpo~e of . these ,

.n·ciettn;gs ;'t,i 11 be to hold . lf 'j,• ;of!t f I '

\~O·:r.Ic na .. t.'ties on .fund t'ais­,; rr ·· .~_, i ng ,projects.

For ~~se. \~ho are uC:able to a~~end the daytime meet­ings there will be an even­ing circle the 3rd Thursday of each month at the t.loth­odist Church.

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books has prompted this sale.

Books \~i 11 be sold for 25¢ apiece and there are some excellent novels of­fered.

The sale will be held at the library and dur­ing those hours which the library is open~

~eryonc is invited to drop in and look over the selection.

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!vi 1nnesoLa ~loo I ens fDJ ri .:£f1D«D s;ar~ ~~-:~· ! EULALIA D1\VIS. Rep. H0-2-5198 $3.00/month •• pi~J(::u~,,~~~~e'~ ' :.JT.:LE i4 ~T,\H HOUTE week. ,___ --------- ~.F. T!Er~SVOLD 1!0!.2-5280

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At a meeting of the Library Board, on Tuesday, January 5tb, Bucky ;<iorse was elected chair­man to replaq~ Andy Kirk ,.,ho . recently transferred to r.Joose Pass.

DUCI~ ~;ORS.E, NE:1 ClUiffi.illN OF THE I30J.RD Oli' THE

CHUGIAK LIBRARY

~.,o new library volunteers, f·liss Egleston and ms f.li les, were accepted and will now be on duty on alternate. ~esday evenings . · · · (book report)

The library 1dshes to announ ce a sall:e of booJcs tq be con­ducted during ~cigular library hours. (Tue~days 2~pm and 6:3 to 0 pm , and Fridays 2- 4 pm) All boolts to be sold will go at 25¢ each (two-bits). This is "pocket book" price, and 11hi le our covers may not be as lurid, the novels themselve are excellent. The bool~;s for sale consist of duplicates;

GREEN T·iANSIONS •• by · Hudson

IffiYS TO THE KINGDml • • by Cronin

CAPTfiiN FRON CASTILLE •• by s:1ellarbarger

TR:::ASUf!: ISLAND •• by , 'Ste:venson SO :1ELL 1Ei-iE;•illERED • • by

Hilton.

* * • * * * less ;mown books by ,.,ell-known PTA c,\R:nv~u.. CONT page 1 authors and a large assortment col l) of nove~s popul ar at one time.

Some of the books to be sold Fisher to Dr . Norby of the are: ,., , Department of Education ,.,as

THE SUN Iu 1·lY UNDOING.. rcsd, in •.-:hich he commended

by Steen, uhe PTi\ on the excellen~e of THE r.:ooN IS DO..JN •• by Stein tJ1e ·map shm'llng the school H" .,. beck. n · populati .m in Chugink; and

vl u.:.. CCUNTRY • • • by 1 Y les urging the need for an ad-Fry~~DLY PE~St~~;~~Y:L ditional school. (next col.)

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An enjoyable progra~ of colored slides was present­ed by Miss Eggleston anti i•;iss Miles. These ladies had tak­en these pic1mres during th­eir tour of the European con­tinent last summer, and were a very interesting groupo

The ladies had visited some out o~·thc way places not us­ually seen on guided tours<

The room count 1~as l'iOn by !-liss \"/i the ralls 5B class. Refreshments were served by the 2nd grade mothers.

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(personal checks accepted oont page 3 col 3)

has been recinded. Howcv~r, motorists a:ce

warned that should any suc~l checks be returned by a . bank the license issued i s F. tlh·

ject to immediate cancel~atio~ and the motori s t liab l e ~~ arrest.

PAUL CURTW HOS:!ITAL:;:zED

Paul Curtisi of mUc '22\2.' who just a few 11ecks ago move~ to Tok Junction to tmrk, was taken to "th..:! hosp­ital at Fairbanks \JHh Uil

attack of acute appendie itis . Paul had been or.. hi s n~w·

job only a few days. * $ * • •

JOIN THE I-:ARCH OF DJi.iES

Did the cold snap catch you off guard? ~ l Sf?.~~C1of: for this cy:;:k

91 f~HE~ con of ~iE~T ' liTH EACH PURCHASE OF A FULL TANK OF GAS ! !

'tUNE UP JOBS • •• HEAD DOLT HEATIWS ••• ANTI- FREEZE ••• OIL CHANGES ••• LUBE JOBS

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H 0 U R ~ ! R E C rc E R S E R V. ~.: ·~.~ H.~: .. ~_:_/_.~'¥_.,y::·:~,,,,·.· EPCEi~~§ Q:l:Rtt[O\ ~~

Just Call H0-2- 5291

D 0 N ' T N E G L E C T Y 0 U R C A R 0 R H 0 N E

LET US !~C:P YOUR OIL 3t.RREtS FULL OF 31'ANDARD XZIT-IZ.ED HEATING OILS

I T 8 U a N S C L E A N E R !

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r­:JEDNESDAY: January 13!!!

T~:UR.JDAY: January 14!!1 Girl Scout troop #~4 J~Jr/S• Ober-g's ;

r:•F!UD11': : January l51h

4 5 gallon electric \mter heater. r:~rquette . :ihi te enamel table ton. $50. Bruce Arndt

im-2-5401

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PAGE 10 . . (March of Dimes, cont page g

col 3)

January 31st. As in past jrears the com­

munity wi ll be d'vi.dcd in~ to . flve Adistri~ts. Engle ·~i ver Homestead area; Eagle River, Chugi~ 1 Bi.i; ch·· wood and R~ters Creek,

.Tl~~ date for the I·:arch of Di.rnes 1Ba~l has,nc~ yet be~n set . , t .• •

Li brary Open 2~1 pm VFl/ "Favorite Games';

VF\i Hall CriUGIAK PUBLIC LiaRARY (See 11 Book

. -: Report". for li~t of titles) KIHKS ['RAPPED IN NE;!f

' APARn.Zt~T CBA "Favorite Game" \ ~ .

Carnival Hall Spm . SATURDAY: Ja·nuary 16!!!

n:.ruc.z, · Ca.t'nival Hall 9 pm

SUND1.Y, Januaryr l7!!! Ci'U~GH 3E{Wl:Q?S

f·iCr.!D1~ Y ,· January- 18tll CBt~~ f;;!:.JT.Jrl3' 8pm Jack Stew­

art's

TUZSDAY , January 19lli Libraey open-2-4pm

6:30-8P~1 Peters Creek Community

Club, Robinsons 8 pm

:/EDNZSDAY: January 20!!! Cub Scout Swimming, meet at shopping Center at 6 :30

FRIENDLY f:ETGHBORS , di nner meeting, , Lampost In

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DRIVE CA R E li' U L L Y

__ FTRE'..'COD DELIVZRED N. F. 'ri?~SVQLD HOM 2-5280

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.REi·iCV .. ,L 1U.S.SELL OBERG

. -~io1·d · from the .1\ndy Ki.rk' s at. ;•!oos~ Pass' ihdicate that they are ~~ju~ting to their new· quarters ~'lith some dif­ficulty. •\ ,,,. -~

1 • On the scciond ·day in their . )

1 .new 1.aJ1D"rtment they discover­~tt 1 that: '·!",h-::y''·:;ad becom~ locl;:­

:in and :And~ 'liaa to clirr.b out .!.ANTED: Home · for. a<iorab::.e. kitte~l ' :a'-hr!i..ntlm;r 'aJ1d Jurn-p ii1to c. snow Call i:irs. Carl P~ttit :I0-9 .. 5413 · ·

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'JILL baby ·sit in ny hc.u:; ,. btf• h :):n· day or ·;~el\: iirs ~hron , 2-nu house on right en Eagle ~iver. Rd.

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· ~1ary E. r;;;<.:ra:cy Mi l-<l 14 no--2-53i5

balJc . • I

·--t; !., ''fto l'Jed that Y.hi:ltrS are , .lo II "-'

goi!~f!' rr.ore ,smoothly for them by thic 'l,'u b -

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i\GTICE: 0· scr .. b~~s

To Crwri •~r s ub­If Y.ou \ n.Yc

1ni so~d r e c'..dv;;.l•t:; apy issue of t!h~ Courier; pl~a ... e call H9-2··5275 ~

There &rc occasional · ,.,r~ports r~aching the of­:<£ice of miEsed issues. . , • . I

: A call dtre·'t to the Cpurier lii ll save time

1COlmiE!~ I AlJS GBT RBGULTS in ::orrccting these ------------------------~~---------------------------------~~~s~-----------~~

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PROP,\NE •••• ·. ·,GROCERIES •• : • • .••••.• .•• CAFE ••• • .•.••••• • •. ··• .G;,s. ······.OIL

• 1'\ " . HOURS: OPEN DAILY •• Ham to8 prn •• SUNDAYS~ 11 am to 6 prn

• EAGLE RIVER SHOPPING CENTER

CHUNK BOLOGNA •• 4$¢/#

CRACKERS • •.• • 29¢/#

26 oz. LESLIES SALT

2/37¢ '2)/2

BANQUET SALAD PEARS

303 LIBBY'S

APPLESAUCE 3/69¢

3/$1.00

10# PILLSBURY FLOUR ~1.29

GREAT NORTHERN BEANS 2# pkg. /39¢

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40 oz. BISQUICK •• 55¢

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C & H SUGAR 10#/$1.37

6# CRIGCO $1.69

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~ ~ f·!JB ~ ~ LONG G&\IN RICE

C~CG~~[E1fiteS 28 oz/43¢

-ALL BRANDS-25<1 OFF E.ACH

C A R T 01\1

BORDEJNS INSTANT POTATOES

2/65¢

CARNATION SOLID PACK TUNA 2/75¢

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BABY bEBF LIVER 59¢/#

value

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LUNDEN "AA" LARGE EGGS 55¢/doz.

1k gal . PUREX • • • 55c

DUNCAN HINES HOT ROOL f.ax ••••• • 2/65¢ \'/HITE CAKE mx .••• 2/75¢

KRAFT ~lAYONAISSE

65¢/qt.

LIRACLE \';'HlP 59¢/qt.

CARNATION INSTANT l,:ILK 14 qt ./$1.09