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2014 Bear Paw Official Guide
2014 Bear Paw Guide, Schedule of Events, Activities, Vendors, Parade, Brought to you by the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce and the Chugiak-Eagle River Star
BE A R PAW ! CAUTION 2014 Celebrating 100 years of Building Alaska! BEARS WORKING Bear Paw OFFICIAL GUIDE www.bearpawfestival.org The Bear Paw Festival is brought to you by the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce. BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 3 Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union Finances Purchase a new or used snowmobile, motorcycle or ATV and get rates as low as Visit one of our convenient branch locations, apply on-line at www.denalifcu.org or call our Loan by Phone specialists at 257-RATE (7283). GET O Y SCANNIN TEP B GH NS ! ERE You Belong Here. 907-257-7200 www.denalifcu.org ON STE P B Y S C A N NIN 4 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 HE G *3.25% is lowest annual percentage rate (APR) available based upon member qualifications and terms on new and used snowmachines, motorcycles and ATVs. New money only; no refinancing of existing loans at Denali Alaskan Federal Credit Union. No other discounts apply. RE! GET CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sean Glasheen Production Engineer BP Alaska Our Commitment to Alaska: Investing in Our Communities. BP and its employees donate millions of dollars and thousands of hours to more than 400 community organizations throughout Alaska. These are investments that impact each and every Alaskan. And they are ones that we're proud to make. Find out more about BP Alaska at alaska.bp.com www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 5 Published Every Thursday 11401 Old Glenn Highway Suite 105 Eagle River, AK 99577-7499 Phone 907-694-2727 Fax 907-694-1545 www.alaskastar.com Reliant Transportation will provide free Bear Paw Shuttle service within downtown Eagle River on Saturday, July 12. You may park your car at VFW Post 9785 at the south end of town or at the Eagle River Fred Meyer at the north end of town anytime between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday only with a break for the parade and 5K. Between 10:45 a.m. and 12:15 p.m., all access into the Festival area will be restricted for the Bear Paw Classic 5-K Run and the Bear Paw Grand Parade. Shuttle service will resume following the parade. Note: If parking at Fred Meyer, please use the far north parking lot and look for the Bear Paw Shuttle Sign. Parking is always a challenge within the Festival area. Please try to use the shuttle on Saturday and be courteous to our business owners who are trying to help their customers through the hectic days of the Festival! Shuttle around the festival Regional Vice President LEE LESCHPER email@example.com Editor CINTHIA RITCHIE firstname.lastname@example.com Advertising Director tom Wardhaugh firstname.lastname@example.com Account Executives JADA NOWLING email@example.com JUSTIN PHILLIPS email@example.com Production Manager MAREE SHOGREN firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com Cover and Layout Designer GERMAINE GRANT email@example.com Designer nadya gilmore firstname.lastname@example.com Our friends at Home Away From Home Doggy Day Care will host a doggy watering station on Business Blvd at Town Square Park. They will give your pooch a drink and a scratch. Visit with the friendly staff and find out more about what good dog care is all about. A drink for Rover Our festival is having growing pains...and our parking is very limited, particularly on Saturday morning, due to the parade and 5K run. Please consider parking outside the business district on Saturday and either walking or hop aboard our free shuttle. Keep in mind that parts of Business Boulevard will be closed all weekend. The closure begins on Friday at 10 a.m. runs through Sunday at 6 p.m. All traffic will be routed around that area via Regency Drive. Safety is our highest priority. We know the road closure increases traffic congestion, but the higher priority is to protect families and children walking between the vendors, the Mainstage and the carnival. If you are driving in the area, please be respectful and drive slowly. Thank you! Parking at a premium Within the Carnival show, at the Eagle River Commons, look for the baby changing and nursing station — a quiet retreat for parents and kids with rocking chairs and friendly staff. Look for the tent sponsored annually by the good folks at Alliance Christian Fellowship. A quiet place for family time The Chugiak-Eagle River Star is a Morris Communications Company LLC Publication, affiliated with The Alaska Journal of Commerce, Alaskan Equipment Trader, Alaska Magazine and The Milepost. A Morris Communications Company LLC Publication We love our pets but unless your animal is very comfortable around lots of people, cars, noise and rides, it is a good idea to keep them at home when you visit the festival. Over the years, we have had a number of inadvertent bites because animals are stressed. Your pet may do fine until placed in a strange environment with other pets, people and unfamiliar noise. Remember: Safety first. But if your pup is down for a festival visit and needs a drink of water, there is a watering station for puppies at Town Center Park Bricked Pavillion sponsored by Home Away From Home K-9 Day Care. CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Perhaps leave pets at home 6 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 Good things start with a vibrant community When people care, it shows. Members of this community cared enough to put time and effort into making this event happen. And today, life for everyone here got a little bit richer. It's a joy to celebrate the Bear Paw Festival. Eagle River • 16600 Centerfield Drive • 907-689-4221 wellsfargo.com © 2014 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. (1198018_12259) www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 7 Bears are everywhere… and have constructed the best festival in the land! This year, Bear Paw celebrates 100 years of construction, trade, commerce, and growth in conjunction with the Anchorage Centennial Celebration (you know... our friendly brethren across the river). Everyone knows there are two seasons in Alaska: Winter and the Construction Season! Bear Paw Festival events feature the refinement of long-time favorites, with a blending of exciting new projects, and we are looking forward to showing you around the site. There is a full schedule of events beginning with a luncheon on Wednesday and culminating with the classic I-DID-ADUCK on Sunday afternoon. Planning for this festival began the day after 2013's ended. Organizations and volunteers from across our community have come together to construct this fabulous event. Without their enthusiasm, passion, and community pride, this project would not be possible. As you see our Bear Paw "construction workers" at the many scheduled events this weekend, please thank them for the thousands of hours they spent building this year's Bear Paw Festival. Because of the hard work and dedication of our many community volunteers, corporate partners and citizens, we can continue the tradition of providing good, family fun for all. Rain or shine, the Bear Paw Festival has something for everyone! The festival is just one of the many things your Chugiak-Eagle Chamber of Commerce does to make this "the most livable community in Alaska." We continue to promote not only the economy of the area, but the unique quality of life that we enjoy. Roll up your sleeves and get busy having fun with events for every one of your family members, friends, and neighbors. Thank you for attending and enjoy! CAUTION! Board of Directors John Sims, Acting President Enstar Natural Gas Colin Fay, Vice President PDC Engineers Joe Hegna, Past President URS Corporation Susan Wallen, Treasurer AK Legislative Staff Linda Landers, Secretary Alaska Traffic Signal Supply Lynn Swanson RWS Consulting Shawn Osborne MTA Eric Bushnell Jack White Real Estate Larry Wood Attorney at Law Leslie Lance Alaska Regional Hospital Kelsie Lance UAA Kim Skipper AK Legislative Staff Mary Ann Pierre First National Bank AK Mtg Dawn Hoxie Northrim Bank Larry Wiget Baywind Communications Debbie Rinckey MarketWise/Alaska Cache Curtis McQueen/Joanna White Eklutna Inc. Amy Demboski Assemblywoman Bob Hall JBER Crystal Kennedy AK Legislative Staff Ed Graff Superintendent Anchorage School District Detective Helen Haverty Sgt. Derek Hsieh Anchorage Police Department Will Kyzer AEDC Dennis Johnson Emeritus Picture This Art Gallery George Lochner Emeritus Mat Valley Fed Credit Union Peter Lorentzen Emeritus AK Chiropractic & Therapy Michael Melielo Emeritus Eagle River Education Center Debbie Ossiander Emeritus CVFD, Board of Directors Jim Palmer Emeritus CER Foundation President John Rodda Emeritus MOA Parks & Recreation Al Romaszewski Emeritus RE/MAX of Eagle River Jim Yeargan Emeritus Retired, ASD Pete Mulcahy Emeritus Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber John Sims Chugiak - Eagle River Chamber of Commerce 8 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 Bill Starr Assemblyman www.cer.org • www.bearpawfestival.org • 907-694-4702 • Email: firstname.lastname@example.com CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE welcome to bear paw The Bear Paw Festival activities are as varied as the community. Join us for one of the many events happening during the festival weekend as we celebrate this year's theme, "Caution! Bears Working!" This year's festival will feature all of the favorites— including the Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest, Slippery Salmon Olympics, Carrs/Safeway ice cream eating contest, talent show, dog and owner look-a-like contest and the 300-yard marathon (because after 300 yards it isn't fun anymore). And don't forget the IBEW Alaskan Seafood Gone Wild! And lots, lots more. There's also plenty of food to enjoy at the many food vendors in our vendor court. The festival draws participation from the entire Southcentral region of Alaska, and we are proud that almost all of the efforts expended on staging this festival are derived from dedicated volunteers. The goal is for families to spend an enjoyable weekend, have a great deal of fun and not hamper the family resources. Rather than have "gated" admissions, we rely upon the Friends of the Festival and corporate partners to underwrite the infrastructure expenses. The Bear Paw Festival benefits the community in a variety of ways. It instills a sense of community among the residents, it provides an opportunity to showcase the area to all of Southcentral Alaska, and it is also a valuable resource to the nonprofit and business community. Inside this book you'll find everything you need to know to enoy the festival, including schedules and descriptions of events. Finally, please don't forget the most important rule of all at the festival – HAVE FUN!! www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 9 Are you ready? It's time for the "Bears Working!" Grand Parade. The Grand Parade will fill the business district with floats, clowns, kids and music. The parade begins at 11 a.m. Saturday morning and follows the route down the Old Glenn Highway, Business Boulevard and Centerfield Drive in downtown Eagle River. The parade features a variety of entries, including floats, beauty queens, Cub Scouts, lords and ladies of the realm, fire trucks, drill teams and kids on bikes. In addition to winning ribbons in their categories, there are three special awards given each year. They include the Grand Sweepstake Award trophy, which is presented to the entry that signifies the most outstanding contribution to the parade. Applications will be accepted until the parade is full. There is a public safety limit on size of entries and length of the parade. Call the chamber at 694-4702 for more information. Welcome Ron Lange, Parade Grand Marshall Who wins more awards for his hometown than anybody else in the state of Alaska? Who started his career at Baskin & Robbins, spent summers mowing lawns AND worked as a stage guard for George Michaels, Paul McCartney, Madonna, and Guns and Roses? Who do we know that was a waiter at Cinders and a tennis pro back in the 1980's while spending his off hours guarding the Beauty Queen Princess at the Texas Tractor Pull? Who is this mystery person that boasts his most difficult job in life as stage guard for his beautiful daughter Samantha? Why our mystery celebrity is none other than Chugiak High School Choir Director, Ron Lange, our 2014 Grand Marshall! All of the above are true but we know him as producing the sweetest choral voices in Alaska and arguably the world. His choirs have traveled throughout the United States, Great Britain, Europe and China routinely taking gold in virtually every competition entered. We forgive him for being an avid Dallas Cowboys fan as we celebrate his 20 years as Chugiak High School's most famous faculty the award winning Ron Lange! the grand parade 10 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 PR ES EN TS CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bears Working! caution Bears Working! caution ServingBears Eagle River Working! SEE Enter to Win $250 Spenard Builders Supply. 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Expires 7/31/14 8 LOCATIONS STATEWIDE: ANCHORAGE • WASILLA • EAGLE RIVER • KENAI • FAIRBANKS • JUNEAU CALL TOLL FREE: 1-800-478-7201 www.bearpawfestival.org 16410 BROOKS LOOP Eagle River, AK 99577 MON-SAT 11am-12am • SUN 12pm-12am BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 11 'Gentle, Effective Healthcare for All Ages and Lifestyles' Dr. Gregory Culbert Board Certified in Chiropractic Orthopedics Chiropractic and Deep Tissue Massage are covered benefits under most health insurance plans • Want to improve your physical fitness • Are in pain and want relief • Want to lead an active lifestyle (golfing, hiking, fishing, hunting, four wheeling, running, biking, kayaking, gardening, etc…) If you or a family member: …then chiropractic and deep tissue massage will benefit you. Call today for a free consultation and a complimentary benefit quote HOURS: MON.-THURS. 7 A.M. – 6 P.M. 11723 OLD GLENN HWY. 696-4878 WWW.NORTHERNCHIROPRACTIC.COM Stop by and see us during the Bear Paw festival! We'll be in the parking lot at my office Saturday, July 12th from 1-4pm. The first 100 people to visit the petting zoo will receive a FREE gift bag. Enter our drawing to win a $100 Cabella's gift card* Join us for all the fun! Melissa Izatt 12330 Old Glenn Hwy I Suite 1B Eagle River, AK 907-622-1400 0514-566HO * No purchase necessary 12 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE S U M M E R ME... M TE ANS O "GOLD BUYER" "JEWELRY" EAGLE RIVER PAWN "CASH 4 SCRAP" "PAWN 4 BEAR PAW CASH" "...a new adventure every weekend!" A "PAYDAY LOANS FOR BEAR PAW CASH" 694-5626 • 696-6669 12551 Old Glenn Hwy NEW @ WIN BIG THIS SUMMER! Finance a new loan between June 1-July 15, and you'll be entered to win a $1,000 MasterCard® gift card!* Our loan experts are ready to help – with whatever summer FUN means to you! Let's discuss your financing options! Visit cu1.org or call (907) 339-9485. CREDIT UNION 1 IS FEDERALLY INSURED BY NCUA. *NO PURCHASE OR LOAN FUNDING NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. For details and official contest rules, speak to any Credit Union 1 branch representative or visit cu1.org. ALASKA PAYDAY ADVANCE Short term loan until payday* • No credit check • No employer contact • No appointment necessary • 5 minute wait time • Private, friendly service *or longer †or more $500 † 696-6669 HERE! NEXT TO THE LITTLE RED CABOOSE IN EAGLE RIVER www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 13 LORA REINBOLD Welcome to the 29th Annual Bear Paw Festival in the beautiful town of Eagle River! Representative ANCHORAGE EAGLE RIVER FAIRBANKS ANCHORAGE EAGLE RIVER FAIRBANKS 333-3131 694-7900 455-7979 333-3131 694-7900 455-7979 th, 2 Y1 L JU 14 0 2 Wishing you and your family a safe and enjoyable Bear Paw experience. I will be at various activities thorough out the festival and look forward to seeing you! Thank you to all the volunteers, businesses, and community members who worked diligently to make this year's Bear Paw a success! Celebrating 16 years! M-F 10-7 • SAT 10-6 • SUN Closed 11401 Old Glenn Hwy., Ste. 110-E Eagle River, AK 99577 BIG GREEN EGG COOK OUT at 12340 Old Glenn Hwy, Eagle River Call (907) 694-7900 for details 694-4660 694-4670 (FAX) email@example.com Find us on 10 AM - 2 PM Facebook "Can-Can" you spot us in the Parade? Kelley & Canterbury L.L.C. Our lawyers have been helping injured Alaskans since 1975. At Kelley & Canterbury we're on your side – at your side – every step of the way. Shoulders - Hips - Knees - Ankles - Wrists Cartilage and Meniscus Transplants - Shoulder and Knee Ligament Reconstruction - Minimally Invasive Knee Surgery - Hip Resurfacing Knee and Hip Total Joint Replacements George D. Rhyneer, MD Mark T. Caylor, MD Jonathan A. Metzger, PA-C 4100 Lake Otis Parkway Suite 308 Anchorage, AK 99508 907-276-8185 K A C . 14 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 907-563-2663 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE it's a teddy bear picnic BROUGHT TO YOU BY Join us on Friday July 11 at 11 a.m. for a day full of old-fashioned picnic games. Come on out to the Eagle River Commons, and join us for the Teddy Bear Picnic. It's a fun-filled way to start the Bear Paw Festival. Younger "cubs" will enjoy story time, as well as games and age appropriate activities. Miss Bear Paw will be on hand to lead the Teddy Bear Parade, so bring your favorite teddy bear friend down to the picnic. Registration for the parade begins at 11 a.m. Magician Don Russell will be on hand to amaze and entertain you. Face painters will add a creative touch to your cheeks, along with the rosy glow from a great day of activities! Hot dogs will be the main course, along with juice & cookies. Host Chef is our own Martha Rogers, Peters Creek Inn & Catering. Be the first on your block to race an eggplant at the Lunch Box Derby. Let your imagination run wild and build a racecar made completely out of fruits and vegetables. Cars are made using toothpicks, bamboo skewers and rubber bands. This is the time to bring out all those engineering skills. The cars will race down a 4 x 8 foot ramp. The distance traveled will be from the top of the ramp to the front end of the main car body. The race will take place Friday at noon at the Teddy Bear Picnic at the Eagle River Commons. Fruits and vegetables will be available on site to build your derby entry. The entire Teddy Bear Picnic, and more, is brought to you free through the generous support many local businesses. Special thanks to our sponsors VFW Post 9785, Carrs/Safeway, Peters Creek Inn and Alaska Regional Hospital. www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 15 ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE! FRIDAY, JULY 11 – SUNDAY, JULY 13 Business Blvd. will be closed for two blocks. Traffic detoured through Regency Drive. Access to Town Center North Parking Lot & Condos will be maintained. MASSAGES BY Jennifer Bell Ruiz, LMT Altruist Massage Therapy AT Alaska Orthopedic Massage LOCATED AT FESTIVAL 11723 Old Glenn Hwy #205 Eagle River, AK 99577 Happy Bear Paw! SATURDAY JULY 12 – 10:30-12:15 Old Glenn Hwy between Eagle River Road & Eagle River Lp Rd., along with Business Blvd. & Centerfield Dr., will be CLOSED for the annual Bear Paw Parade & 5K Race. Detours around the business district will be maintained. Serving Our Community for 31 Years! PARADE/5K Appointment only • book online at www.aomiw.fullslate.com www.alaskastar.com Dr. Hal Hagge OptOmetrist 694-20/20 See you at Bear Paw 2014! eagle Center 10928 eagle river rD. VALLEY DERMATOLOGY – EAGLE RIVER DR. JEFFREY M. WEISS BOARD CERTIFIED IN DERMATOLOGY Mat-Su Regional Medical Plaza 17025 Snowmobile Drive Ste 102 Eagle River, AK 99577 Lakeview Professional Building 8510 E Westpoint Dr Ste B-10 Wasilla, AK 99654 694-2800 357-2800 www.valleydermatologycenter.com Let us perform your scheduled maintenance and your car might be around when your kids start driving.Sorry Kids. Trust the Midas Touch.® FINANCIAL FUTURES SINCE 1948 FEDERALLY INSURED BY NCUA Building better Save on brakes, tires, maintenance and total car care. Visit our Eagle River shop today and experience the Midas Touch.™ Eagle River Location 12450 Old Glenn Highway 622-1500 WWW.MVFCU.COOP MATSU (907) 745-4891 EAGLE RIVER (907) 694-4891 16 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEAR PAW EVENTS the games...you could win your honey a great big teddy bear. Carnival schedule: Thursday, July 10: 2 p.m.–9 p.m. Friday, July 11: 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday, July 12: 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Sunday, July 13: Noon–8 p.m. Treats for seniors Friday July 11 from 6-9 p.m., visit the Chugiak Eagle River Senior Center Booth at People Mover Transit, complete with cookies, brownies, iced tea, pop and bottled water. They will also be selling insulated cups with their logo and provide sweet tea refills plus blood pressure checks for everybody. On Saturday, July 12, the Senior Center will continue offering blood pressure checks and continue with yummy treats from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 13, blood pressure checks continue along with sweet treats, soda, bottled water and sweet team. I-Did-a-Duck This quacky contest, held at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, July 13, is the final major event of the Bear Paw Festival. Eagle River Rotary Club members dump more than 1,000 numbered, plastic ducks into the race slough in front of the main stage. Each duck is "sold" beforehand, and the lucky ducks whose quacker crosses the finish line could be the grand prize winner! Race tickets are $10 each and will be available through June and during the Bear Paw Festival. Go whole hog! Heads up bike enthusiasts! Join Bear Paw for the 7th annual Motorcycle Show on Sunday, July 13, at 1 p.m. on Business Boulevard. Ride your bike on out to the show (there's no fee to enter) and enjoy a day in the sun. Trophies will be given for 14 categories including Cruiser - 1101cc and up, Cruiser - 451cc to 1100cc, Cruiser - 450cc and below, Sport Bike - 701cc and up, Sport Bike - 700cc and below, Touring or Bagger, Vintage Custom (20 years or older), Vintage Stock (20 years or older), 3 wheels-Trikes- Sidecars, Dual Sport, Rat Bike, Radical Custom/Choppers, Ambassador's Choice and People's Choice Special thanks to our event coordinators, Christian Motorcyclist Association, for hosting this year's show. See EVENTS, Page 18 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 17 Smelly sneakers What's blowing in the wind at the Bear Paw Festival? It's the Great Alaska Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest! This event is open to any child 5 –15 years of age wearing a pair of sneakers. The worse the better! Kids and judges go toes to nose in a fiendish frenzy of foul and fetid footwear for the title of the best of the worst. The contest takes place Friday, July 11 at 1 p.m. at the Eagle River Commons. Registration begins at 12:15 p.m. and the first 25 contestants receive an official T-shirt. The winner receives a year's supply of Odor-Eaters products, fun gifts, trophy, and their champion rotten sneakers may be permanently enshrined in the Odor Eaters Hall of Fumes. Parents need to accompany kids to sign an event release form. Community service awards The Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce will present its 44th Annual Bear Paw Community Service Awards during the Annual Bear Paw Luncheon on July 9th. Awards to be presented this year include Bear Paw Volunteer Service, Bear Paw President's Award, Bear Paw Spirit of the Festival Award, Bear Paw Excellence in Community Award, Original Bear Paw Community Service Award to an Individual and Original Bear Paw Community Service Award to an Individual. The Carnival is in Town! Caution Bears Working would not be complete without Golden Wheel Amusements. Back again in the Eagle River Commons, Golden Wheel brings all the favorite rides... from roller coasters to Ferris wheels, from merry-go-rounds to rocket ships, you can have your tummy turned inside out and upside down! Join in the fun beginning Thursday at 2PM. And don't forget www.bearpawfestival.org Events: Continued from Page 17 Hee-haw, it's the Bear Paw Rodeo Witness the thrill of Alaskans dressed in their chaps and boots while they compete in events sponsored by Alaska Sales & Service. Three actionpacked events will be held at Eagle River Lions Park during the Bear Paw Weekend. Experience a weekend of Bull Riding, Saddle Bronc, Bareback, Team Roping, Double Mugging, Ribbon Roping (co-ed), Barrel Racing, and Ladies Breakaway Roping. Rodeo schedule: Friday, July 11: 7 p.m., Beauty & the Beast Rodeo Bull Riding & Barrel Racing Saturday, July 12: Gates open at 4 p.m. and rodeo action begins at 6 p.m. Sunday, July 13: Gates open at noon rodeo action begins at 2 p.m. in the Eagle River Town Center in downtown Eagle River (694-4702) or to Skinny Raven Sports downtown Anchorage. For more information email email@example.com. Live theater The Alaska Fine Arts Academy will once again dazzle the Eagle River and Bear Paw crowds with their 2014 grand theater production. Don't miss "Winnie the Pooh," adapted from A.A. Milne by Kristin Sergel, with a small excerpt of "Into the Woods," by Stephen Sondheim. For tickets or information, please visit www.akfinearts.org or call 694-8909. Performance Dates: Friday, July 11: 7 p.m. Saturday, July 12: 7 p.m. Friday, July 18: 7 p.m. Saturday, July 19: 7 p.m. Barb-B-Que and fixings Carrs Quality Centers proudly host the Bear Paw Benefit Barb-b-que. Stop by for a hamburger or hot dog and an icy cold Coke. Located at the Mainstage, the Benefit BBQ opens on Friday evening and runs through the weekend. Staffed with volunteers from throughout the Carrs store, this event is looked forward to with great anticipation! Stop by and say hello! This is Carrs/Safeway's 29th year for sponsoring this event and the charity selected is Breast Cancer Research. year, as this event has become a Bear Paw favorite. Come to the Mainstage on Sunday and sign up or call the friendly folks at VCA Eagle River Animal Hospital 694-3800 for more information! Prizes awarded to the most creative costumes! So, you think you've got talent? Whether you're a juggler, mime, dancer or singer – come on out to this year's "Bear Paw's Got Talent" performances hosted by Northrim Bank. The mainstage will be open on Saturday night from 6 to 10 p.m. for a fun filled, family event. Registration begins at the main stage at 5:30 p.m. The rules are simple: 1. Fill out an entry form at the event. The friendly folks at Northrim Bank will take applications until all time is allocated. 2. You have three minutes and thirty seconds to strut your stuff, whether it's singing, dancing, open mic comedy (please remember this IS A FAMILY EVENT — no R-rated entertainment!) or a music combo, this is your opportunity to "show us what you got!" 3. All children's groups must have parental signature for permission to perform. Run wild with the Bear Paw 5K Feel and hear the thrill of a crowd while you run, walk or skip your way through the streets of Eagle River when you join in the Bear Paw Classic 5K race at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 12. Coordinated by the Chugiak High cross country running and ski teams, the race will start at AutoZone (adjacent to Taco Bell) and run the Bear Paw parade route, running amidst the cheering crowds gathered for the race and the 29th annual Bear Paw Festival Grand Parade. Pre-registration is $30 per individual (includes guaranteed t-shirt) or $90 per family. Pre-registration with NO T-shirt is $20 per individual or $60 per family. Late Registration with T-Shirt $40/$100. Late registration with NO T-shirt $25/$70. Note: Family rates are limited to four immediate family members only. Also, t-shirt and sizes not guaranteed for late registrants. Individual runners may preregister online at www. bearpawfestival.org and follow the links. You can also hand carry your applications to the event or drop them at the Chamber office 18 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 Think you look like your dog? Have you ever been told that your dog looks like you? Do you play dress-up with your furry friends? Come find out if people really do look like their pets. VCA Eagle River Animal Hospital proudly presents the "Dog & Owner Look-a-Like" contest on Sunday, July 13 at 11:30 a.m. at the Mainstage. The costumes and the laughs get bigger every Time for a snack Dining Alfresco? Hungry for gyros or Philly Cheese steak? How about barbecued reindeer sausage on a stick? You can compare Texas barbecue Cajun cuisine and good ole' fashioned American style fair food. Don't miss out on Funnel Cakes or gourmet ice creams. All these and more are available from the outdoor food vendors located at the Valley River Center concession area. Be sure and enjoy an icy cold Coca-Cola throughout the Festival grounds. Vendors are open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Anchorage Markets also offer a full Vendor Court stage with lots of fun local entertainment. See EVENTS, Page 19 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Events: Continued from Page 18 It's a shoot-out! Stop by Jitters Coffee Shop throughout the festival and vote for the people's choice awards in the annual Bear Paw Photo Contest! The People's Choice Award will be presented at the end of the 2014 Bear Paw Festival. Now in its seventh year, the Bear Paw Festival Photography Contest is sponsored by Gutierrez Photography, Jitters Coffee and Eagle River Camera Club. Opening reception for entry winners is July 11th at Jitters. All winning photos will remain on display through July 30 at Jitters in the Eagle River Shopping Center, 11401 Old Glenn Hwy. Bicycle Safety Rodeo The Good Neigh-bear says, "Mount Up and Ride Right." Kids K-12 years and parents, join us for fun, prizes and IMPORTANT bike safety tips on Saturday, July 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union Parking lot at Mainstage. Fred Meyer and Eagle River State Farm Insurance Agents Troy Sayer and Al Bowler of Eagle River Area Rotary Club, along with the many other volunteers, coordinate this event. Kids, bring your bikes and helmets — and if you need a helmet, arrangements will be made for you to be fitted for a free helmet. Participants begin the "rodeo" by properly fitting their helmet and learning the "rules of the road." Complete the bike safety course and you could win a new bicycle and helmet courtesy of Fred Meyer. Eagle River Foundation. Team entry fee is $100. Join with the St. Andrews Parish "St. Andrew Schloggers," CABA's "King Krabs,""Mat Valley Federal Credit Union," "Golden Ones$,""MTA A-lure-ring Trollers," "Credit Union 1 Cohos," and the Eagle River Rotary "Old Roe" in the race for the gold. The Slippery Salmon Olympics will be held at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, July 12 at and emceed by Cary Carrigan. For more information or to register, call 694-4702. Alaskan Seafood Gone Wild One of Southcentral residents' favorite summer activities is fishing. And boy do Alaskans know how to cook seafood. Now is your chance to see how your favorite dish rates with the neighbors. The tenth annual IBEW Alaskan Seafood Gone Wild Cook-Off will be held Sunday, July 13, in downtown Eagle River. This year's event features both salmon and seafood and is supported by the Alaska Salmon Alliance. Cook off location is at Mat Valley Federal Credit Union on Business Blvd. Welcome to the fun of competitive cooking! Prizes: 1st Place (each division), $50; 2nd Place (each division), $30; 3rd Place (each division), $20; Best Overall Dish, $200; Peoples Choice. $100. For more information, complete list of rules or for an entry form, call 6944702 or visit bearpawfestival.org Xtratuf Hard Hat Carhartt Boogie All true Alaskans have worn a Carhartt at some time in their past - what does yours say about you? Are you: A. Hard Working B. Fashion Forward C. Vintage D. Foreman Be sure to bring your favorite Carhartt items to the Xtratuf Hard Hat Carhartt Boogie, July 9 from 6-9pm at Chepo's Mexican Restaurant. All Seasons Clothing Company has some great prizes for the best Carhartts in the above categories. Alaska Laborers Local 341 hosts the hilarious Handyman Relay Race. Teams of four will compete for the chance to take home the "Golden Hammer" along with some great prizes. The Novice division has a maximum of four teams; professional division, two teams. Gotta dance? We got ya' covered! Come cut loose with the Xtratuf Boot Boogie. It's all about being a real Alaskan. You could walk away with new Xtratuf's for this year's fishing season! The Chamber is selling tickets and can be obtained at the Chamber office. Attendance is limited to the first 150 to register! See EVENTS, Page 25 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 19 Duct Tape Sculpture Spenard Builders Supply hosts the Super Bear Sculpture and we want "YOU" to help build it. Come by the Mainstage beginning Friday evening at 6 p.m. Duct tape will be on hand. Bear-struction resumes Saturday immediately following the parade and continues through Sunday. Think of a creative name for our stately bruin! The most original name will win a $250 gift certificate from Spenard Builders Supply. Winning entry will be announced Sunday afternoon. All names must be in by 3 p.m. on Sunday at the Mainstage. Stop by, add some tape and creative flare, and help name this year's creation! Slippery Salmon Just picture it: Hula hoops, orange cones and a very slippery salmon. Throw in a glass of soda on a tray and you've got a race. Teams of two race against the clock for bragging rights and a real cool trophy. MTA sponsors this race annually and this year the proceeds benefit Chugiakwww.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW schedule Opening - SBS Super Bear Sculpture, Mainstage Opening - CER Senior Center Treats, Health, & Outreach @Transit Ctr. Ongoing - Entertainment Mainstage Mat Valley Fed Credit Union 9am - 5pm - Cozy Carpet Interiors Charity Rummage Sale 9am - 4pm - United Methodist Church Chugiak Charity RecycleReuse Rummage Sale @ Church 11am - 10pm - Golden Wheel Carnival, ER Commons 11am - 2pm-Teddy Bear Picnic, @ ER Commons - Alaska Regional Hospital, Carrs & VFW Post 9785 • 11 - Teddy Bear Parade Registration Begins • Noon - Lunch Box Derby • 1PM - Odor Eaters Rotten Sneaker Contest Food, Fun, Games Courtesy of Picnic Sponsors Noon - 10pm - Vendors & Concessions @ Valley River Center Opening - Vendors on Business Blvd. & Regency Drive Opening - Blockbuster Video Sale Noon - 6pm-Chugach Mt. Quilters'-Quilt Show & Auction @ Stars Studio 2pm - 5pm - Blood Bank Alaska @ Transit 6pm - 9pm - Carrs Benefit BBQ, Mainstage 6pm - 9pm – Chepos's Classic Car Show on Business Blvd. 7pm - Alaska Sales & Service Rodeo Roundup presents Beauty & The Beast @ Lions Park 7pm - "Winnie the Pooh" @ the AK Fine Arts Academy Wednesday, July 9 Noon - Bear Paw Awards Luncheon, Noon @ Bear Mt. Grill Ongoing - Bear Paw Photo Contest Winners' Display @ Jitters 6pm-9pm - Xtratuf Hard Hat Carhartt Boogie! @ Chepos Thursday, July 10 2pm - 9pm - Golden Wheel Carnival, ER Commons Ongoing -Bear Paw Photo Contest Winners' Display @ Jitters 7pm - Bear Paw Pageant, Chugiak HS Saturday, July 12 Friday, July 11 Ongoing - Bear Paw Photo Contest Winners'Display & Reception @ Jitters Opening - Chainsaw Carving Demos @ Town Square Ongoing - Bear Paw Photo Contest Winners' Display @ Jitters Ongoing - Carrs Benefit BBQ, Mainstage Ongoing - Chainsaw Carving Demos @ Town Square Ongoing - Entertainment, Mainstage Mat Valley Fed Credit Union Ongoing - SBS Super Bear Sculpture, Mainstage THANKS TO OUR COMMUNITY SPONSORS! Municipality of Anchorage 20 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ongoing - Vendors & Concessions @ Valley River Center Ongoing - Vendors on Business Blvd & Regency Drive Ongoing - Blockbuster Video Sale 9am - 4pm - ER Presbyterian Church Annual Yard Sale @ Church 9am - 4pm - United Methodist Church Chugiak Charity RecycleReuse Rummage Sale @ Church 9am - 4pm - Cozy Carpet Interiors presents Charity Yard Sale 10am - 6pm-Chugach Mt. Quilters'-Quilt Show & Auction @ Stars Studio 10am - 6pm- CER Senior Center Treat, Health & Outreach @ Transit 10:30am - 5K Bear Paw Classic, Downtown ER Midas 10:30am - 5:30pm - Blood Bank Alaska @ Transit 11am - 10pm - Golden Wheel Carnival, ER Commons 11am - GCI presents the Grand Parade Noon - 5pm - Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Business Blvd. Noon - Registration 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney: Event @ 3pm 1-4pm - Fred Meyer & State Farm's Bicycle Safety Rodeo, Mainstage 1:15pm -Slippery Salmon Olympics by MTA @ Mainstage 2:15pm - 6:00pm - Mainstage Entertainment 4pm - Gates open with action beginning at 6pm – Alaska Sales & Service Rodeo Roundup @ Lions 6:30 pm Northrim Bank presents Bear Paws' Got Talent ~ Main Stage (registration begins at 5:30pm) 7pm - Bear Paw "Winnie the Pooh" at the AK Fine Arts Sunday, July 13 Ongoing - Bear Paw Photo Contest Winner's Display @Jitters Ongoing - Carrs Benefit BBQ, Mainstage Ongoing - Chainsaw Carving Demos @ Town Square Ongoing - Mainstage Entertainment Mat Valley Fed Credit Un Ongoing - SBS Super Bear Sculpture, Mainstage Ongoing - Vendors & Concessions@ Valley River Center Ongoing - Blockbuster Video Sale Ongoing - Vendors on Business Blvd & Regency Drive 10:30am - IBEW 1547 & Alaska Salmon Alliance ~ Alaska Seafood Gone Wild Cookoff Begins 10:30 - 5:30pm - Blood Bank Alaska @ Transit 11:30am - VCA Dog & Owner Look-a-Like Contest, Mainstage Noon - 8pm - Golden Wheel Carnival, ER Commons Noon - 4pm-Chugach Mt. Quilters'-Quilt Show & Auction @ Stars Studio Noon - 5pm CER Senior Center Treats, Health & Outreach @ Transit Noon - Gates open with action beginning at 2 pm – Alaska Sales & Service Rodeo Roundup @ Lions Noon - 4pm - Horse Drawn Carriage Rides, Bus Blvd. 1pm- 4pm - Motorcycle Show - Business Blvd. 1pm - Running with the Bears @ Mainstage with First National Bank AK 2:30pm - Carrs Ice Cream Eating Contest, Mainstage 2:30pm - Flower Power Sale on Business Blvd. 4pm - IBEW 1547 & Alaska Salmon Alliance Alaska Seafood Gone Wild Cookoff Results 4:30pm - Rotary I-Did-a-Duck Race & Winners - Mainstage Friends of the Festival See the ad on page 32 5K Classic –Major Sponsors (Benefit for CHS Xcountry running Club) Anchorage Women's Clinic Midas Ken Anderson Construction www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 21 BUILDING ALASKA TOGETHER Celebrating our 25th Anniversary! Come by and enter to win a gift basket $200 VALUE! 25 fun and useful items, 4-$25 gift cards to merchants 1 entry, per person, per day DRAWING HELD AUGUST 31ST www.ecphysicaltherapy.com 907.696.5678 PAWS DOWN We're happy to be part of it. BEST FESTIVAL OF THE YEAR, $0 down, 0% financing on all tablets Stay connected this summer on Alaska's largest network. Terms and conditions apply. 265-5400 | gci.com CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 22 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 Three days of family fun and entertainment takes place on two stages during the Festival. The Mainstage is sponsored and located at Mat-Valley Federal Credit Union on Business Boulevard and hosts major contests and community performers with acts and activities beginning Friday, July 11 at 6 p.m. The Vendor Stage is hosted by Anchorage Markets and is located across the street in the Vendor area of Valley River Center. Anchorage Markets books acts from around the country to entertain Alaskans all through the summer. First Aid and Lost & Found are located at the Mainstage. entertainment galore! Mat-Su Valley Federal Credit Union Mainstage Entertainment FRIDAY, JULY 11 6-9 pm - Classic Car Show / oldies by Cary Carrigan SATURDAY, JULY 12 10:30 am Don Russell, "The Magic Guy" 1:15 pm SLIPPERY SALMON OLYMPICS 2:15 pm Stars Dance Studio 2:45 pm Alaska Moving Arts Studio 3:30 pm Midnight Sun Cloggers 4:00 pm Sunshine Generation 4:30 pm Chugach Mountain Range Cloggers 5:00 pm Pearls of Paradise 5:30 pm Eagle River Dance Troup 5:30 pm Registration opens for Bear Paw's Got Talent 6:30 – 9:45 pm Bear Paw's Got Talent SUNDAY JULY 13 11:30 am VCA Dog & Owner Look-a-Like Contest 12:30 pm Cavitto Dance 1:00 pm Running of the Bears - 300 Yard Fun Run 1:45 pm Don Russell, "The Magic Guy" 2:30 pm Carrs Ice Cream Eating Contest 3:00 pm Alaska Club Zumba 4:00 pm IBEW 1547–AK Seafood Gone Wild Cook-off Results 4:30 pm I-DID-A-DUCK Rubber Ducky Race PRESENTS Bear Paw Vendor Stage 12-1:20 Devynn Maclure 1:30-2:50 Jonathan Cannamore 3-4:20 Michael Howard 4:30-5:50 Jolly Good Fellow 6-7:20 Ponderosa 2 7:30-9 Firefly 9-10 Akela 12-1:20 AK Button Box Gang 1:30-2:50 Main Sqeeze 3-4:20 Bayou Glacee 4:30-5:50 The Long an Short of it 6-7:20 Jeron Rose 7:30-9 Guido's Paddle Boat Jam 9-10 Third Wheel 12-1:20 Wendy Withrow 1:30-2:50 Nelson Felix, Jr. 3-4:20 John Forbes 4:30-6 Derry Aires SUNDAY JULY 13 SATURDAY, JULY 12 FRIDAY, JULY 11 www.bearpawfestival.org BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 23 and CASINO Located in the Eagle River Bowl CHARITY YARD SALE! Friday, July 11th 9-5 Saturday, July 12th 9-4 694-5525 BINGO every FRIDAY & SATURDAY starting @ 7:30 pm! $18 plays 12 games. Last game pays $1000! Pull tabs open 7 days 4-10 pm 30 games Bear Paw Weekend! Cozy Carpet Interiors 17035 N. Eagle River Loop Rd. All proceeds go to Heart to Heart Crisis Pregnancy Center Donations & Volunteers Needed! Contact Melissa at Cozy Carpet Interiors 694-2699 for more information. All donations are tax deductible. senator fred dyson Representing the Chugiak, Eagle River, Birchwood, JBER and Butte communities "It has been an honor to serve you." 12641 Old Glenn Highway, Suite 201 firstname.lastname@example.com (907) 694-6683 ~ Senator Fred Dyson 24 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Events: Continued from Page 19 Run with the Bears You've heard of Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, Running of the Reindeer in Anchorage? Now, Bear Paw brings you "Running With The Bears" in Eagle River. This "bear-ly" a marathon 300-yard fun run was started because after 300 yards, it isn't fun any more. This is running as it should be Eagle Academy Charter School 10901 Mausel St., Ste. 101, Eagle River, Alaska 99577 done…as briefly as possible! This race should appeal to even the laziest of lounge lizards. You could win a round trip for two to Seward on the Alaska Railroad and many other great prizes. There will never be an easier way to get a race T-shirt this summer. Think how great it will look on you when you're back home watching TV. The event begins with the "the Warm-Up Stretch" at 1 p.m. with our friends from Jazzercise; the race starts promptly at 1:05 p.m. You have 30 minutes to complete this racecourse…you can crawl, roll, stroll, walk, or run with the bears (and we promise...there will be bears!) And watch out...if you get "bit" you need to check-in at First National's Aid Station. All participants receive a T-shirt (while supplies last) courtesy of First National Bank Alaska, and chances to win great prizes. Preregistration fee is $15. Race day registration is $20. You must be present to win. Pre-registration can be done at the Chamber office through Friday, July 11 and at the Mainstage on Saturday, July 12. Sunday is late day registrations, which will be taken up until race time with late registration fee. Think costumes and a beary fun Alaskan experience. Registration forms available at bearpawfestival.org. Horses and wagons and celebrations, oh my! Tour the Festival with Chugiak-Eagle River's own Horse Drawn Carriage Company! They will offer rides beginning on Business Boulevard on Saturday and Sunday. Cost will be $5 per person. These gentle giants will take you on a leisurely ride throughout the Festival area. See EVENTS, Page 29 Parent Orientation Thursday, July 24 from 7:00-8:00p.m. Please join us for a tour & learn more about our program HAPPY BEAR PAW from Bruce Clarke Bruce Clarke 11432 Business Blvd. Eagle River, AK 99577 Bus 694-6000 Fax 694-8290 Lottery July 28, 2014 Applications are to be completed online by Friday, July 25th. http:/www.asdk12.org/choices/lottery/ Eagle Academy is a tuition-free charter school, sponsored by the Anchorage School District. We offer a challenging academic curriculum with an emphasis on building positive character. Highlights of our curriculum include: • Spalding Method (see www.Spalding.org) • Saxon Math • Leveling of students in Language Arts and Math based on achievement level vs. grade level Eagle Academy students also enjoy weekly Art, Music, Physical Education and Technology classes. Please contact us with any questions 742-3025 or visit our website http:/www.eagleacademycharterschool.com Allstate Property and Casualty Company, Northbrook, Illinois© 2000 Allstate Insurance Company Enjoy Bear Paw 2014! ● ● ● ● ● Eye examinations with complete health check Contact lens examinations & fitting Quality eye wear, contact lenses & sunglasses Laser vision & cataract surgery consultation Eye disease & injury treatment Dr. Robert Fleckenstein, OD Dr. Jacob Frank, OD hard hats & carhartts boogie wednesday, july 9th 6-9pm handy man relay races 7pm Chepos Restaurant • 11535 Market St. BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 25 www.ERVC.com Located on Business Blvd. Across from the Post Office Call 694-2511 www.bearpawfestival.org James Penfield, DDS Join us for fun, prizes and www.LegacyDentalAlaska.com Accepted IMPORTANT bike safety tips. Credit Cards Enjoy Bear Paw (my 29th!) Most Insurance Plans Accepted Kids K-12 years and parents . . . 12641 Old Glenn Hwy #101 • Eagle River 907.622.7874 45-year Community Resident See you at the Parade and Festival Find the Perfect Dentist. Visit the booth I'm sharing with the CHS 50th Anniversary Committee Paid for by Bill Stoltze for Alaska, PO Box 464 Chugiak, AK 99567 www.billstoltze.com Offering Comfortable Dental Appointments with Sedation Den Implants & Cosmetic Dentistry Fa, la, la, la, la, Come hear their stories Make the la, la, la, la. most of your summer with One-Stop Shopping • Family Dentistry • Invisalign 'Tis the season to be jolly. Wishing you a safe and joyous ® Then the perfect smile! men at work Troy Sayer, Agent 823 Old Glenn Highway, Suite 109 Eagle River, AK 99577 Bus: 907-694-9436 www.troysayer.com ds dental office in Eagle Food,River!! clothing, sports July 12,holiday. Saturday, anytime gas from PM tooriginal 4 PM at Like a good neighbor, at 1 Alaska's State Farm is there. • In-office Whitening Mat Valley Federal Credit Union store. One-Stop Shopping Save money, time and • Child Friendly tal Discovery Den • Smile AlaskaMakeovers Veterans Museum • Digital X-Rays & Imaging garden supplies and Sponsored by Fredgear, Meyer, State Farm more, all in one easy stop. & Eagle River Area Rotary. • Porcelain Crowns & Veneers • Tooth Colored Fillings 901016.1 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL alaskaveterans.com Summer Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm 333 W 4th AV, Anchorage AK 99501 • Nitrous Oxide for your com (907) 677-8802 • Comfortable Massage Cha Discovery Dental A fun place for kids and teens! 907-622-KIDS (5437) 907-622-KIDS (5437) 907-622-KIDS (5437) ¡Se habla español! l today Discovery Dental 12641 Old Glenn Hwy. Suite 203 or anDiscovery Discovery Dental Eagle River, AK 99577 www.discoverydentalkids.com Dental 12641 Old Glenn Hwy. 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Implants & Cosmetic Dentistry Denali Kid Care accepted Most Insurance Plans Accepted 26 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 Preferred Provider for Military Families Offering Comfortable Dental Appointments with Sedation Dentistry • Digital X-Rays & Imaging • Smile Makeovers • Porcelain Crowns & Veneers • Tooth Colored Fillings Then the perfect smile! • In-office Whitening • Child Friendly • Nitrous Oxide for your comfort • Comfortable Massage Chairs Offering Comfortable Dental Appointments with Sedation Dentistry CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER Dentistry CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Implants & Cosmetic • Invisalign • Family Dentistry VCA EaglE RivER animal Hospital ! t s e t n o C e k i L A LOOk NO ENTRY FEE proudly presents the dog & owner Sun. July 15th FLAG FOOTBALL! ! NEW ding! a erle yrs e h C 2 7-1 Register NOW! 11:30 a.m. on the Mainstage Kids gifts for all entries 1st, 2nd & 3rd place prizes for winners Call 694-3800 for questions! Visit www.cysa-ak.org or call 694-6559 SEASON RUNS JULY 28TH - SEPTEMBER 25TH Mondays-Thursdays ONLY! AGES 7-16 COED Can you see the similarity? 11710 Business Blvd., Eagle River • 907-694-3800 CYSAʻs MISSION IS TO **KIDS FIRST** CHUGIAK YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION 11723 Old Glenn Hwy., Suite 103 • Eagle River, AK 99577 (907) 694-6559 Mortgage License #AK167729 2014 Bear Paw Festival Available Loan Options: VA • FHA • AHFC • Conventional Jeanne Mee, Branch Manager • #AK195206 Tara Barndt, Loan Officer • #AK196018 Tracy Ottinger, Loan Officer • #AK196900 11901 Business Blvd #203, Eagle River, Alaska is proud to support Chugiak-Eagle River's is honored to be part of the Eagle River community. Everyone have a great time at Bear Paw festival! (907) 694-8801 12051 Old Glenn Hwy www.bearpawfestival.org 907- 696 - 4000 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 27 Thank you BP for helping us keep the Festival GREEN & CLEAN! Watch for the recycling bins throughout the festival grounds. A big shout out to the Eagle River Boys & Girls Club – our recycle ambassadors! Mexican Restaurant Presents BEAR PAW CLASSIC CAR SHOW! Friday July 11th 6-9pm Business Blvd. INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS LOCAL 1547 IBEW Alaskan Seafood Gone Wild Cook-Off IBEW 1547 & Alaska Salmon Alliance. Alaska Seafood Gone Wild Cookoff Begins! (Cash Prizes! Cash Prizes! Cash Prizes!) For more information on how to enter, call the Chamber office at 694-4702. 2014 Bear Paw Festival Sunday•July 13th at 10:30 a.m. IBEW LOCAL 1547 IS A PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE 2014 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL 28 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Events: Continued from Page 25 Give the gift of life The Blood Bank of Alaska needs your help. They will have the LIFEmobile in the midst of the Festival to accept volunteer donors. They will be drawing blood on Friday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. You can find them at the MOA Park and Ride Transit lot. Let's beat last year's donations of 100 pints! Be the first on your block to sidle up and donate! The Blood Bank of Alaska is a non-profit organization that serves almost 30 regional medical centers and hospitals. They have proudly served the blood needs of Alaskans for 50 years. Blood is a critical, perishable resource that must be constantly renewed to ensure sufficient supplies are on hand to meet the needs of the Alaskan Community. Stop by and leave a pint. It's Quiltin' Time Incredible talent will be on display (and up for auction) all Bear Paw weekend thanks to the Chugach Mountain Quilters Guild. Visit their new venue at Stars Dance Studio, 12032 Business Blvd. The quilts will be available for viewing and bidding on the following dates: Friday, July 11 – Noon-6 pm Saturday, July 12 – 10 am-6 pm Sunday, July 13 – Noon-4 pm Stop in and view their large quilt display and watch quilt technique demonstrations. Profits support guild activities. For more information contact Andrea Archer at 248-6367. Car show revs up downtown, hosted by Chepo's Take a drive down memory lane and check out the classic cars at the Bear Paw Classic Car Show. Mercury Model T's, Mustangs and more classics will be on hand Friday, July 11 from 6 to 9 p.m. on Business Boulevard adjacent to Valley River Center. Check out some of the finest street machines in Alaska. This free drive down memory lane is co-sponsored by the Chugiak-Eagle River Chamber of Commerce and Chepo's. Check out the Best Imports, Best Truck, Best Street Machine, Best Sports Car, and many more. To access car show area, please turn onto Business Blvd at Taco Bell. You will be vetted into the car show venue from the North side of Business Blvd. There are no entry fees or admission for vehicles or for spectators. Registration is at the event. Business Blvd closes at 10 a.m. and staging within the Road Closure will begin no earlier than 5 p.m. Please plan to arrive by 6 p.m. and follow the stager's instructions on placement of your vehicle along Business Boulevard. Judging begins Friday evening at 7 p.m. Trophy presentation will be at 8:30 p.m. Enjoy the music from the "cruise" era and the wheels that were. anchorage's largest private landowner Welcome to the 2014 Bear Paw Festival Residential Lots Coming Soon Powder View at Powder Reserve Commercial Leases Available Construction Management Artillery Park Building Construction Eklutna Plaza Civil Construction Birchwood Industrial Park Snow Disposal EKLUTNA GRAVEL PIT Dirt Importation NOW OPEN Top Soil Sales 907.688.6895 Eagle River Site ACCEPTING DIRT & SNOW IMPORT 907.854.6774 North 16515 Centerfield Drive, Suite 201 Eagle River, AK 99577 www.bearpawfestival.org P: 907.696.2828 F: 907.696.2845 Visit us online at www.eklutnainc.com BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 29 Bear Paw Pageant Come out to the Chugiak High School Auditorium on Thursday, July 10, at 7 p.m. and cheer on our own local teens. The Bear Paw Pageant is not your typical event. Young men and women who are enrolled in grades 9-12 and who reside in this area will compete in costume competition and personal interviews. This is a pageant based on poise, creativity, friendliness and service to community. Miss Bear Paw 2014 will receive a $1000 scholarship and a $500 scholarship will be awarded to the contestant who is selected with the most outstanding community service record. Sleeping Lady Mountain Lions Club is providing both the Academic Scholarship and Community Service Scholarship for the Women and the Community Service Scholarship for the Men. The Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation is underwriting the Men's Academic Scholarship. Bear Paw King will receive a $1000 scholarship sponsored by the Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation. The Prince and Princess will join in the year of activities as schedules permit along with the King and Queen. Following the pageant, all contestants participate in various festival events as a group, providing an entire weekend of fun and community service credits. Royalty to be crowned Thank you again to our 2014 Sponsors: Title Sponsor Sleeping Lady Lions, Academic Scholarship Sleeping Lady Lions, Academic Scholarship Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation, Community Service Scholarships Sleeping Lady Lions. 30 BEAR PAW FESTIVAL • JULY 2014 CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.alaskastar.com YOU LIVE IT. WE WRITE IT. Happy Bear Paw! Local community news, sports, events, for more than 43 years Subscribe now! 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COLUMBIA CITY — County planner Dave Sewell, several weeks removed from a disappointing setback involving the ordinance designed to regulate wind farms, appealed to the Whitley County Commissioners for guidance Monday.
"Before the (Whitley County) Plan Commission goes back to any consideration of the proposed wind ordinance, I wanted to come to you and ask the commissioners for any direction you might have," said Sewell.
Sewell was instrumental in drafting a proposed ordinance that would oversee the arrival and construction of any "wind farm" in Whitley County.
COLUMBIA CITY — While most youngsters might be content making a rudimentary house or fort out of building blocks, talented students at Indian Springs Middle School are taking construction with the popular LEGOs to all new heights.
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The first summer Chef & the Garden Cooking Class was a success. Thank you to Chef Rob Donis for leading a great group of our faculty, staff and students during an 8-week course around the kitchen and garden.
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Sydney: Lin Dan won his first BWF Super Series title since March 2012 at the Australian Badminton Open in Sydney on Sunday.
Chinese player Lin Dan beat Indonesian Simon Santoso 22-24, 21-16, 21-7 in 75 minutes. Santoso was ahead for most of time in the first set. At one point, Lin managed to tie the game at 17-17, but Simon was able to stay calm to regain his composure, and eventually took the first game with 24-22.
As expected, Lin Dan refused to lie down without a fight. Lin started playing more aggressively, he hit a lot of high quality shots, took the second game 21-16 with some outstanding shuttling. In the decider, Simon Santoso suddenly went flat, losing his rhythm and allowed Lin to score six consecutive points at one stage. Lin quickly claimed the rubber game 21-7.
Meanwhile, Chinese Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei took the Women's doubles crown, while South Korean Lee Yong-Dae and Yoo Yeon-Seong won the men's doubles final.
India's Saina Nehwal earlier bagged the women's singles title, while the mixed doubles champion has been taken by Ko Sung-Hyan and Kim Ha-Na from South Korea.
The 2014 Australian Badminton Open was held in Sydney from June 24 to 29, with an award of 750,000 U.S. dollars.
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'Monitoring mechanism should be clear so that the BEE mark is not misused'
COIMBATORE: The Southern India Engineering Manufacturers' Association (SIEMA) has appealed to Union Power Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde to include the suggestions of the industry in the standards and labelling programme for pumpsets and motors.
In a memorandum to the Minister, the association said that since 2001 it had submitted a paper to the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) regarding the standards and labelling programme.
In a move to finalise the project, a meeting was held in Coimbatore recently and the pump and motor industry here had sought certain modifications.
However, recently the Bureau had asked the pumpset manufacturers to register for the programme and had not included the modifications sought by the industry.
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The SIEMA said the registration fee for firms should be brought down from Rs. 1 lakh as a concession for micro, small and medium enterprises.
The product registration fee should be Rs. 1,000 depending on the product category and the Bureau of Indian Standards License number.
The maximum retail price need not be mentioned on the name plate of the product.
The monitoring mechanism for the standards and labelling programme should be clear so that the BEE mark was not misused.
Further, the SIEMA pointed out that in the case of products such as refrigerators and air conditioners, the products had ratings in the level of three to five. For the pumpsets, the minimum efficiency standards were high. Hence, the rating would fall between one and two star.
This might give a negative impression about the product in the market. Hence the rating should be decided as provided in detail by the industry.
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First Look at an Apple G4 with the Altivec Processor
When I first read about Apple's plans to develop a G4-based personal computer, I didn't even know what a G4 was. Supercomputer performance? Processing in the GFlops? How could this be? G4, also known as the Motorola 7400, is the processor with the AltiVec unit. AltiVec is the trade name of the vector processing unit found in this new line of PowerPC processors. Motorola has also announced the 7410 and the 7450, which feature an L2 cache on the die, a large backside L3 cache, a faster processor core and a deeper, seven-stage pipeline.
The AltiVec unit is an enhanced integer or floating processing unit. It provides a new 128-bit processing unit, 32 vector registers and over 160 new instructions that allow for the processing of data in a pipeline. These provide a tremendous opportunity to move data through the processor.
After a description like that, who wouldn't want to have one of these at home? I'm not a Macintosh aficinado nor do I care for Windows very much. When I read about the work that Cort Dugan, Paul Mackerras, Ben Herrenschmidt and many others had performed porting Linux to PowerPC (PPC) I was sold. After all, this sounded like an opportunity to try something new and challenging, learn a little (or a lot) and get faster numbers from my distributed.net client (some of the reasons I started using Linux last millennium).
My hardware is an Apple dual-G4/450MHz PowerPC with 512MB RAM. It comes with a 30GB Quantum Fireball IDE drive, a CD/DVD-ROM, two IEEE-1394 (Firewire interfaces), 100Mbps Ethernet and more USB hubs than you can shake a stick at. The keyboard and mouse are both USB devices. Apple calls this a New World machine. Although this sounds like a marketing term, "New World" is used to describe Apple hardware where the boot ROM is stored in software (as opposed to "Old World" machines where boot management software was stored in a PROM).
The Linux distribution I chose to install was Yellow Dog Linux. I don't know what finally pushed me in that direction, given that there is more than one choice—SuSE, LinuxPPC and Yellow Dog Linux immediately come to mind. YDL is based on Red Hat, so it's not too unfamiliar.
YDL is provided by Terra Soft Solutions. While Terra Soft provides another distribution, Black Lab Linux, YDL is the entry point solution for the common user. I downloaded the two ISO images of YDL Champion Server 1.2.1 from one of Terra Soft's mirrors. The first is the installation CD; the second CD is known as "Tasty Morsels". It provides a rescue image and some additional software for the PPC. I burned these images with cdrecord on my SuSE/i386 box and then wondered what I had.
After I read the YDL installation guide I had some idea. The guide suggested I use yaboot, "yet another boot loader". yaboot needs to live on an HFS (native Mac) partition so I needed to create one using the Mac system software.
Here are the steps I used to reinstall Mac OS9 and then install Linux:
Create an HFS partition (4GB) for yaboot (and OS9).
Reinstall OS9 from distribution CDs.
From the CS 1.2.1 CD, copy yaboot, yaboot.conf and vmlinux.gz to the system folder.
yaboot.conf looks and feels a lot like lilo.conf. There are sections for each image with an area to provide a label so that when yaboot boots, the user can Tab to see the names of the kernel configurations and then select one at the prompt. Familiar stuff, but I had to modify yaboot.conf as shown below.
Here I should digress a bit about Open Firmware. Open Firmware, defined under IEEE 1275, is a specification for providing open support for firmware. This was one of the first interesting areas of my new Apple hardware explorations. I didn't see Open Firmware until I needed to. Upon booting the Mac an 880Hz tone sounds to indicates that your system just passed a hardware POST and is preparing to boot an operating system. At this point the booting process can be stopped by pressing and holding the Command-Opt-O-F keys. If all goes well the following greeting is displayed:
Apple PowerMac 3,3 3.4f1 BootROM built on 08/08/00 at 22:02:19 Copyright 1994-2000 Apple Computer, Inc. Welcome to Open Firmware. To continue booting, type "mac-boot" and press return To shut down, type "shut-down" and press return ok 0 > _
The 0 > is a prompt. OF is, at its heart, a Forth interpreter. Forth is a stack-based language. To obtain a sense of this, type the following at the prompt:
0 > 3 [RETURN] 1 > 4 [RETURN] 2 > + [RETURN] 1 > . [RETURN]and you will get the resulting:
0 > 7The first command pushed "3" on the stack. The prompt displays the number of items on the stack before the ">". Then I placed "4" on the stack and told the interpreter to add the results. Now there was only one item on the stack. The "." operator pops the first value off of the stack and displays it.
You can see quite a bit about your hardware from here. For example, to see the default boot configuration of your machine type the following at the prompt:
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Listing 1. Environment Variables and Their Defaults from the G4's Open Fireware
Another good bit of information from your PPC can be derived from the command devalias. Enter this command at the prompt and press the Return key. Pay attention to the value for hd. That is the hardware address of your first IDE hard drive. hd is an alias for the entire address displayed via printenv.
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Glazed Carrots
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Glazing carrots is a lot simpler than most people realize. The only trick is to make sure the carrots aren't over-cooked and mushy or they'll fall apart when glazing.
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|Total Fat 1.6g
|Sodium 50mg
- 8 large carrots, peeled and sliced into 1/4 inch slices
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon whole grain mustard
- 1 tablespoon dark brown sugar, firmly packed
- Freshly cracked black pepper, to taste
- 1/4 cup parsley, chopped
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- Add butter, mustard, and brown sugar to the warm pan and place over medium heat. Stir until melted. Add carrots and season with pepper. Stir gently, being careful not to break up carrots. Add parsley and serve.


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STO: TrekBBS Armada and House of TrekBBS - Fleet discussion and FAQ
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Re: STO: TrekBBS Armada and House of TrekBBS - Fleet discussion and FA
Here she is, ugly as sin but Tier 2 at last:
For anyone playing KDF side, current fleet priorities are:
Upgrade Communications Array II
Continuing Dilithium Mine projects to reach Tier 1 and get the discount, which is sorely needed for the KDF fleet as it has fewer active players.
One last Starbase Engineering project that will unlock the upgrade to Industrial Fabricator II.
The Embassy upgrade to Tier 1 project is still ongoing, very slowly. I personally feel that the Embassy is the least important holding on the KDF side. It's the last thing I check when looking at possible donations.
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