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ALBRECHTS MOVING HERE .
Dr. and Mrs. Albrecht and family are. in
the Valley this week. Mrs. Albrecht and
the children are moving here for the sum
mer. They.have been very busy getting the
garden planted and the flowers around the
house pruned for their spring growth. Dhe
Doctor, Commissioner of Health in Alaska,
spent a couple of days with the family.
Dr. C.C. Bailey,who has been living in the
Albrecht house since it was vacated by the
Bryans, has moved into town.
UNIVERSITY C OURSES OFFERED.
AT FORT RICHARDSON '
The University of Alaska at Fort Richard
son opened its doors for the summer ses
sion with registration ©n Monday, May 15,
Lr* Terris Moore, President of the Univer
sity, announced today* Registration for
the evening classes ’"was *' held in the
office of Captain Richard L* Allen, I. and.
2. officer.
"Courses given at Fort Richardson during
the 10-week summer session will receive
Universi ty.-credit, and' vi-11 count toward
graduation* and a degree,” Rr. Moore stated.
Four subjects will be offered this summer:
Principles of Psychology, taught by Miss
Patricia Johnson,* instructor from Minnesota;
American History, Miss Winifred Sullivan,
Base Librarian; College Algebra, Andrew J.
Choos,. former colonel at Fort Richardson;
and Personnel Management, George Mayer,
counselor .in personnel problems! Three
hours credit vA 11 be given for each course.
fahe Univer^L ty of Alaska has been opera
ting a branch a.t Lada Air Force Base for
some time," Dr. Moore said. "The success*'<>:
of this venture has resulted in requests
from Fort Aichardsoh, Big Delta,•Eiel son
Air Borce Base and the Kodiak Naval Base
for regular university instruction in a
number.of subjects. We hope to broaden the
curriculum when the demand arises."
"The very substantial interest in adult
education in the Territory will, in time, •
I hope, enable the University to expand
its evening class instruction to practical
ly every town in Alaska," Dr. Moore stated.
TAKING ELEVATIONS
During the past week a Geological Survey
group has been setting up headquarters
near the Co-op Slaughter House. This unit
will do topigraph!cal surveying as well as
taking elevations in this'area. ■ In con
nection with their work, they are to use
a Helicopter which will be kept here.
The work planned for this project will
take about six weeks it .was learned.
MORE ICE CktAM CABINF. 7 $
Manager Wilson announced today that the
Co-op has purchased eleven ice cream cabi
nets and miscellaneous supplies from the
Anchorage Fountain.
TEACHERS RETURNING
The Following teachers are planning on re
turning to the Palmer School next year ac
cording to Mr. William Zahradnicek, Super
intendent: Paul Bushong, Charles Dillon,
Anna Blom,"Robert Crites, Margaret Setts,
Pearl Moyer, Evelyn Heinrich, Doris Nique,
Margaret Cope, John DeVries, Barbara Smart,
Nancy Wade, and William Zahradnicek. A
number of contracts are out to prospective
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