Brownies Making
Tray Favors for
Hospital Trays
Members of the Girl Scout
Brownies Troop 71 are making
‘tray favors for the Valley Pres
byterian Hospital as their current
project. The favors differ each
month and those the girls are
now working on are of a Thanks
giving motif.
Troop 71 is sponsored by the
--American Legion Auxiliary and
•at the present time consists of
32 girls, with additional mem
bers expected. They meet each
Saturday morning in the Legion
basement, under the leadership of
Mrs. H. T. Steelman, leader, and
Mrs. Theo Campbell and Mrs.
Gladyce Chance, assistant lead
After the first of the year the
troop will be working on require
ments which will enable the girls
to fly-up to intermediate Scouts
next year. Four new members
will also be invested.
UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT
AT RECORD HIGH OF 413
Enrollment is climbing in all
branches of the University of Al
aska.
On-campus registration this
week stood at 413, again of 54
over a year ago and a record for
the university. Previous peak en
rollment was 359 in the fall
semester of 1953.
Ketchikan Coinmunity College,
which opened its doors last fall
and is accredited by the Univer- |
'-.ty of Alaska, has an enrollment J
’>* 160. Anchorage Community
College has 426.
Military Branches enrollment !
Fielson Air Force Base for j
rai. semester is 79, while Ladd '
AFB has 172 students. Prof. Rich- ’
ard C- Ragle, director of military
tranches, said fall semester en
.•••ilment figures for Elmendorf
AFB military branches are no.t
vet complete, but indicate pro
vable registration in excess of
300. Prof. Ragle said students in
n.ditary branches of the Univer
sity registered for 962 courses
last year, and he expects this fig
ure to be well over 1,000 for
„ 954-55.
Attendance at the school of j
mines’ mining short course on j
. ampus last week passed all en
.r. llrnent records when the 135th ]
student signed up. Earl H. Beist
hne, dean of the school of mines, j t
.‘-'v.d attendance is high at min- ]
ng extension courses now being :
taught throughout the territory, l
More than 1,000 persons com- ;
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MARRIED NOVEMBER 10
The announcement of the recent
marriage of Dorothy Graham and
Wilson R. Woods, both of Palmer,
was made this week by Mrs. Lila
Newville. mother of Mrs. Woods.
The well-known couple were
married in a simple ceremony in
Anchorage on November 10 and
are now at home in the Pioneer
Apartments. Mrs. Woods is em
ployed in the ARRC office. Mr.
Woods is manager of the Union
Oil plant here in Palmer.
pleted the course last year.
Mrs. Irene Gardner, registrar,
today recommended that students
planning to attend the University
second semester should make for
mal application as soon as pos
sible.
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NOVEMBER 21
10:00 Sunday School Hour
Motion Picture
“Queen Esther"
1j:00 Thanksgiving Worship Service
6:00 Church Night Supper and Program
8:00 Westminster Fellowship Groups
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
Brian H. Cleworth, Minister
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Are your brakes safe for winter driving?
Have you had your motor tuned-up for colder
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