16 STUDENTS FROM
AREA ATTENDING
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA
Sisteen students from the Pal
mer area are attending fall sem
ester at the University of Alaska,
Mrs. Irene Gardner, registrar,
announced today.
Palmer students, theif fields of
study and parents’ names are:
Carol A. Colberg, freshman in
biological science, Dr. and Mrs.
A. J. Colberg: Larry R. Curry,
junior in business administration,
Mr. and Mrs. Bertran R. Curry;
Deloris L. Foster, freshman in
business administration, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Foster; Richard D.
Ganschaw, freshman in civil en
gineering, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Ganschow; Lyle P. Jones, spoho
more in mining engineering, Mr.
and Mrs. V. Vukonich; Charles
F. Kennedy, freshman in civil
engineering.
Dona R. McKechnie, freshman
in home economics, Mr. and Mrs.
Don McKechnie; Ira B. McKin
ley, junior agriculture, Dr. and
Mrs. Lee L. McKinley; Ralph R.
Richardson, freshman in civil en
gineering, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
ARLETA GOODRICH
ENGAGED TO WED
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich
of Palmer have announced the
engagement of their daughter Ar
leta Ion to Patrick O'Connor, son
of Mrs. Thor Johnson of Eska
and Ralph O’Connor of Missoula,
Montana.
The wedding date has been set
for shortly after the Thanksgiv
ing holiday.
Richardson, Mile 103; Alma L.
Roark,, sophomore in German,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roark.
Elden A. Sandvik, freshman in
mining engineering, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Sandvik; James C.
Smith, junior in mining, Mrs.
Sam A. Swetz; Sydney C. Wood,
freshman in business administra
tion, Mr .and Mrs. C. B. Wood;
Carl A. Zaborac, freshman in
education; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Zaborac.
Other students from the Pal
mer area are: Gene A. Dinkel,
freshman in education, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Dinkel, Wasilla; and
Donna May Harris, sophomore in
mathematics, Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Harris, Eska.
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Nugget Club
Members of the Nugget Home
makers' club met at the Foley
home on September 17 and at
-the Liebdng home on October 25.
Election of officers was held and
Ruth Hodson was elected presi
dent. Irma Leibing was elected
vice-president, Aleen Uzelac sec
retary-treasurer and Mary Lund
berg reporter.
Cheechako Club
The home of Marne Hanks was
the scene of the October meeting
of the Cheechako Homemakers’
club. A report was made on the
Club party honoring 4-H mem
bers and its leaders, Mrs. Eppler
and Mrs. Driggars, which is spon
sored by the Cheechakos. This
4-H club is justly proud of its
record—with 12 members 11 com
pleted te projects for the year.
Project leader Bernice Linn
gave an interesting report on how j
to prevent litter in ’the home.
Representatives to the Christ
mas work-shop Oot. 27 were sel
ected and a discusison of the
Achievement Day program Nov.
3 was held. Cheechakos are on the
clean-up committee this year!
We regret that our member
Threva Hardage is in Providence
Hispital but grateful she is mak
ing satisfactory progress and will
RAINBOW RAYS
Palmer Assembly No. 7 oi
Rainbow for Girls is planning a
swimming party for its members
sind guests at te SPA on Monday,
October 17. The cost will be $1.5C
per person and should be paid tc
Mrs. Lew Hanks or Mrs. Charles
Wilson by Saturday, October 15
Everyone will meet at Carpen
ters’ hall at 5:45 p.m. and leave
in a caravan. Tickets will be giv
en out at that time. Eat before
leaving Palmer, bring a swim sui1
and a towel. Every car driving tc
Anchorage must have an approv
ed adult.
soon be moved to our Valley hos
pital. The Club decided to pur
chase some needed hospital equip
ment to be used by Mrs. Hardage
and later donated to the hospital
The November meeting will be
held at the home of Katheryr
Wilson with Daisy Swaboda co
histess. At that time hostesses foi
the year will be selected. It was
decided to have two members en
tertain as co-hostesses each
month.
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