LIONS PAINT PARK LOCOMOTIVE
HAROLD MONAHAN, member of the Matanuska Valley
l ions Club, paints the locomotive, relic of early day Alaska
railroading, which is on display in Railroad Park in
Palmer. The paint job was part of the preparations made
for Colony Days last weekend. The Lions Club, which
received its charter last January, is dedicated to com
munity service.
University Credit May Be Earned
At Alaska Festival of Music
A total of five semester
hours of credit is available at
the Alaska Festival of Music
June 12-27, under arrange
ments with the University of
Alaska.
These credits may be earned
•n a graduate or undergraduate
basis, according to David
Knapp, registrar at the An
chorage Community College.
An undergraduate degree in
music is a prerequisite for per
sons earning the credit on a
graduate basis.
ITO THE|
EDITOR
DEAR EDITOR:
Over the weekend the City
of Palmer took one of the most
progressive steps forward it
has made in many years.
The Chamber of Commerce,
City Council and particularly
the Police Chief are to be com
pilmented for bringing this ac.
tivity to the Valley. I am sure
that they realized they were
taking a calculated risk in
pioneering this project, and
this is all the more reason for a
pat on the back to them.
Sincerely,
EARL COMBS
Two credits are given for
Jylius Herford’s score studies,
which this year will delve
deeply into Bach’s B Minor
Mass, the festival master work
to be heard at the final con
cert.
Participation in either the
Anchorage Community Chor
us’s festival work or in the
festival orchestra earns a cred
it. Another credit may be earn
ed by taking the applied in
strumental lessons to be given
| by visiting artists during the
two week interval.
However, only three credits
may be earned by an individ
ual.
Last year about 20 persons
completed the score studies for
! credit, most of them in the
graduate field. Some were
Alaskans, others had come
north especially for the festi
val. Knapp expects more par
i ticipation this year, "because
i it keeps on growing.”
In the score studies, Herford
emphasizes a study of the har
monies, the chord structure,
the history of the music, and
sometimes the philosophy be
j hind it.
Persons interested in taking
: festival lessons for credit may
contact Eugene Short, director
of the community college, or
Knapp, registrar.
This year's festival, built
around an international theme,
! includes two concerts and six
i recitals, art exhibits and art
| films, a seminar on Eskimo
music, studies in the Oriental
• arts, and a children’s day on
i June 22. Price of taking the
score class for credit, or of aud
| iting it, is $30.
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General tryouts for all Little
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Rose Ann Goodman Honored at OSU
nose Ann oranion vjruouman
of Palmer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Ivan Branton, is listed
among the 105 Oregon State
University seniors who will be
graduated with honors June 2,
at OSU's 94th annual com
mencement.
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students must rank in the up
per 10 percent scholastically of
their schools and have a grade
point average of at least 3.25 j
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B.
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i:*uu degrees at commencement
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