ing the opening of school.
{’here will he six class
r o o in s open in the Front
Street School to accomodate
wo iirst grades, two second,
grades, one third grade, &
>ne fourth grade. Youngsters
n the grades mentioned here
\ ill he accepted from Mt.
idgecumhe, F r o,n t Street
hick Street, Marine Street
tnd a portion of Peschouroff
Itreet. It may he necessary to
Iso enroll hus students in
his huilding.
There will be bus service
offered thru Territorial Office
>f Education sponsorship
rom Thimbleberry Turna
round on Saw Mill Creek
Road and from Halibut Point
Recreatio Area on the Hali
but Point Road. In both cases
; n c h service is offered to
amilies who live further than
! xk miles from the school
milding attended. Service
miles of school must be
irranged by the parents of
chool youngsters on an an
lividual or group basis. Due
o the increased number of
oungsters it will be irnpos
ible to present a schedule of
[he bus run at this time. Dur
ing the first several days of
chool it would be wise to
vatch for the bus as it ap
jroaches your home. The bus
vill not pick up on the way
>ut but will do so on the way
in. The schedule will be“tied
down” at as early a date as
possible.
We will again participate
is the National School Lunch
Program. Lunches will be
50e which is a raise of 10c per
lunch over last year. This 10r
raise was necessary due to
the program having gone m
to debt some $800 last year.
The Law governing the Nat
ional School Lunch Program
indicates that a school cannot
operate for profit and our
budget indicates that we can
not operate at a loss. Our lun
ches are Type “A” and pro
v i d e one-third of the daily
nutritional needs,
Only those youngsters who
are eligible to come to school
by bus will be allowed to
b r i n g basket lunches, how
ever those youngsters living
in town may participate in
the School Lunch Program.
B e g i n ping this fall, all
youngsters in grades and high
school who are enrolled in
Sitka school for the first time
must present a birth certifi
cate unless they have been
enrolled in another Alaska
School. This idea is not a lo
cal dream but a Territorial
Requirement. The birth cer
tificate's for these youngsters
who are in grades two thru
twelve should be presented
b e f o r e the close of the first
six weeks of school.
What do your young Scho
lars need for School? Why
everything from p a p e r to
bookbags. Get them here.
You’ll save!
Sitka Arts & Crafts
“She'll Shine at school with one of new
and lovely BONAT automatic or in
stant PERMANENTS"
VOTE FOR STATEHOOD August 20th
/ "Like new'
Freshness for
all your suits
Send your suits to us to re
capture the spotless freshness
they had when new. We treat
them with care. return every
one with jacket collier shaped
to hug the neck (not just pre
ssed) and lapels rolled to the
top button. Sleeves are softly
rolled, all seams and pocket
impressions removed.
Sitka Laundry & Cleaners
Detrex Process
UpP1 ■nyi iiyii^y i»y ~j(|jir,l^tpr~~n|p
Stoft's 5 & 10
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Neill Andersen's
Headquarters
for
Camera & Photography Supplies
Russell's Store For Men
Welcomes All Students of
the Sitka-Mt. Edgecumbe Area
Russell's Features Leading Name Brands
In Back To School Clothing
Levis Jantzen Sweaters Catalina Sweaters
McGregor & Cooper Shirts Redwing Shoes
Day's Trousers And Many Others -
Russell's have the famous "Skookum" made to measure
School Sweaters & Letterman's Jackets
Most of our Merchandise is Fair Trade Priced
Stop & Shop at Russell's, Sitka's Student Shopping Center
Room 127
Sitka Hotel
747-8585
Irene & Gracie