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SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 5
Arrangements are about com
p’ ted for opening the Palmer Terr
itorial School at 9:00 a. m. Tues
day on September 5, according to a
spokesman for the .local school
board it was announced Wednesday.
At that time a full staff of teach
er is expected to be on hand to
greet incoming pupils and busses
will run on schedule except that
they will depart for home at 11:00
a. m. in order to give the teach
ing staff the afternoon to complete
records and arrange rooms for the
best accomodation of pupils enroll
ed .
Each of the 16 teaching posi
ts ns has been filled, except one—
t coacning vacancy. me new
s erintendent, Franklin E. Shaw,
w 1 be in the school office daily
b ween 9:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.
t confer with students,, parents
a- teachers. Tentative assign
m ts to teaching positions are as .
f lows: First Grade, Room 11,Mrs.
Edna E. Garberg; First Grade, Room
If Miss Mary Lauber; Second Grade
Rc m 13, Mrs. Bess Shaw; Third
G’ de, Miss Mary M. deBest, Room
2 ; Fourth Grade, Miss Louise
' Soiiermeister, Room 21; Fifth Grade,
i Miss Bernice White, Room 23; Sixth
Grade, Miss H arriet M. Hughes,
Room 22; Seventh Grade, Mrs. Mar
garet B, Swanson; Seventh-Eighth
Grade, Room 26, Mrs. Virginia Pine;
Eighth Grade, Room 28, Neil S.
Miller, The high school teachers •
are: Home Economics, Miss Virgin
ia Wear; Mathematics-Science, Harry
L. Wimmer; Commercial, Mrs. Margar
et Cope; English-Physical Educa*
tion, Miss Susan Baker; Music
(gr?.des and high school) Miss Mary
E. Stevens.
During the summer months Vic
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RECREATION HALL LUNCHROOM
BEING REMODELED
"The Co-op Lunch Room Is being
remodeled and newly redecorated
under the direction of Ed Durand
and Roy Marccfete. Mr. Durand and
Mr. Marco.t.te being the suc^essf”1.
"bidders will operate the Lunch
Room'for "the next year.
The booths and tables are be
ing cut down and- will be p1 ^d
across the south end of ti * :com.
A large two oven stove with an oil
burner is installed in the ketchen.
The shortage of labor is hold
ing up. the painting. It is hoped
th8t the Lunch Room will be ope .
by the first of next week.
ACCIDENT WRECKS TWO TRUCKS
An accident that wrecked t "">
local tracks happened the past
week, when a truck driven by Boo
Meier and one driven by Mrs.Agr,
Sanvik collided at the corner p-. t
Grahams Garage, Neither one se•
the other approaching. However
no one was seriously hurt, Leola
Sandvik received some cuts and
bruises.
WASILLA SCHOOL OPENS AUGUST 28
Taking advantage of the lull
preceding harvest Wasilla School’s
doors will swing open Monday me i
ing'on August 28.
Pupils' will recess later for
a weeks "breather" in the harvest
fields during the.busy pot to pick
ing season to help the labor short
age •• ,
BLUEBERRY PICKING TOUR C/NCELI'T,
The blueberry picking sch-e til
ed to go ujp‘ ’■he .h^ rhway last We
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