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PRELIMINARY ENROLLMENT APRIL 20
On April 20th a preliminary enrollment for
the coniine school tern rill be conducted in
the Palner School. The purpose of this en
rollment ia to determine the eiegiftility for
admission to classes this next year. The
school has just so many seats and,just so
much room, hvery available seat is now in
use and the rooms are crowded to capacity.
Our normal school increase in Palmer runs
about 0 rer cent, but the school authorities
anticipate an increase of better than 30 '
per cent this next year.
In order to screen candidates for available
snaoe, it has become necessary to "cold an
enrollment to.vre-detemine who will and who
will not be accepted. It is the desire of
the school officials to give the. Valley res
idents first preference in the selection.
By Valley residents are meant those roople
who have homes established in the Valley,
—or farms and constitute the permanent
reside:-ts. These children will.be accented
first. Recent newcomers will be considered
second and those newly arriving this'summer
will be considered last~-if snace and seats
are available.
All mothers of first graders for next year
are asked to cone into the school of "ice and
register all children who will be of school
are this next year. These children must
reach their 6th birt: day by "ovc-arbov 1, in
order to o elc-pible for the first grade.
Planks will be sent home with the other
children of the lower "rades and -arer.ts
are asked to cooperate in se>- irm that these
blanks 'are nrororly filled out and returned
to the school office. Failure to cooperate
with this request ay mean that some*other
child will be taken if this enrollment blan1*
is not ir the school offj.ee, -Blanks rill
be sent homo with children from the -resent
1-2-3-4-5 t: Gth .xades, ‘Hie 7th and Ot.h ..
grades will enroll at the school with the
"i. dr School pupils.
DRABBLE LEAVING ^ l< CCLCLAuC
Richard UraVble v?ho has been the l~eighboy
hood commissioner for the roy Scouts of
A'erica in this district will be leaving
m for Rstes Park, Colorado to be employ
ed by 11 national IV'.0.A. Carr as Chief
’"rangier. TV:; rill be in charge of the
Camp's statics ar.d also in charge of the
colorful Indian Ceremonies at the w kly
campfires.
PAA has found a nerr froi ;ht service rrof it
aWo. They have started carrying laundry to
Seattle. They started carrying 50 pounds a
trip.but this has been increased to 300, The
laundry comes back in 3 days.