District Schools
Begin Enrollment
Monday Aug. 26
The 1963-64 school year begins
September 3 with a 12 percent in
crease in enrollment expected. AH
pupils will enroll at the Main
School.
On-Base high school students
and Woody Island high school stu
dents will enroll on Monday, Aug
ust 26. The school bus will pick
up students at the Little Red
School House at 9:30 a.m. and re
turn them home when all have fin
ished enrolling — perhaps about
2 p.m. Students should bring a
lunch.
All other high school students
(those living in the district) will
enroll at 10 o’clock Tuesday.
A $5 book deposit should be paid
at the time of enrolling as books
will not be issued until the de
posit has been made. The $5 will
be refunded in May if books are
returned reasonably used.
All elementary school children
will enroll on Monday at 10 o’clock,
August 26. If a child enrolls unac
companied by a parent, he must
know the following facts: 1. his
full legal name, 2. his post office
box number, 3. his telephone num
ber, 4. where his father and his
mother work, and 5. the date and
place of his birth.
NOTICE
Btectrical power will be off in the following areas on Saturday,
Aug. 24th from 4 A M. to 8 AM.
Aleutian Homes
East Addition
Carlson Hill
City Hall and Vicinity
This outage is necessary to facilitate line repairs.
In case of inclement weather power will not be interrupted.
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TV TRAYS
9x12 WOOL and NYLON CARPETS
9x12 ARMSTRONG QUAKER RUGS
SCATTER RUGS — ALL SIZES and COLORS
Also DRAPERY & RUG SAMPLES AVAILABLE NOW.
FISHERMEN: Bait Bags—Plastic Containers
For Crab Bait
(Time Payment Plan Available)
EGGEMEYER FRRNITNRE
SOMETHING NEW IN KODIAK!
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CAR - BOAT
FURNITURE
Custom Made
Foam Rubber
BUNK
Mattresses for
Fishing Beats
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CMMET SHOP
Located In Our
Hew B«,,d,ng \
All kindergarten and all first
grade children are required to
present either a birth certificate
or a baptismal certificate when
they enroll. State law permits no
child whose fifth brthday falls
later than November 1 to enter
kindergarten and no child whose
sixth birthday falls later than
November 1, to enter first grade.
The school bus will not make
the Spruce Cape and Island Lake
runs on August 26 or 27. Class
sessions will begin Tuesday morn
ing, September 3.
' en New Teachers
For 1963-64 Year
In Kodiak Schools
New teachers in the school sys
tem this year are: Katherine Des
singer, grade 1; Shirley Cotten,
grade 2; Stuart Stiter, grade 6; J-i
Mildred Jordan, Woody Island;
Betty Ann Stone, high school Eng
lish; Thomas Vanden Eynden, high
school mathematics; Sidney Omlid,
commerce; Carolyn Floyd, com
merce; Marjorie Mattson, home
economics; Ethel Rauch, librarian
study hall.
Three teachers are returning to
the system after one to three-year
absences: Douglas Dawson, who
has been in Asia, the Middle East
and Europe during the last three
years; Eunice Neseth, who was
on contracted leave of absence last
year; and Deward Halsey, who
taught last year in Kenai.
Teachers who taught here last
year and are returning for the
current school year are Mary
Cornelius and Helen Schott, kin
dergarten; Arlene Bennett, Norma
(Anderton) Nevinger and Mary
Talkington, grade 1; Edith Fearn,
Wanda Fields and Emma Zieba,
grade 2; Melanie Draper, Bonnie
Conner and Madelyn Magnusson,
grade 3; Bertha Hamann and Gert
ie Otness, grade four; Ruth Breck
berg, Ulreca Shultz and Dorothy
Sperling, grade 5; Margot Sathre
and Lois Burnham, grade 6; Guy
neth Cessna, Peter Resoff and Rob
ert Sliter, grade 7; Mary C. Dan
deneau, Chester Hagel and Curtis
Saxton, grade 8.
Jane (English) Chase and Eu
gen Shulz, music; Gary Nevinger,
art: Tootsie Alford and Joe Floyd,
physical education; Helen Pruess
ing, English and Spanish; Don
West, English and drama; Terry
McMullin history and basketball
coaching; Thomas Keck, mathemat
ics; William Gregory, science; Her
bert Carpenter, industrial arts,
Melissa Harris, French; Ruth Bel
cher, guidance.
Mrs. Claraellen Dawson and
Mrs. Betty Springhill are returning
to their same position as high
school and elementary school prin
cipals. Marion Lynch will again
serve in the double capacity of
remedial teacher and school nurse.
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Funeral
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Anniversary
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Marriage
Anywhere in The World
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House Plants — Fresh Cut Flowers
POTTED BLOOMING PLANTS
CORSAGES
CUSTOM MADE TO ORDER
FLOWERS By ELAINE
Phone 486—5225 c/o City Market
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ELK HUNTERS
HUNT THE KODIAK
ELK - LARGEST IN THE
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Opens Aug. 1st
Ends Dec. 31st
TWO of either Sex Allowed
In TONKI CAPE Area
ONE Allowed In other Areas
Our Fare Schedule
$30.00 Round Trip To Any Elk Hunting Aren
FIRST 100 lbs. BAGGAGE FREE
$.05 per lb. f or excess
$.05 per lb. for meat
RODIM AIRWAYS IRC.