WA .'VILLA SCHOOL OPFNS SHPT 7th
BeavA V xes ~f schcol materials
hove arr 'vof’ at the Was ilia School
cn time this year, f: r a correct
start fcr the be^innin^, of the
opcninc of the term next Tuesrny,
September 7th.
Varieties of now texts rnc’ work
bo. ks arc here along with more back
orders of fascinating library books
sent for lost year by the High
School.
Three new teachers on hr.nC will
be: iUrs. Grace Kohler, Mrs. Julia
McCann cov1 hiss Frances Schcffler,
Thoughtful ccnsiierati n is be
ing giv; ’i the request f the Co-'-p
Boar:' to '-ismlss school from Sept.
20th t vet. 1st for p tat a pick
in^ ,
Alone with plans f 'r the play
ground i 'car? tus erection here
this frl1, fir. Ralph Goorrich of
the Co-, r Garage is busy fabricat
ing an' resembling an all-^eta.l
giant s111Je for which there will
be much nthusiasm nn^ many thanks.
NO, SCHOOL HAS NOT BTEN POSTPONED
It will betin Tuesday, Sept. 7th,
so do not stay hone. Prior to that,
the teachers will meet Monday after
n "n at 1:30 an’ the Hoard will meet
Monday ni^ht at ei<_ht.
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GIFTS TO SERVICE MTCN
The Postal Authorities announce
that the mailin^ of Gifts to Serv
ice men will bo regulated by the
following rules:
Gifts to Army oc Navy po-rsminel
will be accepted on Sept.15th until
Oct. 15th, bv Parcel Pest. The
parcels must not exceed five pounds
and be more than 15 inches in
length 'r nv re than 36 inches in
length and girth combined. They
should be marked ”Christmas Parcel”
The parcel must be well and
strongly packed In strong contain
ers of metal, wnor’ or fiber and
lid must be S'- It can be opened for
censorship. Perishable fcoods, <uch
as fruit are prohibited,
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