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Show - . t - , t v .ft . - . . tv; v V- - rf' ''L-w- rr . - . ' H r avw- . . l 4 -s, ri j, .. . fr r. . i i V- s.,1 V lljSSJchool Registration students for the 1983-8- 4 school year will take place on 188 i8th August, 1983. from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p m so that you may make arrangements for your childrens lunch. A slight increase has been added to the ly payments of $15.15; b) Four quarterly payments of $34.00; c) One yearly payment of $136.00. ' For those families qualifying, reduced lunches are also Students attending school' for the first time are to have a physical examination prior to enrolling in school. Call the Health Clinic at 2211 or 2222 for a August 29th. to 3:05 and from 8:30 to 12:30 on the Wednesday or Friday half-daon the school depending decision . gistration. re-quir- ed physical examination appointment. The charge for pay patients is $10.00. You may pick up the forms at the elementary school and please fill out the administrative and historical part of the form prior to the appointment. The Food Service Manager will also be available on s I; ;-'- Jk'V-- t .A.:,' " As summer slowly draws to a close, so ends the final chapter of the Post Library's Summer Reading Program. 'ft? V it ' V. V Summer reading program concludes V ' , August 9 marked the official end with a party and awards given out for the youngsters who participated. A record breaking 62 children signed up for this year's program and they, all outdid themselves by reading a grand total of 231 1 books for the eight week period. The highest achievers in the 7 year old category were Annie Vernon reading 148 books and Craig Livingston who plowed his way through 80 books. In the 9 year old group, Erin Moore finished up by reading 159 books and Shane Jorgenson led the boys by reading 104 books. Not to be outdone, in the 10 years and up age category, Stacey Winklepleck read 80 books. Nineteen other children were given free movie passes and Special Recognition Awards were given to Lori Vernon, who read 136 books, and Ryan Harper reading 76 books for showing the most determination throughout. All the kids were winners, hoWever, and should be congratulated for making this year's Summer Reading Program the best ever. f JV cents. 2. Pledges: a) Nine month- available. The first day of school is . 7 lunch price. Parents have four options in paying for their children's lunch: 1. Daily payment of 85 at the elementary school. Kindergarten students must be five years of on or before September 1,age1983 before they may be admitted to school. Proof of sgc roust be presented for registration. The only acceptable proof is a birth certificate. A certificate of immunization should also be presented to the school at the time of re- 1 8-- j . Monday, (meeting of Class assignmehts were made in the. spring and should be recorded in the student's report card. The new following teachers have been added to the staff as of Second-thir- d grade Mrs. Kim Stewart; Third grade Mrs. Kathy Brandt; Fifth grade Miss Kathy Smith. 6-- - School hours are from 8:30 y, ir J. Thursday, August 11, 1983 PARTICIPANTS In the summer, reading program at the post library pause for the camera. From left they are Stacey Winklepleck, Lori Vernon, Erin Moore, Annie Vernon, Shane Jorgenson and Ryan Harper. i! 8-8-- I, Good news on child restraints! i I Children riding in child safety seats are twice as safe in an auto accident as those who are unprotected, according to a Federal study. Unfortunately, as you know, these seats are expensive. Here is the GOOD NEWS. Child restraint seats are available at the PX (and they make wonderful shower gifts) or the following organizations have them available on a rental basis. The cost is minimal. 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