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In Wasilla, potato harvest absentees and strikebound school supplies limited school activities last week, per Superintendent James Pendleton. Attending students prepared the first Hi-Lite issue for Oct. 1 and painted gymnasium basketball lines. PTA organization expected early October despite no formal chapter.
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WASILLA--Potato harvest absentees, as well as strikebound school supplies, prevented much activity in the Wasilla school during the past week, Superintendent James Pendleton said last Monday.
However students who came to school last week were busy on two activities--preparation for the first issue of Hi-Lite, student publication expected to go to press about Oct. 1, and the painting of basketball court lines on the gymnasium floor.
Mr. Pendleton said he expected the community to begin organizing PTA work in Wasilla early in October. Although no actual PTA chapter exists, Wasilla residents do elect a chairman each year and conduct a limited program of PTA work.
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Wasilla
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During The Past Week, Last Monday, About Oct. 1, Early In October
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school activities hampered by potato harvest absentees and strikebound supplies; limited pta program conducted annually without formal chapter.
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Potato harvest absentees and strikebound school supplies prevented much activity in the Wasilla school during the past week, Superintendent James Pendleton said last Monday. Students who came to school were busy preparing for the first issue of Hi-Lite, expected to go to press about Oct. 1, and painting basketball court lines on the gymnasium floor. Pendleton expected the community to begin organizing PTA work early in October, though no actual PTA chapter exists and residents elect a chairman each year for a limited program.