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THE school dress policy is as follows:
1. Modesty and the avoidance of distracting influences serves as the basis for good dress and grooming habits. Prohibited are the nude look, see - through or Peek-a-boo modes, revealing fashions, cut or torn articles of clothing, undergarments worn as outerwear, and styles which exaggerate, emphasize or call attention to anatomical details.
2. Shorts may not be worn in school during the normal school day throughout the regularly calendered school year. Girls may, however, wear culottes which simulate skirts.
3. Slacks may be worn so long as they conform to other provisions herein pertaining to safety, provocative effects and distracting influence.
4. Shoes or sandals must be worn for health and safety reasCHURCH
HOMECOMING
Homecoming services are scheduled at Willis Chapel United Methodist Church, 11 a.m. Sunday, August 29. The Rev. James Grimmer, a formerpastor of the church, will be the guest speaker. Following the service a picnic lunch will be served. All friends of the church are invited to attend. □
Absentee ballots
Those who must be away from home on election day may apply now for an absentee ballot to vote in the November election. Application may be made by mail or in person to the Rappahannock Registrar’s Office in Washington, Va.
The last day for those who have never registered to become registered voters is Saturday, October 2. Those eligible may do so at the courthouse in Washington where die county Registrar’s office is located. □
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