The administration has set a limit on costs of floats in the Homecoming parade this year. This limit is $50, but clubs usually spend less than this.

If items are to be purchased for more than a few dollars, they should be handled by Mrs. Comstock at Maine's P.O. A purchase order will be made out for materials, and it will be mailed to the store where the majority of the float materials are being bought. Students are requested to keep all receipts of purchases made, and they will be reimbursed by Mrs. Comstock. Purchases by students are to be made only with the consent and signature of the sponsor of the float on which they are working.

On October 13 and 14 at 8:30 am., the annual Homecoming assemblies are scheduled. The freshmen and sophomores will attend the assembly on Tuesday, and the juniors and seniors on Wednesday‑ Students will report to homeroom for attendance and then proceed to the auditorium.

Saturday, October 17, at 9 p.m., in the Maine multi‑purpose room, the annual Homecoming dance will be held.

The affair, sponsored by the senior class, is under the Co-chairmanship of Dave Stenmark and Bud Hamilton.

Proper attire for the dance will be semi‑formal with corsages in order. Tickets will be sold Monday, October 12 through Friday, October 16, at $1.50 per couple.

The Maine West co‑workers on the dance include: Don Pellett, bids; Sue Hess and Wendy Mackland, refreshments; and Linda Roessing, odds and ends.