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Show 1 !!ff .. K . . 7. I! ' Fabmc Sale 40-50 So. Main, Pleasant Grove, 785-2178 P. Preparing for the new school year at Pleasant Grove Junior High School are, L-R, assistant principal Paul Olson, PTA president Julie Jewell, new principal Jim Starr and assistant principal Randy Honaker. Principal Continued from front page "viking Praise Coupons." Mr. Starr said he hoped that the students will notice right off that there is discipline and that the students are not running the school. "We will set high expectations for students for their behavior at school and we want them to enjoy coming to school Mr. Starr observed. ob-served. "Students in this school will have a safe environment and it will be a fun place for them to be," he added. During the three lunch periods each day they will have activities so that the students are not running run-ning through the halls. Mr. Starr has divided up the administrative responsibilities between himself and his two assistant assis-tant principals. Some of the things each will be responsible for are: Mr. Starr -budget and finance, public relations, rela-tions, master schedule, staff problems, prob-lems, PTA relations, faculty meetings, meet-ings, staff assignments, student teachers, student recognition, staff recognition, substitute teachers, etc Mr. Honaker students A through L, police relations, student council, 0 Teachers call impasse channel one, textbooks, PA. announcements, an-nouncements, bus scheduling, school calendar, auditorium, custodians, yearbook, school pictures, school newspaper, etc. Mr. Olson - Students M through Z, locker problems, activity supervision, super-vision, school keys, lunch activities, activi-ties, in-Tchool suspension, student lunchworkers, staff socials, field trips, media center, lunchroom management, new student interview, inter-view, fund raisers, student tracking, track-ing, etc. "I still think of myself as a teacher with a different assignment," Mr. Starr explained. "The main idea is still to promote learning," he concluded. we declared impasse." Ms. Arnold said the legislature "designated this as the Year of the Teacher. We dontbelieve the school , board has acted in that spirit in our dealings with them in contract . negotiations. The clock is ticking. We want an agreement on our con- i tracts by the first day of school. It , can happen if the school board wants !.s-oj.i. -,.4 if jj.i.-rti) yy iilf, ; it to happen." Alpine district has offered an increase of 6.82 percent, plus benefits, bene-fits, which include step and lane provisions for those who qualify, Robinson said. This is above the reported average aver-age of 6.25 percent increase state wide, he said. . I'iJii li: n -.3.-11. Pleasant (grout Rtuteui ISSN No. 8755-9077 U S P S. No. 4357-8000 Published weekly by Newtah News Group U South Main h Pleasant Grove, Utah 14012 Telephone Numbers Advertising & Circulation. 758-7669 News 756-5273 Publisher. Brett R. Bezzant Editors ....... : . . Marc Haddock tejjo. r! ll 'Marcelta Walker SubscriptiofiVficell'per Jiear ' SeSdbnd class postage paid at Pleasant Grove. Utah Postmaster: Send addna diangai to P.O. Box 7, American Fort, Utah MOOS Oi r mm CDflDOJH MEMJIffl iMSB , Join Us Friday,, August 24 9 a.m. to 12 noon Before the kids go back to school, come and have an enjoyable time at our annual health fair designed just for kids! IVisit our fun and healthy booths and displays , A Talk with a great-grandma and great-grandpa about the elderly. A Become a "junior surgeon". A Take a look through a microscope. I A Get an inside look at an ambulance. A Learn about bicycle safety, and much more! -f" . , . V I ' , A. Pick-up your tree back-to-school gifts , JSf A ruler and pencil , sit : , . A , coloring books and crayons Y am. jiAiiivi o m i ivj ,y n 11 ; f I rt "W-a Take a ride on a ferris wheel or the- tea cups. Have a healthy snackan apple and popcorn. See Ronald McDonald and his magic show, and much more! After the health fair, stay for the annual hospital Benefit Auction from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will go toward the remodeling of the Labor and Delivery area of the hospital. ' AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL 170 NORTH 1100 EAST, AMERICAN FORK, UTAH -An Intcrmountain Health Care Facility . i.,.. I To Celebrate Our New Fabric Dept. Check Out These HOT PRICES! Quilters - Dressmakers 100 Cotton Prints & Florals - Bolted $8.47 By the Bolt 2.99 Yd. yd. Marcus, Concord and Peter Pan Prints Included e- 9 Flannel Solids & Prints 45" wide yd. Reg. 2.99 Sweatshirt Fleece 60" wide Reg. 3.99 60" wide Shirting & Bottom Weights o Reg. 2.99 yd. Corduroy 60" wide yd. Reg. $3.99 Blue & Colored Denim 60" wide Reg. $3.99 45" Cotton & Poly Cotton Stripes Plaids Kids' Prints Tropical Prints Black & White Solids Shirtings Heart Prints Mini Dots Paw Prints 11 Upholstery Fabric Velvet, Herculon & Dec. Prints Values to 5.99 Reg. 2.99 o yd. yd. 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