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Show Review-Wednesda- y, April 1, 1987 - Page 6 PGHS calendar lists important dates, games, until end of school year April 24 - Carbon May 8 - Provo May 15 - Springville Track March 24 - Timp & yu.n May 5 April 1 Senate House Meeting, 9 a.m., auditorium Springville 10 a.m. One-ac- t plays, Soccer, Springville at PG 3:30 Jr. high registration April 2 Tennis, Timpview at PG Junior High Registration Band Concert, auditorium, 7:30 p.m. April 3 High School registration orienta-tion assembly, one hour Assembly schedule 8 a.m. Utah County Invitational Track Meet - also Saturday State FBLA at SLC, all day, also Saturday Soccer, Provo at PG Ballroom Dance at BYU April 16 & 17 Spring Vacation April 24 JrSr. Prom 8 p.m. May 8 MORP & Election Dance May 15 & 16 Dance Concert May 22 Seminary Graduation, 7 p.m. May 25. Memorial Day May 27 Farewell Dance May 28 Graduation practice May 29 Graduation - Marriott Center Home Sports Schedules Soccer April 1- - Springville April 3 - Provo April 15 - Carbon May 1 - Timpview May 6 - Payson May 15 - Spanish Fork Baseball April 10 - Uintah April 14 - Timpview ' ... 1 . ' , ' - . m t . ; y , , J t , S f ' T. ' ,S ' " ' , '' ' if ' " s, . 0 "PHI ", " I ,. I ..Mil i Principal Emal, right, introduced his new teachers to the PTA Council and Vickie Young, left, presented them with a bread Care Bear. The teachers are Mrs. Rawson, Mrs. Leinweber and Miss Bennett. PTA Council meets Central's teachers be intact, but unincumbered money will be taken rather than shortening the school year. Within four years, 100 percent of the district elementary schools must be on the expanded facility use. At the present time, 25 percent of the elementary schools are productivity models with year-roun- d extended day programs. Building expansion plans have been put on hold, which includes the junior high and high school added classrooms. An early window retirement is being offered to all teachers who have 25 years or more of service. The plan will help the schools save money by hiring new teachers at a lower rate. By KALYN SECRETAN Central School hosted the PTA Council and local PTA presidents along with the school principals for the March meeting. President-elec- t Carolyn Smith conducted the meeting in the ab-sence of Eva Ercanbrack. The new teachers at Central School were introduced by Principal Emal. They include Mrs. Rawson, a special education teacher for the fourth and fifth grades. She spent three years in Salt Lake teaching the blind and also one year in Alpine working with the blind. A BYU graduate, she is married and the mother of three daughters. Mrs. Leinweber, a sixth grade teacher, previously taught at Orem Elementary and directed a pre-school for 10 years. She has four children. Miss Bennett was born and raised in Camaro, Calif. She graduated from BYU, majoring in early childhood education. Mrs. Wright is also new to the school but was absent. The following people were nominated for positions for the coming 1987-8- 8 school year: President-elect- , Maraiam Tomlinson; Legislative V.P., Connie Lamoreaux; Membership V.P., Marilyn Patch; Secretary, Eva Ercanbrack; Treasurer, Valerie Gibson. Principal Maag from the Lindon School reported on the impact on the district due to the recent legislative action. The school will be funded on the same level but the district received cuts this year. There will be no salary increases. The school year will not be shortened. The educational supply budget bill will SMITH CRtG 1 Health BSSI j Pleasant Grove David Faux, Pharmacist Choosing a Pain Reliew, Americans currently about two billion dollars S year for nonprescription capsules and other dosateC taken by mouth for pain? 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The month, day and year of each shot needs to be listed. Both the birth certificate and im-munization records must be verified before children can begin school in August. The kindergarten teachers will be in the classrooms for parents to briefly introduce their children to the teacher and the classroom location and setting. |