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Show r California; Mrs. Ruth Braogger, raising fruit and operating tv ' Lawndale, California; also 11 small sruit stand. , grandchildren and 1 great grand Friends of the couple are son. vlted to call at their home ' The family came to Utah in 2 and 7 p m. Sunday. They 1920, and lived In Lehl, where request no gifts please. Mr. Peeples worked in the Sugar Mrs. Evan Murray and Mr. and Factory. They later came to Brigham City, where he was em- Mrs. Bob Crosby and daughters ployed at the cement plant un- of Ogden spent Sunday with the til it burned down. Since that Russel Mitten family at the time he has been engaged in B Ranch. ' ta. bet-we- en r SERVING VOL XXIX THE VALLEY Tremonton, Utah, Thursday, April 17, 1952 EXPENDITURES OF LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN UTAH .' , f1i School ia-- RIVER BEAR Year 1949 - 50 ; , ' Number 29 , MARRIED FIFTY YEARS ? Z One group of girls who were able to And their, share of Easter Eggs were Bonnie Thomas, daughter of Ralph Thomas; Jacky Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- - Joe Thomas; Kathy Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Johnson Nancy Jean Chiodo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Chiodo; Mary Ann Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Thompson; and Cookie and Shelia LaMar, daughters of Mrs. Mona LaMar. , THE PAINT with 100 a LIVES .. 4a Mr. and Mrs. George J. Peeples r . Brigham Couple , Plan Golden Prtwred by.UTAH Wedding Fete FOUNDATION Mr. and Mrs. George J. Peeples Brigham City will observe their golden wedding annivers- Nearly Me of the tax dollar spent for education goes for teacher salaries. Capital outlay is the next biggest expense. J of ary Sunday afternoon at their home, 705 North Main Street. The couple were married April 20, 1902 at the home of Mrs. Peeple's parents. Mr. Peeples is a son of the late William Calvin and Laura Brown Peeples. Mrs. Peeples is a daugh ter of the late Uriah Benjamin and Eliza Caldwell Lewis. The couple are parents of six sons and daughters, Calvin S. and Jackson L. Peeples, Brigham City, Mrs. Mary Curless, Idaho; Mrs. Laura Kennedy, Sacramento, California; Mrs. Clementine Hieber, Hawthorne, SALARIES COST HALF School Spending Hit $240 Per Student in 1949-5Among the first to get their hands on the colored Easter Eggs were Dennis DeWayne, ZVi years, and John Robert, 2 years both sons of Mr. and Mrs. DeWayne Falls. Johnny was too busy showing his eggs for the camera to catch him in a still pose. Kiddies Enjoy Annual Easter Egg Hunt Last Saturday Edltor't Mta Thh It another hi MrlM of chart and explanatory (rtl. tmt orwMratl by the Utah Fwn4atton a nonprofit, prhrato tax ratoarch aaaney attabllahod to ontouraaja tha study af and tha rotation shia i catti to tna oconomy of Utah. Foundation raoorta will bo aant wrrhavt charaa to any cHlnm ot Utah on roouost to tha Utah Foundation. Darilna Bldaw Salt Laka City. taxation Local school districts spent a total of $34,182,294 during the 1949-5school year. This amounted to an average of $240.28 for every child in average daily attendance in Utah's schools. Instructional salaries (salaries of teachers, principals. Ins true-tional supervisors, and other in-staff members) - to--' taled fl6.8M.opo. or nearly one- school expendi- half of the 0 Thrills, spills, laughs and ?tears were plentiful last Sat urday at the Junior Chamber', annual Easter Egg hunt, held; on the two north city parks. tinder the direction of John Laws, chairman. 1 to 12 inclusive, searched out nearly every inch of ground to iflnd the 2500 eggs furnished! b the Tremonton businessmen. Over 10 business houses gladly contributed eggs, and were - all day, presenting gifts busyHundreds of youngsters from to the excited ; youngsters for finding the egg with the business house name printed on it.. Local Jaycees, who spent early Saturday morning' hours hiding the eggs and patrolling I the grounds, and weeks of! planning arid contacting, were well rewarded for their efforts, when the 'go' signal wasi shouted, and the children and parents with the smaller 6nea( dashed abottt searching for an egg.; Most, every child left the grounds .with! an jogs. .If they didn't find one, the local Jaycees had a tew 3jfcat In cW&l to!65" Expenditures for capital outlay (purchase and improvement of sites, new buUding construcUon, additions to old buildings, pur- chase of new whool buses, and T ' PETE RASMU5SEN TO ASSIST IN SQUARE DANCE The regular Saturday night Square Dance will be held Saturday night it the Second Ward hall with Peter Rasmussen of Logan calling the dances. All square dancers are invited to at, tend. to pass out Outs Fuel Costs Over 75 CONGER FAMILIES ARRIVE HOME 8 jJ iMXJUJ D Choose from 14 smart colors The joy of living with & Lambert Cellu-Ton- e 2nd West SALT LAKE CITY can be washed Cope-lan- again and again without harm to the finish. It is ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. Hales Bros. Furniture 24 serv-structio- -- PHONE 2436 RE d, TREMONTON 000 v0Ofl0OD(B0 HOUR WRECKED SERVICE I) s'r f - 4f o Service Department Open Daily 8:00 to 6:00 P. M. $817,000. INC. and Leon, Conger arid their Phone 2121 Nigit Phones Tremonton 3237 or 4942 Leo Adams and Miss Arva Green of Grantsville spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Max Adams. INSPECTED We II are happy to announce that, effective April 16th, all animals kiflecl and processed at our plant will be U. S. Inspected and graded. THIS SERVICE IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOM TRADE UPON REQUEST We Will Buy Cattle and Hogs! nLLElTS MEAT COIPflM Phone 5241 Tremonton II . jl V II Wherever you travel JJ ' North, South, East or ' for train travel West at ; - .. VV . its bet t, go . littiea pacific nff OW jj Jj Take your choice of accommodations. In adjust able, reclining coach teats you save money, and enoy the comforts and conveniences of train travel. If you prefer Pullman, you may choose from a variety of room or berth accommodations. Either way, your trip starts with relaxation. You rest as you ride . . . you arrive refreshed. H on automobile Is heeded, If convenient arid Inexpensive to rent .one on arrival. And you're sure to enjoy those wonderful. Union Pacific dining-ca- r meals; the finest of fresh western-grow- n foods, skillfully prepared, deftly and courteously served. The April menu special is delicious, tender ham. , ofefeils mni rtiervatieni yenr neemt Uniea Pacific Railroad ticket agent. For DeeeiMfobfe feft Pautngtr and f night Transportation Do SpocHIc - - - Soy QDC3DC3 It even scrubbed OUR MEAT IS NOW 0. S. Satin. brushes or rolls on so easily! cheon at Lava Hot Springs Sun day. 1874 So. exqui- site new colors is yours when you decorate walls, woodwork and furniture with new Pratt , VISIT IS NEVADA Mrs. Theo Anderson and Lloyd families arrived home Sunday John PICNICS AT LAVA ; plan to drive to Nevada this with discharges from the serv- weekend to visit with Theo, who Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oibabn, Mr. ice. They 'have spent the past is working there at the present and Mrs. Gale White, Mr. and weeks in California. time.. Mrs. Ned Oyler, and Mr. end Mrs. Douglas Laws an their children enjoyed a swim and Easter lun 1 The Fuel The Price The Cost) new equipment purchases) were $7,700,000 during the 194940 school year. This amounts to 22.4 of total school expenditures. Auxiliary service expenditures during the 194940 school year were $3,300,000, or 9.7 of total school expenditures. Of these, the largest amounts were spent for school lunches ($2,000,000) and for transportation ($1,000,000). Other auxiliary service expenditures include community services, nursing service, medical health service, cafeterias (except school health lunch), and dental - X " . ices," The cost of operating the school plants (wage3 and 8uppucS of janitors and engineers, heat. wateJi Ughts mi otner charges) was $2,100,000, or 6.1 of school expenditures. Maintenance ex-penditureS (repair and upkeep of buudmgS and grounds, salaries 'of maintenance employees, re-pair of educational equipment and furniture, replacements, and Other maintenance expenses) totaled $1,400,000 during the school year. Other instructional expenses, such si free text books, educational supplies,, and the salaries of clerical assistants, accounted for $1,300,000, or 3.7 of total school expenditures. General eon tool expenses were 1849,000 and, ether miscellaneous expenditures wen VSttt-pocket- 0 . . DPAGQPO-- |