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Show -- - ;zz j pc ' w r STAFF CONTROL Ann Little (front), Sharon Baldwin and Karen Johnson are employes in the department which Is located in a new wing added to the East end of Granite district administrative offices. ; . - ... bALT LAKE, health j conferences, diabetic screen testing, family planning clinics and immunization services are available through the Salt Lake County Health Dept. Registration of all children xrom birth through school age may be done at the Salt Lake County Complex, 107 E. 2100 South, or at the Kearns clinic. 4511 W. 4955 South, providing the child is not under the care of a private physician. Child health conferences are designed to review a child's physical and mental health record and see that ' he has examinations at regular intervals. Health education and guidance through physic- ian and nurse conferences with parents is also offered by the jw.fv.A.."..., staff-person- ntrxiffWtftriwi nel ' east and west ends of the old structure will be used to ac- commodate increased vol- -' umes of work brought about by the growing school district. The new areas add a total of 12,150 square feet which has been built Into office and stor-- : age space. The west addition will be utilized as the district's com- -I puter center. Here, student report cards are processed, accounting records kept and payroll work completed. Adjacent to the computer center, along the north portion of the old building where the computer was located, offices have been built for accounting and business services. Ac cording to Elmer Hartvigsen, superintendent, these two areas being centralized will add efficiency in the relationship between the departments. Pupil services and staff personnel departments are now housed in the new east side addition to the district offices. The pupil services department handles all data pertaining to students in the Granite district. Such facts as addresses, marriages, program. Appointments NEW CENTER. . . John M. West, computer controller, is seated by control panel .of Granite district's computer which is housed in a new addition to the administrative offices . . Granite District Holladay Pastor At Additions Now Complete St. Stephens Sunday smm D 800d news ,or youl Excuse "hard core" Dcongestant tablets act instantly and continuously to drain and clear all cavities. One tablet gives up to 8 hours relief from pain and pressure of congestion. Allows you to breathe easily stops watery noie- You can Duv t?.Z.li-Ju!!nat GIBSON PHARMACY. 595 So. State, without need for a Satisfaction preset iption. guaranteed by maker. Try It todavl SYNA-CLEA- nasal-sinu- s "hard-core- ' Introductory Offer Worth "ul mis ad take to GiBSON'r 12's and receive one mora d.,,-1,- ... .1 . svna.pi tka Valuable prizes awarded daily i9.i of Free -1 WRANGLERS DICKIES PYKETTES STATE LADY WRANGLERS MURRAY UTAH . . styles 100 wear. sport or but ton down collar. , ered or, str- iped. New and fall colors. sfz..4fo$9l9 Wrangler brand, 50 ton, 50 cot- polyes- ter. Plain, stripes, checks, plaids in new fall colors. Sizes 28-40. 2. from ii i i i II frill SPORT SHIRTS Long or short sleeve sport or button down collar. PI colors, stripes, plaids, full size i ; f 4 . 1 range. Wash. "n Wear. from priced$39 J4.From.. ' GRANITE PARK. Four de- the Granite School District GRANGER. Rev. Sanford partments have been central- - administrative office, which Hampton of St. James Epis ized as a result of construction are now complete, copal mission In Holladay will of supplementary additions to Building additions at the be guest celebrant at the 11 a.m. service on Sunday at St. Mr. figured. Sizes i MEN'S B.V.D. 'v 100 cotton dresses, shifts. jumpers, full skirts. Plain, stripes, plaids Plain, flow- ii i B.V.D. gJL ..94tt2nAe4.l VAL LANNjQ TROUSERS Y SKIRTS Roll sleeves, ii ii -- PERMANENT PRESS JUMPERS cotton 'n LEE tor the Entire Family! DRESSES BLOUSES I Plus Big Grand Prizes Hot point Dishwasher - 8:30 p.m., Aug. 31 RCA Color TV 8:30 p.m., Sept. 2 G.E. Color TV 8:30 p.m., Sept. 7 Need not be present to win I Hours: 1 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 1 p.m. Sat., Sun., Labor Day 50 ,- WINNErH YOU MAY BE A " SYNA-CLEA- - !.anf a Hay Fever And Sinus Sufferers 6400 SO. wash or college grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. information on Detailed sorority rush will be mailed upon receipt of an application and a $3 rush fee, said Miss Lundstrom. 3 LEVI'S ac- records and other pertinent information is kept on file. The staff personnel department maintains current files on teachers in the Granito schools and handles all hiriner ana nnng. with the new fac ilities, this department will also have the sDace necessarv to operate more efficiently. Mr. Hartvigsen said the district has needed the addi tional office space for some time and now that the areas are complete, administrative departments will have ample room to operate more effectively. (UTAH) at least 12 credits fall quarter and must have a high school 20-2- Deadline Set 04 ademic MURRAY Thursday, August 22, 1968 Rush Week may be made by calling 486-87for either clinic. Diabetic screen tests may be obtained Monday through Friday at the Salt Lake Complex. Anyone over 35 years of age is eligible and those with a family history of diabetes may have the test regardless of age. Public health nurses may refer individuals Op Lb been established, according to information released by Helen Lundstrom, dean of women. Applications are available through her office, she added. Sorority rush week is Sept. 5. Girls who have not submitted an application by the deadline will not be eligible to participate. To be eligible for the rush, girls must plan to register for ferrals from self, physicians, social workers and other agencies are considered. Green Sheet area residents are among those in the county to a private physician if nec- - who may receive immunization at the Salt Lake complex. essary Diphtheria, whooping cough, Family planning small tetanus, may be obtained by ap- pox and measles, polio, typhoid immuniza- on at pointment Thursdays iiig muse avau- the Kearns clinic, Vamiiv able atal c the dePartment. planning objectives of the department are to improve maternal health hv optimum child spacing, edu- cation on advantages of fam ily planning and medical supervision and counseling. LOGAN. A Sept. 10 deadline Eligibility for family planning for incoming freshmen at Utah services are established on State University to apply for an individual basis and re- sorority rush activities has County Health Services To Residents Available child $059 from It jj j BOYS ; and ACME GIRLS j Stephens Episcopal mission here In the absence of Rev. Charles Preble who is III on vacation. The Episcopal Youth Com mittee of the church will use a Hawaiian theme In the forth coming bazaar and barbecue. They plan about five fun" booths, according to Bruce Leonard, EYC president. In cluded will be a sponge throw and penny pitch. Almost 400 persons were served during last year's 11 -- Pr. S Pairs 30.06 PRACTICE ft OViRIHiOSr flower and vegetable gardens by making good use of all leaves and other organic matter. Adding compost to the soil Is one of the bet, most economical ways for I gardeners to build fertile oil uli a good loam con dition. I Grass clip-Ping , loaves, we- immat ed ami other tpes of organic matter available around the home nuke good compost. Puildihe com-po- st pile in layern, placing the organic material mUver from four to m inches thick. Sprinkle each laer with a mixture of three pounds of ammonium sulfate and one pound of lupeiphosphate to each cne hundred pounds of dry plant material. Fach layer of organic matter should be covered with about one inch of soil. Sprinkle with water until moist and keep the pile damp. Composts retire from a few months to a year to decay enough to Use, The coarser the organic material the longer the time required to compost the material. Most composts made no 0f grass clippings, fall leaves And table scraps will be ready for use next spring. Mm the pile few weeks before applying the material to the soil. vSC' BOX OF 20 ST iV M k.i 'it i r SLEEPING DAGS 7 T L Filled with 5 lbs. of new Docron "88"j warm flannel liner, long-wearin- cover. g 54"x84", full tipper both sides. gfi Deulxe all purpose i. UTILITY CAN Original White Mountain In like-ne- condition. w Ont of the most wanted hand guns manufactured. Used by Armed Forces through C y 2T NEW PRICE $105. and white. bi, iruray, capacity, $4.95 PL 1 u nn I .oeilh bar and chain, Mac 15 direct- drive. 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