| Show 10 ttiic Salt Cake Hxibtmt Tuesday July 1 Granite Adopts Average School Attendance $2014774 Rises in Granite Murray School Budget Average attendance peak Granite district Granite Murray 1947 e in reached an of 11132 school dis- students— 9624 in school year and 1508 in Murray — school official reVcaied Monday This total showed an increase over the previous school year by 538 students in the Granite district and 8 4 students in the Mur- daily and GRANITE PARK— A budget of tricts for the 1946-4- 7 12014774 has been adopted by the Granite school district for the 1947-4- 8 fiscal year— an increase of $615064 over last year — Dow P Brian clerk Granite district board of education announced Monday Maintenance of the the district 21 schools in including increased salaries for teachers is expected to reach $1368244 for the year with the cost of sites and new buildings amounting to nearly $125000 Mr Brian also announced reappointment of David Gourley as Granite district superintendent for a two-yeterm Mr Gourley succeeded Dr P T Farnsworth in ar 1944 Jordan Budget Eyed By County Auditors all-tim- Play Centers Tab 55025 MURRAY — Taking advantage of the facilities for summer activity provided under the expanded Salt Lake county recreation program a total of 55025 children and adults had attended the play and recreation centers by the end of the third week of the summer program Joe Christensen superintendent Salt Lake county recreation revealed Monday This figure is approximately 7000 below the figure for the same period of last year which Mr Christensen explains is due to the fact that only the Granite high school swimming pool has been open- Pools in Murray Holladay and Midvale will be open this week and for the remainder of the summer he said ray district An average of 2617 high school students in the Granite district attended classes each day compared to 2563 students during the 1945-4- 6 season Murray district’s average daily attendance of high school students was 643 12 students higher than last year The r c? n' eii5T MmO puomi iM stcrv-th- e ATOM eon© TC5T YOU TOO CAM HAVE A ©AMO OF FOURTH WITH hurt serve nooc dejliC wrriH pecoeATfve ahpdeuciOui HAWAII AM PUMCI4 -- HAWAIIAN TFpDCUCrHT HAWAIIAN PUNCH SA'SE-l5-pEUdHrr- POUREO OVCR FRESH PEACHES aho mamv BANANASORANC-l- t OTHER FAVl T5 YOU CAM DO TMC tWCLLCST 7 things with HAWAI LAK TVHCMl Salt Lake county commissioners Monday received and referred to the county auditing department proposed 1947-4- 8 budget of Jordan school district $103500 for purchase of school Financial needs of the district sites- erection of buildings and were set at $1231690 including alterations of present buildings For copy of new enlarrrd recipe pamphlet write to the S A E DUtrlbntlat Co IDS East rfst South Salt Lake City Utah - SCRAPBOOK TELLS EXPENSIVE STORY Each of the bogus checks mounted In this scrap- book tells a story all Its own say Detective Sgts William E Eggleston left and Chester R Coburn I I officers In charge- - of the Salt Lake police check detalL They offer business houses and banks tips on how to prevent bad check losses Stock up early Family picnics unexpected guests and the long weekend may combine to leave your cupboard looking like Mother Hubbard's — unless it’s well stocked in advance To help you get set for the holidays we’ve listed here outstanding values from every section of the store Better check your needs and see Safeway today Judge Bosone Will Stay On Fingerprinting At Police Court One Month Offers Bad two Check Barrier City Judge Reva Beck Bosone been presiding over one of the court civil divisions of the city the city’s only woman Judge when he returns from vacation Judge Clifford L Ashton now presiding in the criminal division will take the bench in the civil division while Judge Arthur J Mays will continue for another term in the other branch of the court’s civil division 'Judge Mays will handle the criminal division at city and county building during the month of July it was reported heduled to relinquish city police court bench at the beginning of summer term of court Tuesthat caday instead will serve in was it pacity dunrg July Monday Judge Bosone was scheduled to take over the enminai division of the court at the city and county retain her pres-er- t building but position for another month while Judge Frank E Moss is on vacation Judge Moss who has ed w-i- ll Geaalae frtwor Quality Heat indicator nplianre-- STORES CLOSED INDEPENDENCE DAY JULY 4th PICNIC SUGGESTIONS i Mezzanine KtifgQQXiCt I Q) UaUSage The Continental National Bank Pays Libbj s No 34c ienna Can “I “ - -- fruits and vegetables at their flavorful best Farm-fres- h 7c Cantaloupes jeyes CORN ££"7? 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