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Show Theatre, Anyone? What about a summer theatre passion play repertoire. pageant Is there enough Interest? Is there enough taler What do people want? These are some of the questions. The "Neighbor would lik ro see som tradition started that would bei. fit the publ! and give talented residents a chance to exer- .... cise their abilities. What do you think? Are you interested? W ould you, or could you participate ? Would the puDllc attend? Call Dick Sharp at CR or drop a line to the "Neighbor" at 4708 Holladay Blvd. Karyn Jensen Karyn Jensen, 3220 Metropolitan Way and Raymond Arthur Haeckel, have set April 15 th as the date for their wedding. The ceremony will be performed at the Reception Center. Earl Jones, L. D. S. .Bishop, will officiate. Attendants will be Mrs. John Larson, Matron-of-honMrs. Ralph Cardwell, Mrs. LaMar Williams, Mrs. Don Barth, and flower girl, Carol Jackson. Dewayne Martin will act as best man. Ushers will include Robert Archibald, Steven A. Wilkins, Wm. L. Stephens, and Norman Brockbank. Ray is Journalism major at the U of U. He is affiliated with Beta Theta Pi. Karyn also attended the U. The couple plans to live in Salt Lake City after they return from a honeymoon in San Francisco. or, BEACON CLEANERS Plant No. 1 1707 So. 17th E. HU Plant No. 2 3001 E. 33rd So. HU 4-1- 011 NEW SERVICE ADDED Dry Clean Only 4 lbs. for $1.00 "Old Number 6 By Bob Olsen FRICTION Unrelenting pressures causes friction which generates heat and .. In time . . creates a fire. Any Boy Scout knows this. And this story is to point out to the neighbors of East Millcreek, that they should be thankful for the principle. This is how it worked in your case: The unrelenting pressure was applied by the East Millcreek Lions Club over 3 years ago. It caused a friction with the Salt Lake County Fire Department which generated some heat which created . . . NOT a fire, exactly, but a FIRE STATION. That's how the new fire station on Evergreen A venue was born 2 years ago. Ten years before that the station was located in the building next door which now houses East Millcreek's attractive and useful new library. It is officially known as East Millcreek Station 6. The firemen ca 11 her just plain old "Number Six". HELP SOMEONE" we found out some things about "Number Six" last Saturday when we dropped in and had a good chat with Frank Heugly, the full-tifireman on me duty there. For example, should you live in Parley's or Millcreek Canyon ana should you be so unfortunate as to have a fire in or about your home, the men of "Number Six" would come out to do everything possible to save your Em-migrati- on, property. "Wnen that call comes over our radio," Frank said, "you know that you're on your way to help someone who really needs it". The same thing would happen to you should you live in Mt. Olympus Heights or South of the City limits, 39th South northward or East of 13th East. Six is your number, should you need it. To this date, as oflast Saturday, 32 needed it, six of them in just the past week. 2-w- ay Here's just one example of how Mrs. R.E. Turley, 2954 East 2920 South, needed Number Six last week. She experienced a fire seldom heard about. Mrs. Turley was burning wood in her fireplace when a strong east wind came up. Somehow a pull was developed in the fireplace which " sucked" the wind down into the room. This pushed a shower of sparks out onto the rug and into the drapes. Mrs. Turley thrashed about and thought she had beaten the sparks out when they caught hold with avengeance and die ha a a real fire on her hands. She called Number Six. Old "Number Six" responded Old Number Six responded to 218. fires in 1958, 151 in 1959 and 209 in 1960. WHO'S WHO AT NO. 6 mentioned earlier, Frank Heugly, happened to be "tending the store" while we were there last Saturday evening. Besides Frank, however, there is Captain Charles West, 3205 East 900 So. Then there is Lt. Lee Astle, who lives at 2253 Evergreen (just a hop and a jump from Number Six). These men work three 24 hour shifts in each 8 days. This makes for 288 hours in all. Besides these are, twelve civic-mindvolunteers who stand by to lend a helping hand. Eleven of these men live in our area and the twelfth is such a helpful feller, we're going to mention him too. They are: Joseph M Beasley, 2150 East 3380 South; Wm. A. Cannon, n, 2972 Evergreen Avenue; Floyd H. As we Juniper Sabina Tamaraiscifolia 'dwarf evergreen spreaders 1 I gal. can gal. can 9-- 12 89$ .35 $3.79 $1 12-1- 5" B & B 15-1- B & B 18-2- 4" B & B 24-3- 0" 8" $4. ed 19 $4.98 balled in burlap Gun-nenso- ?usShEes,85C Hannay, 2556 E. 3080 S. IN , 78 Petty's Evergreen Nursery Lawns-Fertiliz- ers Spreaders Supplies A TYPICAL FIRE ALARM "GONNA UNUSUAL FIRE THIS WEEKS paid the magnificent sum of $2 per month. We understand that this pay is just a technicality in order to qualify them for insurance, or else they would be working for noth Ing but not for nought. 1648 East 3300 South; Robert 3166 South 20th East (he has a son who recently left for an LDS mission in Norway); Peter Hyte, 2293 Fisher Lane, Adrian L. Jones, 2157 East 3380 South; William R. Larson, 3119 South 20th East; Clyde Reavely, 2175 Evergreen Avenue; Ross Roscoe Wllhemson, 3404 South 2130 East; Jack Rudd (does not live in district but our thanks to him just the same); Gordon D. Smith, 2149 Evergreen and Lynn Dansle, 2380 East 3240 South. Tnese men are on constant call. For this selfless volunteer service, they are For you who have always wanted to be a fireman get acquainted with --l- et's lt is done. Frank gave me the codes so come along with us while we respond how to an alarm. In the station is a radio which is constantly receiving alarms from "Old Number One", which is located at 3680 South Main. Station Number Six gets the call on the radio. The siren sounds to notify the volunteer firemen of the call. Those who are available, race on up to the station and are out in quick order. When the fire engine goes out the big doors of Number Six and heads for the fire, they give a "108 and the address of the fire. Theyalsotell "Number One" how many men they have at the tiem. When the truck gets to the fire, they give a "10-9to neadquarters -- - ana they report whether or not they have enougn men to handle the blaze. Then, with the fire out, the tanks on the truck are refilled with water and they radio call on the two-wa- y give a "10-9which means that the truck from Number Six has taken care of the fire and is back in service should they be needed someplace else. Then, back in the station, 7" 7" they give the final And we "10-10- ". stand ready for the next call. "LITTLE MO" Keep your furnace filters clean. Keep rubbish away from your furnace. Keep inflammable materials away from hot light bulbs. Watch all waste paper, it doesn't belong in or around the house. A void carelessness of al! kinds. NEVER USE GASOLINE TO CLEAN WITH IT'S ABSO LUTELY TABOO! If you must smoke. . . . don't do it in bed. Keep the children away from Inflammable materials. ...a chila can plug in an iron or a soldering iron as soon as you turn your back. KEEP THEM OUT OF REACH. THE BABY "And what was your most unf.irgettable fire, Frank?" He thought a while over his years of then he said, East Millcreek " The explosion on the home off Metropolitan Way. This was one of those things. The lady evidently had turned on a gas range which hand't ignited. The gas accumulated until a terrific explosion blew the side out of the house. T!.e lady of the but died later. The house lived a while. a child was in the us told that neighbors fire-fighti- ng, ... house. Ihad the uncomfortable experience of trying to find her. I thought I had for a moment but found it only to be a life-sidoll. We later found out that the daughter had been taken over to relatives earlier that morning. This the neighbors had not known. I'll never f irgel the experience of looking for that little gi. 1 then discovering it finding that doll was all a mistake." Old Number Six does a fine job. We and we are. should be grateful While we're on the subject of trucks, the new truck at Number Six is a matter ofgreatpride to the men. It is an pump on an International Harvester Truck and is equipped with snow tires, positive drive in the front end and carries 750 gallons of the stuff fires hate! The old Dodge truck they used to have had a top speed of about 40 mph. Frank told me, "A bicycle could pass Amer-ican-LaFran- MISSING ze ce us on the way up a hill." But no more. This new slick red beanty can go all the way up to the top and with speed. On one fire, with the old Dodge, Frank said that, "If we had had to go one more house up the hill we couldn't have made lt." are past now. The equipSix is modem and in constant readiness. Feel secure. Another new County Fire Department "hot rod" is called "Little Mo. " This is a new truck with a turret on top and two spray nozzles on the bumper. It has drive and plenty of speed. This truck is dispatched immediately. It replaces the big truck Old Number One used to send out. ... at considerable expense. "Little Mo" gives us speed and fire fighting power at much less cost. But those days ment at"01d Number eel FIRE PREVENTION The last question we asked Frank Heugly to end our visit was this: WHAT CAN WE DO TO PREVENT A FIRE IN OUR HOUSE THIS SUMMER? Frank's answer was this: "Be clean. Your weekly community news magazine Meet Your New Neighbor Family MAKE THEM WELCOME It's always nice to know the new neighbors, so meet the family who Just moved in at3930 South 15th East. Papa is Marius Mama Holje (pronounced "Hole-yuh"- ). is Ranghild (pronounced "Ronn-hill-d"- ). The three handsome boys are: Scott, 17; Erllng, 15; and Espen, 6. The Holjes immigrated to Salt Lake City from Norway about two and a half years ago. Mr. Holje was one of Oslo's most talented caterers. He resigned an excellent position in the famous Grand Hotel in Oslo, located on beautiful Karl Johans Gate. The two oldest boys sang with the international known St. Olav's Boys' Choir, participating often in productions of the Norwegian National Theatre. Their home in Oslo was in one of the numerous modem apartment buildings now beginning to dot the Oslo suburban areas in a neighborhood known as Lambersetter. We are happy to welcome the Holje area. family to the KUllcreek-Hollada- y Welcome and prosper well. Neighbors. Thursday, April 6, 1961 |