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Show Tho Tooele Transcript Erda News '7JG. UOkinSU liXKl Issued each Friday at Tooele City, Utah. Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Tooele City, Utah, August 14, bv Beth Clarke und'r Act of March 8, 1879. Published by l'ie Transcript-BulletiPublishing Company, Inc., $8 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to Box 390, Tooele, Utah. P.O. Boxes, and Subscription rates: J5 per year RFD, foreign mail. $6 per year Carrier or City Deliverjr. 1894, LOREN C. AU.X F. DUNN, Publisher How to Give Directions in Emergencies Can the doctor, firemen, ambulance driver, or policemen find your house jf an emergency strikes at night? Help can be delayed, sometimes for nearly an hour, if your house cant be quickly and easily located. TO PREPARE for any possible emergency, you need to be able to give directions to your house by phone just as much as you need the household first aid kit or fire extinguisher. Here are tips on how to get help when it is needed: First locate the nearest major street or highway intersections. Plot the quickest, most direct route to your house from this intersection. Either use a map of the area or, better, drive the DUNN Guests over the weekend at the home of Mr. and M-- s. Raw-liGull were Mr. and Mrs. Jess Headman Mrs Frank Headman and children. Jackie and Norand man. of Soringville: Mr. of Mrs. Kenneth Underwood, Eureka. Mr. and Mrs. EeM Gull and family visited Sunday from Spanish Fork. n Editor route yourself. ACCURATELY note the directions that must be traveled Mrs. Pos Castaeno is spendand the distance, either in miles ing this week at the home of a or in blocks. daughter Mr. and Mrs. James If there are any confusing Oliver in Roosevelt. curves, forks or twists in the road that might confuse a driMr. and Mrs. Charles Cochver, make a special note of rane and daughters Killian and these. Terri Kaye have hpen staying at Make sure street and road the home of Mr. and Mrs. signs in your area are all in Clarence Cochne for two place and legible, that they are months left Sunday evening by the reflective type that can be jet airplane for Aalborg, Denread most easily at night. mark where Mrs. Cochrane and DEVELOP a short, simple but children will visit at the home accurate description of your of her mother Mrs. Viola Bro-be-rg house. If there are any look-alifor a while before joining houses in your neighborher husband at Munich, Gerhood, do a careful count from many. where he will be emthe corner to yours or find anployed for two years or more. other means of identifying it. These directions can be typed Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hamon a card or note paper that mond and daughters Tammie can either be pasted in your and Wendy, of Magna, visited telephone book near the emerTuesdav at the home of Mr. and gency phone numbers or can be Mrs Allen Clark. kept near the telephone. Then, if a emergency nighttime strikes, you can read from the directions that youve prepared, or even wrong directions. without risking giving confusing The 15 minutes, half hour or hour that youll save in time can quite literally save a life. Lets Be Sure Before We Act Dear Editor: In the sudden push for progress many problems have come before the public here in our little town of Grantsville. While many are concentrating on the growth of the town they are failing to question the tactics used by some in this growth. Others that are more concerned seem to get nowhere in finding out just what is really being done here. I am one who is sintherefore I interested, cerely would like a few answers. IN THE FIRST place I would like to know if the citizens of this town actually know if this progress is personal or public. It seems to me that it is taking on more of a personal nature. Just how much personal gain is being made by a few public minded and supposedly public and this inspirited citizens cludes some of our city officials . Recently we have been informed that our water bill is being raised. To raise the water bill is alright if it is necessary, but why is it necessary. It certainly is not necessary for the few extra houses that we have added to our town. HOWEVER, IT may be necessary for added water mains that need to be added for proposed housing to be added in the future, but dont you think, Mr. Public that we ought to find out who the future owners of these proposed housing additions are? Could it be that one of our top ke , o) onneville's 2)uy of the Week Chief Sixth Army Nurse Visits Dugway The Chief Sixth United of the States Army Nurses Corps, Of- fice of the Sixth Army Surgeon General, arrived at Dugway Proving Ground early Thursday morning, Nov. 29, for an orienof the proving tation tour grounds medical facilities. Lieutenant Colonel Mildred I. Clarke arrived at Dugway after Utah touring Fort Douglas, Army Depot, and Tooele Army Depot. She is currently on a tour of the eight state Sixth Army area, heading an effort for more Army nurses. Upon arriving at the post hospital, Lt. Col. Clarke was greeted by the hospital commanding officer, Colonel Carroll S. Svare and Major Ruth Bustraan, Dugway Chief Nurse. Later in the day the visiting nurse met with Colonel Paul R. Cerar, Dugway Commanding Officer. Stressing the need for more Army nurses while at Dugway, Colonel Clarke pointed out the varied opportunities for nurses 1959 Ford Galaxie 500 c door V8, power steering, radio, heater, padded dash and visors, black and white 4 Grantsville News Friday, November 30, 1962 Cruise-o-mati- TOP SHAPE w!k ONLY OFFICERS OF THE 328th General Hospital, US Army Reserve, are inspected in ranks at Fort Douglas, Utah, on the occasion of the units annual I.G. visit on 30 Oct. 1962. Shown are Colonel Paul A. Anson, I.G., 10th U. S. Army Corps, Fort Lawton, Washington, as he queries ist Lt. Robert I. Holladay, of Grantsville, left, and Captain Delbert F. Stokes. U.S. Army Photo through the Army Nurse System in addition to the satisfaction one can obtain through service to the nation. It was noted that due to the recent expansion of the Armed Forces, over 1000 new nurses are needed. Lt. Col. Clarke is a gifted writer on subjects of her chosen profession and has recently had The History of the published Army Nurse in Korea and the Far East from 1945 to the Pre- sent." Her other articles have included The Builders of PubRelations," "You Can Be a Civilian and a Reservist, Too" and The Dynamics of Good Interpersonal Relationships in Operating Room Nursing." In 1956 she wrote The Prayer of the which has since Army Nurse, been adopted as the Corps Creed. lic CONGRATULATIONS TO: Mr. and Mrs Jack Smith on their wedding anniversary on Dec. 2. Late Quail Hunt Scheduled Utahs upland bird seasons came to a close for 1962 at sundown Sunday evening, Nov. 25, with the ending of the quail hunt state-sidthe Department of Fish and Game reminded today. Sportsmen who didnt get their fill of upland bird shooting since first seasons opened across the State last Sept. 1 will have one chance remaining beginning Dec. 22. Once again this year Utahs Fish and Game Com- mission has set a late quail hunting season for the western portion of Washington county. five-ma- Ever notice how the woman with a new hat so often gets a coughing spell in church? city officials is getting a nice foothold on your money? And just why should we have to pay for someone elses profit? We certainly know that there should be enough funds to make the necessary improvements in this town. If there isnt then where are the funds? And how about taking care of our already too small water mains that have-no- t been sufficient to carry the water for quite some time? ANOTHER ITEM that I would like to touch upon is why are we asked to give, not sell, but give to the City, our land for new streets. Why arent some of the already existing streets improved or is there a specific reason why new streets have to be cut in certain areas owned by certain people. I think before vc act too fast we better find out a few answers to some of these questions. And last but not least, I would like to know why the sewer and natural gas, the two things that are so all important to the growth of this town have become an item of desolved interest. A passing subject to touch upon if someone happens to bring the in subject up, but probably reality our most important step towards growth. CAN SOMEONE give me a I would few of these answers. welcome them. 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Choice Tender and Meaty lucerne Quolity ft low Priced gals. tuaOsJ hotf Q p lucerne Delicious gal. OOC Safeway low Price Orange Juice pleasure-gi- ve Or-la- nd m Prettiest pork you ever did see! Glistening pink meat, edged with clear white fat that says to the experienced shopper "Here is truly pork." Our buyers went right to the areas to pick out the very finest of the tender young and we're offering your favorite cuts now at moneyporkers saving prices. (A great time to stock your freezer.) They must cook tender. Ice Lreamso.woy Ice Milk Double your giving Congratulations to the parents baby boys born recentand Mrs. Dean Diderick-son- , Bishop and Mrs. Myron Kimber and Mr. and Mrs. Lusk. Little Mountain Subdivision - See Keith Pedersen; 18 North Main Tooele I mw Cherry Pie Pumpkin Pie LESS FADING. From heavy clothes to sheerest fabrics, colors stay bright and true. White clothes dont yellow because flameiess electric heat is 100T pure. BUILDING INSPECTOR Jack Smith, local businessman and contractor, has been sworn in by Mayor Palmer, to be the new building inspector. He will take over this position immediately due to the illness of Mr. Frankie Broadbent, former building inspector. We went right to Pork Country to bring you finest meat for this sale... Stokely Delicious CLOTHES LAST LONGER. Pure, radiant electric heat is precisely controlled, even and gentle. ..gives clothes the loving care they need for longer life. Mr. Linus Peterson celebrated his 91st birthday recently. His sons and daughter attended a birthday dinner in his honor at his home. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Linda Jean Miller, D. Lynn Wright, Rafaelita Martinez and Larry Mander on Nov. 30. Betty Drake, Gail Christley, Joy Soelberg, and Beverely Anderson on Dec. 1. Sam Geldmacher, Jeane Brown, Mabel Woot- - rence, Mary Johansen ton, Philo Allen and John D. Brent Rupp on Dec. 3. Anderson on Dec. 2. : n Frozen Foods SAVES HER STEPS, because it can be installed anywhere kitchen, laundry, bedroom, basement, or garage. , The Vern Fawson family attended the Homecoming at Dixie College last week and reported having had a wonderful time. choice locations available Rambler, Split Levels, Early American Three Pound Average... Surprise her with a flatncless electric clothes dryer. Youll ill. NEW HOUSES FOR SALE! Pork give her these and many other advantages of an electric dryer: Mumps, mumps, whose got the mumps? It seems as if every family in town has been affected by this epidemic. And not only the youngsters are going through the miseries, but parents as well. Gerald Jones, Seminary teacher, Aria Fidler and Shirley are three of the adults who have had, or are now having the mumps. We wish a speedy recovery to all who are of three ly: Mr. y Give her something new -- something shell enjoy for many Christmases to come! 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