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A fue wdl M art fttry C4ftly on the crevote butid tip and is very turd to pul out. All other electrical ap- hf Kd onff if flriArt they are tn ywi ref. Morale of flammable lifoidt Central Hrvii tho-ft- ij MJe tfrm MIDDLE MEN should be kept stored 0) a safe can. tn a cool pine out of the ttOfth of chdJtcn, it. iIVa trw Inadrfs far oiy?vift thii year art to r) Nirvtn vtor ffpilrfit; Rohrrt Fcrprao, plrtiftlrnt; and Nancy Kotrm, mxtxtary. ttcU-atrc- 1 atop, u CM-ccjst- Ardtiftfttoto1clifniu!e fu tu.tfd in iht iKwe util N fJtn A U he rim h. Van IK U The wfe of it IXk 0 1 he "Learn Not To Thit fim cfealt iih MdU preceni fire from in jrour home before (hey happen. Information Burn. hap-r-rn- m con-cetm- ni tfl nuke deiccior he patted oul. leutng you I now how many 10 have in your home and the proper pfacemcnl for ihcm. fK'.jm 'ti.,? v y 4;- THE Kaytvilie fire chief lame J. Dolton, with CMord Sage and Don Howard as the attt ttant chief. They run the fire department of 29 volun- teers. The fire station is a modem building with two first line pumpers and a command truck that answers all fire calls for the cities of Kays-vill- e and Fruit Heights and the surrounding unincorporated areas west of Kaysville. There are two grass trucks which are held in reserve for the smaller fires and also a reserve engine and a tanker holding a thousand gallons of water. THE VOLUNTEERS of the fire department are trained once a week at the station for two hours at a time. They are trained to put out the fire quickly and with as little water damage as is possible. The fire fighters are also trained in the proper methods of salvage and - i'ft By DEBBIE CEORGE Presenting... the Davis High musical production's class in Its going to Brigadoon! be the best production weve ever done, -!?c liminary budget would show a 14 percent increase including ''nearly $20,000 more for books. ,.t THE preliminary budget was' reviewed by the library !:' board last week but a special 7S" meeting of the board may be ; hdcessary to approve the final v! '' budget to meet the county au-ditor Oct. 5 deadline, Library Director Jeanne Layton said. '" j n- the 'u'-- n; ' BIGGEST need is in the area of books, she said, noting that a $300 decrease in .non-pri- 'Mfroiti ; " nt items budget, $2,800 to $2,500, was largely because of previous and lack of space to greatly expand it. That would - inchide records, filmstrips and v pictures. She said requests are received for 16 and 8 milimeter films but the library has not ' provided that service because f was felt necessary to first Winkle, Terry to all ages. years ifly flV actual bagpipers and will This v?, f? V be held in the Davis High ditorium on Nov. 2 at 7 tail 20-2- production will V' j p.m. J ji states director Miss Sjoblom. THE PLAY centers around a Scottish city that appears only once every century and the two American hunters who 'accidently discover it. It has a great storyline with plenty of music, dancing, adventure and a love story. It will feature Beviews Budget FARMINGTON The bsTpayis County Librarys pre- S BRIGADOON Davis Highs musical production class has been busy with the production Brigadoon" and cast members include: David Johnson, Spencer Degraw, Clark Deann Hirchey, Anderson, Gregg Davis Library Board rV.V 4 773-497- 6 Charles McCoombs was recently sustained as a counselor in the Layton 28th LDS Ward bishopric. Mrs. Juanita Larsens fourth grade class at Crestview Elementary School recently held a fair in their room. Thirty students brought animals, col- lections and products from their gardens to share with the other members of the class. Most of the students at Crest-viehad the opportunity to w build an adequate book collection. THE BOARD also received a list of construction and repair related items for consideration although no action was asked. It listed future needs not included in the proposed budget. They included $10,000 for a microfilm reader, printer and storage. That would be used to mic-rofil- m newspapers and periodicals. A $25,000 fee was listed for book aquisition for initial phase of development of a new branch collection of 3,500 volumes. REMODELING OF By DONETA M. GATHERUM the South Branch in Bountiful was estimated at $50,000 and would include redesigning the stairs and auditorium division and other modifications. The basement area was used as the Golden Years Senior Citizens Center until about D2 years ago. Future plans have called for its use as a childrens library. view the exhibits. Adults and youth leaders involved in the Boy Scouts of America program traveled to Camp Woodland near Porterville to hold a scouters rendezvous and a show and do program. The program was designed to train leaders to run a more effective scouting program. It was held last Saturday. ; The Charles Turner family spent last week in California and attended the funeral for Mrs. Turners mother. Mrs. Val J. (LouAnn) and her small son were the guests of honor at a baby shower given by neighbors of the Helquists last Saturday. Don R. Thomson was one of the speakers Saturday at the funeral for his uncle, Don Thomson. The funeral was held in Bountiful. Hel-qui- st Kaysville Steven and Pat Graves re- cently celebrated their 31st wedding anniversary, and en- joyed a ride on the Heber Creeper and dinner at the Storyland At Library Storyland at the Kaysville City Library begins Friday, Oct. 3, at 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Children ages 5 will be told stories just for them. 2-- THEY WILL hear stories from books that are in the library. The goal of the program is to intoduce children to a new friend, a book, and let their own imaginations carry them to fun, and new places. Storyland is free, np Homestead to celebrate with Mike and Dee Birch and Lois Melchoir. The Melchoirs celebrated their 6th wedding , anniversary on the 26th with a cake and ice cream party at the Graves home, Movie At Library The Monday Night at the Movies at the Kaysville City Library features a comedy in a haunted cottage and is coming Oct. 6. SEVEN P.M. is the time, and the movie is free. 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Alien Jameson, parade and (right) Mike Barfuss, Captain, Bountiful Fire Department. |