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Show I 4 IS To Prevent Fire a time in the land of learning across the street there was a newspaper, known as the Student Prints. The Student Prints was born Once never-nev- Wildfires dont just happen, are caused. That timely reminder is given by Jack W. Herring, extension agent, Utah State University in Sanpete County. This year he is cooperthey ating with the Utah Cooperative Fire Fighters Association in wildland fire prevention. He pointed out that fire dan ger mounts as thousands of Utahs hunters begin tramping through the wooded areas. He said, ' Unless we hunters are careful we may unwittingly cause destructive forest fires. The woods are usually dry this time of year. With relatively infreauent storms, the grass and other fine fuels become Western Electrics Kathryn Elliot feeds coins BEEP TESTER extremely flammable and conBell System coin telephones and listens for for into a component tribute to a high fire risk. beeps and tests for the rejection of counterfeit money. need to be particularly careful with open fires. That We means keeping our campfires small and in safe places, not leaving campfires unattended (which is both dangerous and against the law) and making sure that when fires are put dead-ou- t. 10, 1968 Student Prints Exposed All Types News Hunters Urged To Use Care out they are THURSDAY, OCTOBER THE EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE. EPHRAIM. UTAH PAGE TYVO Coin Telephones Require Checkout Before Service How smart does a phone have to be? Pretty smart if its a mentioned coin telephone. According to Dick Young, sales manager for Mountain States Telephone of Company, Utah has more than 2,600 public phones plus additional portable units which are Smokers too need to remember that fires do start from carelessly discarded set up for large crowds. matches and cigarettes. This highlights the importance of being careful to smoke in safe places and crush cigarette butts into mineral soil, making certain they are extinguished. rugged and accurate so the public gets the service it pays for. The health and honesty ofeach phone is checked before it goes into service. Like a healthy baby, the coin phone should make noises. It rings and, of voice course, reproduces sounds it also should beep after being fed. The beeps come from the phones electronic accountant called a totalizer, and they signal whether nickels, dimes or quarters have been used. The totalizer is examined un- He Castle Cafe and Pizza Palace For a ' fire-sahunting season, hunters are urged to take to heart the often repeated statement of Smokey who reminds, Only you can prevent forest fires! - fe Block East of Bank 1 Pizza - Sandwiches Dinners Ephraim that the demand for public phones in Utah has steadily increased since 1963. No phone is "vandal-probut Western Electric, manufacturing and supply unit of the Bell System, tries to make them 283-99- der a jewelers magnifying glass for imperfections. If it passes scrutiny. Western Elec-remployees further test it ic by dropping coins through it while listening to its beeps with earphones. At the same time they check an oscilloscope to see that the duration of each beep meets a tolerance of a few thousandths of a second. All told, the totalizer gets 35 separate tests. The totalizer is not the only extra in the coin phone. There is also the chute through which coins drop from the single slot at the top of the instrument. and electric By magnetic the chute means, separates coins of different value and rejects counterfeit coins. HUGLET Black Textured Irish Oats Textured upon er September 4, 1946 in a journalism class at Manti High School, but it didnt live to be even as old as Sleeping Beauty before she slept. One day the Student Prints pricked its finger over cost (5 cents per copy) and was put to sleep to be awakened later, without charge, as the Templar Trumpet. While the Student Prints was awake, it was edited by Hazel Johnson, who was assisted by Richard Hill, associate editor; Barbara Parry, business man-ave- r, and Glen Jorgenson, associate business manager, with Albert Antrei teaching the cubs. And when the Student Prints was awake, it was very much awake, printing news its successor wouldnt touch with rubber gloves. Even the most daring correspondent for todays newspapers would shudder at some of the notes that went in the away some dark and sinister night? Could that be?-Co- uld be! From all reports, Stanley was last seen heading East with his brother, Elbert An expert detective found a road map left at the Simmons residence, which had been doodled on. Circles were drawn around Nauvoo, - ington, D.C., andNewYorkCity. FBI agents have been placed at each place to pick up any suspicious, homesick looking boy, so we hope to see Stanley soon and hear from him all the details of his wanderlust. Discouraged and disillusioned, Gary Peterson asked Mr. Young, Well, what is geome ry, anyhow? "It teaches one to move in the best circles, said the professor. Its here now! The greatest pen ever invented. Writes Writes Writes -and Writes. It writes 1 5 years without refilling. Throw your school - - Buy a Reynolds away! Rocket Pen or let your folks get one for your birthday or Christmas. Only $3.85 at El- With a chilling breeze blowfrom the southwest the student spectators of Manti and ing up SILLY SOPHS SLAY FLUNKY FROSH The freshman initiations this year were the best this Manti High School has seen in a long time . . . The new official wolf gal, straight from Lil Abner is Marilyn Keller, and Ephraim huddled together on the bleachers to watch Manti take a 7 victory from Eph9-- raim. THIRD INNING - Ephraim Jacobson Hied out to Bailey. R. Stubbs struck out. in the course of events she Glen Stubbs drove a home run school paper. had to choose the over Baileys head. Giles stopman in the high school. She ped Christensens hard line They went like this: SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 did an excellent job of pickdrive and threw him out at first. Welcome to dear old Manti ing (Principal) Johnson. 1 run, 1 hit, no errors. High School, Freshies! Were Manti Stott singled to left. glad to see you all here with Braithwaite forces Stott. R. Stubbs to Carver. Braithwaite your feces shining and your mouths wide open. D. N. thinks that Ts light stole second and went to TATTLE TALES: is really some stuff, so they third on Glen Stubbs error. Got any dirt? (Dirty laugh-he- h! had a big row over who was G. Lund batted for D. Wintch Heh!) Would you like to going to take her to the Friand was thrown out R. Stubbs embarrass your best friend, day night dance in Ephraim. to Parks. Braithwaite scored on make folks hate you, alienate In case no one heard about the play. Giles singled to left folks? Good! Write it on a it, the girl was C. D., and to center. Hill forced Giles, Carpiece of dirty old paper and settle the battle, she went stag. ver to R. Stubbs. 1 run, 2 put it in Mr. Antreis clutching All evening, T. and D. N. kept hits, 1 error. hands. Our gestapo will procutting in on C. D. At last FOURTH INNING tect you. Your name will not D. C. W. could stand it no Ephraim A llred struck out. be mentioned. Well dig the longer, and he asked C. to go Grant Stubbs walked. Parks home with him. She accepted. hole you throw the dirt. singled to center and went to Exercise your freedom ofthe This made T. and D. N. really second on Baileys error. Grant press! best-looki- ng - - - Deerslayers, Attention! Dont be caught napping in an old ragged sleeping bag! Keep your a tent! Do social standing-u- se it the right way at Rite Way-Drt-ing W goods, camping equip-len- t. first. D. G. Lund DON V. TIBBS There is TO HEAD BURTON DRIVE point about a industrial development we it is just as neces- mind sary to the future of Utah's rural areas as it is to the population centers. doing two things to help spur rural industry: First, we are seeking industry that needs the manpower and resources our rural communities provide. Second, we are bringing more tourists to Utah which spurs local expansion and We are private business development. Both programs are successful. The residents of Kanab, Cedar City, Fillmore, Scipio and Centerville can all report new businesses. And restaurants, motel owners and gasoline companies know full well of the increase in tourist trade. Both programs are vital to a strong state economy and must be continued if we are to successfully do this job of making Utah a good place work and to live, make ymoney. RAM ETON G0VERNQ!S PAID Bt 1HE RE ELECT RAMP ION COMMITTEE 6V ED FIRMAGE Rep. Laurence J. Burton this week announced the appointment of Don V. Tibbs of Manti as of chairman for the BurJ. Laurence Congressman ton as representative of Utahs First Congressional District. In making the announcement. Rep. Burton stated that he recognized the important role the citizens of Sanpete County play in making a major contribution to the Utah economic and cultural well being. Burton, seeking his fourth term as Utahs First District Congressman, is still in Washington where Congress is in session, but will be in Sanpete County before November to meet his constituents. Responding to the assignment of working in behalf of Rep. Burton, Mr. Tibbs issued a statement: Laurence Burton is a good congressman and it is an honor to be asked to work for him. I am certain that the citizens of Sanpete County join me in thanking him for the outstanding job he is doing for all of us in Washington, and we intend to work just as hard for him in Sanpete County. Coon MlmT 1 d3 hoik OCTOBER 9, 1946 EVERYBODY IS REGISTERED BUT KILROY AND HE - m famous WAS HERE Has anyone seen Kilroy? A deep feeling of disappointment came over the school last week, as the name of Jimmie Kilroy was scratched from the roll in Mr. Youngs room. It was hard to see him go, but we will always remember -- Kilroy was here. struck out. should always keep in NOVEMBER 6, 1946 was thrown Lund singled to left scoring C. Wintch and Davis when Sudweeks let the ball on Braithwaite. ink liotts Pharmacy. first base. Bailey out, Carver to Parks. C. Wintch went to second on the play. Glen Stubbs fumbled Davis grounder and Davis was safe go through him for his third error. Stott doubled along the left field foul line scoring D. Lund. R. Stubbs threw out OCTOBER 23, 1946 I1L, Palmyra, NewYork, Wash- Improvements are continually being made in coin teleYoung said. phone service, Western Electric is nowputting a new model of the coin phone through testing. It has twelve buttons for Touch-Ton- e calling. In addition to ten numbers there LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN! The honorable Stanley Simand are two buttons marked for use in a computerized mons has vanished. Is he lost? Could that be? Was he stolen world. MANTI mad, so they invited our hero Stubbs went to third. Sudweeks to go outside with them for a struck out. Giles threw out few minutes. C. W. stepped Carver. in, just in the nick of time, No runs, 1 hit, 1 error. so D. C. W. was saved the C. Wintch was safe Manti trouble of showing them just when Parks took his foot off where they stood. i APPLIANCES.! -- CKkj(b!MIji!n UflwrfigM IFireeseffo 1 AS LOW AS ATTENTION ALL REGISTERED VOTERS: WT GUARANTEE ON COMPRESSOR In conformity with State Statute, Clyde L. Miller, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, has qualified the following Initiative Petition to be placed on the November 5th, 1968 General Election Ballot. AN ACT RELATING TO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; AMENDING THE LIQUOR CONTROL ACT BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER 9 TO TITLE 32, UTAH CODE ANNOTATED 1953, TO BE KNOWN AS THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES CONTROL ACT OF 1968; PROVIDING FOR THE SALE AND DISPENSING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BY THE INDIVIDUAL DRINK ON LICENSED PREMISES BY LICENSEES REGULATED AND CONTROLLED BY APPROPRIATE AUTHORITY; PROVIDING FOR LICENSING OF HOTELS, RESORT HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND CLUBS; SETTING FORTH THE QUALIFICATIONS OF LICENSEES AND THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH LICENSES ARE TO BE ISSUED, RENEWED, REISSUED, SUSPENDED AND CANCELLED; PROHIBITING THE SALE OR DISPENSING BY LICENSEES OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TO AND THE POSSESSION, PURCHASE OR CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BY PERSONS UNDER TWENTY-ONYEARS OF AGE; PROHIBITING THE SALE OR DISPENSING OF LIQUOR BY THE PACKAGE OR BOTTLE BY LICENSEES AND CLUBS AND THE CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR FROM ANY PACKAGE OR BOTTLE IN E LIQUOR INITIATIVE PETITION ANY UNLICENSED CLUB OR PUBLIC PLACE AND CONTAINING OTHER PROHIBITIONS ON THE STORSALE, DISPENSING, TRANSPORTATION, AGE, PURCHASE AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; RESTRICTING THE LOCKER CLUB SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT OF ALL STATE AND LOCAL LIQUOR LAWS BY ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS; PROVIDING FOR PROHIBITION OF THE SALE OR DISPENSING OF LIQUOR BY LICENSEES IN LOCALITIES WHICH VOTE TO DO SO; AMENDING SECTIONS UTAH CODE ANNOTATED 1953, UTAH CODE AND REPEALING SECTIONS UTAH CODE ANNOANNOTATED 1953, TATED 1953, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 25, LAWS UTAH OF UTAH 1955, CODE ANNOTATED 1953, AS ENACTED BY CHAPAND TER 25, LAWS OF UTAH 1955, UTAH CODE ANNOTATED 1953, SECTION UTAH CODE ANNOTATED 1953, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTER 26, LAWS OF UTAH 1967 AND SECTIONS UTAH CODE ANNOAND TATED 1953. PERMANENT PRESS Automatic WasUnei? k CLYDE L. MILLER Secretary of Electors desiring to vote Q for the proposed Act shall place a cross within the square following the word For and those desiring to vote against shall place a cross within the square following the word Against. 3 wash temperature selections, filter and many more features. only FOR w AGAINST oven and drawer. irally 4 A RANGE n. With dock , timer, large, easy-clea- n 32-1-- An Act providing for control and limited licensing of qualified restaurants, hotels and private clubs for sale of liquor by the drink and providing for local option prohibiting the same; prohibiting consumption of liquor in public facilities except liquor purchased by the drink from licensees, providof certain acts of local authorities and the Liquor Control ing for Commission; authorizing supplemental state and local regulation, requiring public officers to enforce all liquor laws and providing funds therefor from license fees; prohibiting undesirable practices including sale of liquor to minors; and providing for license revocation and penalties for violations. court-revie- Fully Automatic 30-i- I Manti Home Supply Where Service Counts State Telephone 835 - 2361 Half Block West of Bank, Manti k |