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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD continues through October 13. It will be as usual widely observed nationally and in Utah. One of the most important observances in Utah- will be direct fire prevention action by members of paid and volunteer fire departments. Many of these departments will take the fire safety message to homes and business establishments hrough personal visits. This personal visitation program is not confined in all cases to, Fire Prevention Week. Some departments carry out the program over a period of several weeks at this time of the year, when fire precaution is so important because of the approaching winter season with its increased hazards. Some departments carry out the program all year long. . Use of radio communication between the fire alarm office and fire trucks has simplified the home and business inspection d truck can be taken out into the program. The neighborhood, or business with all members of the crew except the driver making home visits, and fire inspections where occupants desire. With the truck in constant radio communication with headquarters it is never out of service while this fire prevention work is being carried on. If there is an alarm the driver sounds the truck siren, the crew quickly reponds and the truck is on its way. But the truck will be on its way to a fire less often because of the inspection program. In city after city where this program has been carried on fires and losses have been sharply reduced. Fire Prevention Week is a good time for encouraging home and businessfire safety inspection. Paid and volunteer fire departments can and should take the lead in this work, but citizens must do their part by welcoming fire safety counsel and maintaining fire safe premises throughout the year. PUBLISHED THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK Thursday, October 11, 1956 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $1.75 - 6 Months $1.00 - 3 Months Payable In Advance Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office at Duchesne, Utah CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT, Editor and Publisher Mrs. Weston Bates, Office Manager $3.00 - NATIONAL Mr. and Mrs. Dean Powell, Mrs. Rachel Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brady and Mr. and Mrs. Berthell Mayhew attended conference Sunday afternoon and Sunday school conference that evening. They represented the Duchesne Sunday school stake. DOES PARENTAL RESPONSIBILITY ENTER INTO SCHOOL ROOM ? Does parental responsibility end when our children enter the doors of our schools, or when they otherwise participate in school activity? It is true that we place our trust and confidence in those who teach and supervise them; we expect these trained persons not only to teach them, but also to instil in them discipline, respect for authority and school them in the principles of conduct that we expect them to display in all other places. But, shouLd we not be with our youngsters, in spirit and in body when they are called upon to provide or to participate in social and athletic functions during and outside schools? Is there any standard by which we may say it's the teachers job to supervise and to instruct in every matter of healthful student life? If the student disregards the authority we place in his teacher, or if his group makes a decision contrary to the best interests of many of his fellow students, then it certainly is time for both the teacher and the parent to meet completely their twin responsibiliies. 'The actions of a boy or girl on their way to or from a school function are, of cource, beyond immediate control. Those things are truly moral matters. But if the parents, as parents and as supporters of our public schools, exercise their responsibilities and their rights at ALL times, and temper it with wise and loving counsel to their children in all matters, then another great step has been taken toward a richer harvest from the field of education. THIS IS FIRE PREVENTION WEEK IN UTAH While the prevention of fire must be a year-aroutask, it is well that one week each year is particularly designated as Fire Prevention Week. It focuses public attention on the need for fire safety effort. It gives a special opportunity to editorial writers, publicists, commentators, safety organizations and fire departments to drive home the message that life and propery can be saved through intelligent fire prevention effort. Fire Prevention Week begins this Sunday, October 7, and nd DONT PUT UP WITH THAT OLD COAL STOVE When You Can Have A New, Modern Heating Plant With K E n M A T I c The Poor Mans Luxury No Down Payment Payments As Low As $14.00 A Month JAMES E. BACON Phone 103 YOUR CATTLE TO OUR ANNUAL CONSIGN FEEDER CATTLE 30 UINTA SALES DM) RU RA ' DELIVERY Thursday, October 18th By William Case Duchesne Postmaster AND If you happen to be one of the patrons in the Duchesne area who has a post office box at the post office where you pick up your mail this item is for you: d A man from Mishas souri, recently apprehended, admitted robbing post office boxes in at least five state of thousands of dollars in checks. His method was to make regular visits to the lobbies of various post offices and try to open all the post office boxes. A large number of ITS Roosevelt, Utah COLUMBUS DAY Hundred SALE STARTS AT 10:00 A.M ROOSEVELT, UTAH These Sales Will Consist Of 1,000 to 1,500 Head Of Choice Calves - Yearling Steers and Heifers Fat and Feeder Calves CATTLE TO BE SOLD ARE UINTAH BASIN CATTLE WITH AN ESTABLISHED REPUTATION AMONG FEEDERS OVER THE YEARS Plus Our Regular Sales -- 10:00 a.m. . ROY HOME For Further Information TO PHONE 224 Ninety-Tw- o Columbus sailed the ocean blue; And if he hadnt, what a fix Wed be in In Fifty-Si- - c o - - ..the - Saturday Call Phone 307 DD FIRST SECURITY. and In Fourteen t Thursday, November 8th A DAY OFF every other Sdn-da- y for the bosses and their help at the Frontier Grill and Steve & Neds Cafes in Roosevelt. Imagine it, once every other Sunday from now until about May 1. Gordon Harmston and Steve Bellon can If the cafe business sleep in! is a profitable one I, for one, wont take time out to envy these servants of the public for the few sheckles they might make feeding persons had negelected to the roving public. make certain that their boxes were - - c o - securely locked after they had their mail. As a result, the There was a time when a gotten theif had no difficulty in stealing fool and his money were soon numerous checks. to Now it happens parted. We hope no one will try this everybody! stunt at the Duchesne Post Office, - - c o - but we would caution all box We' holders to double check their boxGOVERNOR IS TEMPTED! es to make sure they are securely have all noticed by the daily press locked before leaving the office. the past few days that Governor We find boxes every day Lee is being tempted to bolt the that are many carelesly left open with he has which Republican Party, mail exposed. pledged to support, and become As a convenience to post office an independent candidate for gov- box holders, the lobby of the post I never have . . Although ernor. office is every day from been a supporter of the governor 6:30 a.m. toopen 10:00 p.m. at the polls, I have known him Love Letters a long time as a personal friend, Did you know that in Veneand for the sake of a lot of his I zuela the Post Office accepts love loyal friends and supporters, letters at half the usual first-clas- s to the heed not hope he does rate, provided they are placed in temptors, but will get behind his own party and elminate embarr- special bright red envelopes? If assment for those good friends the same regulation were in effect who are also loyal party workers here there probably would be a colorful collection of missives on both sides. passing through the post office. .... II L much-travele- 0 family of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Odekirk and children and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Odekirk of Kearns and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Madsen of Roosevelt gathered at the Ernest Odekirk home over weekend for a visit. Families who attended conference over the weekend in Salt Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Moon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Moon and family, Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Young and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Barker and family. fully-manne- EDITORIAL S T Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Kerr and DEAN TODD for Evorybodyl Bank x. YOU ARE OBLIGATED Time is slipping rapidly away less than four, weeks from- now the big general election will be over, and a lot of peole will be elected to office. . . . The big question, as I see it, is did you help elect those Remember, you cant people? vote, unless youre registered. . . Three More Days To Register October, 16, 30 and 31. . . .ALSO, Remember, You Cant Vote, If You Are Not Registered! - - c o - f .... MY NEIGHBORS tha tamfarti af boating at maxing law tart. Inlay to vote for our but I dont see aH Mana automatic hus-sai- d pocket-boo- k, My Vu edra heave SAVINGS PLANS IN ONE ACCOUNT at First Security Bank it listed here! - 30 - Meeting Notice Q UESTION: What is the difference between Standard Bank Savings? NSWER: Practically none except the feature of Twin S Savings. Both earn guaranteed bank interest paid twice a year. Both permit making deposits or withdrawals as you please. Both can be consolidated in a single account, if you wish. Or you can have a choice of either plan. In both plans each depositor's account is insured up to $10,000. Notice is hereby given that the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for November will be held at Duchesne, Utah, November 13 instead of November 6. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISIONERS By: Porter L. Merrell, County Clerk Published Oct. 11, 1956. Notice For Bids Bids will be opened Tuesday, November 13, at 10:00 a.m. in the Commissioners Board Room at the Courthouse in Duchesne, Utah, for any or all the property described below: Lot 1, Block 14, Plat Lots Block Lots Block Block Lots NE'4 NW'4, Sec. 15, Township 2 South, Range 1 West S'i, Lot 3, Block The County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Bids should be mailed or delivered to the County Clerk at Duchesne, Utah. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS By: Porter L. Merrell, County Clerk Published Oct. 11, 1956. 3-- 4, Hi Twin $ Savings and double-your-mon- in Twin $ Savings amount of your account doubles in the event rf deefh $100 becomes $200 $500 becomes SI ,000 $1,000 becomes $2,000 There il no expense for the protection. The only cost U 50 cents per $100 a year from age 1 through 44. $1 per $100 from age 45 to 60. This slight cost is deducted from the good bank interest your money earn. You cant buy this protection at such low cost elsewhere. 1vin $ Savings is available exclusively at First Security Bank for children, men and women age 1 through 55. Twin $ Savings remain operative to age 60. Each member of your family may have Twin $ protection up to $1,000, There i no red tape just a very short application form to fill out containing your statement of good health. You can't afford to dlay. Opn your account today. et double-your-mon- r- - - HmlimOlmtrtrtrtrt,MA. Hr WUytartrtUMi.N.A. T rrj f M ti fodrol Dtpotit Iniuronct CcrpontWa V ) |
