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Show Orem-Geneva Times September 12, 1974 Tomatoes For Sole do it he said. The outer, plastic protective covering of cable is often damaged dam-aged in the fall but the trouble does not show up until winter when water gets into the cable, shorting out telephone service. Many shooting incidents occur in remote mountain areas that are almost inaccessible for repair during winter months. "We are asking hunters to help protect the phone service of their neighbors by not shooting shoot-ing at wild game on or near telephone lines Hymas concluded. con-cluded. The willful damage of transmission trans-mission lines is a violation of Utah Statutes punishable by a fine of up to $299 andor six months in jail. You Pick Them $3.00 per bushel Pftone 224-1044 Amtrak)s Cyclists Struck In Mishap two Provo boys were struck by a car while riding a motorcycle motor-cycle near 800 S. and 800 E. inOrem. Glen Tuttle was riding a motorcycle with his friend Robert Thurston on the back when a car pulled in front of them, driven by Lynne Nelson, 7750 S. Village Lane. The boys could not stop in time, and they ran into the car. i ; y ii i ' . i f ' i' V I 'i. ' I I ' ,- , s f f ) ' ' , ' " m Sharp m 39" v f'vX lib 0 RW f m STORE HOURS: SPHI!IGILL1 S A.M. TILL 10 P.M. EVERY DAY Play . 0f!M 8 A.M. TILL 12 P.M. EVERY DAY 8 A.M. TILL 10 P.M. EVERY UAT yi 0U g OP PACK .... TUBE TUBES 24-OZ. BOTTLE KiMBIES KIMBIES 5 iOHi F'OJR LizSS it Pocket Calculators 95 95 Bosk Models hom$995 irrfr'i? UTAH w m si. m OFFICE SUPPLY CO 748 5oufi Sfofe Oreo, Utah if -y 7 'A ' "if s v Hunters shooting wires have caused a great deal of trouble for the telephone company. Mountain Bell urges these hunters hun-ters to show more caution. Mountain Bell Asks Favor Of Shooters Mountain Bell today asked hunters to avoid shooting at doves or other birds on or near aerial telephone lines. Shooters annually interrupt hundreds of telephone conversations conver-sations and sometimes isolate entire communities in Utah by hitting overhead lines. Mountain Bell Exchange Manager W. Merrill Hymas said shotgun pellets, .22 shells as well as high power rifle lead can easily penetrate the protective pro-tective sheathing, cutting the small transmission wires inside. in-side. "We've had some communities communi-ties isolated because someone shot through aerial telephone lines or used glass insulators for target practice," Hymas said. A broken insulator allows the wires to touch the cross-arms on poles causing poor voice transmission or complete service ser-vice outages during stormy weather. He pointed out that many people in rural communities depend de-pend on the telephone to summon sum-mon emergency services from neighboring cities. Hunters also rely on the phone for help when shooting accidents occur. 'Those who shoot at telephone tele-phone lines or insulators don't realize the hazard and inconvenience incon-venience they create for families fami-lies whose telephone service is cut off. I don't believe they know that someone's phone will go dead when they hit an aerial lineotherwise they wouldn't FOR RESERVATIONS. TICKETS and INFORMATION Call TOUR WEST TRAVEL Orem 225-7600 Your Authorized Agent SAN FRANCISCO HOLIDAY - LAKE TAHOE HOLIDAY - 127.9S $134i 3 days 2 nights Includes: Rt Rail Fare Hotel Accommodations Rent-A-Car Special Rates Sightseeing Premium Dining 4 days - 3 nights Includes: Rt Rail Fare Rent-A-Car Hotel Accommodations TOUR WEST TRAVEL 270 South State - Orem Ph. 225-7600 POUND PKG. MRS. FILBERT'S MARGARINE IP t jWHfTfc KING!) 1 WHITE KING l ' FAMILY SIZE 59 iz-oz. CAN SPAM LUNCHEON MEAT S&& EGGS DOZEN GRADE Un)j T FRISKIES DOG FOOD SAUCE OR CUBES 89 25-lb. Bag St' a HUNT'S KETCHUP a m BOTTLE FOR Iv4 PILLSBURY'S f AK F MIX 4 vniih A PKG. 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