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Show tlmi bred 9 m - t4 Thursday, October 2. 1980 Reseeding. projects are currently nearing completion on the Uinta National Forest in an effort to restore areas damaged by vehicles. W. Kent Traveller, assistant of ranger Grove Pleasant Ranger District, said officials are concerned that people have just been taking off in all directions for hunting and other recreational purposes. Pae Alpine Printing off-roa- d IS NOW THE After the reseeding projects are concluded, officials plan to crackdown drive and on recreation vehicle travel off designated forest roads. About of miles 30 nonsystem roads and jeep trails on the Pleasant Grove Ranger District are being closed in the area of the Squaw Peak Trail in Provo H. Paul said Canyon, Skabelund, forest hydro- TRI-CIT- Y AREA'S COPY CENTER four-whe- Photo Copies Genealogical logist Viewing an area of the upper clay pit area east of Skabelund Provo, said, "three years ago we came into this area and closed and reseeded the roads. Now there are five new roads that are heavily grooved into the mountainside." It was thought at that Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Mon. thru Fri. for your convenience plowing, reseeding and posting the would areas for do the job. Instead, signs were taken down "faster than we could put them up, and (they) continued to travel wherever they wanted," Skabelund said. "This time there is going to be some forest service some and patroling citations issued for those who violate the closure order," he said. in the Included restoration project is the use of heavy bulldozers to plow up the road damage. The area is then drilled and seeded so it can be restored to its natural state. Water bars are constructed along the damaged f waters trails to earn avwMrom the previous trail from up by d Skabelund, forest hydrologist, H. and W. Grove Ranger District. Road has been cut vehicles in area above Sherwood Hills east of Provo. Sr. Citizens Clinic Flu shots will be given to Lehi Senior Citizens Oct. 10. The clinic will start at 1 p.m. and continue until all that are present have been served. It will be held in the basement of the Memorial Building. The shots will be $2.00 each no checks please. AF Canyon The area Mary-Elle- n American in Road Closed Mining Fork from blasting accidents and insure the safety of to Canyon is closed to hunting of because mining anyone narrow operations. The no hunting order was necessitated in large mining trucks will be traveling the roads in the order to protect hunters Newspaper To driving canyon on roads the as area. Co-spons- or Candidate Discussion North Utah County citizens will have an opportunity to become better acquainted with candidates running for office in the Nov. 4 elections at a "Meet Your Candidates" night to be held Thursday evening, October 16 at the American Fork High School auditorium. This meeting is of the the under held being Fork Citizen, Lehi Free Press, Grove Pleasant Review, American Fork Lehi of Women, as well Association Utah Region American as other organizations in Utah County. and All senatorial, gubernatorial, congressional candidates have been invited and all will be represented at the meeting. The format of the meeting will be a 10 minute presentation by each candidate after which the audience will be allowed 15 minutes to question each group of candidates. Eileen Peterson, president of the sponsoring region of the Utah Association of Women and Ken Harvey, publisher and editor of the three sponsoring local newspapers each felt that, "This will be an to hear each excellent opportunity candidate and make that final decision before voting so that Our votes will be truly intelligently cast." 510 Copier the same people who make the camera 0 Copies as good, if not better non-trav- middle of roadway is examined by Paul Kent Traveller, assistant ranger on the Pleasant RUT in MINOLTA EP Featuring: that time (B Business Personal than the original, o Up to 11" x 17" copies For all Alpine Printing Co. of your printing needs Come to 32 West Main, Phone 768-969- 6 run-of- beo?"""" Pointing to areas where gullies have been cut more than two feet deep by tire erosion and damage, said, "When the trail gets so bad they can't travel on it, they just bypass the bad spots and build themselves another trail." Most of the restoration Traveller currently underway is on to roads the adjacent Trail above Peak and Squaw the Sherwood Hills area east of Provo. sxdktiks cuff si sOScdcb Mr 3 mmmmmmmmmm mmmmi s Hatch Urges Use of Am. Steel For Construction MX amendment An BY TOM GRIFFITHS Authorization . part of that improvement program. If an undisciplined child at home goes to school it's an impossible task for a teacher to discipline him or even teach him. remember one occasion when I was in grade school I had been acting up in class and Mister Phillips, the teacher, had given me a couple of whacks across the palm of my hand with a cane, raising a small blister. After school when dad came home from work I put on a big of a show for him. I showed him my injured hand and told him what a cruel man Mr. Phillips was. He took my hand in his and looked at it closely. "Aye now," he said, "there is a bit of a blister." I chuckled a bit inside and thought that Mr. Phillips was going to be in real trouble. Then dad said to me, "and now son, you are telling me why your teacher rapped you with the caner.' I couldn't lie to my dad so I had to confess that all I did was dip Margie Jones pig tail in the ink well. Fathers can be cruel and lack understanding, for he said to me, "If this happens again I'll put a blister on your other hand." Dear old Mr. Phillips, what a teacher he was. Ha had been in the army and knew the meaning of discipline. There was one occasion when I was a bit smart in class and he called me up to the front before the other students. Then he put his fist under my nose and said, "Tom, you are getting a bit big for the cane, I may have to use this I on you." Aye now, and that fist looked as big as a football. It took some of the smartness out of me. From these incidents you would think that Mr. Phillips was some kind of a tyrant. Far from it. He was the finest teacher I ever knew. In his class we learned. There was no nonsense, yet he was one of the kindest and human of men. I was in his class when my mother died. The day I returned to school, he put his arm around me and asked me to have lunch with him. So at noontime we walked to the teachers room and from a little box which was strapped onto the back of his bicycle, he took his lunch. There wasn't very much. A couple of sandwiches and an apple that was a bit withered. I shared the sandwich and with his pocket knife he cut the apple in two pieces and gave me one. He then told me that his mother died when he was my age and how he had missed her. Then I saw something I thought I would never see. In the eyes of this tough teacher there was a tear. Through the years I have wondered whether the tear came from a memory or whether it was for me. This incident had a profound effect upon my life. I became a good student. In our class we had an essay contest which I won. Mr. Phillips called in the headmaster then he read my essay to the class. Old Jimmy Churchill, the headmaster, took out his purse and gave me a sixpence. had some kids in the class who were undisciplined at home, but Mr. Phillips knew how to handle them. In his class they learned. In our present society we need more Oh yes, we Mister Phillips and more parents like my father to support him. Sen. to the Construction Military bill proposed Orrin Hatch, R Utah, would require the use of steel made in the United by There is much being said these days about schools and students. Many unfair things are being said about the school system and about the teachers. There is no doubt that there is room for improvement, but we parents should be Lehi States for construction of the shelters and bases of the Missile X (MX). "I have seen estimates that as much as one million metric tons of steel will go into the construction of the MX and its shelters. This is by any consideration a large amount of steel," Hatch said. "It is my feeling that this should be American steel." Hatch referred to the rather precarious financial condition of the country's steel industry and urged his colleagues to support the amendment for the sake of American jobs. "Within the past year we have witnessed several steel plants closed by their parent companies, the only result being larger numbers of Americans the swelling ranks of the unemployed. This situation is intolerable, and we in the leadership of the nation should make every effort to ensure that we do not contribute to the problem." "For' the past years we have several Now's the best time to wake up the flavor in snacks and meals with the lively taste of cheese. Your favorite stores are featuring your favorite cheeses. So add extra zip to your salads and sandwiches. Turn plain crackers into the life of the party. Say cheese... and enjoy a delightful slice of life! rte Discover 36 delicious cheese recipes, like Provolone Stuffed Zucchini and Cheddar Shortbread. Ah" in this booklet. 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