epic touchServices - information

Epic Touch History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162-163

Epic Touch Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .164

New Activation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .165

Cable TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .165

Broadband Internet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166-167

Landline Telephone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .168

Calling Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 169-175

ServiceJackIdentification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .176

www .epictouch .com

®

page 162 page 163

page 162 page 163

NEw ACTIVATIoNNew activation of service may require up to 3 full business days to complete. Because Epic’s service uses Fiber to the Premise technology, the services are activated remotely. Unless premise wiring correction or addition is requested, a technician will not need access to your home or business. If premise wiring support is required, expect 3 full business days for activation. Additional charges would apply for premise wiring support.Activation may be delayed several days if the premise has not had services before, electrical service is not at the premise or if the Epic Touch’s service connection at the premise has been damaged.While waiting on activation you may want to locate the service jacks within your home for the different services. If you need assistance with identifying the jack for a particular service, please see the section on jack identification on page 200 in the blue pages.Also, you may want to locate the battery backup unit that is in your house. A working unit will be lit with green lights on the left and middle indicators. If you have an indicator light that has no green lights or has a red light lit then contact our office.Pleasenotifyusifyoudiscoveraproblemwithyourwiring,otherdifficulties or if activation has not occurred after 3 full business days . A CSR will provide information on support and related costs . otherwise connect and enjoy your service .

CABLE TV SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has supplied TV Cable service to your home, you will need to connect your cable outlet inside your home to your TV. You may discover your wall jack was wired to satellite instead of Epic Touch cable prior, you may want to test each outlet with a small TV to see if the jack is or is not working. Contact a CSR if you have need of in home wiring support service.Use cable mode (CATV) to receive more than the first 13 channels on your TV by using the on-screen set-up menu. And use your TV set-up menu to discover all possible channels.If you have one or more TV receiver boxes, and if you need assistance installing a receiver, please contact us at 697-2111 and a CSR will provide options for additional support.

Your epic touch ServiceS

FIBER To THE HomE ANd ELECTRICITyEpic Touch Co. services are delivered to your home or business through fiber optic cable. This delivery method requires a battery backup unit in the home, which is provided by Epic Touch. When electric power is lost at your home, the battery backup unit will provide electric power for phone service for up to 4 hours of talk time and 8 hours of standby time.If the battery backup unit is disconnected from the electrical outlet or loses electricity, cable TV service and Internet service may disconnect automatically to reserve the battery for your phone service.

Services cannot be activated at a location that does not have electrical service.

SERVICES SuppoRTEpic Touch provides you with service related information on the FAQ site http://faq.epictouch.com.

If support is needed for known customer premises issues such as wiring, jack location, equipment setup, etc., then you can request support through Epic Touch at 697-2111, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A fee will be charged for customer premise issues. The Epic Touch store has many options for self-help and self-install.If you experience a problem with your service, call 697-2111. During business hours, a Customer Service Representative (CSR) will request information about the problem and provide possible solutions. If a technician is required, the CSR will create a trouble ticket. A technician will call you within 24 hours to assist with the trouble.During non-business hours, leave a support message on voice mail at 697-2111. If immediate service is requested, a technician will call you and assist in determining the cause of the problem and the support options with related costs, if any, you would incur.

Save $$ withSave $$ withEpic’s Residential BundlesEpic’s Residential Bundles

page 164 page 165

NEw ACTIVATIoNNew activation of service may require up to 3 full business days to complete. Because Epic’s service uses Fiber to the Premise technology, the services are activated remotely. Unless premise wiring correction or addition is requested, a technician will not need access to your home or business. If premise wiring support is required, expect 3 full business days for activation. Additional charges would apply for premise wiring support.Activation may be delayed several days if the premise has not had services before, electrical service is not at the premise or if the Epic Touch’s service connection at the premise has been damaged.While waiting on activation you may want to locate the service jacks within your home for the different services. If you need assistance with identifying the jack for a particular service, please see the section on jack identification on page 200 in the blue pages.Also, you may want to locate the battery backup unit that is in your house. A working unit will be lit with green lights on the left and middle indicators. If you have an indicator light that has no green lights or has a red light lit then contact our office.Pleasenotifyusifyoudiscoveraproblemwithyourwiring,otherdifficulties or if activation has not occurred after 3 full business days . A CSR will provide information on support and related costs . otherwise connect and enjoy your service .

CABLE TV SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has supplied TV Cable service to your home, you will need to connect your cable outlet inside your home to your TV. You may discover your wall jack was wired to satellite instead of Epic Touch cable prior, you may want to test each outlet with a small TV to see if the jack is or is not working. Contact a CSR if you have need of in home wiring support service.Use cable mode (CATV) to receive more than the first 13 channels on your TV by using the on-screen set-up menu. And use your TV set-up menu to discover all possible channels.If you have one or more TV receiver boxes, and if you need assistance installing a receiver, please contact us at 697-2111 and a CSR will provide options for additional support.

Your epic touch ServiceS

FIBER To THE HomE ANd ELECTRICITyEpic Touch Co. services are delivered to your home or business through fiber optic cable. This delivery method requires a battery backup unit in the home, which is provided by Epic Touch. When electric power is lost at your home, the battery backup unit will provide electric power for phone service for up to 4 hours of talk time and 8 hours of standby time.If the battery backup unit is disconnected from the electrical outlet or loses electricity, cable TV service and Internet service may disconnect automatically to reserve the battery for your phone service.

Services cannot be activated at a location that does not have electrical service.

SERVICES SuppoRTEpic Touch provides you with service related information on the FAQ site http://faq.epictouch.com.

If support is needed for known customer premises issues such as wiring, jack location, equipment setup, etc., then you can request support through Epic Touch at 697-2111, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A fee will be charged for customer premise issues. The Epic Touch store has many options for self-help and self-install.If you experience a problem with your service, call 697-2111. During business hours, a Customer Service Representative (CSR) will request information about the problem and provide possible solutions. If a technician is required, the CSR will create a trouble ticket. A technician will call you within 24 hours to assist with the trouble.During non-business hours, leave a support message on voice mail at 697-2111. If immediate service is requested, a technician will call you and assist in determining the cause of the problem and the support options with related costs, if any, you would incur.

Save $$ withSave $$ withEpic’s Residential BundlesEpic’s Residential Bundles

page 164 page 165

EmAIL SERVICESettings for your email account . Username

Password

Email address Incoming Mail Server mail.elkhart.com Outgoing Mail Server mail.elkhart.com

• Check ‘Outgoing server requires Authentication’• Check ‘Require SSL’ or ‘Use SSL’• Change Server port to 465

SpAm control software The Epic Touch email SPAM control software is a no charge service to elkhart.com email users. More information concerning the SPAM control process can be found on Epic Touch Co. knowledgebase at http://faq.epictouch.com/.Recommended Setup Your email on Epic Touch’s server is not backed up. It is important that you download your email with an email client to your home computer or device. You can access your email account directly from the server at the website https://mail.elkhart.com. This site is helpful when you are away from your email client device and need access to your email account.

INTERNET (BRoAdBANd) SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has provided internet to your home you will need to make the inside connection of your computer or router device yourself in order for the service to work.

Setup Steps1. Your PC or router should be set to connect to the internet using DHCP or ‘obtain an IP address automatically’. The DHCP server will automatically assign an IP address, DNS server address, and a default gateway address.2. Locate the Ethernet service jack in your home.3. Plug a patch cable into the Ethernet service jack.4. Plug other end of the patch cable into your router (WAN or Internet port) or computer.

Required Customer Equipment Network Interface Card on PC or wireless card house wired with an Epic Touch Service network jack patch cable

Recommended Customer Equipment Router or Wireless Router: Only one IP address will be given to each customer. If you have multiple computers or devices that need connected, than you will need to install a router.

Epic Touch Equipment at customer’s premise APC Battery Unit (normally inside the home or business) Fiber Termination box (normally on the outside of the home or business)

Terms of Service The TOS are located at http://www.epictouch.com/tos.htm

page 167page 166

EmAIL SERVICESettings for your email account . Username

Password

Email address Incoming Mail Server mail.elkhart.com Outgoing Mail Server mail.elkhart.com

• Check ‘Outgoing server requires Authentication’• Check ‘Require SSL’ or ‘Use SSL’• Change Server port to 465

SpAm control software The Epic Touch email SPAM control software is a no charge service to elkhart.com email users. More information concerning the SPAM control process can be found on Epic Touch Co. knowledgebase at http://faq.epictouch.com/.Recommended Setup Your email on Epic Touch’s server is not backed up. It is important that you download your email with an email client to your home computer or device. You can access your email account directly from the server at the website https://mail.elkhart.com. This site is helpful when you are away from your email client device and need access to your email account.

INTERNET (BRoAdBANd) SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has provided internet to your home you will need to make the inside connection of your computer or router device yourself in order for the service to work.

Setup Steps1. Your PC or router should be set to connect to the internet using DHCP or ‘obtain an IP address automatically’. The DHCP server will automatically assign an IP address, DNS server address, and a default gateway address.2. Locate the Ethernet service jack in your home.3. Plug a patch cable into the Ethernet service jack.4. Plug other end of the patch cable into your router (WAN or Internet port) or computer.

Required Customer Equipment Network Interface Card on PC or wireless card house wired with an Epic Touch Service network jack patch cable

Recommended Customer Equipment Router or Wireless Router: Only one IP address will be given to each customer. If you have multiple computers or devices that need connected, than you will need to install a router.

Epic Touch Equipment at customer’s premise APC Battery Unit (normally inside the home or business) Fiber Termination box (normally on the outside of the home or business)

Terms of Service The TOS are located at http://www.epictouch.com/tos.htm

page 167page 166

cALLiNG FeAtureStABLe oF coNteNtS

page #

) Access Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .170

) unconditional Call waiting/Busy Call Forward delayed Call Forward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .171

) Selective Call Forward/Find me Follow me/ Reminder Caller Id/ Calling Name & Number delivery Block . . . . . .172

) Automatic Recall/Anonymous Call Rejection do Not disturb/ Selective Call Rejection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173

) priority Call/ Voicemail/ 3-way Calling/Call Transfer Call waiting/ Call waiting with Caller Id . . . . . . . . . . . . . .174

) Cancel Call waiting/ Home Intercom/ warm Line distinctive Ring/ Conference Calling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175

) ServiceJackIdentification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .176

(Check The Green pages For Reference ToThe Reverse directory)

) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .185

pHoNE SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has provided telephone services to your home you will need to make the inside connection of your phone or phone related devices yourself in order for the service to work.

Epic Touch Co services require a battery backup unit in the home which is provided by Epic Touch. When electric power is lost at your home, the battery backup unit will provide electric power for phone service for up to 4 hours of talk time and 8 hours of standby time.

It is best to have at least one phone in your home that does not require an electrical outlet. In the rare case that electricity is lost, the phones that require electricity will not work.

The phone service has many features that you may use to make your life easier. From Caller ID, Voice mail, to call forwarding and call blocking, a feature is available to further enhance your phone service.

page 168

cALLiNG FeAtureStABLe oF coNteNtS

page #

) Access Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .170

) unconditional Call waiting/Busy Call Forward delayed Call Forward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .171

) Selective Call Forward/Find me Follow me/ Reminder Caller Id/ Calling Name & Number delivery Block . . . . . .172

) Automatic Recall/Anonymous Call Rejection do Not disturb/ Selective Call Rejection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .173

) priority Call/ Voicemail/ 3-way Calling/Call Transfer Call waiting/ Call waiting with Caller Id . . . . . . . . . . . . . .174

) Cancel Call waiting/ Home Intercom/ warm Line distinctive Ring/ Conference Calling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175

) ServiceJackIdentification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .176

(Check The Green pages For Reference ToThe Reverse directory)

) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .185

pHoNE SERVICEOnce Epic Touch has provided telephone services to your home you will need to make the inside connection of your phone or phone related devices yourself in order for the service to work.

Epic Touch Co services require a battery backup unit in the home which is provided by Epic Touch. When electric power is lost at your home, the battery backup unit will provide electric power for phone service for up to 4 hours of talk time and 8 hours of standby time.

It is best to have at least one phone in your home that does not require an electrical outlet. In the rare case that electricity is lost, the phones that require electricity will not work.

The phone service has many features that you may use to make your life easier. From Caller ID, Voice mail, to call forwarding and call blocking, a feature is available to further enhance your phone service.

page 168

cALLiNG FeAtureSuNCoNdITIoNAL CALL wAITING

Forwards all calls to an alternate number without ringing the subscriber phone first.Dial *72 - Listen for confirmation tones followed by dial tone. Dial the number you wish calls to forward to, listen for the confirmation tone, followed by a dial tone. Repeat if no answer.To deactivate - dial *73 - listen for confirmation tone. Be sure to answer the phone you forwarded to or do these steps twice.

BuSy CALL FoRwARdForwards calls from the subscriber’s line to an alternate number when the subscriber’s line is busy.Dial *68 - Listen for confirmation tones followed by dial tone. Dial the number that calls are to be forwarded, listen for confirmation. Subscriber cannot have call waiting activated or it will not forward. If the subscriber wants the call to forward, call waiting must be deactivated. *70 - Then dial the number you wish to forward to.To deactivate - dial *88, listen for confirmation tone (beep).

dELAyEd CALL FoRwARdForwards calls from the subscriber’s line to an alternate number only if they are not answered on the subscriber’s line.Note: Billing representative must put number of rings in the service order.Dial *78 - Listen for confirmation tones. Dial the number where the calls will be forwarded, listen for confirmation tones.To deactivate - dial *98, listen for confirmation tones (beep).

cALLiNG FeAtureSACCESS CodES

uNCoNdITIoNAL CALL FoRwARd *72

BuSy CALL FoRwARd *68

dELAyEd CALL FoRwARd *78

SELECTIVE CALL FoRwARd *63

FINd mE FoLLow mE *361

REmINdER *314

CALLING NAmE & NumBER dELIVERy BLoCk *67

AuTomATIC RECALL *69

ANoNymouS CALL REjECTIoN *77

do NoT dISTuRB *92

SELECTIVE CALL REjECTIoN *60

pRIoRITy CALL *61

VoICEmAIL *83

CANCEL CALL wAITING *70

page 170 page 171

cALLiNG FeAtureSuNCoNdITIoNAL CALL wAITING

Forwards all calls to an alternate number without ringing the subscriber phone first.Dial *72 - Listen for confirmation tones followed by dial tone. Dial the number you wish calls to forward to, listen for the confirmation tone, followed by a dial tone. Repeat if no answer.To deactivate - dial *73 - listen for confirmation tone. Be sure to answer the phone you forwarded to or do these steps twice.

BuSy CALL FoRwARdForwards calls from the subscriber’s line to an alternate number when the subscriber’s line is busy.Dial *68 - Listen for confirmation tones followed by dial tone. Dial the number that calls are to be forwarded, listen for confirmation. Subscriber cannot have call waiting activated or it will not forward. If the subscriber wants the call to forward, call waiting must be deactivated. *70 - Then dial the number you wish to forward to.To deactivate - dial *88, listen for confirmation tone (beep).

dELAyEd CALL FoRwARdForwards calls from the subscriber’s line to an alternate number only if they are not answered on the subscriber’s line.Note: Billing representative must put number of rings in the service order.Dial *78 - Listen for confirmation tones. Dial the number where the calls will be forwarded, listen for confirmation tones.To deactivate - dial *98, listen for confirmation tones (beep).

cALLiNG FeAtureSACCESS CodES

uNCoNdITIoNAL CALL FoRwARd *72

BuSy CALL FoRwARd *68

dELAyEd CALL FoRwARd *78

SELECTIVE CALL FoRwARd *63

FINd mE FoLLow mE *361

REmINdER *314

CALLING NAmE & NumBER dELIVERy BLoCk *67

AuTomATIC RECALL *69

ANoNymouS CALL REjECTIoN *77

do NoT dISTuRB *92

SELECTIVE CALL REjECTIoN *60

pRIoRITy CALL *61

VoICEmAIL *83

CANCEL CALL wAITING *70

page 170 page 171

cALLiNG FeAtureSAuTomATIC RECALL

Subscriber can return the most recent incoming call or hear the last incoming caller’s number and then return the call. This feature is for local numbers and long distance IF the customer has long distance.

Dial *69 - when the subscriber dials this code, it gives the time of call, the number of the caller and gives the option to press “1” to auto dial the number.

ANoNymouS CALL REjECTIoNAutomatically rejects all calls from which the caller has withheld the calling number.This may be due to the caller’s line configured to never send the calling number or because the caller has dialed an access code to block the number before making the call.Dial *77 - listen for click. This feature rejects all calls from private or blocked numbers.To deactivate - dial *87 and listen for click.

do NoT dISTuRBSubscriber can temporarily block their line to prevent incoming calls. Outgoing calls can be made as normal. If subscriber has voicemail, the call will forward to voicemail; if they do not have voicemail, they will hear an announcement that the subscriber is not currectly accepting calls.Dial *92 - listen for confirmation tones. All calls will go to voicemail after the announcement.To deactivate - dial *93

SELECTIVE CALL REjECTIoNSubscriber specifies a list of numbers from which incoming calls are automatically rejected. If the Caller ID on an incoming call matches one of these numbers, the caller will hear a rejection announcement.Dial *60 - follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *80 and listen for confirmation tones and follow theprompts.

cALLiNG FeAtureSSELECTIVE CALL FoRwARd

Subscriber can select up to 10 numbers whose calls will be automatically forwarded to a single alternate forwarding number.Dial *63 - listen for confirmation tones. Follow the prompts. Subscriber can dial “0” to get to the prompt menu at any time. If the forwarded number does not answer, you can repeat the process.To deactivate - *15 and follow the prompts.

FINd mE FoLLow mEWhen installing this option, please select the number you wish to forward to. Subscriber can choose up to 32 numbers that will ring instead of or as well as the subscriber’s own number. Any of the numbers may answer the call. Once a number has answered the call, ringing on the other numbers is stopped.Dial *361 - listen for confirmation tones, follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *362, listen for a click - that indicates you have deactivated.

REmINdERAllows subscriber to set up a reminder call on their phone.Dial *314 - announcement prompts subscriber for the time they want the reminder. Choose option 1-7 for the day of the reminder. This feature allows up to 10 reminders. NOTE: The time you enter must be in military time.To deactivate -*315 and listen for the dial tone.

CALLER IdDisplays the number of the incoming caller and local customer names only.

CALLING NAmE & NumBER dELIVERy BLoCkSubscriber can block display of their name and number on outgoing calls.Dial *67 (Private number calling).

page 172 page 173

cALLiNG FeAtureSAuTomATIC RECALL

Subscriber can return the most recent incoming call or hear the last incoming caller’s number and then return the call. This feature is for local numbers and long distance IF the customer has long distance.

Dial *69 - when the subscriber dials this code, it gives the time of call, the number of the caller and gives the option to press “1” to auto dial the number.

ANoNymouS CALL REjECTIoNAutomatically rejects all calls from which the caller has withheld the calling number.This may be due to the caller’s line configured to never send the calling number or because the caller has dialed an access code to block the number before making the call.Dial *77 - listen for click. This feature rejects all calls from private or blocked numbers.To deactivate - dial *87 and listen for click.

do NoT dISTuRBSubscriber can temporarily block their line to prevent incoming calls. Outgoing calls can be made as normal. If subscriber has voicemail, the call will forward to voicemail; if they do not have voicemail, they will hear an announcement that the subscriber is not currectly accepting calls.Dial *92 - listen for confirmation tones. All calls will go to voicemail after the announcement.To deactivate - dial *93

SELECTIVE CALL REjECTIoNSubscriber specifies a list of numbers from which incoming calls are automatically rejected. If the Caller ID on an incoming call matches one of these numbers, the caller will hear a rejection announcement.Dial *60 - follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *80 and listen for confirmation tones and follow theprompts.

cALLiNG FeAtureSSELECTIVE CALL FoRwARd

Subscriber can select up to 10 numbers whose calls will be automatically forwarded to a single alternate forwarding number.Dial *63 - listen for confirmation tones. Follow the prompts. Subscriber can dial “0” to get to the prompt menu at any time. If the forwarded number does not answer, you can repeat the process.To deactivate - *15 and follow the prompts.

FINd mE FoLLow mEWhen installing this option, please select the number you wish to forward to. Subscriber can choose up to 32 numbers that will ring instead of or as well as the subscriber’s own number. Any of the numbers may answer the call. Once a number has answered the call, ringing on the other numbers is stopped.Dial *361 - listen for confirmation tones, follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *362, listen for a click - that indicates you have deactivated.

REmINdERAllows subscriber to set up a reminder call on their phone.Dial *314 - announcement prompts subscriber for the time they want the reminder. Choose option 1-7 for the day of the reminder. This feature allows up to 10 reminders. NOTE: The time you enter must be in military time.To deactivate -*315 and listen for the dial tone.

CALLER IdDisplays the number of the incoming caller and local customer names only.

CALLING NAmE & NumBER dELIVERy BLoCkSubscriber can block display of their name and number on outgoing calls.Dial *67 (Private number calling).

page 172 page 173

cALLiNG FeAtureSCANCEL CALL wAITING

Subscriber can disable call waiting for an individual call so that important calls are not interrupted.Dial *70 before or during the call for which Call Waiting is being cancelled.Announces to caller the number they called cannot be accepted. The call is then forwarded to voicemail, if available.

HomE INTERComAllows subscriber with multiple customer premise extensions on their phone line to call other extensions and transfer an incoming call between extensions. Subscriber might use this service if they want to contact an extension in an out building some distance from home.A customer dials his own number and hears ringback. The customer should hang up the phone; it will start ringing their line. When the ringing stops, the extension has picked up the call, the receiving caller hears ringback letting them know it is an intercom call.

wARm LINESubscriber’s line can be configured with a number that is dialed automatically when the phone has been off the hook for a configured amount of time.Epic Touch Switch Tech sets up this feature. When the subscriber’s phone is off the hook for a specified number of seconds (set by the Switch Tech), the configured number the subscriber selected will ring. When that person answers, it is automatically connected to the subscriber’s warm line number.

dISTINCTIVE RINGAllows subscriber to have up to 3 additional directory numbers while retaining only one physical line. Calls going through the existing phone line have a distinctive ring tone for each number.Switch Tech sets this feature.

CoNFERENCE CALLINGAllows multiple users in different locations to meet via a single phone line.Switch Tech sets this feature.

cALLiNG FeAtureSpRIoRITy CALL

Subscribers select a list of numbers from which incoming calls will ring with a distinctive tone.Dial *61 - follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *81 and listen for confirmation tones and follow theprompts.

VoICEmAILRedirects unanswered or busy call to our Epic Touch voicemail server. The calling party may leave a message. The subscriber dials an access code to retrieve the messages. When installing this option, please select the number of rings before voicemail picks up.Dial *83 - follow the prompts.

3-wAy CALLING/CALL TRANSFERSubscriber can call another party during an existing call or transfer the call to a second party.Flash hook and dial the second number, flash hook again to connect the first party. The original call must come in to you. You cannot be the originator of the call. Flash hook and dial the second number and hang up. The line is now free to make or receive another call or wait until the second party answers and announce who is calling, then hang up.

CALL wAITINGNotifies a subscriber that a second call is on the line; subscriber can switch between calls. Called party is notified by a tone when a call is waiting. The calling party hears ring back until the called party answers the call.Flash hook switches between the calls.

CALL wAITING wITH CALLER IdSubscriber can disable call waiting for an individual call so that important calls are not interrupted.

page 174 page 175

cALLiNG FeAtureSCANCEL CALL wAITING

Subscriber can disable call waiting for an individual call so that important calls are not interrupted.Dial *70 before or during the call for which Call Waiting is being cancelled.Announces to caller the number they called cannot be accepted. The call is then forwarded to voicemail, if available.

HomE INTERComAllows subscriber with multiple customer premise extensions on their phone line to call other extensions and transfer an incoming call between extensions. Subscriber might use this service if they want to contact an extension in an out building some distance from home.A customer dials his own number and hears ringback. The customer should hang up the phone; it will start ringing their line. When the ringing stops, the extension has picked up the call, the receiving caller hears ringback letting them know it is an intercom call.

wARm LINESubscriber’s line can be configured with a number that is dialed automatically when the phone has been off the hook for a configured amount of time.Epic Touch Switch Tech sets up this feature. When the subscriber’s phone is off the hook for a specified number of seconds (set by the Switch Tech), the configured number the subscriber selected will ring. When that person answers, it is automatically connected to the subscriber’s warm line number.

dISTINCTIVE RINGAllows subscriber to have up to 3 additional directory numbers while retaining only one physical line. Calls going through the existing phone line have a distinctive ring tone for each number.Switch Tech sets this feature.

CoNFERENCE CALLINGAllows multiple users in different locations to meet via a single phone line.Switch Tech sets this feature.

cALLiNG FeAtureSpRIoRITy CALL

Subscribers select a list of numbers from which incoming calls will ring with a distinctive tone.Dial *61 - follow the prompts.To deactivate - dial *81 and listen for confirmation tones and follow theprompts.

VoICEmAILRedirects unanswered or busy call to our Epic Touch voicemail server. The calling party may leave a message. The subscriber dials an access code to retrieve the messages. When installing this option, please select the number of rings before voicemail picks up.Dial *83 - follow the prompts.

3-wAy CALLING/CALL TRANSFERSubscriber can call another party during an existing call or transfer the call to a second party.Flash hook and dial the second number, flash hook again to connect the first party. The original call must come in to you. You cannot be the originator of the call. Flash hook and dial the second number and hang up. The line is now free to make or receive another call or wait until the second party answers and announce who is calling, then hang up.

CALL wAITINGNotifies a subscriber that a second call is on the line; subscriber can switch between calls. Called party is notified by a tone when a call is waiting. The calling party hears ring back until the called party answers the call.Flash hook switches between the calls.

CALL wAITING wITH CALLER IdSubscriber can disable call waiting for an individual call so that important calls are not interrupted.

page 174 page 175

SERVICE jACk IdENTIFICATIoN This diagram shows an example of the three type of jacks used for the services offered by Epic Touch.

Cable TV jack(F connector)

Telephone (either unmarked, or labeled Cat3 for RJ11 or RJ14)

Internet(either unmarked, or labeled Cat5, Cat5E, or Cat6 for RJ45)

Your home may have a surface mounted type jack that has one service port (see below). This port may be any of the port types listed in the above image.

911

Home Safety Tips for ChildrenBe prepared for an emergency

Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the thrust procedure(Heimlich maneuver)Assemble a first aid kit with emergency insturctionsKeep important numbers near your phone

Poison control 1.800.222.1222

PediatricianParents work numbersParents cell phone numbers

Neighbor

Nearby relative

FriendWhen children are old enough to learn name and address, teach how to dial 9-1-1to call for help in case of an emergency.

Water safety

Never leave children alone near water.If the phone or doorbell rings ignore it or take the baby or young child out of thebathtub, pick him up, wrap him in a towel and take him with you.Fence the pool or pond.Consider an alarm system on doors leading out to the pool area.Cover hot tubs when not in use.Empty wading pools or splash pools when playtime is over.Lower hot water heater settings to 120 degrees F and test temperature of bathwater for a comfortable temperature before puting child in.Make sure your child’s caregiver knows your safety rules.Always use approved safety devices when swimming.

Sleeping areas should be as bare as possible

Keep baby’s crib as bare as possible to prevent suffocation.The blanket should be secured under the mattress and then when it goes over thebaby should only reach the center of the baby’s chest - ho higher. To avoid suffocation.For cooler weather use warmer pajamas instead of more or heavier blankets or usea sleep sack.

For older children remove lids or locks from furniture or trunks and doors from oldrefrigerators or freezers, keep plastic sacks out of reach and lock the car trunkand keep car keys hidden.

page 176 page 177coMMuNitY pAGeS

SERVICE jACk IdENTIFICATIoN This diagram shows an example of the three type of jacks used for the services offered by Epic Touch.

Cable TV jack(F connector)

Telephone (either unmarked, or labeled Cat3 for RJ11 or RJ14)

Internet(either unmarked, or labeled Cat5, Cat5E, or Cat6 for RJ45)

Your home may have a surface mounted type jack that has one service port (see below). This port may be any of the port types listed in the above image.

911

Home Safety Tips for ChildrenBe prepared for an emergency

Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the thrust procedure(Heimlich maneuver)Assemble a first aid kit with emergency insturctionsKeep important numbers near your phone

Poison control 1.800.222.1222

PediatricianParents work numbersParents cell phone numbers

Neighbor

Nearby relative

FriendWhen children are old enough to learn name and address, teach how to dial 9-1-1to call for help in case of an emergency.

Water safety

Never leave children alone near water.If the phone or doorbell rings ignore it or take the baby or young child out of thebathtub, pick him up, wrap him in a towel and take him with you.Fence the pool or pond.Consider an alarm system on doors leading out to the pool area.Cover hot tubs when not in use.Empty wading pools or splash pools when playtime is over.Lower hot water heater settings to 120 degrees F and test temperature of bathwater for a comfortable temperature before puting child in.Make sure your child’s caregiver knows your safety rules.Always use approved safety devices when swimming.

Sleeping areas should be as bare as possible

Keep baby’s crib as bare as possible to prevent suffocation.The blanket should be secured under the mattress and then when it goes over thebaby should only reach the center of the baby’s chest - ho higher. To avoid suffocation.For cooler weather use warmer pajamas instead of more or heavier blankets or usea sleep sack.

For older children remove lids or locks from furniture or trunks and doors from oldrefrigerators or freezers, keep plastic sacks out of reach and lock the car trunkand keep car keys hidden.

page 176 page 177coMMuNitY pAGeS

Childproof from electric shock check list

Prevent choking

Install smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors

Windows, stairways and doors safety

Cover unused electrical sockets with plastic covers.Repair or discard damaged appliances or electric cordsKeep young children away from electrical appliances.Teach children to respect electricity.Do not use a hair dryer or radio near water.Have an electrician inspect for safe wiring if you notice unusual power surges.

Keep small items and food out of reach.Prevent choking by attending children while they are eating and by cutting a child’sfood into bite-sized pieces.Keep small food items such as candies, nuts, hotdogs, grapes, carrots and popcornout of reach.

Keep small household items, such as coins, buttons, jewelry, small balls and pins,stored away and out of reach.

Avoid toys with small parts. Observe safety age labels on toys.Keep purses and briefcases out of reach.

Install a smoke alarm on every level of the home.Test alarms once every month and change the batteries every year (select aspecific date such as the “spring forward” time change).Familiarize children with the sound of the fire alarm.Create and discuss a fire escape plan.Install and properly maintain a carbon monoxide detector along with the firedetector.

Never let children sit on a bed or counter unattended.Keep stairs and hallways clear and free of clutter that could cause a childto trip and fall.

Install safety gates to block access to staircases.Keep windows locked and screens in place.Don’t allow children to play near windows and patio doors.

Don’t store or display anything a child could climb on near a window.Make a habit of keeping the front door locked.

Through the Eddie Eagle GunSafe Program, the National Rifle Association recommends thatchildren should be taught simple gun safety at an early age. Teach them the safe responseif they see a gun: “Stop! Don’t touch! Tell an adult! Leave the area!”

®

Store cleaning materials and other chemicals out of reach

Unload and lock away all firearms

Children and pet safety

Mount cabinet guards on any cabinet where cleaners, chemicals or gardenfertilizers are stored.

Keep the door closed and install locks or a doorknob cover on rooms like a workshopor hobby room that is not childproofed or contain many potential hazards.Store all medicines in a locked cabinet out of child’s reach.Remember that even high up cabinets should be locked.Keep cosmetics and toiletries out of reach.For emergencies, call the American Association of Poison Control at 1.800.222.1222

Choose a pet that suits your family’s lifestyle.Never leave your child alone with a pet.Spay or neuter pets to help decrease aggression.Do not play aggressive games with a dog.Teach children not to approach a dog when he is eating, or to take a toy, bone ortreat away from a pet.

Warn children to stay away from an animal that is caring for its young, growling,showing its teeth or acting strangely.Ask permission before approaching and touching someone else’s pet.With permission, teach a child to allow the animal to sniff a closed hand.Teach a child to stand quietly and back away if he sees warning signs such asgrowling, bared teeth, ears thrown back or staring.

page 178 page 179coMMuNitY pAGeS

Childproof from electric shock check list

Prevent choking

Install smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors

Windows, stairways and doors safety

Cover unused electrical sockets with plastic covers.Repair or discard damaged appliances or electric cordsKeep young children away from electrical appliances.Teach children to respect electricity.Do not use a hair dryer or radio near water.Have an electrician inspect for safe wiring if you notice unusual power surges.

Keep small items and food out of reach.Prevent choking by attending children while they are eating and by cutting a child’sfood into bite-sized pieces.Keep small food items such as candies, nuts, hotdogs, grapes, carrots and popcornout of reach.

Keep small household items, such as coins, buttons, jewelry, small balls and pins,stored away and out of reach.

Avoid toys with small parts. Observe safety age labels on toys.Keep purses and briefcases out of reach.

Install a smoke alarm on every level of the home.Test alarms once every month and change the batteries every year (select aspecific date such as the “spring forward” time change).Familiarize children with the sound of the fire alarm.Create and discuss a fire escape plan.Install and properly maintain a carbon monoxide detector along with the firedetector.

Never let children sit on a bed or counter unattended.Keep stairs and hallways clear and free of clutter that could cause a childto trip and fall.

Install safety gates to block access to staircases.Keep windows locked and screens in place.Don’t allow children to play near windows and patio doors.

Don’t store or display anything a child could climb on near a window.Make a habit of keeping the front door locked.

Through the Eddie Eagle GunSafe Program, the National Rifle Association recommends thatchildren should be taught simple gun safety at an early age. Teach them the safe responseif they see a gun: “Stop! Don’t touch! Tell an adult! Leave the area!”

®

Store cleaning materials and other chemicals out of reach

Unload and lock away all firearms

Children and pet safety

Mount cabinet guards on any cabinet where cleaners, chemicals or gardenfertilizers are stored.

Keep the door closed and install locks or a doorknob cover on rooms like a workshopor hobby room that is not childproofed or contain many potential hazards.Store all medicines in a locked cabinet out of child’s reach.Remember that even high up cabinets should be locked.Keep cosmetics and toiletries out of reach.For emergencies, call the American Association of Poison Control at 1.800.222.1222

Choose a pet that suits your family’s lifestyle.Never leave your child alone with a pet.Spay or neuter pets to help decrease aggression.Do not play aggressive games with a dog.Teach children not to approach a dog when he is eating, or to take a toy, bone ortreat away from a pet.

Warn children to stay away from an animal that is caring for its young, growling,showing its teeth or acting strangely.Ask permission before approaching and touching someone else’s pet.With permission, teach a child to allow the animal to sniff a closed hand.Teach a child to stand quietly and back away if he sees warning signs such asgrowling, bared teeth, ears thrown back or staring.

page 178 page 179coMMuNitY pAGeS

Railroad

City Limit Line

City Street

Major Roadways

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

MU

STA

NG

D

RM

USTA

NG

TR

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

FOURTH ST CORO

NADO

S

T

BA

CA

AVE

HIL

LTO

P

ST

ARTESIA ST

BACA

AVEFIFTH ST

SIXTH ST

SUNS

ET

DR

NICIMI DR

SEWARD ST

GRANT STSEVENTH ST

SID

A

VE

CIMARRON ST

BA

CA

AVE

THUN

DERB

IRD

D

R

FREN

CH A

VE

STAN

TON

AVE

SOUTHWEST ST

Elkhart City Limits STATE LINE RDSHER

MAN

HIL

L A

VE

EAST

LN

MU

NC

Y

AVE

ASMUS ST

CIMARRON ST

KANSAS ST

MORTON ST

COLORADO ST

STEW

ART

AVE

BORDER

AVE

HASKELL ST

Atchi

son

Tope

ka &

San

ta F

e Rail

road

ALDEN ST

LUCY DR EMER

Y

LN

WILLIAM ST VILY

MAC

A

STRICHARD ST

US HW

Y 56

TRIM AVE TRIM AVE

TRIM AVE

DELOIS DR

SHERMAN HILL AVE

GLE

N

ST

WILL

IAM

S

T

EASY

S

T

AIRPORT RD

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

ORCHARD ST

WIL

LIMON

WAY

JANZE

N AV

EJA

YHAW

K

BLVD

STILLMAN ST

POINT ROCK ST

FRONTA

GE R

DHEN

LEY

RDTHAYER ST

BORDER

AVE

10

ST

CO

SMO

S

AVE

HO

OSI

ER

AVE

POINT ROCK ST

STILLMAN ST

ORCHARD ST

STEV

ENS

AV

E

CO

SMO

S

AVE

THAYER ST

OKLAHOMA

AVE

WIL

DC

AT

AVE

THIRD ST

SUN

SET

D

R

FIRST ST FIRST ST

SECOND ST

THIRD ST

COSM

OS

AVE

SID

AVE

NORTH ST

Elkhart City Limits

B ST

COSM

OS

AVE

NORTH SECOND STNORTH SECOND ST

NORTH FIRST ST NORTH FIRST ST

OK

LAH

OM

A

AVE

BA

CA

A

VE

ELK

HA

RT

AV

E

B ST

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

SUN

SET

D

R

STA

NTO

N

AVE

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

OLD

HW

Y 27

OLD H

WY 27

OLD

HWY

27

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

LAG

OO

N

LN

City Of

ElkhartTownship 35 South - Range 42 West

Morton County, Kansas

Street MapPREPARED BY

MORTON COUNTY MAPPING DEPARTMENTA DIVISION OF THE MORTON COUNTY

APPRAISERS OFFICEBY: J. MILBURN

Date: Sept. 17, 2010

Legend

N

W E

S

RICHFIELDN

W E

S

NORTH BLVD

FIFTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

EIGHTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

NINTH AVE

TWELTH AVE

NINTH AVE

SOUTH BLVD STATE HWY 27 & 51

LEA

DER

BO

ULE

VAR

D/R

D 1

5

WIL

SON

S

T

SOW

AR

D

ST

LEO

ST

SPO

TSW

OO

D S

T

CH

ERRY

S

T

WA

LNU

T

ST

SUE

CIR

OA

K

ST

MA

IN

ST

HW

Y 27

WA

LNU

T

ST

MA

IN

ST

MU

LBER

RY

ST

PIN

E S

TPI

NE

ST

CO

OPE

R S

T

TAYL

OR

BO

ULE

VAR

D

WA

LNU

T

ST

OA

K S

T

MA

IN

ST

HIGHWAY

27

ROLLAN

W E

S

U S HWY 56 (FIRST AVE)SECOND AVE

THIRD AVE

FOURTH AVE

FIFTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

MA

DIS

ON

S

T

WA

SHIN

GTO

N

ST

VAN

BU

REN

S

T

TAYL

OR

S

T

page 180 page 181coMMuNitY pAGeS

Railroad

City Limit Line

City Street

Major Roadways

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

MU

STA

NG

D

RM

USTA

NG

TR

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

FOURTH ST CORO

NADO

S

T

BA

CA

AVE

HIL

LTO

P

ST

ARTESIA ST

BACA

AVEFIFTH ST

SIXTH ST

SUNS

ET

DR

NICIMI DR

SEWARD ST

GRANT STSEVENTH ST

SID

A

VE

CIMARRON ST

BA

CA

AVE

THUN

DERB

IRD

D

R

FREN

CH A

VE

STAN

TON

AVE

SOUTHWEST ST

Elkhart City Limits STATE LINE RDSHER

MAN

HIL

L A

VE

EAST

LN

MU

NC

Y

AVE

ASMUS ST

CIMARRON ST

KANSAS ST

MORTON ST

COLORADO ST

STEW

ART

AVE

BORDER

AVE

HASKELL ST

Atchi

son

Tope

ka &

San

ta F

e Rail

road

ALDEN ST

LUCY DR EMER

Y

LN

WILLIAM ST VILY

MAC

A

STRICHARD ST

US HW

Y 56

TRIM AVE TRIM AVE

TRIM AVE

DELOIS DR

SHERMAN HILL AVE

GLE

N

ST

WILL

IAM

S

T

EASY

S

T

AIRPORT RD

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

ORCHARD ST

WIL

LIMON

WAY

JANZE

N AV

EJA

YHAW

K

BLVD

STILLMAN ST

POINT ROCK ST

FRONTA

GE R

DHEN

LEY

RDTHAYER ST

BORDER

AVE

10

ST

CO

SMO

S

AVE

HO

OSI

ER

AVE

POINT ROCK ST

STILLMAN ST

ORCHARD ST

STEV

ENS

AV

E

CO

SMO

S

AVE

THAYER ST

OKLAHOMA

AVE

WIL

DC

AT

AVE

THIRD ST

SUN

SET

D

R

FIRST ST FIRST ST

SECOND ST

THIRD ST

COSM

OS

AVE

SID

AVE

NORTH ST

Elkhart City Limits

B ST

COSM

OS

AVE

NORTH SECOND STNORTH SECOND ST

NORTH FIRST ST NORTH FIRST ST

OK

LAH

OM

A

AVE

BA

CA

A

VE

ELK

HA

RT

AV

E

B ST

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

SUN

SET

D

R

STA

NTO

N

AVE

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

OLD

HW

Y 27

OLD H

WY 27

OLD

HWY

27

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

Elkh

art C

ity L

imits

LAG

OO

N

LN

City Of

ElkhartTownship 35 South - Range 42 West

Morton County, Kansas

Street MapPREPARED BY

MORTON COUNTY MAPPING DEPARTMENTA DIVISION OF THE MORTON COUNTY

APPRAISERS OFFICEBY: J. MILBURN

Date: Sept. 17, 2010

Legend

N

W E

S

RICHFIELDN

W E

S

NORTH BLVD

FIFTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

EIGHTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

NINTH AVE

TWELTH AVE

NINTH AVE

SOUTH BLVD STATE HWY 27 & 51

LEA

DER

BO

ULE

VAR

D/R

D 1

5

WIL

SON

S

T

SOW

AR

D

ST

LEO

ST

SPO

TSW

OO

D S

T

CH

ERRY

S

T

WA

LNU

T

ST

SUE

CIR

OA

K

ST

MA

IN

ST

HW

Y 27

WA

LNU

T

ST

MA

IN

ST

MU

LBER

RY

ST

PIN

E S

TPI

NE

ST

CO

OPE

R S

T

TAYL

OR

BO

ULE

VAR

D

WA

LNU

T

ST

OA

K S

T

MA

IN

ST

HIGHWAY

27

ROLLAN

W E

S

U S HWY 56 (FIRST AVE)SECOND AVE

THIRD AVE

FOURTH AVE

FIFTH AVE

SIXTH AVE

SEVENTH AVE

MA

DIS

ON

S

T

WA

SHIN

GTO

N

ST

VAN

BU

REN

S

T

TAYL

OR

S

T

page 180 page 181coMMuNitY pAGeS

elkhart community2015 calendar

January 2015February 2015

March 2015 March 26 Annual Chamber Banquet

April 2015 April 30 Pioneer Day’s Trail Ride Breakfast

May 2015June 2015

June 4 Business Appreciation Luncheon

June 6 Santa Fe Trail Fishing Derby

June 6-13 Grassland Heritage Festival

July 2015 July 4 Prairie Fest Celebration

August 2015 August 3-7 Morton County Fair

September 2015october 2015

November 2015December 2015

December 5 Christmas Parade & Santa’s Visit

elkhart Schools2015 calendar

January 2015 Jan. 5 Resume School After Winter Break

Jan. 30 Basketball Homecoming

Jan. 16 Early Dismissal @ 11:30am

February 2015 Feb 10 Parent/Teacher Conference Evening

Feb 12 Parent/Teacher Conference Evening

Feb 16 & 17 No School

March 2015 March 6 End of 3rd 9 Weeks

March 9 Booster Club Ice Cream Social

March 13 No School

March 16-20 No School Spring Break

April 2015 Apr 3 & 6 April Break

Apr 11 Jr/Sr Prom

Apr 15 Early Release

May 2015 May 10 Graduation

May 15 Last Day of School

January 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

February 2015S M T W T F S

March 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

April 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

S M T W T F S

May 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

June 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

S M T W T F S

page 182 page 183coMMuNitY pAGeS

elkhart community2015 calendar

January 2015February 2015

March 2015 March 26 Annual Chamber Banquet

April 2015 April 30 Pioneer Day’s Trail Ride Breakfast

May 2015June 2015

June 4 Business Appreciation Luncheon

June 6 Santa Fe Trail Fishing Derby

June 6-13 Grassland Heritage Festival

July 2015 July 4 Prairie Fest Celebration

August 2015 August 3-7 Morton County Fair

September 2015october 2015

November 2015December 2015

December 5 Christmas Parade & Santa’s Visit

elkhart Schools2015 calendar

January 2015 Jan. 5 Resume School After Winter Break

Jan. 30 Basketball Homecoming

Jan. 16 Early Dismissal @ 11:30am

February 2015 Feb 10 Parent/Teacher Conference Evening

Feb 12 Parent/Teacher Conference Evening

Feb 16 & 17 No School

March 2015 March 6 End of 3rd 9 Weeks

March 9 Booster Club Ice Cream Social

March 13 No School

March 16-20 No School Spring Break

April 2015 Apr 3 & 6 April Break

Apr 11 Jr/Sr Prom

Apr 15 Early Release

May 2015 May 10 Graduation

May 15 Last Day of School

July 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

August 2015S M T W T F S

September 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

S M T W T F S

October 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

November 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

S M T W T F S

December 2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

S M T W T F S

page 182 page 183coMMuNitY pAGeS

Bartlett, co 81090

Big Bow, KS 67855

Boise city, oK 73933

campo, co 81029

elkhart, KS 67950

eva, oK 73949

Goodwell, oK 73939

Griggs, oK 73949

Guymon, oK 73942

hardesty, oK 73944

hickok, KS 67880

hooker, oK 73945

hugoton, KS 67951

Johnson, KS 67855

Keyes, oK 73947

Liberal, KS 67901

Manter, KS 67862

Moscow, KS 67952

optima, oK 73945

Richfield, KS 67953

rolla, KS 67954

Satanta, KS 67870

Saunders, KS 67862

Springfield, CO 81073

Stonington, co 81090

Straight, oK 73942

Sublette, KS 67877

texhoma, oK 73949

tyrone, oK 73951

ulysses, KS 67880

vilas, co 81087

Walsh, co 81090

Wilburton, KS 67950

Woods, KS 67951

AreA Zip coDeSpage 184 coMMuNitY pAGeS