PAROVUAN TIM A. PAROWAN, UTAH APRIL DISCUSS CLOUD SEEDIIIG Liferary Club Elects New :T itlliljl Pa.c PJ5S, SUMMIT-NEW- S s !. Id Ward j vurt g j.Mundas rsenirg w ilh .Lisl.rr ben g et t d b the Relief Sotirt at ti pm and a fi!!owt"d by A i 3 Journalists To Range Surveys, Have Door Counts Confe-s-t S ii want to cm kcp drink-In- Officers f, prun busmrss. I! Liter try Club The cmr that nt held e'ettiun uf to annual their stop, you otticri i fur the con,.ng yrsf bus mass. Tor further Information writ on Wednesday n.g'it. April 2. the home tf Mr Albert Hot 151. Prtfonh, Uuh K ALiiu Phont 2334 Mr CU.r Hulrt w elect od pres. dcr.t, Mr AirJ Mrtk IKUUAlt. 4k l.l'AKDIAN-SHINOTICE Clif ley, x irt resident. Mr for further Informstion Con-u!- l tun T'Ur, crctry and Clerk of District Court ur lrruiir. Mr A Hill Oitun Respective Sinner. assistant rcrc!ry; Mr. A C, IN THE PDTJI JUDICIAL Match parhmentarian COURT OK THE thita jrou U- - bv Im NOTICE TO CRr.DITORS SA,',:: (rnrr Cat , r !. c" 0n l,l, c to I M- hr h Fia'lV'1 - ti ai Wr Safety-Chec- -- CimiNm . a i a- - ox a .!. n. ta k safety-choc- k Safety-Chec- out of every three registered vehicles, are now being driven without any official inspection for safe condition. Acttetrini.. tnc, exhaust sjstem. cording tooperating M. R. Jr., gla'S, Mndih'eld supers, resr managing directorDarlington, of the provmw nurror and horn. s can help gram, The Interindustry Highway stop accidents befor they hapSafety Committee, which pen. the program, hopes that in For additional Information on 1!58 e will increase the num- how to participate in this imber of free community portant traffic action program, Hore are two important write: Highway svnjs in which womens groups Safety Committee, 1200 epon-sii- can support the progi-am1. Find out if a community . ' a r i .q i . M a , 1 1 1 a! f state t). c an t'iw xj !ru ; ii.,ri! g 1 i i - t ie pa ji j r , t . s;i Cm f H m e The r 'is'..-0'- l Coirpal.S hi am D a t . - p h' m fold 1 i i t ' V'lt ' ! 1" - s,' ' i.t Mi While in pit!-'- t tin Pi-- . and Alrr.a Iiwrenee New'- sio' m led are the proud parents of a erit t date will eiirj te baby girl born to them on n.itiiu al one iif a h'l.r mu. March 28. This makes two i'iiI'ik to an si holal vh' girls and t.o Lxns T1 in the Ut.iti d Sates ' I . ; " . , i - i i A 1 !v I t1' 1 , i if n ' i t.. ( ! , i i i i . Nati.ial Tii1 the SS v v.i 1 . , ' , Mary rai. - fr T! e and Mrs Jay port and fam.lv and Mrs Cora Dailey .ert Saturday Mr. . in Las Vcgns New Daven- loom moi.es The , ie a! o and bu.il n c!u pi 1 sih!il f-- r TO' exjs I ! ( r ,, ,4' if . .1. , A .i.l - ( , , I m s j up;l,is test is ,up n t a 1 l!a jiisrj.t'ism Il.ilvUi r I ' i Will be sen. d .ru g Jeanette and Ciena Will- who lVr.-.rihiHtl Com (.v,s the si (.,r iamson of I.as Vegas are j,( ;V(S s rub have ma h i.(). ; ,i(t cks spring jilete spending their ti here with their to journalism ir.Mniitms vacation and Mrs aunt grandmother Hulda Peterson and Georgia your time to rail the Turns Matheson. Office when you know of art The MIA gave the Sunday inti renting news event of if L-e- , , 4 , 1 n i i 1 - evening program last Sunday The LDS Girls under th- - direction of Arden Rieh.gds furnished the singing Talks were given by Connie Da en port, Carolyn Dailey. Gail Ann Humphreys. Dick- Fife and Lyle Farrow'. The program was under the direction of Helen Richards. - blips make a bettor paper if j . 1 o but it sure going somewhere, ou ..j - r,e Si d; - nwn n, , t , Richfield wh.h K,iren's .sister Pangum,1! th Mrs Beverly Urip and family, the wat'rv i tin v wil in- ! ( th 6, fgHbupess aHBQ(EED Named Rotary iZTD Delegate Life Automobile ) FIRE INSURANCE See A. llills Orion & Stowe Scott's UTOCO Service ABSTRACTERS Affiliated with TITLE CO. SECURITY Office at Court House, Parowan 1 - it ! 9? Steven Orton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lollin D. Orton of Parowan and a senior student at Parowan High School has been selected the schools delegate to attend the Rotary Youth Conference to be held in Salt Lake City n June. The conference is sponsored each jear by the Salt Lake City Rotary Club. Youths from! high schools throughout the state are guests of the Ro-- j tarians for three days. Steven, has been one of the outstanding students at the high school. He has been a, member of the high school' football and track teams, andj has been active in music and drama. He has also been active in church affairs, having served as president of the Stake Jr. m Men during the past year, He plans to study engineer ing after his groduation froi i , 1 h. ' - I s. ' y T -- M,, 'YU . j J For the Best In All Kinds Of INSURANCE LIFE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE i - SURELY BONDS See W. high school. CLAIR ROWLEY James T. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harris, now serving with the U. S. Navy has been selected to attend the ATo 20 school on the latest radar to be used by the navy. The school is to be at San Diego, and it is a dis- SMiBBMeMgaaMaaiM NORTHERN COAL Immediate Delivery f BROWNING HUNINGTON SUNBEAM ALSO GENERAL HALTING AIMA EVANS Parottan, Utah Phone 241 j 1 j enw - Parowan Times i tinct honor to be selected to attend. Jim who has been stationed in Uiianawa, wnl leave lor' ' sanDicgo on April 7, His stnool begins on April 15. Upon completion of his octiooiing, he will request a lo day leave at home ( i j ' is iri d fGDCXE COMPLETE COVERAGE IN - ? y Eigh-teen- - ,, haUheP'f, af r ' " ' Karen and Donna Gayle oesstd ftom i ' m p . Fife spent the weikcnd in from l!i' tn.i s. St., NAV., Washington v fir .re ,, mam Steven Orton Forms LICENSED iei Nettie I)jlly v5u J,.is the winter in Lo Angeles with a daughter Mis Cow dell and futr.,l returned home Saturday t stav with her son lUrtrand Dallev and family. s Inter-Industr- : 5nep-A-Pe- rt !arcell - ! a Safety-Check- Cedar City, Utah (FARM BUREAU INS k l.sofl communities mediate att'iilion. At least nne .f thisc major itema was faulty: bu.k-- a, fno'.t and rear light, Safety-Check- DURHAM MORRIS Attorney for Administratrix First Security Bank Bldg. a'! w -j S Mr pre-ced.- rg W. SCOTT MITCHELL Parowan, Utah SBi ' . - (he th-- Parowyi, Iron County, State of Utah, on or before the 19th day of April, A. D. 1958. Dated this 7 th day of February A. D. 1958. Arvilla Eyre Mortensen Administratrix I N M a mvo 'ti'ii j d a! wmd Sun tn '.i AV f ' i ill! i day of an automob.le aci.dt i t will i i . !, 5 j tu-.of i the took life that il TJe !,'ji f Flden Brsce Hun! 19 111 I ill it tie if g of Enterprise He is the sn N ' ii 1... i.i- (its f half I'l of Edwatd and Alsa Jom s f Hunt Before They Happen n Sb w - iw To Slop Accidents In a few minute J you'll have wi that cut cleaner, truer, faster. Bring your saw in today youll lik our speedy service. aid Anna Dailey sa Staples revets W prroRTiNin china. to at 1 I '.. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at her residence at fi m r nd a,rr 'rtcr ' i kw " Creditor will present claims , .ric "T an In I with voucher to the under-- j signed at his residence at 279;csaaa North 1st West St, Salt o City, Salt Lake County. State WOTOR MAIDS MEN OR WOMEN of Utah, on or before the 24th 1958. D. A. this from of Responsible person May, day Dated this !4th day of March; area, to service and collect from automat. c dispensers No A. D. 1938. Paul B. Stringfcllow selling Age nut essential. Car 1 Administrator reference. A $400 00 to $700. DURHAM MORRIS inxiMment necessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly nets up to $300. Attorney for. Administrator First Security Bank Building monthly. Possibility, fulltime work. For local interview Cedar City. Utah By Jeanna Smith Dodga Safety Consultant Mar. 29 27 Apr. 3 10 full and particutVOMFNS CROUPS can Help check accident this Spring through gic phono . lars, Wntc P. O. Box 8047, s iriort of the national program. 'lut Miracle Mile MinneStation. suluntary program, conducted each May immediately PROBATE & GUARDIAN; motoriat fi.nimer and sacalion travel, f tangible apolis 16, Minn. SHIP NOTICE picof that is being planned in they need to For further Information Conyour ares. If not, contact public their keep officials, key civic leaders, police sult Clerk of District Court or LET US FILE YOUR SAW and others to offer your help in Respective Signers. on under way. Serve on getting IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL on our Now Foloy community committees to get DISTRICT COURT OF THE AUTOMATIC SAW FILER your neighbors interested in the project. STATE OF UTAH IN AND 2. During the FOR THE COUNTY OF IRON program, be aura that your cut n the 'll They In the matter of the estate of family automobile ia inspected '! I lik new when million and encourage your friends NANNIE O. EYRE inhide st ld on our and neighbors to Ho likewise. lw fffsm spected in Deceased More than 48 million, or two precision ma- needed im- I, Im.ls I .U i d Mm i Barton UMI fn,d.d Ai'.eie Fairuw. csr DISTRICT STATE OK UTAH IN AND MHO FOR THE COUNTY OK IRON at Margie Arlt-tu- Tuft and Carol Hi f'lwncer P RULON Is known Hij,'im 'Edward, 1 I LI K Speckle tone , painting dune A new cuneept Call Othr'r- !) ult,ct:' 3532 or ee Hy IJoarJman. Rulon Barton. iiui niui. .a! Thanks to oun doctors, most Americans can look fonvanl f ever before. Some of our dc.ullm 1 longer and happier lives than' diseases have already been conquered; others are fast bclag bn under control. Even with cancer, much progress has been nv 2. Today, more than 800,000 Americans are alive and well, ctuvd cl cancer . . . many of them, because they made a habit of hrt in t1' they 1 It . , . ough health checkups every year no matter how e to at went doctors fir m ti because their they many others, c mean seven that of the one ircir . . , may danger signals any in to went their doctors thee. them, because they To learn how' to guard yourself against cancer, call tin A u 1 .. Cancer Society office nearest you or write to Car.cV i your local Post Office. -- -- 1 1 American Canczs i-- 7j:.v v t ii ieof '10