PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN. UTAH, JANUARY IV, :V56 p.'"t PAHOWAIV TIMES Mi.hu! and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Robert B. Mittltdl, Publisher ttMTsTAlTtolft in r !i tim ASSOCIAIIOI of March 3, 1879. Vibscription Rates $2.50 per year in ads ante Advertising rates upon request Small Businesses Congress I barely under u a it is already apparent th.it it is in for on of the 0'ie.t seasons its had for a lung time, and one of the i" -- t interesting. This became evident when the IYesidsnts State of the non message was read to n.gress last week. The I 1 pro-,1,- im outlined in that 1. mes- sage covers a wide range of Mihiccts, many of them highly Firm age Trovatore" For Annual Presentation Feb. 1, Wednesday. According to Wesley D. Soulier, Agricultural Agen for the Union Pacific Rail road Company, the prograrr will cover such items as: 1. Preparing the soil foi iennett's Report Ncw Assistance Available To from Nation's the current session Car To Be In Cedar City Pacific Agricultural Improvement Car in the state of Utah this year. The car has been scheduled to be at the Cedar City Depot on Tuesday, Jan. 31, and at the Beryl siding as Second Class Mail Capital With CSU Music Dept. Selects Opera "II Wise use of land and water resources will be the subject discussed aboard the Union Matter in the Post Office p.irowan, Utah, October 27, 1915, under the Act of ad Conservation Harold R. Smethills, Regional Director of the Small Business Administration for the Rocky Mountain area, has announced a new program of financial assistace tailored to the needs of small shops, particularly in the retail, wholesale and services trades. Loans can be made to small firms under this new program, known as the Limited Loan Participation Plan, up to a limit of $15,000 in Government funds plus a share from the borrowers bank. The new program has been tested by the Small Business basis since July6, 1955. It is designed to provide term loans to small firms, such as re-- j tail stores, repair shops, restaurants, dry cleaning estab lishments and many other Theater Kent .Mitchell bank-participati- MO. SI DISTRIBUTOR OF MISTER Browning Coal ROBERTS COAL CAN BE PICKED UP efficient irrigation. 2. Organic matter and soi structure. 3. Maintaining soil fertility. 4. How to treasure irrigation water and soil moisture. 5. When to irrigate and how much water to apply. 6. Management of water on western range. 7. Reseeding range land. 8. Use of improved J ' j trained to sing the principal rolls and more than a thousand have sung in the choruses. Added to this are the many hundreds of young musicians who have been trained by Prof. R. L. Halverson, chairman of the music department, in its orchestral accomplishments. All of this has helped to make Cedar City one of the important music centers of the state. Except on the reels of ones own consciousness, the universe, the objective world does not happen--i- t simply exists. We can be compassed in its entire majesty only by a cosmic intellect. Bir.UUiO BOILED KHUER r-5- Jt 'tV" 2- - ,.4 4 rt : ' ?. '$ crop varieties and strains. 9. Controlling weeds to serve soil moisture. nntroversial. conhot issues will Particularly be the President's school con10. Soil Conservation. struction program, the soil During the visit Dr. Paul bank plan, public housing, Christensen, Extension Serv- and revision of the Immigra-- ! ice Soil Conservationist, and y on Act. Louis Jensen, Extension ronotnist, from the USAC will Another controversial bill assist with the subject matter. will be one which is of specMotion pictures will be used ial interest to the West, the I to Colorado River supplement the subject Storage pper similar matter material. enterprises. recThe Presidents Project. Interest on these loans has mmendation for passage of According to Wallace D. this bill should increase its been set at not more than 6 Sjoblom, Iron County Agrichances of getting through per cent with the requirement cultural Agent, arrangements bank have been made for the FFA the House, but opposition to that the borrowers take at least a 25 per cent members in this area to atit is still great. tend the morning meetings The State of the Union mes- share of each loan. Mr. Smehills explained at both Cedar and Beryl. The sage was a forthright and statesmanlike analysis of our that loans approved under afternoon sessions will be Limited Loans Partici- held from 1 to 3 p.m., at both problems and the solution to the pation Plan will be approved stops, and will be open to those problems. NOTICE and will not have to the public. The President expects a locally, Till March 1st, our shop will for to be sent Washington balanced budget during this be open for business Fridays These loans will fiscal year, but does not rule approval. and assistance financial Saturdays. However, for provide out the possibility of reductto for urgent very repairs, call 3226 at longer periods ion in personal income taxes. addtime. need firms which any small No sooner had the PresidPendletons Shoe Service ents address been read than itional funds for expansion, seca lation he requested, and, of modernization, adding The Overseas Recruitment ond location .providing addcourse, other legislation not located at Hill Representative and other iOIlTIIEHN COAL included in his message. I itional inventories, Air Force Base, tah, is nowr purposes. have attended a number of Immediate Delivery accepting applications for we began work on the legis- teaching positions in the Decommittee meetings already, chores Mother and ALSO daughter pendant Schools overseas for and we have made specific are both doing well school year. the 1956-5- 7 plans for consideration of sevThe purpose of these schools During the weeks to come eral measures of interest to we are going to take up a is to provide state-wid- e pubUtah, particularly sugar and number of bills of interest to lic school educational opporIIAULLVG silver, both of which should Utahns. I hope my constitutunities, grades 1 through 12. be disposed of early in the ents will feel free to write to to ALMA EVANS dependants of military and session. me whenever they have in- civilian personnel stationed Parowan, Utah Phone 241 1 I also introduced a new bill formation or opinion which overseas. Aproximately 80 to require the Defense Dept, will help me reach a desision per cent of the position vato consider the principle of on the issues coming up in cancies will be in the elemendispersion in location of new Congress. tary grades CHIROPRACTIC defense industries. This will The aproximate gross month A producer called a writer prevent greater concntratiou ly salark for Elementary and Pains in Back, Hips, Les, of industry in th already into his studio office in HollySecondary teachers is $375 Nervousness. Tiredness? crowded sections of the coun- wood. I want you to and for administrative per-- 1 try, notably the East and this script and put more con- sonnel is from $450 to $530. The Cause May Be Nerve West Coasts. flict into it. In some overseas areas ap- - Interference. the conflict? said More to In addition my legislatpointees will be eligible to ive activities during the past wrriter, puzzled. rceive foreign post differenCHIROPRACTIC Yes, continued the pro- tials. Transportation is week, there has been one NATURES WAY TO other matter w'hich has taken ducer, and I want you to be to and from the overHEALTH up a certain part of my time, sure that you know the mean- seas assignment, pluss free if I may be permitted a per- ing of conflict. Listen, one living quarters or housing alHr. C. F. sonal note. My ninth grand- guy wants to be a jet pilot lowance. I HO South Main child was born in Washington and the other guy wants to be The tour of duty is 12 City, -this week, ad Ive had a bit a concert violinist, and theyre months (9 months of school, .131 IV g of a job to do Siamese twins. Thats travel to and from the over- f) -- .1 senatorial sumwith my seas area, and possible along 1 For its annual opera pro- sentation the music depart- ment of the CSU has select- ed Verdio II Trovatore." This opera, according to Prof. Emeritus William H. Mann- ing, was the first grand opera to be performed at BAC 30 tears ago. To celebrate the thirty years of Grand Opera Production at' CSU he has chosen this most popular of Vtrdio Operas. II Travatore was the beginning of many grand opera production at Cedar. Ten standard grand operas, which could be performed on the small stages have been presented one or more years since that beginning. Hundreds of students have been I Ag-ver- Overseas Teaching Jobs Now Open CLiLIIAL r v- V '" ' s W ' s s For a meal with laor that's perfect FIRE - for these old, win'ry davs, serve a New Inland Boiled Dinner featuring or.ied beef, cabbage, carrots and lotatoes. Accompanied with other early tr.v.r.can favorites tangy beer, orn bread muffins and zesty nustard or horseradish sauce, it irovdes a meal thats perfect or informal supper parties as cell as family meals. NEW ENGLAND BOILED DINNER J 2 to pounds corned beef SURELY BONDS See F ROWLEY W. CLAIR O II II E IV a T 3 room furnished apt., shower bath. Phone 3786. Jasper Cartwright leppercorns teasccon thyme small pot: toes, peeed carrots, scraped small head cabbage i uay leaf 6 6 ! 3 CEMENT CHIMNEY BLOCKS An amature can build a chim ney with this block, cast just the size you want, can be used with or without tile. Place meat in large heavy ket- tle with enough water to cover. Add peppercorns, bay leaf and thyme. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and cook, covered, 3 to 3M hours, or until tender. Meanwhile, cut potatoes and carrots into halves or quarters, if large. Cut cabbage into 4 to 6 wedge-shape- d sections. About 30 minutes before meat is done, add vegetables to meat stock and cook until tender. If necessary, lift meat from kettle to make room for vegetables, then place it on vegetables to keep warm while vegetables are cooking. To serve, lift meat from kettle and remove surface fat before transferring to a heated platter. Remove vegetables from stock with a slotted spoon and place around meat. Makes 6 generous servings. PRE-CAS- T ALUMINUM STORM DOORS Combines beauty and economy. on display at our store. HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY Parowan, Utah $118,000,000 Payroll for Utah Mining j j One ninth of Utah's billion dollar a year income is earned by 26,000 Utahns engaged in mining and in smelting and refining metals. This $118,000,000 payroll helps create thousands of additional jobs in the state. A prosperous mining industry means a prosperous Utah. UTAH MINING ASSOCIATION "from the earth comes an abundant life for all " j te BUY IT Looking For a USED CAR j j fur-nis- OR hd SELL IT Harnnill Crdar Phono llrs. baby-sittin- mer employment). Positions wil be located in Europe, Afrcia, Far East j Ftah Eves. By App. Azores, and Newfoundland. F O It S A L E Applicants must have a min- - Well improved 160 acre farm imum of 2 years teaching exin center of development of perience. Escalante Valley. Best water Teachers who are interestmodern home and full rights, ed in obtaining an overseas line of machinery. Excellent assignment should immedi- offering to well qualified ately write or send a complet- farm family. See John C. ed Standard Form 57, which McGarry, Beryl, Utah may be obtained at any first or second class post office, to the Overseas Recruiting consideration shown us. We to thank all those who h Representative, Civilian sonnel Office, Hill Air Force traveled so far to show final respect to the loving and af- Base, tah. fectionate .girl whom wre all loved so dearly. The fiance of Dolline, Leon We wish to take this op- (Jerry) Knowles, and his parportunity to express our ents, brothers and sisters, thanks and deep gratitude to wish to join us in expressing every one for their kindness, their thanks and gratitude for sympathy and understanding the wonderful reception and at thsi time. Especially we respect shown bv such a large thank those w'ho took part group of stranger and willat he beautiful services for ing friends. our dear daughter and sister, The families of Dolline, for the beautiful Mr. and Mrs Bart Martensen floral tribute, the splendid Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Knowles food and all kindness and WITH A SEE - TIMES 1951 Merc. ) j j CLASSIFIED Card Of Thanks t 7 j; mate abtai f?r i: r: k Slav f-- UA j& O O PllldW tv im PJfl j -. j RADIO, HEATER COMPLETE NEW TRANSMISSION 1951 De Soto 4 door ADV. j HEATER Oil Stove j Per-wis- MERT MITCHELL IN PAROWAN FOR THE KIND OF DEAL YOU CANT TURN DOWN llrpairs 1952 Dodge Oil Stoves repaired on week ends. See Whit Orton. FOU SAEE 1954 Chev Vz S A E E OVERDRIVE 3 4 DOOR-HEA- TER Ton Pickup RADIO, HEATER, VERY CLEAN 1953 Victoria Spinet Piano to be repossessed in the vacinity of Parowan. assume bal. of contract. For further infirmation, write Hart Bros. Music Co., 46 E. 8th So., Salt Lake City, Utah. NEW TIRES VERY SHARP Home on 1st N. across street from So. Ut. Dairy. Call Mar2 vin Graff, 2638. FOR VERY CLEAN , RADIO . HEATER - REAL CLEAN iRLEY MOTOR COMPANY CEDAR CITY, UTAH