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Show PA ROWAN TIMLS, PAROWAN, UTAH, JANUARY 17, 1957 i Parowan High Makes Finej Parowan High School Basketball Club Ball Showing Pre-Seaso- n The LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS 1956-5- Parowan ury hard High I Basketball team has Sc1kx)1 schedule and is now gojust finished a the of as on top teams in the league. ing into Ra it ue action "The .am is coached again this year by Dick Jones who hd (he Rams to such a successful season last year' Dick BYU basketball team, and is very , h'iks from the 1919-5wc!! hUl b all the P.H.S. student body a well as the mem- N cf the l.askctball tuna. ( n pre-i-caso- f , I 0 re-ter- Mr. and Mrs. Gsrth Gilger Mr. Ray Bentley and Warren Alger visited tha of their Willis Butolph family in Well j announce the arrival twelfth grandchild, a little ington Utah during the week. 1 Mrs. John Ryan of Long Island New 'girl born to Mr. and n it Mrs. Claudia Halterman and two sons of Salt Lake City are visiting at the Claude Adams home. Claudia is helping care for her mother who is confined to her bed. i 5 ft. mp one of the top point makers Stewart, a senior, is coming into his own as a star on this years team. Roger another senior Skougard. stands 6 ft. even, and is also a capable scorer. In the cage war thus far, Roger has been holding down a starting position at forward. i 11. in. and has a nice Duane Lamoreaux, Coach Dick Jones, Dean Robin son. Reed Thornton. Donald Haltryman; front row, Joe team Mickelson, manager, rcaux, -- lie drivc and jumP shot. Burt been has on the past two Paro team on a number of occas. jwan teams and his experience ions already this year. and fight more than offset J30yd Whitnev, junior, plays his lack of height cjther cenU,r of" forward mak. Duane Lamoreaux. a hustel j him wecom addition to the squad- He stands 5 fU1. ing. curly headed junior, is the and kas a good jurnp or hook shortest man on the team he shot Davjd AdamSf a junior, Islands 5 ft. h. but his hustel- plays center, and stands 6 ft.3. ing and fancy passing make up His hi ht has been especially for his lack of size Robj valuable to the team thus far. Lamoreaux, a speedy 5 ft. 7. In the singla jiost offence mployed by Coach Jones the is a u ays a key ftn tr rosolMiv John S.mpkms are- m, mg t irman i eig t and has been filling the n 1S a seni0r " a L' tins w ar and uses a pretty oo'; hot as his wepon aea nst ' ior without previous experi- once. He also has speed that is rarely seen on a basketball floor. ' ' j - j , De.in Robinson, a junior standing 5 ft. 11 is a fine husti cr and shows promiee of developing into a top ball player. It is with these twelve boys that the hopes and fortunes ,iM. ,.tK.mv ' of Parowans basketball rides Pla-vi" the guard this s James Burt, a very speedy dnamo . , T, year, and T ' spot. Robin is a rarity in that have a hard although they 5 ,'.r!1,.0na;'S ft. stands 9, ,a..SUre; to senior, bustling ,,... type of plays guard, and is good with he made the squad as a sen- - climb, it is uphill grade the expected by 1 Tebbs Adams visited with Arnold Gurr has been in his parents the Claude Adams Southern Calif, for several He return over the week-endays seeking employment. David Adams, Boyd Whitney, ed to his studies at the Univ. I E. Ray Lyman who for the Roger Skoufrard, Donald Bur-th- e of Utah Sunday. ton, John Simpkins, and Stew 'past two years has been a j art Adams Roy Adams made a busi-- ! member of the elate ASC com-- 1 ness trip to Southern Calif. mittee has hecently been apduring the week. pointed chairman of the group and as such, much of his time school and fans, that they will Mr. Mrs. and Adams has been spent in Salt Lake Roy the all come through and go to Wed. made Hurricane B atrip class City incf the first of the championway to a to take Mrs. iduns mother year. ship. Mrs. Chauncey Sandburg to This week he has gont to her home. iWicheta Kansas to confer with n Record Sec. of Agriculture Benson 50 Mrs. H. I. Dunton and son and President Eisenhower on Parowan 53 Piute 35 David of St George visited at drouth relief. Parowan 49 Nephi Parowan 56 Cedar City 44 the Basil Gilger home over the week end. 33 To love the public, to study Parowan 45 Richfield universal good, and to promote Parowan 35 Springville 33 Sherel Lister, son of Mr. the of the whole worId interest 43 61 Mrs. Claude Lister visited for Cedar City Parowan as as far it lies in our power, 46 a short time with his parents Parowan 59 Panaca is the height of goodness, and 40 the first of the week. He is Parowan 70 Hurricane makes that temper which we 77 employed at Alta Utah. Parowan 51 Dixie call divine. d. Farowans hopes for a clavs B jump shot. championship arc pinned on team pictured above. They plays forward, stands 5 ft. 10, are from left right, stand- and is a vry good hustler. jng; Robin La mo- j (j Burt, Don has a nice eye for the bas Jlfh Mrs. Aremenid Banks has been visiting here with her Mr. son and daughtein-law- , and Mrs. George Banks. She was one of the speakers in the Second Ward Sacrament meeting Sunday. Mrs. Banks recent returned from sn L DS mission in Southern Calif. York. . . ! here they had their infant was daughter blessed. She Debora Lynn given the name. by her great grandfather Thos K. Holyotk. Mr. ipid r- line u.irs basketball team is blessed with several returnThese" ing pl.'jcrs horn last years championship squad. i rut phiuis it e tx.riinte and height to the Parowan !t.m whuh when supplemented by the sjxcd and flight of r e isca coach Jones a strong squad to work with. ic ml in w The following team member-, have been .selected to player that eeery coach loves, 5 ft. 10 in. and is cany the gold and blue colors lie stands a i the floor for Parowan High junior this year. just scar. Shoo! this Donald Burton, another junStewart Adams, 6ft. 2 in. ior, has been playing opposite ; lays forward, and is very Reed on the guard line in on the boards, besides games to date. Donald stands of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hyatt of Las Vegas were here recently While visiting the Roy Hyatts. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Lyman welcomed their second child, a boy last Thursday. The new arrival checked in at a Payson hospitl. The Lymans now liva in Salt Laka City where Mack is a member of the Salt Lake Police Department. . i I I j I Fre-seaso- n r t! r W JuQ Sale Starts Friday January 18, 1957 Houschlod Goods Dept. Bedding Department' SPRING KNIGHT SHEETS Full double ltd size, 81x108; made of specially selected Usury muslin for a softer, smoother finish, and for even weave and longer wear. 'Pour Choice of fitted or regular sheets reg-L25 each now only 2.50 SAN JUAN SHEET BLANKETS 60x72, all in attractive stripes. pastel Regularly o'tron, pri- cd at $1.79, now at o special sale price of 98c e.tth. At this price you can afford to buy several tor your single beds, or to combine for use on larger beds. WHITE COTTON SHEET BLANKETS full size SO x 10S, Dell wood brand. Extra thick soft, anil warm, made of finest American Cotton. Regular on sale for 85.25 $3-9S- 1()(),; WOOL LUXURY BLANKETS 72 x S t, satin bound; shrink controlled, soil and tire resistant. Guaranteed five years against moth d. image. Colors: Hunter Green, Saphire Blue, Charcoal Grew, and Crimson Beauty. SALE $7.95 Regular $9.95, CANNON TOWELS size 22 x 1(), soft and absorbant, in a variety of lovely colored stripes On sale for.69t Easily a .98c value. CANNON TOWELS: size 20 x l() in bcauti ful soft plain colors of pink blue, green, rose and yellow. A 79c value. On this sale . I9c 2 l x U heavy CANNON BATH TOWELS: nap, with metallic thread border trim zssorted Colors ,91Sc Hand Towel: . Matching I9t Wash Cloth ,to Match .29c BATH MAT SET made of iscose rayon and nylon cheinille, preshrunk, skid resistant, lovely selection of colors. Mat size is 18 x 32. belling at 82.93 a set . BABY CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Starloom brand; preshrunk, fluffy and easy to in seven color-.- . A real $8.95 value On sale for only 86.95 CHARM RED CHENILLE RUGS Grecian Key design, size 2 x 36. Made of v iscose rayon. with a luxurtou- - thick pile. They are washable, soil and crush resistant, with a specially rubberized back; Gomes in a rainbow of colors. Reg. this sulc82.98 1 1 non-ski- d OAM Rl BBER MAT for or bathroom, eliminate fatigue Assorted colors. 18 x 30 size. of $ 1.95. on I wash-Availabl- Um I) CHENILLE BEDSPREADS full l ed size. featuring metallic thread design. Lint fe c. need no ironing; lovely colors. I On Sale At 810.95 Other Values PAMPERED COTTON just received! a nice selection of prints and plains in the new crease resistant cotton that needs little of no ironing-real .98c value, special on this sale yd. Umbrellas Just right for this damp weather; for men and kitchen, utility when standing. Regular value sale at 82.95 LA RC DIM IOWLLS 9) indie- - square, unhemmed edges, white, at .23t eaeh 1 1 DIMKI07H18 soft and absorbant, DlRv acll POT HOI ,I9 . 1 9t ladies. A $1.49 value TWISTALINE (Squaw Cloth) a few pieces in gold and orchid, priced regularly .59c on sale for .35? per yard Now ASSORTED REMNANTS and PIECES' of high quality blends, such as Cohama, and Mallinson brand quality fabrics. Priced to clear at .49c per yard just .49c Men's Sweatshirts Fine knitt cotton, with collar and zipper neck, border print, bolt BLACK CORDUROY only; original price was $2.98 a yard, this sale ONLY ,98c a yard 1 $3-9- INDIAN BLANKETS, by Libby 61 x7 6, of Rayon .uetare, nitron, and nylon. Colorful nd varm. On Sale for only 83.69 Piece Goods Department assorted colors. On Sale For $2.29 NYLON NET 72 inches wide, in beautiful colors of blue, pink, rose and black. Stock up now for those formals you will need before long. Reduced price .19c yard TULLE very fine rulle in pink, and blue, at only 81.00 per yard ASLO, chock our stock of TAFFETA to go along with the net and Tulle- NYLON Stetson Hats all Stetson Hats, 15 off - Entire Shoe Stock PLASTIC YARD GOODS 56 inches wide reversablc print or plaid, good for table covers and drapes. Regular $1.10, now .89c a yard 15 reduction, this sale |