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Show PAROWAN tie Hie the 1st pciind 23 pi4 J cha-- c cauht j Church Doings Mr A Mi s H.d !i IIuli tainid chib ineir,hers t enti r lh ir x.q ; r ! i; Notice To Bidders i Staiag Specifications may be obtained from the Architect free of charge. bj.htl - touched - at least on just about every one oi us. On many, Taylor I OU SALE 200 tons of Bright, Leafy Alfalfa Bids shall be accompanied by and 3rd. crop. hay. 1st. 2nd Bid Guarantee in the form of $20 00 per ton at place, $23 00 Bid Bond, Cashiers or Certified delivered Contact Jarnld RobCheck in the amount of not less inson Fillmore, Utah (Flowed) than five percent (5rf ) of the Phone 822 hid. made payable to the Owner. I The Owner reserves the right 3 room and shower to reject any or all bids or to Basement, apartment, sunny and dry. Phone waive any infoimnlity or techniBart Mortensen 2731 cality in the bidding in the interest of the County. Signed W. Clair How ley, County Clerk Pub dates Feb 18, 25 A Mar. 4. For lien Firmage War has 17 war has been an 17 oppressive weight. STALAG is a moving picture depicting life in a Nazi prisoner of war camp. The picture deals almost entirely with men. Women play and but a minor extremely role. fleeting It would seem that such a picture would be shunned by the amusement seeking movie fan. On the contrary, STALAG 17 has enjoyed packed house patronage in theatres from coast to coast and for good reason. Pesp.te a necessarily grim story thread, the superb production talents of Billy Wilder caused the picture to emerge a well balanced entertainment product. The movie version is practically the same as the Broadway stage play and contains the same suspense, comedy and insight on human nature. Heading the cast is William ! rtc.-e- n A Mis w.th bo Je-- s 'h had es to atten b bus- Vi-- .t Mr A Mis Mm F N.chols, of Salt Lake Cdy. Allcrt's l"i g tl e d erd to v " and te town home w er s - k J m i ho--.r- m u - c 1 d g 1 Or-ban- s -t j M'-.-- - Rom where I sit vi-u- Joe Marsh . Handy and Easy Mm Bruce Matheson is to be lecuvering satisafUr submitting to factorily major surgery at the Iron County i Ncv Arrivals "Sign Up" Mr A Mrs Charles F Bentley received news of the arrival in Juloxbwrg, Colorado on Feb 23 Aih'rt E (Budd) Adams Jr, (.1 a seven pound 13 ounce grandwho is teaching in the Tooele son This makes three little boys H.gh School, was among those for the proud parents, Emerson who was able to take advantage J. and Ila Mae Benth y Cum-of the Jong week-enholiday The other ming of that City to visit with his folks, the Almembers of the male trio are bert E Adams of Parowan. Charles, 3, and Bruce, 18 months of age, with big sister, Jacqueline, six, still the lone (aught Samuel C. Mortensen aced and er This aNos maiks the arrival 'respected citizen of this com-o- f the 97th great grandchild of minify, is reported to be in a Mrs Lucy Hyatt of (bis City critical condition at his home Paternal grandparents, Mr A- here He is be.ng cared for by Mrs. John Krist, reside in Jules- - his son and daughter in law, Mr. A Mrs. Clifton Mortensen ho-pita- l. driving unsafe by cutting off the Last month' safety drive was a big sucres almost. Every one helped the schools ran movie on nafe driving. Rotary put up I i view around the curve. From where I sit, lots of people even though they mean well suffer from now and again. For instance, some can never see any further than their own preferences. They even go so far as to object to my choice of a glass of beer with supper. Shouldnt we always take the long view". . . and respect our neighbors rights? poster, and Handy and Easy short-sightedne- Peters went out on their own. The boys put up a big sign by the side of the highway. It said, Slow down the life you save may be your own. It was a pood ! d i - j idea after the police moved the sign back twelve feet. In their enthusiasm Handy and Easy put it too close to the road in fact, right on the sharpest curve on the highway. They made , . - j C ss ffoc opynyKi, I ),lt 1 1, ;,d i.ntt s Breners HurryS Hurry Hurry! 5 A Grand Prize A Day Is Being Given Away! Head For Your Dodge Dealer Right Now! Cn) nnrrZt -- OH EGli and the use of an Holden who is wrongly suspected of being the spy in the midst of the prisoners. The other important load is Don Taj lor as the captured aviator who narrowly escapes the Nazi noose. The rest of the east, too lengthy to list, were all extremely well chosen for their parts and each appears to possess a verve for his particular roll From 40 Grand Prizes 40 GREAT YEARS OF DODGE DEPENDABILITY! CELEBRATE (A GRAND PRIZE A DAY FOR 40 DAYS) 2 weeks vacation for two anywhere in the U.S.A.! All expenses paid meals, hotels, resorts, air or train transportation ! New 54 Dodge at your disposal the whole time! Dodge doubles your pay for the two weeks! (At least $300.00) An additional $500 "fun money to spend or save as you please! a production standpoint, definite credit to the industry and for the public, STALAG 17 is a guaranteed entertainment. Friday, March 5th will be the first of a two day showing in Parowan, with a Saturday matinee scheduled for 1:15 P. M. PLUS . . . IOOO THOSE WHOM IT MAY CONCERN To those who are makirtg it their business t tell lies, 1 do cash prizes 25 a day! TO j hereby state: That anyone making the state- ment that I. Jacks mother, had anything to do, or in any way caused the seperation of Jack and Laura Mae, (I could her state the cause, but will do so in court ) are dam liers, and if the statement is made, they had better be prepared to prove j j ' it. It was me who she has lived with for years, all the time her husband was m Korea, and we enjoyed having her and Tony. I have personally made Jack go back to her twice to see if they could not get along. And I state now, there is v in I not would any ay nothing Laura Mae. do La Von Me Clary fr j The calls to the supply house the hardware store the bank the ones that arrange your luncheon appointments and your golf games the calls to your fellow workers in and out of your office your calls "between office and home its these, and a thousand and one other business and social uses of the telephone we take almost completely for granted. No one questions the value of the telephone in emergency, but by and large, its the f rt ri,ianncss' of your telephone service that makes it one of modern livmgVgreate&t bargains. ono price can measure its usefulness j OA' n i 2, 4t ijr-io- .'i aba Mrs John Mcrtenscn enjoyed egas a two v.e.k ti.p to Las with her w hee she vis. ted and da jj !.ti r, Mrs Leo Smith fam.ly. n. on trav T .c- - lay ('. to SMt Lake while tr.if part of met i Mr A Mrs I !mr Lowe ar.d me-! ft mu th.s Raymond, .i )j ls tally Mr A .Mrs J Hamid Mitchell vt k for D troit, Michigan, Hi relative t,i v, .icqur. rJai.d's v t k a so Word has teen received by a U to e wen to p vhtte weie p' ai.d the Caj i ,1 c .ty d lrit.g the week Mr A Mrs John Mortensen t v. car They trawl'd that far that thnr son, Lloyd, who is l.tRe by plane and than planned on Mi v Ad. an H.dmu ;.r . Mis H.det t. was re stationed in Germany is being Rtiptrt da1 aider lave v Md heir thing down the AHant.c coa-tlea-efrom the Iron County sint to a commissioned officers in Washington, D C and the week With er f i'.k- - the school for 8 weeks, after this on into the Southern States Hospital Thursday after stibmit-t.rS A Haltermans and her hus to major surgery there late schooling lie will travel to France band's ie,,ple, the Bulan Dal They expect to reach New last to visit with his brother, Jack, wcik to a or Line in day tuns enjoy who is stationed there Jack and two of the Mardi Gras before Mrs i;K, Colburn of Salt I is w.fe will leave for home in they nturn home via the South Miss Juan Biijles, B U cued, tin route Lake Citv is visit, ng here this June weekend in Parowan spent with her fanoly and f nerds. Mrs Shirley Slot and Virni.a Rosenberg, tore hers m Mr A Mrs Bart Mortensen tie loial sc hods, enjoy Oil la- t a from vrekend v ei k ml in the State Cun ml enjoyed law sun and daughter, City in their Mr & Mrs (den Marler of Salt of Forbidden Arrowhead h ViJ; Mk ti t vi 1 n t Mi FIRMAGE THEATRE Par-own- Mrs A!bt rt V. ,:i fr, n Las Khi r 1 Coming To wtvk at the home of Mrs Lucy Hyatt enjoyed a Mis Hyatt a So L't weekend of ho family A t.iie d Staiag 17 the r i,.embi rs of i Mr nr d the Timers with 2 jartmis at a I. fitful Parowan 'third Ward Primary party at ll.ur home itcer,;. in mutes, 5 seconds left in the On! quarter, and as half time officers and (cache! s aie ; 1 he (Pc mi) to 1.1 f.nt.h at of their regular monthly iul'ed around, everything was the home of Mrs He be r Cuir tied up at 21 21. V,th the Hams picparation meet, tig whnh will hot week wlaie the gals caught 7 jd.ird.rg on four shaky legs, the be held Monday at p m in the up on tluir mending bifno desTu'ors prowled and began to Chape sert was served by the hostess in Hams The the points jniur couldn't quite collect themselves, and again Milford took the lead, AITI.l (All: DIAIII Pont. 05 29. at the end of the 3rd 8 insnn A family, Mr. A Mrs minute period. It was in the Holand Holy oak A children, Yern final stanza that the Hams Applegate their senses and began SUNDAY, MONDAY to zero in the basket. The February AS M Mirth crew sank 73 percent of their charity tosses and a good percent from the field to amass l. points in the last quarter. The Slurring Scaled bids will be received oil) time that the worried look X Joanne Dru Curtis Tony vr.sn't on the faces of Parowan by the Hoard of County Comfans was when the final buzzer missioners of Iron County, Utah TUESDAY, Wi:i)'LM)AY sounded, a quick glance at the for the furnishing and placing or & THURSDAY score board showed the Hams installation of cn top by a slim margin of 41 March 2, ic MOVEABLE I I'KNITtRK, to 3i Charlton Heston A: Hit APERIES AND FOX more CARPETING J.uk 1 a lame bir the Iron County Host Home in PAHOWAN at Parowan, Utah Bids will he received at the office of the County Cloth until 8.00 I M. Mountain Standard in 7 ahniiolor March 11, 1954 Time, Thursday, at which time they will be pubI RIDA Y Ac SATURDAY licly opened and read aloud in March 5 X 6 the Couil Hoorn of the County Court House, Parowan, Utah. l'.ids shall be in accordance wilh Specifications prepared by Slurring L. 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