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Show J'H - f&yHx'Jd c. PAROWAN TIMES NUMBER FOURTY PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN. UTAH, JUEY 2S, 19 VOLUME THIRTY NINE Lowes Building Permits Final Plans Announced For Mitchells, Hold Reunions Issued Total Oyer To June $48,000 Poisoning at Panguitch Lake Week-en- d Two family groups hold re. unions in 1urowao over the 24th wrek end. Firet whs the Wni, Cooke Mitchell family group which held their reunion on the 23rd and 2 4Uh. Registration was held on the 23rd, after which a trip Into the mountains was made followed by a banquet In tbe evening. Sunday tho family gave the program In tho Third Ward Sacrament Meeting. Open house waa held in the Old Rock Church following Church. New officers elected were Maronl Smith, prea. who succeeds Karl O. Mitchell; Ray Mitchell, replaces J. Clayton Mitchell as vice pres.; and Mre. Hulda M. Hulet secretary, who succeeds herself. Hal Mitchell Smith were retained n A the genelogical committee, There were about 150 family members registered. The eecond family gathering waa that of the John Lowe family whose reunion started on the 24th and continued through the 25th. Registration waa held at the Old Rock Church Sunday morning after which a family lunch waa served at the VerCastle Forest ramp. million a Monday trip Into the mount-tain- s waa enjoyed. This Included visiting the old Lowe ranch In Dry Lakes where a Dutch oven ertnner was served. About 160 members were present. Many out of town people were present at both reunions, so many In fact that It wonld take most) of the front page to enumerate them. Building permits totaling for new construction and remodeling jobs have been Ins tied by Parowan City, This amount include the total from January 1 to June 30, according to W. Scott Mitchell, City building Inspector. New residential buildings and remodeling of existing dwelling have accounted for a major portion of the building tb.it la being done, with commercial or buslne building received very' fC'.UiMi We Havnt Lost a 'Filing Says Aqualantes Official ' Y haven't table, " so said jusr switched to a new timetiling Tom Bolack, Farmingto.i, New Mexico, oi tlte House decision to postpone voting on the Colorado River Storage Project until next January. Mr. Bolack is chairman id the Upper Colorado River Grass Roots, Inc., known as the Aqualantessizing up the present situalost a Final plana have been an. lounced by the Department of Fish and Game for the poisoning of traah fish at Panguitch Lake. The date of the poisoning waa tentatively set for the 10 of tion. "A lot of people were August so that It wouldnt In of the Dixie of areas the over rains most Intermittent First of all, the bill doesnt hih when they heard the terfere with other Department of hills or even lose any priority." the visitors die few recreation a Forest out National House hud deferred action of kept activities. However, after con"We wont have to hold tie said. of the I most of the Colorado bill, and sideration of the fact that the over the three day holiday guess July 24, however, new Well bo read., hearings. Mr. Bolack was that natural," special procllmatlon Issued re. campgrounds were filled. The public should be complimentas soon as Congress for action no reason is there "But said. gardlng Panguitch Lake stated ed, reports L. D. Haywood, Assistant Supervisor, for their this will ho the little. to feel downhearted. We have reconvene that fishing would be allowed consideration in being careful in observing safety, fire and second of the 8 4th Consession V that there made a lot of gains In the Mr. Mitchell through August 15, plana have sanitation rules at these camping areas. Reports have been a new not Congress comgress, is still a diaregmJof the city last six months, and in the next been changed to do the job receivixl that, generally speak- All into tho action ing being. ordinance that requires anyone six months well make a lot starting the morning of the ing, campgrounds were left in tho session taken firet during who does any building of any more. The Colorado Borage 15 th. good condition and no reports will stand." kind to to full first a is secure going get appro', A brief rundown of the building of foreet fire or accident were Tho Aquaianto chairman preat." permit. This practice, if will he about as follows; received. dicted tlnild f0lIi1 stronger support from rmilU In the Bu(able Mr. Bolack urged dtlzenB three large boats with three Because of the new hard sur. both action major Break-itaken n parties during next who those of area against the Upper Inch tire nozsles and one air faced highway from Cedar City se could be expected sion have than to faild a obtain Colorado an Rivr to Basin take permit. boat to reach the shallows will Three juvenilea were picked to Long Valley Junction, the this summer. look in the facts at be used In the actual poisonobjective up by local police officers after Navajo Lake Forest Camp and "Dont forget that 1956 Is ar ing operation. Five more boats they had broken into the music Duck Creek Forest camp areas, election year. The Republicans on be will wardens containing room at the Farowan High were very heavily used. Rain are going to bo awfully wary the lake. These will be the boats School They had in their podampened camping equipment of ailing to back Elsenhower's that will be ollowed on the lake ssesion a set of keys to the build in these areas, as was the case ' anprogram and the Democrats r.re during the operation. It Is Ing that had been stolen from last year, however. Indication going to be working hard iu If Is the water ticlpated that one of the teachers desks beare that mere visitors were at Trial for Milda the vote in the 17 reAslulown, capture will' take fore school closed this spring. calm, the operation these camps this year than last. Cedar City, charged with first husband on July 12, the mother clamation states. We havo tuitn about half a day. AH creeks The kevs had been used many It seems a little moisture, which Democrat-workin- g and degree murder was set for Aug. of 7 children Ih being held in Republicans will be poisoned the day before times to gain enterance to the arra d(1 not dampen the spirit 22. Co. L. Will in us Iron of the for our Sherrit by Judge costody by Upper Hoyte Poislon will be spread to the building, officers were told. The was oerta Inly welcome In the the Fifth Judicial District dur- pending the trrlal. Basin States delegations, and very headwaters of each etream yonijis elao admitted having of the ootdoor enthusiast. ing a law and motion day The rase of Cecil Dale Starr, were bound to profit from tne entering the lake, and to Insure beer in the building several Ashall from the Mrs. The herr Wednesday. groups Cedar sn effective kill, beaver dams times before the City, brought before the situation, he said. keys came Into down was arrigned and pled court on a rape charge, was Counties will Utah Southwestern and swampy areas next , to the their Mr, Bolack eaid the deferral poseesion. Enterance was not guilty at the session. Orders set for trial at the regular term of House action "may have been In their annual sumwill be broken and all medows made participate possible by stuffing the were Issued to the clerk of the of court in September. Starr, a biasing in diHguise. the streams Are poisoned, a latch hole In the strike plate mer encampment at Duck Creek to draw names of eeventy charged with assult on a marto court 26 A lot of bills have been lost streams will be sprayed. After onthe door Jamb with paper, so during the period July will 5. jurors to be summoned for the ried Cedar City woman, pled just before adjournment, not on particGroups "poison dam will be made at that, when the door was closed, August trial. the Take entrance of all the thqr lock wouldnt go in far ipate from Piute, Garfield, their merits but because not guilty. DurIron and Counties. Kane was thinking about going Mrs. Ashdown, charged with streams. This) will consist of a enough to hold securely if the The third criminal case to Is It week two the period the of and tempers were gettin her can home will a that ing strychnine poisoning drip come before the court was slowly drip door was forced. thait approximately estimated Almost anything can hapshort. poison Into the stream to Inbad check charge against Robert Some $18.00 was taken this students 1500 a closing-da- y in sure that no fish can leave the repen. participants, rush, he was L. Glover. This charge time, part of which was reand leaders will participate In said. lake during the operation. to which a to misdemeanor duced of local covered. Cooperation this encampment. Ou tne day the lakel is pols- - merchants Mr. Bolack called on citizens Glover pled guilty and was givhelped in the in months of two Is of a en Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Lake sentance sportsmen will be allowed mhention of the Juveniles. Since attracting Panguitch to collect fish along the shore the money was all in one dollar a great deal of interest. Reports the Coonty Jail and $200. The and Yyoming to continue full Because of the many request while the poison is being bills, it was comparitlvely easy indicate capacity crowds are jail sentance was suspended up- support of the Aqualante drive from farmers in Southern Utah best course of action to correct on to obtain full approval of the payment of the fine. epread After all the sreading for officers to find out who was taking advantage of the wide counties calling for aid in re- and aid farmers in this serious Colorado deIncludIs complete boats will be allowprojest. being A this full in bills privileger open fishing many spending days agenda, lieving the effects of the cur- drought. Were going to keep working divorer matters, permitted at this time In an- rent ed, even Invited, on the lake nomination. ing probate Exthe conditions, II drought will these Mr. conduct Tuttle time and over time, until fish 'u eradto helfll with the salvage operand reports occupied the coo" ticipation of the trash The youths have been turnecutive Com mi tee of Utah Farmon come in back into sesCounty Emery for the Congress the meetings the remainder of ation. Sportsmen will be allow, ed over to juvlnlle authorities. ication program planned ers Union has requesed Gov. Tuesday, July, 26; Wayne Co., during our bill, and he sion passes of session. August. early part ed to take part of the fish, hut Lee to use the power of his Garfield the said. 27th; Wednesday areas of the forest will be required to check them - Other A baby girl was born to Mr. to alleviate the problem. County, "We know the opposition will Thursday July 28; In at checking stations, which and Mrs. Boyd Mitchell at the were not as extensively used In a letter to the Governor, Kane the 29th; County, be Friday working all the time, and will be placed on tbe roads Iron County Hospital on Thurs- over the 24th of July holiday Executive Committee speclf-iclla- y Beaver County, Monday Aug. the A mothers and daughters outwe cant afford to rest if we of in the past because stormy leading from the lake end all day, July 21. This is the couples as he secure 1; Iron County, Tuesday Aug. ing will be held at the Vermilthat nee requested going to keep ahead of and automobiles will be flh weather. girl 2 on of counties Wed. and Forest County, lion Castle We need the support of them many designation Camp Washington checked. In UUtah as drought disaster the 3rd. Mrs. to of the four states citizen 17, according every August Many sportsmen have asked is counties and to secure benefits The we if Vilate advice and it, why we just, outing and get Joseph. The cooperation if they could be of aeslstance of cost low feed and of the transportthe he under cant said. "Californlose," in other and of sponsorship all farmers these of Cena Mr and Mrs. Eugene durHg the operation. According 38 and counties of the state, Mr. Tuttle Stake YWMIA and is for all ia ma yhave a lot of money to laws ation under public are her.e California Castro Of interest to people Valley to Bill McConnell, biologist In 875 for farmer in those areas. said, would be required to bring girls twelve years and older, spend against us, but we have will be the following news Items visiting here with the Ernest charge, help can be used duroldest son As a reason for these requests, his survey to a successful con- and their mothers. Stake oficers something bigger than that ing the poisoning at the loading sent to us by Darlene (Hyatt) Ortons. The Cenas Robert spent the 4th of July The Committee mentioned the clusion whereby the Governor urge all who are eligible to re- truth. When you have it on docks where the pumps will be Snider. extermely light precipitation, and other farm agencies could member the date, and make your side you cant be licked week-enhere. d A daughter named Vickie recharged and at the stations dim crop prospets, poor pasture benefit by its unless you let yourself be lickplans to be in attendance. 3 oz. 7 pounds, findings. during the first day. The second Lee, weighing condition and need for ed. And were not going to be urgent David was born to Pfc. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson day pleanty of help will be needcredit the of farmers those licked .. were going to win! Beaon at Leo Cotterell of Fillmore spent part of last July 3, ed In the "mopping up operare coutles this year. facing (In father her verton, Oregon. Leo, week visiting the Wm J. ation and at the checking staPHONE 3604 one county it has been reportHILMA LAMOREAUX CORESPONDENT is stationed with the Army Enhere. tions. Mrs. Emma Topham and her for a while. ed one of that only As the trarfh fish are washed gineers at Fort Leonardwood. Wilson Lund, Legrande and Inch of precipitation has fallen grandaughter, Patsy Topham Mrs. Loi Taylor and children ashore they will be gathered Missouri. The proud grandparCliford in 24th wiere all home from the Lake this Salt City spent summer.) Funeral services will be held and burled. Plans call for the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ward of Billings Montana, and Mrs. work in Sait Lake for the their with relatives. The Farmers Union Commitof visited Snow of Cottrell Ramona Oregon. Roseburg, Ogden In the Cedar City College Ward nse of trenching powder In digMrs. Clinton Robinson and week end. here last week with the Arnold tees letter goes on to state that Cottrell' is the former on Saturday, at 2 p.m. for ging trenches along the shore. Mrs. LamorMr Orval Mrs. and It has received reports that: her four children of Richfield Hyatt of Parowan. Mr. and Gurr family. Chubs will be pushed Into the Bartelson Dailey, 96, 1. Feed is already exhausted visited here last week with the eaux and family are visiting In Joseph of who died at the home trenches and burled on the Mrs. Leonard Templeton Summit, Paragonah this week with Mrs. maMr. and Mrs. Murray Raw-so- n In several southern counties, Calvin Robinsons. Laura his of Mrs. Samuel spot. There are two reasons for Beaverton, Oregon are the daughter, returned with them for Irene Robinson, Orvals sister. and family of Orem were In some of which hay crops are Cedar City Tuesday of Fife. burying the fish In this manner. ternal gradparents. Great grand as low as 25 per cent of normal, a short vistti. Mrs. Miriam Anderson and First to save expense in haul- parents are Roy Hyatt and Mr. guests of the Arnold Gurrs son LaMarr went to Salt Lake causes incident to age. al. McBride Elva Mrs. spent part Gates Burt of Parowan over the 24th week end ing them away from the lake, Mrs. Mr, Dailey was the first white 2. It Is necessary to move of last week in the hopsital. last week to meet Edwin Andergrandmother and second to provide addi- and great-gre- at born in Summit, Iron Co. child a few was son who there for Mrs. Hugh Allen and children the cattle or ship In feed to She reurned home on Tuesday. tional fertilization for the lake. Mrs. ' Lucy Hyatt also of Parowas born April 15 to James He in school after Robin Lamoreaux spent the days attending wan. left Wednesday for Cheyenne these areas immediately1. and Annie Bartelson Dailey. He 3. Unless help is forthcoming, holiday week end in Salt Lake Chyenne, Wyoming for the past G.' Wyoming to visit relative. Mn. and Mrs). William was one of 42 children, 11 of two weeks. Mrs. Anderson and many farmers In these areas City with the Victor Normans. Swartz announce the engageare still living. whom Mrs. Deisa Talbot and her her son were guests at the Mabel Mrs. R. M. Lee (Lois) and will be forced to sell their founment of their daughter, Doris Mr. Dailey spent his entire and daughter, Mr. Robinson home while they were Ida, to Wilson LeRoy Cottrell, children of Watsonville Calif, dation herds at once. life in Summit and Cedar City. in the city. They also visited 4. This forced sale of that end Mrs. Steve Adams visited are here visiting with Mr. and Among those who attended son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward CotAnnis Maria Jones He married the funeral cervices for Mrs. trell. of Roseburg, Oregon. Tho Mrs. Benson. Mr. Lee will Join, livestock will not only financial- in Salt Lake last week end. with other relatives. 1881. in the St. on 20, April arrived Barton Miss Kathleen Mrs. Hannah Robinson and her ly destroy many cattle producMinnie Hanson of Leeds, Utah. wedding will take place in early them in three or four weeks. She died Aug. George Temple, on ers will market home after but the spending Sunday depress On July 18 were: daughter, Ada returned with LeRoys grandparents Sept. Sarah He married 1904. 29, relatthose with even a vacation for all cattle men, on the group visiting Monday evening. are Roy Hyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, R, M. (Lois) Lee and Mr, and Mrs. Albert Mortensen, in She died in 1912. Hayborn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones ives. children of Watsonville Calif, not directly effected by the Gates Burt of Parowan.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mortensen, 1919. Rex and Mabel Robinson and made a trip to Salt Lake City Wilson LeRoy Cotterell son of are visiting hehe with the L. M. drought. Mr, and Mrs. Vern Morjensen. of Rifle, Colo, were full To determine the Mr. Dailey served a children week where had last Howard Lee will and them Vione Cottrell Bensons. Ward join Mr, Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mortensen. home mission for the LDS Church to of these reports, the some treatments for his lip, overnight visitors at the was one of six students from in three or four weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas K. Comweek. Stones Executive last of Union Sarah Farmers Mrs. Mississippi in 1885 and another which was recently operated on. Mrs Frona Cartwright, Douglas County on the honor two Anderson Mrs. of and James Mr. Douglas year mission to Missouri in Albert Jones arrived home The piano students of Mrs. mittee consisting roll at Oregon Technical Inand Mr. Pearl Paramore. Zaafter1907. son of and Sirenson Lincoln from Kamas, Monday week spent Harry early last Mra. Hansen died of a stroke stitute at Klamath Falls, Ore. ru'il i Marsden will 'give a recithrekle of Fairvlew and headed Air Force Base in Nebraska. noon in Beaver visiting inBer-ve- r He served as bishop of the . d in the Ward the pi known well was year. past She during 15. July Lowe a S. Castle with 25 the Dale, Jim 4 He Ward for 17 years. to Summit Jesse family. has leave visit Tuttle, at Sundav day hy p. m, Chapel in Parowan, having taught In Mrs. Mrs. Resells of the He survived hy his daughis Barton, with his the Jones. is Grant is organization, Robinson invited folks, president spending Eugeni the Iron County schools She and to La Samuel Fife, Cedar sea and Hunt Mrs. 26, Elmo Robinson Mrs. cummer started and Mr. of vacation daughters his ter, Tuesday. July is survived by her daughter, part Mr. and Mrs Wait Rowley conduct survevs and meetings and familv came down from Mrs. Wanda Benson of Parowan City, and anadopted son. VerMrs. Ethel Blake of St. George, here with hi mother. Mrs. Jas. count-- I Provo last Tuesday Bud took wpnt to California over the week non. Summit; 10 grand chilMn Ralph Harris of Glendale, C. Robinson. Eugene recently and members of their familv In tho 'even hardest hit will with end to attend the Dorrity family dren: 23 great grandchildren, back state Ronald the report bis brother, They Calif, and Mr. Murray Harris of received his PHD degree from from l.es Voces were in town ies of a Gov. to the bark while on him their findings reunion. They were guests of find 3 Wednesday Washington University. during the week. Long Beach, California. thk here children Mrs. visit Sherrie Drake of Van Nuys. determine he and the so that may Storms In High Country Keep Campers at Home Officers Gather pro-Je- ct Trio After School House H lour-srat- c diasa-point- Pro-Jtc- c four-stat- e Not Guilty Plea Entered In Husband Slaying Case see-iCo- n Con-gre- Lee Urged To Ask Drouth Relief For Utah Farmers j f if . of-i- ce Notice PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Low-de- Happenings In Paragonoh rs two-tent- Deoth Claims hs County Pioneer VI-o- ne Lam-orea- Relatives Attend Hanson Funeral son-in-la- w two-ye- Holy-cta- k, j j First-Secon- Eve-ervo- ne J J I Doro-thy- ar se |