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Show r PAROWAN MlJiLlU-OURTY-T- I Fish Eradication IX. $ lm YOU Mi Wranglers Assist Parowan Stake Names of Jurors Kanab Chosen Committee With Conference Here Drawn For For District Race Meet 27 - 28 Ashdown Trial August Legion Confab The Red Hill Conference will Farm Bureau me J To Sponsor Completed At Panguitch Lake Talent Find The AUiUsf PAROWAN TIMIN, PAROWAN. ITAli R LX ii 1 K 1 l FI an: Laid For aon j CounJy Fair The Iron County Farm Bur Naim s tit 70 prospet Quarterly Wranglers A school o! Amcnean Le Filial hi! cau is sponsoring a Talent Saddle Club of Parowan will be conducted in the Parowan jurjmen have called gum tunetiims rtnd - h on Cenrd i'.-respon.iwork as a comnvttee in as- Slake, at Parowan. on Sit. by Find to be held in conectiun V, Clair County Clerk' t illicers under: m Unlit', o Parimnn f. with the Iron County Fair, sisting the Iron County Fair and Sunday August 27 and Rowlev, for the trial f Md-ilthe n of the d.reei Utah were announce . Board to endirection its of the 8 under 28, stage major Saturday September 3 at Ashdown, at ,, p,vi,d Depai tint 111 of the Amen-vveek as th i, of tertainment L. the of AudElder Delbert , School in the ic.s.sion of Fifth Distivt Court Staple1 coining High pm. an g, on will be In hi for ho premium the Council of the Twhe, which Will com etn hill- on itorium. This is a statewide County Fair, it was announct 7 in K.mab on M.i1 : Sept E bv Mel ed of re the Board representing the General Anp'es.. contest and county winners fishing season. Mondav. 2!t, it w ,i i ,ii noum-etills i Arbon and Club officers are lining up thorities with Mrs.' Ashdown is eh.u ed week () Many people were dis- will participate in the State i by dim Y.udlev. Ei- - i ') i appointed by the small num- contest to be held at the State two full programs of horse Clark representing theLDS j vulh t!u, f,nr,n,ne SHIt,- it ui.it i onunandcr. C of I Welfare mg of her ' husband ber of fish that were still Tn Fair in September. There are racing for the afternoons of Church General all onfrl elicr, as it H m r !'i the lake at the time of the two divisions, the Jr. DivisSaturday and Monday, Mr, Committee, conducting the m called, u an annual event ill Ashdown, cail ,d id h ' O' Welfare meeting. ion and for said The dates are adunder Eyre boys girls even posioning, July. Mrs Ashdown pled not winch olhcei-- and members I aluv ) iv though Dept, The schedule of meetings of Fish and Game personnel 18 and the Sr. Division for justed to permit the particguilty at a prehmmars hear- oi the Nation-- posts meet l (J i i pt 18 of follows: to 28 those inclusive. All have since the program was ipation top thoroghbreds L to receive instructions ing before Judge gcthci d tli m m the announced told the public entrants must be members of the area at this tradition- Saturday: Welfare meeting Host on Julv 27, and trial fiom department officers w ho w ill !) able t i at 6:30 p m in the Relief So- was set for August 22. The travel to the of the Farm Bureau families al fete. what to expect. conference 111. Ill" lisituto In addition to the usual ciety rooms at the Official figures for the num- to be eligible. The State WinClerk of tl le District Court meeting p'ucc This ear Ka Arnold Citu i eh ie Ward Crapol. was ordered to draw' the nab has been chosen as the? ber of trout that were taken ner in the Sr. Division will racing program, the club Two full d.ns if Priesthood an all receive meeting at 8 in names of 70 veniremen, from conf, rence place. As host expense paid members themselves will prewere not available Monday have been ; n ment pot d Ward Chapel. sent numerous equestrian which a jury will he select- - Katiab will furnish the meet afternoon but an estimate trip to Chicago. and Saturd.u between races on both Sunday: Special meeting for ed. The contest is open for voplaced the number at near ing place, entertainment and special provis;eiv m o the Stake Presidency, High 1200 About 150 trout were cal solos, duets, trios, quarafternoons, club officers anDefending Mrs. Ashdown siime kind of meal. The meetgathered by Fish and Game tets instrumental solos or en- nounced. This group has al- Council and all Rishoprics will ,o J. Vernon Erickson, ings will be held in the evenpersonnel from the time the sembles, novelty stunts, dance ready won fame for its fast and ward clerks in the lie- - prominent Richfield attorney. ing. moving and interesting enter- lief Society rooms at the 3rd Prosecuting will hi District operation got underway till numbers, readings or dramaPi epar.it ions are now bethe public was permitted on tic numbers not exceeding 5 tainment and has agreed to Ward Chapel commencing at Attorney Tat nr H Fenton, ing nude in the Katiab po.t and County Attorney A. M. for the lake at about 2:30 p. m. minutes. First place winners eoine up to its usual stand- 8 15 a m. and for arrangements will receive ards of horsemanship General Sessions to be held Marsden. These fish were given to local in each division m tiding out imitations to the an all expense paid trip to charitable institutions. Parowan Rodeo Queen, at 10 am. and 2 p.m. in the other post1 in distnel 7. h Third Ward Chapel and MIA The eradication got under- Salt Lake. Mary Gae Evans, and her atC9 some post anticipates Those interested should tendants, Aileen Ilolyoak, Session at 7 30 p.m in the 250 lagioo and Ladies Aux. way Sunday morning when same chapel, to which all crews under the direction pf contact one of the following Mary Etta Stubbs and Eleannumbers will be in attoiui-.ii.e- e Bill McConnell, and John people before August 25; Mrs. or Adams, are expected to members of the stake are infrom the dozen or so Nuohold, State Fisheries bi- Jack Moyle, Beryl; Mrs. Dick be at the track and to par- vited and urged to attend. in the district, district posts Some of the special busofficers ticipate with the Saddle Club ologists started poisoning the Nelson or Mrs. Forrest Bryand state department If streams that empty into the ant, Cedar City; Mrs. Alonzo in its grand entries and drills. iness of the conference w ill be to mav he iust a little hard officers. convince some people that the setting apart of 3 bishops lake. There were many fish Christensen, New Castle; Mrs. District 7 Commander Jim this is a drouth area after the or two also couticelors, presidkilled and salvaged in this Myron Abbott, Paragonah; Yardlev announces tlm storms of the past two weeks ents of the 69th Quorum of part of the operation The Mrs. Hal Mitchell, Parowan. Legionaires as officers A tabulation of rainfall durSeventy and the ordination to handle the district funclargest fish taken from the ing the first eighteen dnvs of i of several seventies. streams was fifteen inches. U tions: vice commander J. U shows a total of 3 71 Installation of new AmerSpecial invitation is given August Leonard Actual work at the lake and d'r.ons,rrd'rss. gi '"ft Topham. Paragonah; inches of water has fallen at ican Legion and Legion Aux. to folk from neighboring and finance officer, committee members started at about 6:30 when adjutant bfficcrs took place Thursday stakes to attend the Parowan. exFrank R. Richards, PanAll livestock "HI Royce Knight of the Park-Ai- r night August 11, at a joint High waters & flash floods guitchv- H lbPicthe in Elmer hibited Service shaplain. in Cedar Flying over the southern half of the meeting of the two organizbarn while other exi ,1'is ket, St George: City sprayed meadows and Distinctive Figurines, a ations. New officers of the state have been the rule rathshallow areas on the West strange stone baseball and Garth be shown in the new Chamberlain, Kanab; Aux. are: er than the exception. CLi-- " end of the lake, from a plane. almost Jos. wan High chairman, membership complete dwellings Pres., Carman Topham; 1st Though no damage has ID'i'k) iManzione, Heaver. r ' Following this, three Committee 0 some large dating back been reported at Parowan, vice pres. .Nellie Taylor; 2nd fi d A , Americanism hi. E. boats, and on air boat equipp- years have been unearthed chairman, hue r and and Clara communities have sufother vice Roene Qrey sec. Cap pres.; Lund; - exhibits, handtwo, k CasCaine New ed with pumping equipment near Sal in a Can von in south Christenson. Lake-vietheir son Donald of fered as a result of the heavy and treas., Uvada Bettridge; .'wd tie; athletic chairman, Ray baked an geo began dumping some forty, central Utah by U o U arc Several sections of Beutella Orcgbn have spent part run-ofhistorian, b m & sered Cedar emits arts barrels of' Englestoad, City; fifty gallon poison ' Florence of the week here visiting highway 91 have been inun- - vice officer, Steve man; into the lake. The operation Williams, tered Friday naming S pi Led by Dr. Jesse D. Jen- - Benson; with Claras mother, Mrs. dated and traffic halted for Florence chaplain, child Milford: welfare, Rob- - 2. Judging will the. pi a" ' required about seven hours nings, head of the an ro- Outgoing officers are Martha Dalton and other two hour periods. Several ert Sterling, Hurricane; vet- - that afternoon in IV'" d josepb. to complete. pologv department, the group Mary B 0rton, Carmen members of her family. wrecked, one belonging to eran employment, Frank Dal- - partmeuts Ye rrtdk fn The largest fish taken three ancient ham, Olive Mitchell, Fern Southern Utah Dairy which fir w ors a e Cedar City; security field crops lev, from the waters was a rain- Indian dwellings on the Oak Mrs. Mildred Halterman overturned on a slick stretch chairman Minnie Lowder, Hans S.durdiv be bow trout weighing seven Creek sector, of the M & O gkougard, entered to Chamberlain, made a brief trip to Salt Lake of road south of Summit durand Lmjan Heap. Mr. Orderville; graves registratas are all live '.leek. 3 miles east of Salma. pounds. The second, and only y the first of the week. one of the storms. The and his wTife, district City jey ing ParoPaine ion, Matheson, Prizes wil be Paid in oa h other large fish to come out also explored another mander and district highway neat the Henry W. wan; publicity. C. B. Ford, all of the water weighed five day Monday. of four buildings pnt respectively, were in d Rebecca Miller returned Lunt Memorial Park north of Kanab: Bovs Russell to Arncd Curr. State, this was a at of late According south pounds, two graneries from Cedar City Saturday Paragonah, was closed for members Merrill, committee hour Monday. Some fish sank the Old Woman, 31 and a tendance, safety, Panguitch; general The Harmonica Band play-ha- lf evening with her daughter, couple of hours Tuesday eve- Bill Lowe, Beaver. been have and were not recovered, aldelegated miles from Salina. has been She Evans. pd several numbers during Berniece ning during a flash flood. responsibilities as fohows-Earthough boats worked the lake intense Four figurines gave the the evening. Oficers of, the spending tw weeks with though Storms, Bunn, advertising: Jess the oper- searchers the main clue as to Aux. served refreshments to her daughter, Della Halman, have been spotty. Some constantly during ation. A fair estimate of the what buildings- M Eyre Guymon, 6 from a week tons 0f winter range have people once occupied the group. entertainmenttotal number of fish which the homes. LcRoy Adams and flu. received very little storm, Dr. Jennings states spell of broncitus I arts and were not recovered was plac- that the small, crafts, crops and She is feeling much better at while others have been damMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. livestock; Mrs. S. A ed at about based on statuettes are peculiar the present. aged bv too much. Storms Lamoreaux announce the facts gathered from other to the Fremont culturehomemaking; Alberta -a been heaviest in the marriage of their daughter, have Evans, Dperations where waters were secretary and paymasMr. & Mrs. Orland Halterof .Indians who mountains, and have done Joan to Ronald M. Morten-seEmma Nielson nd Walclear enough to get a count. group ter; a In recent been received letter have who man living much to promote late forage throughout a large son of Mr. and Mrs. lace These estimates " ere made Sioblom, 4 Id Clubs. The by Mr. and Mrs. John Penin Springville this summer grouth on the high ranges. of central Utah Ward Mortensen of Parowan. entertainment will be under by the biologists yin charge portion900 A. D. dleton from their son, Freecame home the first of the A late August wedding has the direction of the P.cd Hill A second dose pf poison man and his wife Joan in week Orland will attend wedge-shape- d BenThe Blaine figflat, ' Mrs. and Mr. bepn planned, shal-ows will bp pumped into the Saddle Club, Wranglers of Kingman urines, representing both men Italy, they were informed school here this winter. and Both son were family voung people on which the shore a comwo'-will as Fri., and along his of new He assignment. were found in a Arizona stopped over night members of the graduating mittee under the to preclude the possibility of shrine-lik-women, sponsorship e of sticks will be released from his staenclosure with Blains mother, Mrs. class at the Parowan High of the Fair Boar anv chub egrs hatching and in a corner of The Co reto at tion Italy Leghorn, on one were dwelling, Fohnol last snring Both were Farm Bureau will be in Lena Benson. Thev the small fish escaning. Alto in turn the States probably Lr. speculates .that their wav to Salt Lake City active in student affairs. Miss char" of a talent show: and though this part of the oper- thv Jennings September. His new assignare either religious to get medical attention fon Lamoreaux was active in the Fair Board will snoo'mr ation is not usually necessary ment will be in .Washington, or childrens tovs. of their children. Mrs. drama, served as cheerleadone since the poison retains its dances both Saturday and bone awls, Pennvslavina where he will them er one season and was preBenson accompanied notenev from seven to ten Mondav scievenings. of be assistant w military heads, household utin-cilPrimary in the First Ward to Provo where she consulted sident of the Rammotte Club da vs. fisheries experts were is It honed that jn hfinn at ence and tactics Washingincluding pottery, were will be held Tuesday after- an eve snecialist. While in last veer. to individuals the who taking no chances. many ton This College assignment noon, August 23, at 4.p.m. it the northern part of the found bv dieergg. A uninue Mr. Mortensen was a memare assisting as comreRine Seining operations were rttcerwcrv was the stone base will wive Freeman an oppor- was announced by Primary state, they visited the Grant ber of both the football and members, that the commu-itv- , carried on for tw'o weeks tunity to do work toward an v use of which is not hall, Bensons and the Frank basketball teams at the high advanced degree. nrighhni'bg communprior to the poisoning. Durknown. school. He is currently emtons 22 of and the count' as i ities, States the ing this time near Upon reaching Entirely new evidence of ployed with his father in the whole will 'ooperrt to th" chubs and 14 hundred lbs. time short a will spend they Mr. and Mrs Budd Mum-for- d Ken Matheson dropped by building business. fullest extent in making the of trout were removed. Chubs Fremont Indian architecture in New York visiting Joans and children made a the other day to tell us of a 1955 Fair the best ever. were delivered to hatcheries was the expiditions greatest people before coming west. combined Jenbusiness and pleasto Dr. reward, according letter he had had from his for fish feed, and the trout to be here during ure trip to Salt Lake City son Clvde who lives in Ketch-ur- n They hope were placed in nearby fish- nings. The crew of scientists the deer hunt. HILMA LAMOREAUX CORESPONDENT last week. uncovered four round PRONE 3fi04 Idaho Clyde said that pit ing waters. di8 each feet in here from houses, in return their Miss Joan Lamoreaux was residp Paragonah The entire operation cost upoi Mr. and Mrs. Charles TimW note from the Church .Teen ruest of honor at a bridal Mrs Ha-some $10,000, and about 55 ameter with solid adobe walls mons of Lavton spent last e'p.lSO" weeks of last Deseret roofed and week. with timber. portion - back last funeral mothers shower on evencredit and her children the Thursday week-enrelatives days fishing. On visiting News that T. James Hav- - thoy fOUnd that an airplane ing of last week at the home home Surface dwoBings of adobe again after hvirw in side of the ledger, figures here. named 2nd h;)fl crqshed jn their hack of her had vock to vertical posts in Mrs Clearfield for some time Eke looked something like this. plastered grandmother. Councillor in the Bishopric v)rd wj,er(, their children Hannah Robinson Hostesshas neceufed a position as Each year the Fish and Game what is known as jacal Branch u.al1v PiavH. The plane es for the affair Members of th California, of tv I.nst rh-cfirestructure. All interior to close were, the secretary to Count' ADornov Commission spends have now finished their at Albuquerque, New Mexico belonged to a neighbor Mjccesi Dolores Thornton and Jim Marsden. $23 000 to stock the lake with places were 'circular basins Ram of investigating landed 'about eight feet from Margaret Rarion. About thiryar Mr. and Mrs Arc- 1- M. legal fish. This year 1,000,000 floored with flagstone and in the tv house. Kn snvs somes,ts re-eucst-- were present. bounded adobe bv Mr. anl Mrs. V!C1tyfPar' raised rimsM ty Lamoreaux i will be fish ling finger ftfre: times it navs to get away The fact that the Fremont n"onah- So far- Dr- Jpn ,ms to Tfr V Surdav the- Kav Lamor-"au- x Bud 7Vbincnn stork in the lake at a cost of for nxt summer s nf on VTon- - from home welcomed a pair of twin nd about $4,000. or a n"t saving culture one.- existed in Utah f;a's- areasnot et select been r'"t have Inu Anffnct r bah" girls to tha family. Th" sorrornM v A bv storked in the Jake at a cost l.has hecn known for many ed. b- -RTn'-inn noticed anv df- - bttV lad'es arrived at Urn fTm. Nina Hami1 poisoning, of near $9,090. decades. However, no extrn thn about mvsterv .r Peg Iron e of Count" reserch si fnPr th tRo ;n the into ve of weightvre Hospital tbr rivdmn grouns besides reclaimin' one Fremont urs is their burial civ pounds r.rces ard Tbfv Tv4, Tonfnr in this wok's Times0 During states prime fishing waters. background has been undertw we received a new fio rounds ei-onces, taken until recently. Univers- rug tnms. No one has vet discovered nnv ckTton remains Pn- NT atrincs for pur spent ivplv. Mrs. Christa M. Christen- ity of Utah and University of of T ancient i "b Indians, th" Utah exb T r J r.n'ie--T fi r ' amrr, Wr arrrer inetvpn besides maknn the sen of Orem Utah visited Cabfornia archeological cri,aparrpts Mr. p nd Mrs. to concentrate E Euvir tot of i'rii'1'nDl c Mr. fUen more rcadabe, Davenport pnd jjiiv with the Benson Haycocks peditious plan ant i r o i the Fremont people during Pirnu.m Time r. tr, iwn one day during the thou wiR cprrrL Llrr Ti!:a-- 1 T type- nfivir T,imorrp'ix and great here last week. 4 fa CnntiTnieg all tho next three or four years. Jones J. J. week. Only $2.50 per yc.ir grandfather setting process. fish eradication program at Ianguitch Lake on Monday attracted more and just plain sportsmen curious than anything that has happened in Southern Utah since the opening of tra-s- tie h 1. , In-c- j , ' f a j 1 Di-tii- . I , ( b-- -- lan-guii- i I ; i . - ) 1, 1' d I i , ; ; ( , . ll ", I ! . i . First-Secon- d . i First-Secon- "M-e- ; I Ka-iia- Who Said This Was A Drouth Area? j Legion Auxiliary foi-iowi- Installs Officers of Diggers Find Ancient Indian Homes 1 - - - - sgt.-at-arm- s, Personal News Notes 800-100- j - c.7s 't 1 w 1 1 f. Halter-eologist- s. j sgt.-at-arm- t- - j I s, ' j j ( 1 j r!Y-r-noo- Yard-Ranc- h, com-The- presid-settlcme- nt at-an- I ce-tai- l Wedding Plans Announced 1 Pendletons To Return To States 30, dry-farm- ITalL-r-man- n, " j k - 1 ob-jee- Well-preserv- ts ed ar-o- s. I def-inetl- Hapoeninqs In Paraacrtab 15-1- el - d h i I af s - j - - 1 "J j t-- bt k ' rra-- if of ? 'l J ir.-.- J k - |