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Show PAROWAN TIMES, TAROWAN, LTAII, OCTOBER 7, 1554 PERSONAL NEWS NOTES hJLDA PHONE Mill IIULLT CORF SPONDKNT M. Sjtisur Lrmmmi rccnitly ii. .nli- a trip batk to Joncwlllp, Milligan, to get hts wife and a couple iiuMun who had . i lonths there with her family. Ytcs funitl-- gards to their many . .torl m A Pa row an I t t Mill Marsden i' ill the Milton Hyatts of i ed ir City for a trip to Calif-iriu- a with where they tin C.uhle Marsdens f Iava- in.i They returned by way of ii. m.i and New Mexico, tinmany siemc attrac- ii ris .dong the way Mr Mrs A vi-it- ed en-uni- ng - Albeil Mu kelson is Mr re-- p il.rl to be improving following nnjor surgery performed at the r os County Hospital late last with Her daughter, Mrs. Glen-- r I Swapp. of Kanab has been ere with her Another daughter, Mrs Alberta Brignand of Salt I.ake City arrived during the werk to assist her during the firsi days of her convalescence. ,i I r Mrs Albert Stevens and daughter. Davie, visited last week-en- d with their dnughtrr, the Harm Lays of NT A son-in-la- w fil Reams. I'tah Ipon their return Sunday evening they brought the Lavs voungest daughter, DeAnn, Lack for a visit here A Farris Evans Mrs made a hurt ml trip into Salt where Lake City last week-enboth had they apjxnnimnts with tots there Hot . V 4 Y I. Deanne Gardner, Utahs Dairy Darling and M:ss Swiss Cheese. Right is Sarah Jo Cheney, Miss Cheddar Cheese. Deanne Gardner, a sparkling hrounette, playing the dual role of Dairy Darling and Mi-- s Swiss Cheese, will present to Mayor W. Scott Mm hell a big cut of Swiss cheese. Darkhaired Sarah Jo Cheney, a Utah's Miss Cheddar Cheese, will also present the mayor with a sample of her cheese. The cheese cnravin - schedulc-- to arrive at Parowan at 2.00 pm. on fridav. Octolx-- 8. i- d r H l. li li 1! I OR COMPUTE ISIORMATION CONTACT i Ken Joseph 2466 .S7 w 1! or Telephone I! -- ils Joe Marsh Rom wiiere I sit Mr. k Mrs. R. VValacc Huiot of this City hail the arrival of a new granddaughter on Sept. 18th. at far away Ritzville in the State of Washington. Gail is her name and she weighed in at a husky eight pounds, I, O S T would like to locate a 300 lor 350 lb long eared bull calf The calf would likely follow catte out of Red Creek 1 ounces Troud parents are Jay C. and Jean Mower Hulet of the Washington City. Also welcoming the new sister are Karen Lee, 7, and Marilyn Judy, 4 years of age Mr. k Mrs. John Mower, maternal grandparents, reside in Provo Mrs Victor Becker tanyon fi'ootf , fow! I'xifvriltt Vrvisitrvil Decker, former Parowan residents Grandmother Decker has been in California taking care of the babys brother, Gene, 32. and a sister, Doi-enwho is 2 years of age. Thomas Rov is the name .Srrl Ivff Cellar Citv. IKah A -- ''' TO -- SIZE presents f V Sweethearts On Parade A Oil fYV I J'acob Ray Vandergrift M, r,;:sT Tni StaxtlD bulk-oi- l -- CC tyJiu ,1 OIL t ,t f? : J , Dflt vry waist F xWC.VvVet I VV ; - 'N' N W ' Ni X V' n' 8n w x s' ' XXXX IV $ f V xxW Ye Tit)l VW 4vXxs ' V X is: Vx v Vx x v.Xvvx' AUTOMATICALLY FIT: (A Any Waist, Size 24 to 30 Over Dress or Coat Before and After Meals! (iSDHi r JUST ZJP THE HIDDEN TR ACK-BE- LT LOCKS AT RIGHT SIZE "ZIP-T- SIZE and fabrics f.: aa lable leathers streght ime and contour models. be!'s ore from BUY ONE FOR YOURSELF f 'Wf N(SvZ. Dawn At Socorro ' A jA M nAXZc-- j M JhAv tV', : kS CO. MfTfS ThT Of f op O L V.tACCAPRh'Cr 5 rwv o. C M'-.CjA- S?Sr?te; iuO-CvYV'- 7m Starring IN Rory Calhoun, Piper Laurie e U'? tat 7fi.rAe;r 400 BARRILS -- VI' I f f in Tuhnicolor IN cC'j r. , tca voyo v l s as&o 0,lP OF OIL uD FRIDAY & SATURDAY October 15, & 16 IN BULK gy y-- , i- ' OILMEN ai-- E QuD T- -L - A. ECONOMIES CZ ' S i BUL TRANSPORTATION BY BOAT VasOTW BOAT ict.- - ATlO T At " Aul Herbert J. Yates ers iUm CC'T-- I Y 7l CrT N of f .10 bAACUl presents UP ABOUT 45 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL TONNAGE OF THE AMERICAN MERCMAMT MARINE. WA-t- R ThADC J ''Mt'RE than ib PFR CtP Wt CAtJr'E' e uk ti o . j rAuj t ma- - i.o op pi tm'OlFdm and pctkoicum J TANKfRS MAKE Hell's Half Acre lO.l Get Your Kelvinator Home Freezers at the y y and Save up to $149 95 over other makes Two Models For You To.Choose From CUBIC FT. 8:199.95 18 CUBIC FT. . S 199.95 ? II X WILL CAVE YOU 'FXN U AW A RED HUNTING JACKETS f x.'x ' M ; ON YOUR CHOICE OF HUNTING CLOTHES OR EQUIPMENT WF HAVE IN OUR COMPLETE STOCK! WHICH INCLUDES SUCH ITEMS - ' vV ages the search for new mines. Vjr GLOVES RED HUNTING SHIRTS X' Utah's mining indusfry is pleased that new tax regulations allow formers tax deductions for costs of soil and water conservation end soil erosion prevention. This helps Increase use of the soil. It is like mining's depletion allowance which permits tax deductions for the cost of discovering the ore being mined. This encour- V 3URGHS. erry AND $10.00 Bonus Allowance a Brtmri Foundaltm Unittd Stales ha ul ing boat ' BUSINESS. Ur 1ULSDAY, WEDNESDAY THURSDAY October 12, 13, & 1 i 5 ASD OCTOBER sahiwr sny-bod- UHii c; UpYillft 11 J. Yates Bf to ' 3 y mik . IF YOU BUY A A7:ir KiLVlSATOR HUX7XR BCl A perfect fit . . . locks au-ayi- se Copyright. 10, & Ikrixrt 12 F ronv where I ait, I ajm-- tt highway is no place for joke. We all ought to be conaidento of the other fellow when wtre driving. In fact, lets respect our neigh. bor's right of way Then, when we have differences of opinion say about the beet roots to Centerville, or whe'Aer beer or buttermdk is better with lunch y there will be less chanee of developing any"blind,apota. 1QS4. (Xtolxr Coffee Shop x his enthusiasm near!) landed him in trouble. Handy painted a warning on t' e taiiho.u.l of his truck: 'Oau-- t on -- blind man driving. "Had driven about a mile, Hand) savs. when a state trooper Moppid me and told me that siun might cause trouble. Guess lie was right. From now on ITI in the Clarion? SUNDAY, MONDAY i j. arrived home Monday evening bringing word of the arrival in Lancaster, Calif, on Sept. 26 of a new grandson. Weighing 7 lbs. 14 Ois., the blue buncfle was tfiehvercd to Willard and Minnie Pentico Blind Man's" Bluff r v THORNTON'S ctnrvt 5 cit know how Handv Turner down at the hardware state goes in for weird advertising stunts. I, when it came to p'ucRin-its new ene',ian blind depart-min- t, pictoiol came river Ellis Robinson ; e, J4m nr. he which has been given to the baby whose maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro Pentico, live in Park City, Ut. 15 $5,000.00 and $500 Medical Expenses For 10 Days l drawn w.m r.g t Please Parowan With Cheese You can insure your life for li . -- For Only $2.60 1 1. ' (iSii ALL DEER HUNTERS r. i: ir.tc.rc-j- THEATRE 'C Rert-rud- Attention h n tiu Mrs Victor Becker of Parowan. he has been at the Edwards Air Base for the past four years He served in the tlectrorncs division of the Air Corps during World War II A FIRMAGE New Arrivals 11 atter.t.on Out o m Com. JXrtU-- r Semi-Annu- L I 1. a! o w t.me s t a m the 220 varl dash of Mr anj Mrs Wik-a- r.vora hv Alma V Richards lack to Iarowan to live after of Los Arm'l s another of his work at the uri verity Panne art s famous athletes He Relatives in Parowan hive is a brother to Charles and nothing of h'm for a a comm of Morgan who Among the thousands attended the sessions of the conference of the LDS Church in Salt Lake City last week were Stake Relief e President, Mrs Society S Mitchell and several members of her board, including ' Mrs Margaret Knight. Mrs Edna Brown, Mrs Bertha Mitchell, Mrs Betty Sorenson, Mrs Orna Johnson of Parowan, Mrs Violet I Inlet, Mrs. Ella Lawr' f 8 l ence and Mrs Sylvia Stapley of Summit Others who traveled to the conference were Pres Mitchell, Pres and Mrs W. Clair Rowley, Pres A Mrs R Taylor Miller, Hugh L Adams. Howard Knight, Howard M Bishop Adams, Rishop A Hills Orton, Bishop Claude Adams, Mr. A Mrs. Grayson Gurr, Mrs Luella R Tliise patty ilia.se queens, along with Wallace A. Parrish, Adams, and many others general chairman, Utah Cheese Festival, will visit Parowan Mrs John T. Rasmussen is tins week as part of cheese caravan across the state. Left is reported to be making a satis- Is I 1 $ d factory recovery following a particularly bad seige with Homer Adams of the Utah her health recently. Her State Highway Patrol made a daughter, Mrs GoUla Brunner, busnes trip Into the State Cap- and Min, Frank Rasmussen, ital last week lie called upon were called from I os Angeles the Mton Merrills at Springs tile to be with her. Rut her recov- ard reports that work Is pro- - cry was sufficient for Frank "rrsMnij saisfaotorilv on a new to return to his job during tonic which fhev arc building the week while Golda re- Here The Merrills sent their re- - 'mained for a longer visit. II ton whitfcr le is living at Ire' vrccr.t t me or not ;o A'lams. - Mr v. nlca.. to.,"V I'kture Gnt. $1.8 - GIVE in to $2.9.8 ONE AS A GIFT! Para w an Mercantile X, - J - ''t RED SWEAT SHIRTS COLFMAN LANTERNS : GUNS, ALL CALIBER J RED CAPS & HATS HUNTING BOOTS . PLASTIC CARTRIDGE SOCKS INSULATED PACS HUNTERS LANTERN WASHABLE DEER BAGS CLIP WARM BLANKETS AMMUNITION CAMP KITS Now is the time to buy your Home Freezer WHILE THE HUNTING AND HARVEST SEASON IS ON. TO PRESERVE YOUR MEAT, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN YOUR OWN HOME COME IN ASD CUT THE TERMS TO BEST' I IT YOUR BUDGET ASD TAKE ADVASTAGE OF OUR sWod EOSl'S ALLOWASCE. Parowan Mercantile Is Never Knowingly Undersold |