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Show page 2 PAROWAN TIMES PAROWAN. TJMLS OCTOBER 3. 1957 PAROWAN TIMES Puhliehcd and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Robert D. Mitchell, Publisher LI 10? dlAH S1AIE Ext S S ASSOC Entered as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Office a; Paruwan, Utah, October 27, 1915, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1S79. 12.50 per year in advance Advertising rates upon request SubsLription Rates Tr' I i u )' ? ' r'.x- - r r money-spendin- g And this coming winter Boy oh boy! Mexicans engaged in the tourist business from the border all the way down to Acapulco are anticipating the most exciting and profitable season of their lives. ' N V' ' . I This is a natural winter vacationland, where w arm sea waters wash nearly 2,000 mi. of beautiful Pacific coast. On its west. Mexico is bounded by the long narrow isthmus, and farther north, by the long narrow Gulf of California. The peninsula of Lower Cal , also a part of Mexico, itself more than a thousand miles long, diverts the cold Humbolt ocean current away from the Mexican mainland. Therefore the waters of the gulf are very warm all winter. They arc not subject to the same chilling influence that makes the sea waters off San Diego and - r. vi , , t' ' 'v h ' ' " "I , w. i BASKETBA! L Is actually one section a j'loiiane gas trailer tank being fabricated from a tough at the South San Francisco iir.v alloy steel called "T-l- , Plant of lT. S. Steels Consolidated Western Steel Division, KING SIZED rf (mrtcr Hy Josi'ph IE Weston HLK.MOMLLO Sonora, Mexico Many thousands of landlocked heach - hungry Americans are discovering the delights of tropical seas along the wonder coast of Mexico Starting as a small trickle of tourists a few' years ago when the international highway southward from Nogales Am , was first opened, the tourist stream has swelled steadly each year to undrea- f proportions. Even the hot summer months of this year brought a full flow of visitors from the north. ed-o- fr v: ; t Exploring Mexico! strength of a I'. T-- l, Steel development, permits S. use of thinner gauge plate than would he required it the tank vere made of standard carbon steel. The result Is a lighter tank which can transport a greater amount of propane at the s.r.: r total tonnage us standard tank trailers. Carl Rinehart is h: .ling the welds on the tank, which was fabricated from ar fs m.icly 2 tons of T-- l. When completed, the carrier a gross capacity of 5,890 gallons. L', S. i ictl Photo. wu u To The Parents Of An Errant Son RODELLO HUNTER I Sonoca Here, again the government has constructed an access h:ghwa. paved all the way, with a fine strip of asphalt running for nearly five miles around th bay. Eo's haw only recently been made ina.lable on the beach, but already they are being snapped up at an alarmingly rapid rate. Here, again, the natpral beauty nd abundance of fish life had already attracted a small permanent settlement of fishermen who lived with their families in adobe huts with only rudisemi-circul- i j xff EARTH MOVING ar Day Quickway Service PHONE PAROWAN 2663 FOR BASEMENTS, DRAIN FIELDS, CESSPOOLS, TREN CUES, GRAVEL LOADING, TREE REMOVAL, AND. RELATED DIGGING WORK We will be in Summit and Paragonah Call in your'job mentary sanitary and other li ing conditions. Whi.n the influx of tourists, began, the fishermen stopped fishing and went out to buy more boats, which they rented along with themselves as oarsmen and guides, to those inter ested in sport fishing. And fish! Man Alive!! You never saw such an abundance in all your life. When my family was swimming at Kino were for the first time, all astounded to find ourselves constantly in the midst of a school of bonito. with big specimines jumping out of the water all around us. and with enormous flock of pelicans patrolling the air above us. on the lookout for fish small enough t crowd down their (And they didnt gullets. have to be very small either.) NOW! If you want to keep drinkIf ing, thats your business. our s that to stop, you want I business. "Con you imagine anybody craxy enough to get up thi earlj in the morning to go fishing?" ' w-- e incidents PROBATE & GUARDIAN- FOR SALE: Home on main SHIP NOTICE street in Parowan. Contact For further Information ConDuane Decker, Parowan. & sult Clerk of District Court or WANTED: Saleslady or Sales-a- n Respective Signers. . man to sell MoNess Products IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL part or full time. Big Profits, DISTRICT COURT OF THE Your Home 'need a iNo experience needed. Will STATE OF UTAH IN AND IRON OF Im just the guy can Teach and finance you. Write FOR THE COUNTY of estate of the P. do matter it. Painting, (interior or O.JBox In the today. McNESS CO., OakG. OLIVE KEELEY, 14,, Bayshore Station, exterior) and Paper Hanging Deceased a specialty. Call for a Free land 23, Calif. PAINTING Decorating j j Face-Liftin- May laughable NOTICE TO CREDITORS occur when the freewheeling FOR RENT OR SALE: My Creditors will present their other California resorts un- social customs of Americans home in Parowan. Contact claim with vouchers to the attractive to swimmers after come into conflict with the Bob Robinson. the first week of Octbber traditional conservatism of the undersigned, care of R. J. Ho316 Kerns Building, Salt each year. gan, older Mexican families. No- RELIABLE PARTY to assume Lake City 1, Utah, on or bewhere is this more evident balance of contract on ElectAs each new area on Mexfore the 1st day of December ico's west coast is made avail- than at the beach. Intensly ronic Organ in this area. For 1957. able, Americans are not long religeous, with an eighteenth more information write credJames D. Murphy in moving in to make them- century, or even a sixteenth-centur- it Dept. Box 252 So. S. L. Executor of Estate of Olive G. Catholic attitude to-- branch. Salt Lake City, Utah selves at home. Cities are Keeley, Deceased. ard sogial customs, some np. springing up overnight along Mexicans are R. J. HOGAN finrVng it a little the entire length of the coast, 316 Kerns Bldg. Salt Lake to difficult the WANTED TO BUY OR RENT appreciate now that the international American viewpoint on Bi- home large enough for family City, Utah. highway provides the main kini Attorney for Executor of seven. Children small. bathing suits. truckhne for tourist traffic, and since the obliging MexThe working, or laboring Contact V. L. Lusk. Mt. States PROBATE & GUARDIANican government is construct- class of Mexicans, who. hav- Tel. and Tel. Co. Cedar City. SHIP NOTICE ing access roads from the high ing been in the United States For further Information Conway to one after another of as Brace.ros sult Clerk of District Court or the most available spots. have come back home to Mexi Respective Signers, There are literally hundreds co to create a middle class. THE FIFTH JUDICIAL IN and their families are n gorgeous bays, They COURT OF THE DISTRICT where warm tropical waves taking the lead in adopting UTAH IN AND OF STATE wash long sloping beaches of American beach customs. It COUNTY OF IRON THE FOR glistening W'hite sands dappled is the older, formerly aristoIn the matter of the estate of cratic families, that for the d seashells WILLIAM J. GURR, hundreds of these bays that most part are being left beDeceased have been seen by only a few' hind in this growth. NOTICE TO CREDITORS hundreds of human beings in to repay a social Seeking will present claims Creditors the centuries since they have obligation to the young peoto the undervouchers with been known to history. ple of a Mexican doctor's fami home at 238 her at signed For instance, there is the ly, w'ho were our neighbors West 400 South, Cedar City, little city of Puerto Penasco, in Ilermosillo, my wife and Utah on or before the 31st day near (he northermost part of older children invited them of October, 1957. the Gulf of California. It is two girls and a boy of teenDated this 14 day of Aug. 1957 located in the state of Sonora, age, to join us in a hamburger BOOT and Mina G. Orton at the swimming party on the mainland side of the beach. At first Administratrix the Mexican gulf. Only about five years young people enthusiastically it PUERTO ago was not (port) Patrick H. Fenton Penasco at all, but only PUN-T- accepted. However, as the acAttorney for Administratrix, tual hour for departure for (point) Penasco, merely a 55 North Main Street, salient point on the map. the beach rrived, they begged Cedar City, Utah where a handful of fisher- off, and found excuses for not going. men's families lived. It was not untill then that In furthering its program to we realized these young peoinvite the invasion of Ameri- ple could not bring themselvcan toufist dollars, the Mexi- es to take part in a mixed can government built a paved swimming party! And so we highway from Penasco to the It ft the doctors children and town qf Sonoyta, on the inter- went on to the beach. There national border, about mid- - w e found the numerous teen- way between Yuma and Tuc- - age children of a former Mexi son. Arizona, connecting there can fieldhand from California with the American highway tomato farms, all dressed in net. beautiful modern bathing suits the of their time having The invasion began at once. lives Now in the space of these five (To be continued) With our new weed burning equipment, thereg no short years, Penasco has betrick at all to riding farm ditches of weeds. This time come a thriving little city of of year when water is scarce farmers cant afford to 6,000 people, about half of whom are Americans who dug have their ditches plugged with a rank growth of in with traders, tents, tourist " ish to express our weeds. courts, cabanas and elaborate cnP appreciation to all those beach houses, to make this a 'v0 u'ere so kind and thought P! during the long illness and permanent resort. at the timc of the death of Burning is not only faster and more economical w hile Americans were flock our husband and father. For than digging ditches by hand, but it leaves ther root ing in to forge: their Arizona! the expressions of sympathy desert life bv durkmg them-- 1 the manv offers of systems in place to help keep washing to a minimum. help, the solves morning, noon and mid- night in the warm waUrs at Penasco and adjacent bays, Call us today for more information. Youll be glad Mexicans impoverished from you did. all parts of the mainland were also nun ing into Ienasoo, some to work for ;!,c AmeriFor Sales and Service, cans and others to sdl iror- XT .Mrs. Met'ks Dalton ohmuN ;; d via ice-- . ir to g with their Visit our Store or bud-for ''port'? iislun n Utah at the Next on ;,u !i; tor ikc!oi: Phone 4911 mont Kn.o Ikn wl'ii. ho-- , I (of n tho gu!i shorn a : 65 . INDUSTRY .R, , It, j Kmg has sold her duo w iV. of tho Llt of l.hr ' ;' and mcned to Olo, oai'.ta! of tho jt.d.o (htv. w feller divert to church goin Hut for them that is, I'm sure it's mighty fine. Put Him and me are partners, just the same I know if I go His way, He'll go mine. a 26-3-- think sometimes some churchmen air a missin The finest sweetest bjessins God has wrought, Then. I'm sorta old and set, and mebbe like as not! got my feet turned downward I Estimate. Kent Mitchell PAROWAN, UTAH iOHTIIEni COAL Immediate Delivery BROWNING HIJNINGTON SUNBEAM ALSO GENERAL HAULING (farm-laborers- ), Put there has ken times when in the new fell snow', Pe fullered trails over country so clanged fair, It liked to blurred my eyesight, and I know He s everywhere. That Gcxl ain't in one place g? i y, Im not For further information write Box 151, Parogonah, Utah Phone 2054 i ALMA EVANS half-moo- j i Phone 241 Parowan, Utah 1 multi-colore- takes the place of a I learned all my sons to proper use a gun, And I brought em up to know the mountains well. And I declare hat Gcxl plain wont allow' A man that loves His woods to go to hell. j m think that He takes a pride in seein men A stalkin game he rightly made for food. And if you'll listen to a feller jaw, Teach boys to fish and hunt theyll grow up go(xl. I e hcerd tell theres a sight of boys goin bad. And a slippin off the road their fathers take 'em to the hi.ls and fields and streams, While youre there interduce the lads to God! I trod-The- Pendletons O Shoe Service (Irom the Utah State Fish and Game Bulletin) urn em Its Faster , Better OP HLRO TH UMJUnS TUg AMERICAN A oe wesoe-A REVOLUTION WHO LWPER SeR6CANT JASPER 6'Th A MAIL OP BJLLETS CLIM0EO A PlASPOlE TO T,t AN AMERICAN PL Ad THAT HAD HOr away Hid WERCfeM WAd AN NdP?4'ric.''N ?C Tfc. BfN En cEf encns charleston dOU'rN CARuc-N- 1 child-i"!!he- v. O Vis'S S J U S biv CA'.feOLL AVEX CANS ' BOCDS HtCE XXI TCy SAviN-i- - -- A. ALMSAPY E DC SO. On T AlVANv-- YOU ,Cn Tvtv '11 . E -- MILLION fcA POSE v. 1 i ! rn !mm Parcells Ac Stowe ABSTRACTERS LICENSED Affiliated with TITLE CO. SECURITY Office at Caort Boose, Parowan For the Best In Of All Kind INSURANCE LIFE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE SURELY BONDS See W. CLAIR ROWLEY assssm COMPLETE COVERAGE IN Life - Automobile (FARM BUREAU INS ) FIRE INSURANCE See A, mils Orton LET US FILE YOUR SAW r on our New Foley AUTOMATIC cut Theyll like new when SAW FILER - filed on our precision maIn a chine. few minutes have eaws that cut cleaner, truer, faster. Bring your sawe in today youll like our speedy service. youll FARM-HOM- Parowan I W. SCOTT MITCHELL Parowan, Utah |