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Show PAROWAN FIrfcl City In The Nation VOU'MNB 1IIIKTY To Ileach 100 Published Weeklu For The Interest Ot Parowan And Viritiilu SIX PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN. UTAH DECEMBER l:.l NUMBER , Hams Win First iarowan jTuo Practice WEDNESDAY IMMillTni ( - oitipletv Plana are being and rehearsals are now nude way for A Christmas Song Fes to be presented by the ronibtiiei, three Parowan Wards on Honda t evening, Dec. 23rd. t of the musical program are lvVr Decker and Wilford Young. Violet Cross and Mrs. Mar t IXM'AL HAXH Sports Lieut. Mlckelson Home After 1 Yean lira Promises In Germany licellent Season War? Plan Christmas Song Fest Games TAMil.K WITH FO"rY NIX' local Winter The 1 H s basketball team downed a hard fighting Enterprise team here Friday night score of by a lo I'Ral of 2 wins and n,al,e weatherman coop Enjoying a mouths leave with Uitb lu ,0HMH In their kl her parents, Mr. and Mr. practice ,mi 10h lhu Lyman are accompanies!. Lat the local them Saturday Mlckelson bert Just of Parowan. la bring Um.u Narration of Scripture an. nice brand Lieutentant Adrienne Mlckel- - b5 ,j, they bum been wanting for son other appropriate verse will ! who has spent the past four,,al t0 22f82 Tropic 4 put 0 )iaru. the Parowan given throughout the musical. j Team work was the whole recreation area U years with the Army Nurse io:trr apri The entertainment will b t In both Instead of story games, In board allck for Id Corps lino shape Germany. Lieutenant itw presented at 3: p.m. lathe Paro any one player trying to make wan Third Ward Chapel as at . bu, according lo Mr. Edgar Mlckelson sailed on Nor. 12th. a name for himself. New In the Ski Club. of York Nov. arriving City King j opening for the holiday observd Coach Twist" Jones was able 23rd. and InParowan last Sat The to' rope has been instaa oces In the community. Tin to uee hla complete squad of The young lady has spent the lled I ouw lu running order; public te Invited to attend, with r 10 players with combinany the from High In the service, no charge being made for ad' pest eight years it ycuntsters In packing having served as a nurse aboard ation working nhely together. 5, tool bate aviated mission. imIf the bovg show as much and toboggan runa; the army hospital trains Members of the committee win i.vn the during provement from one game to are making arrangements fnw (' ui the (bar. cold weather World War II and was later sta- the next as they did this past week-end- s of tioned at the government hosoffi!ei many the musical are Mrs. Cross i should he able week, they fral'ent akl't.g, Mr. King atates pital at Fort Ord, Calif. While Berta Burton. Ivai chairman; heat almnet any team In this Decker. Wilford Young and Wat j During the hour after ahcoot, In Europe she has been on duty region . on Adams. ; C'.isy Saturday and after 3:p.m. first at Frankfurt and later at Tonight, Saturday, they travel , Sundays, ihe tow will be operat-- d Stuttgart, Germany. I to Ordervllle to tangle with and someone will be on band Do Willi She vs states was she that able Valiev High. t lufervBe the area, he aaye. to travel over most of the ConNext Wednesday, at the local Oil burners will be placed about visit hisand tinent of the gvm, many Panguftch High School will the area where sportsmen may Pictured above from left to right, Mrs. Max Dailey, Robert Webster, Nelson W. Aldrich, toric spots of those countries. give our team their strongest nrm their fingers for the preaPhoto by Alton Merrill Walter K. Granger, E. Ray Lyman and Sheldon Olds. She says that perhaps the moet competition yet. Pangultrh has Several Parowan boys who art, nt time, but the local aporta with Heardquarlera Battery ol club Is constructing a shelter outstanding toura she made were defeated several strong teams In Italy, in Switzerland and It San Pete County and are Appiopriale ceiemonies at the the 213th. armored Fn-i- r it the foot of the elope where France and In Denmark. While rated pretty high. mm wed Abe pre- Artillery Battalion biUuol in Koret' Monday more accommo-ditlccomfortable In Rome, Lieut, Mlckelson was sentation ot the Limed State have received promotions recent I Saturday, December 13. will for warming up will soon one of a group which was re see a great many local sport treasury "T" Flag to Parowan ly, according to word received1, br arailable The first general reports of celved by the Pope at the Vatl- - enthusiasts at Cedar City when Luy by officials ot the State De- by relatives here. Local club members sound a of hglh school students can. the Rams plav with their arch progress Wilford E. (Gene) Benson1 Accordng to a report released fense bona Drive committee as sole of warning to the young-rer- a were ibsued on Thursday afterwell as individual citatious to and Lloyd DeMille were promot Redmen. Cedar the Iron rivals, the by Treasurer, County and their In in to and her years parents, referring noon. As in past years, the a 94 and those who had been most act- ed to rank of Sgt. 1st. ClasH; emphasize the danger of walking Germany, she states that living on three Ccunty has between reports are based B. 95 collection of General Prop- ive in spearheading the drive lu Lyle R. Morris and Caudi-1the center of the ekl runs conditions for the Amerlcane was ip factors - Scholarship, Citizenthis City and the County. Orton to sergeant; Hal Thorn 2 for of Taxes the levied year themselves erty la but those that Thpre things grave excellent, ship, and Attendance. and Ray Lam-which compares favorably dinger of accidents occurring which make America, American, Here to present the Treasury ton. Parowan, The report is sent home for 1951, Snow oreaux, over the collections with promoted to Paragonah,, S that Is past done, they say, and simply are not In Europe. She and sigFiag to Parowan City for havlug of Parowan are parent examination Residents These boys have seen action levies tax several Total Cpl. years. Itiist that the walk are Germans the achieved her goal of Operations rapiduphill be says that nature. If a parent has not seen with the Southern Utah Batci-lo- n of the various units in the County digging out from under dene In the soft snow at the ly coming back to their former gradually his on Flag City in sale of D&enae the child, inquiries report snowfalls of the one were this since its arrival iu Korea' deepest lower year amf-artidea of the runs. slightly building up at an Jiouds under the Payroll Savings They are not statue winter should be made ot the student. a year ago and -'-i-el the memorable since a increase last but than nearly heavy a as W. was but that Nelson responsible fcr any accidents enormous rate; Aldrich, plan, If the report of your student In inches Fourteen of three Valuation the ago. Assessed awaiting their return years patiently vhlch may occur at activities defense the center people among whom she lived fell on thhe level In town with Is not satisfactory, we request community on home on the Iron rotation. the County, largely md ask for the bond chairman for Utah. The cooperation of for four yeare. that she was 22 Inches recorded parents to confer with the princ- Mines, resulted in a larger total Gene Is a aon oi Roy Benson wy Individual In preventing Increasingly Impressed with their approximately flag was presented to Mayor E, concerned teachers or the ipal as having fell at the Forebay In tax for the County as a whole. acd husband of Elaine Wattere tuy such incidents. who with selfishness and quarrelsomeness Ray Lyman, responded the Canyon, according to Clay-to- as soon as possible. Iron Countys Assessed Valua- a Benson of this City; Lloyd, a The winter recreation speech of acceptance. center even among themselves. local Increased from governson of the Alvin DeMilles. Lyle tion Rasmussen, slightly u construe led two years ago Also honored at the meeting is a eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ray' over 116,000,000 in 1950 to a It Is the residents of the Bri- ment weather observer. The Of through the combined efforts of little over 122,000.000 for the were Sheldon Olds, Iron County Morris while hie wife and little tish Isle who are suffering most snow fell during frequent flurries group of local civic leaders Chairman of the drive, and Mrs. daughter reside In Beaver. at the present which lasted from early Wednes- Continued on Back Page economically tud sports enthusiasts, with the time, according to observations day morning to Thursday night Max Dailey, Parowan chairman. Caudell is a son of Mr. and. Mrs. welfare of the local youngsters by Miss Mlckelson. Both Mr. Olds and Mrs. Dailey William Orton Hal a sou of the She says Continued on Pack Pago tbs Funeral services for Bruce TOWN CALENDAR paramount A fine iasue. received citations from the See Merrill Thorntons. Ray is a son' are so food and that clothing n 1200 2tson of ski run has been Jones, retary of the United States Tre- of Andrew M. Lamoreaux of strlckly rationed there that most cleared and NOTICE Jones Ruth and Holyoak In put in recognition of their out Paragonah . shape as well of the other European countries asury M 1500 foot Parowan schools will dismiss of Enoch were held in the Enoch WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12 work in the recent In a recent communication to toboggan run. are enjoying luxuries by comstanding tow linn to at Bond drive. Mrs. Dailey also re- hie parents in Parowan. Sgt.' Basketball - Panguitch the top of the parison . for the Christmas holidays on Ward Chapel Wednesday at 2: "in has been m. The little child who died Parowan Dec. 21st. and Installed andwlll ceived a replica of the Liberty Orton sent his regards to the' Upcn termination of her leave, Friday evening, be in the DEC. 14 morning Monday operated by responsible per- early FRIDAY, at classes resume 9:a.m. will Bell ast an award for her leader- folks in Parowan and liis hopes will report for Mlckelson Lieut. sons. of - Vrlley High at Iron Basketball Hospital 3 County in achieving the high par- that he will see them all soon Jan. morning. ship Thursday the at Madigan further duty The Parowan pneumonia, was the grandson spot is easily reached by ticipation of employers and He has been with the commun General Hospital at Fort Lewds, accordng to an announcement of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F SATURDAY, DEC. 15 Cont. On Back employees in this City in the ications section of headquarters by the principals offices. Washington . Page - Parowan Holoak of this City. Basketball at Payroll Savings Plan. Present- battery and his recent promotion He is survived by his parents Cedar ation of these awards was made puts him In full charge of that three sisters and one brother MONDAY, DEC. 17 by Bob Webster, deputy state section, according to his letter' First Ward Missionary Dance defense bond director. Shirley, Colleen. Carol; and Le home. Rcy Jones, all of Enoch; his FRIDAY, DEC. 21 Basketball - Cedar at Parowan grandparents of Parowan and Word of Parowan's outstandand Mr. SUNDAY, DEC. 23 paternal grandparents, ing achievement of being the Parowan Mre. Myron, S. Jones, Enoch. Wards Christmas first City in the entire nation Burial took place In the Cedar Program to attain 100 participation in Y MONDAY, DEC. 24 City cemetery. the Payroll Savings Plan reChristmas Tree Primary ceived the ovation of the memThe first section of the Paru- - t Attending the services from TUESDAY, DEC. 25 bers of the United States Parowan High School f rama, Parowan were Mr. and Mrs Second Ward "Snow Ball when the telegram was yearbook, is ready for the Joseph F. Holyoak; Mr. and FRIDAY. DEC. 28 read, according to Congressman and most of the entire , Mrs. Arlo Holyoak and daught Pro- Walter K. Centennial Committee Granger, who ad- book is now completed. aicord- ers; and Mr. and Mrs. Glen gram of Pioneer Plays dressed the group at the meet ing to Marlene Adam, editor. Holyoak and son, Val. MONDAY, DEC. 31 ing Monday. Mr. Granger also Sale of advertising space in the American Legion-NeYears complimented highly the offic book has been very succe.ssful. Eve Dance S. ials whose efforts achieved such Miss Adams states, and great success. for copies are now being Razaar-Foo- d to sold students and townspeople New Parowan was not only the Roland and Valeria . The Parorama will be ready first City in the nation to ach-ie- e Many attractive articles in for a love-littdistribution early in May and welcomed Holyoak that goal, but was the only both the bazaar and food sale to be bigger and betat the promises County City in the State to have ever daughter will be offered by the Parowan on November ter 30th. ever before, the stalf than Hospital reached the 100 mark. She h , First Ward Relief Society im The baby weighed 6 9 It will contain appounds anticipates. was in her pop the third City mediately following Relief So- ounces and Is now at home re64 pages of pietuies of 1000-150- 0 to proximately ciety meeting on Tuesday after- ceiving the adoring attention of ulation group and will and be bound in copy reach the quoto for Flag City noon, it is announced by Mable her two a padded covee- designed fir Rodney brothers, big in status Utah and Iron assisted W ilcock, president. Such items and Raynor; and her sisters, blue and gold. County to become the first Counas dish towels, aprons, pillow Aileen 12 and Sharon, 10 years was appointed Miss Adams cases, boys shirts, pajamas, of age. Mr. and Mre. Thomas ty in the United States to achieve Sales objective year book editor In September to the suggested i h8nd embroidered guest towles. K. Holyoak of this City are for the Bond drive. Photo by Alton Merrill take the position by Katrine artificial flowers and coreages grandparents. which Johnson when she failed articles the some of are Taylor old fashioned gowns & Ward Relief Societies, In their to to school. Assisting return AmosC. former at Parowan the bazaar, Hatch, featured be L. will Mayor Adams Mrs. and Mr. Hugh n for Identical sun bonnet, the band Mrs. Wilcock of are proud grandparents of the City and member of the on the staff are Jeanenne Hyatt, Assists Many says. erganized early in the year U D P In again, gathalso played Cent them will be especially appro- this time a grandson born on High School faculty, was in buines manager; Sherlie Smith, the purpose of playing for their has in both Parowan and Ceennial to go and erings for Christmae gifts. Dec. 3rd. at the Iron County charge of the meeting which photo editor; Rodney Rowley, organization programs priate and dar City; and at many other com was held in the High School Senior class edtc; Claudia Math-erofoods D.to the homes of the aged canned parI'vanccs Baked Proud, firet-tim- e Hospital. goods, with m unity and church gatherings. them Music was provided Auditorium. weientertain Juniors; Zella Mortensen, man for be ents who and of also the will sick Items young Proan Centennial h Members of this unusal group nnd other Dur,ca Jackie Ward, Si hool Girl Chorus Sophomores; the 11 6 are In by High The lbs. at old fashioned music. she ounces, state. on their ghed sale that Band, day, has been are Florence D. Benson. Alice Top-haobservance Freshman of of Wilford direction Virginia the under class; Adams and the Veda Kenney Norman Stubbs and sale will be conducted in t,nnind during the ing the past year htir Morof the M. Stevens. Mary Alan and club editor; and of Young. Cedar anniversary 100th. room, happy the City. Equally of with the harmon- Relief Society banquet 1ntv vm"nnlal JPar 2n Iron The program was recorded by is, sports. Mrs. Venice Decker of Iron County, the Leone Lyman Stevens, pianist; is scheduled to commence about are maternal grand parents, Mr. Vi 2e2 2or several founding Dora reicas; these out radio station K SV B and Is faculty advisor and Alton Cedar of Mrs. and to 3Earl is Invited Kenney has carried Everyone and group p.m. Mary i1S,1duiin,r ,h Paat week. Th an air of Pearl Rowley, triangle; broadcast at 6 p m. Tuesday. Merrill, photographer. City. Cont On Back Pg '' members of the sponsibilities, lending guitar. I,. Orton, cheer on many occasions ,tM-a- d 53-2- 8 Al-in- u Parowan 213th. In Korea Receive Promotion iligh School Report County Reports Normal Percentage Cards Issued ni Tax Collection 1 1 Parowan Receives 2 Record e Grandson Local Couple Dies In Cedar Hospital La-Vo- Ueeember 2 Parorama Staff Readies Parowan n High Con-gie- ear Book ss pub-Ushe- rs nittn w First Ward R. Hold Sale Tuesday To s Arrivals le A iar "an Harmonica In Har-"hlc- - X |