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Show PAROWAN TIMES, PA ROWAN', UTAH. JUNE Not PERSONAL NEWS NOTES Rhapsody Highbrow HvJLDA M. PHONE IIlLET CORESPONDENT 3391 Jay Beeson and Added to delicately beautiful little daughter. Krity I.jnn, of URabeth Tav lurks repertory of Phoenix, Arizona, arrived in . r,!:e pet (erilKHH rs now Is larowan last Thursday for a few inAs the puture title days visit with the Arch BenMr. Mrs A 21, 1954 LEADING PITCHERS Hast lu!! C.ont. PONY LEAGUE LEADING III ITERS KEN PUT UN 1 ooo Notice RIIAP-m)I)V- beautiful dicates, 'Octal AKo back-ii'.m- Their son, Tommy, has with his visiting here Lake and Salt in grandparents his with City grandmother for month They were joined during the weekend by Mr A Mrs Ralph Basics, and by Doris mother, Mrs Kern Gunn and her Mrs Hmeme grandmother, Antrum, all of Salt Lake City The group including a f urn Kenneth Sayer, of Phoenix, and the Earl Bunns of this City, enjoyed a canyon picnic Sunday d et hnictdor. Miss Tavlor's role in RAPSODY that tif the daughter of wise, n.dtv I u!is Calhern, wliose ad-c 'he iciiurcs Two loves oc-- t ipv lo r l.fe The men are Vittor-f l i PROHIBITING music is an sons constantly been part tv, dent js (he ideally Milted settings in Paris, Zurich ri the Alps The scenes are ti.hUntly enhanced by the use -- o (Ri'sman and John Ericson td'h men are musicians When Ilialtilh marries Vittorio shp mds his love of self and career far surpasses his love for her. In a rebound marriage to music student John Eric-s- t n she icaltes that due to her S' alien wnh Vittorio she is heartlessly cruel to her husband Ey way of making amends, be urges Ericson on to achieve musical acclaim Now she real ies it is her husband she really an-"'he- be-in- jDIH.HARGi: OP 1 : I r r A July. Cordon Halterman is enjoying visit with his folks, the Mar ion Hallerman.s, of Parowan, following his release from the I the past nine months of his enOs Charles Vidor is the director listment at Honolulu, Til He and Laurence Weingnrten is the traveled to Salt Lake City durthe week where he made producer. The screenplay was ing to written bv Fay and Michael preliminary arrangements a school enter he where there Kanin RHAPSODY is rated exa career of for general plans on pursuing it Rent, classified He is now hair a licensed stjling has unusually audience, and barber. efilutivo musical background and color. This Metro release Mrs K L Fenton returned will show fnrtliree days in Paro-a brief an beginning Tuesday, June 29, Tuesday evening after trip to Salt Lake City. loV Attention County Wheat Farmers ' ! - 1 A Us FIRMAGE vw V , : I ' - P'D' j ih o U -- n 1 "U ,vV7f.'c j ' O 'rV T r V - A c -- ariArvi?' Shown above is a Mountain States Telephone Company lineman as he completes the last splice in the nation's first transcontinental telephone system on he Utah Nevada state lines at AVendovcr on Juno 17, 1914 - forty years ago. assaskt ed to his job at Ely, Nevada, Monday morning The two will remain for a couple of weeks visit with relatives there. Monty, Jay Stolks and Gordon Sargent 'lad oeen home to spend the weekend with their folks In I, h ow an and Cedar City. N 3 until further notice: daughter, Gao Lynn, accompan-oher husband when he return- Eicut Robert R Marshall te turned to his duties at Harlingen, Texas, Air Base recently after a two week's visit here as guest of Miss Ellen Miller. The young "Because of the wheat situ- man had just received his wings ation ami regulations issued by and his commission as 2nd the Secretary of Agriculture un- lieutenant in the Air Force ami to the Base whore he der existing law, County Ag- returned will be an instructor. ricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees have been Mr. A- Mrs. Alma Dalton and instructed to proceed with work three children returned to their of to determination incident home in Salem, Oregon, Tuestv heat for allotments acreage day after a visit in Parowan individual farms for the 1955 with the V. Daltons, Harley crop. J. Taylor Allen, Chairman They were accompanied by of the Utah ASC State Committee sister, Miss Francis Free announced today. of man Larned, Kansas, who is " Allotments will be determined going to attend school in Oregon. for all on farms automatically The group was honored at a which wheat was produced dur- family social Monday night at ing any one or more of the years the Dalton home. Alma is at 1952, 1953 or 1954 Farmers who present employed by the Oregon to plant wheat in 1955 on State Welfare Department land on which there was no Spending a week's vacation wleut seeded in any of these here with their parents, the B venrs may apply for an allotE. Whitneys, are Homer Whitney ment to the ASC County Com- and his sister, Mrs. Elaine Duke, mittee. All applications must be of Provo. Blanche and Zella have filed m writing by June 30, 1954, but recently returned home after Mr, Allen said. a three weeks visit in the Utah "It is expected that notices County metropolis. of allotments will be released Mr. A Mrs. Lyle Halterman to farmers soon after July 1st. Mr. A Mrs. S. A. Ilalter-maIf farmers need information with and traveled to Panguitch Sunrespect to the wheat acreage to get Miss Christy evening day allotment program as it applies Halterman who had been visiting lo their farm they should conthere with the Adrian Daltons tact their local ASC County OffThe Daltons young son, Sammy, ice immediately, Mr. Allen said. accompanied the group back to Iron County ASC Committee Parowan for a return visit with his folks. 1954, The throwing or placing of a burning cigarette, cigar, match, or any pijm heel, firccrakcr, in substance ignited any place where it may start a fire and the discharging of any kind of fire works on any portion of a National Forest closed by order of the Reginal Forester to the discharging of fireworks. s C. J. Olsen Regional Forester a , RB WORKS, PTC Under and by virtue of the virtue of the authority conferred on the Regional Forester by the Act of June 4. 1897 (30 Stat 35), and the regulations thereunder, particularly Regulation T1(L), the following acts are prohibited o,i the National Forests of Region 4. United States Forest Serv- - 1 ice, beginning on the 1st day of Mrs Harold Rogeison and family left early this week for Bryce Canyon, where liar old is Chef at the Utah Parks . Lodge there. Mr won 3 lost 0 won 2 lost 0 won 2 lost 0 Roger Burt Kenneth Bay lex David Park ,v Y Vcic fv 'V- j j - Now her toaster i THEATRE YM X Crispy toast SUNDAY, MONDAY June 27, iN 2S John I.tjnc, Marie Bluiuh.ml, iN Dan Duryea ) CJ C I in Rails Into I A, Lu-cile'- s Laramie . i TUESDAY, Y FDN FSDAY i; 'orv-.- THURSDAY vN June 29, 30, July room furnished ijMrtment centrally located. Ti J21TN 3 FOH V. in Tabnicolor HJizubeth Starring Taylor, Vittorio Gaxsmun "Why douldrit it do that befora FRIDAY N SATURDAY July 2, ,N 3 Jennifer Jones N Humphrey Guests at the Harrell Dalton home the past week have in- - I.Ook To sie 38. Seminary class ITT attached Owner may have by calling at the Times office. ITeIn Wanted Female Chance to make money every week mailing postcards. Work home spare time. Box 9, Watertown. Mass. COMPLETE Your Kleetrivity! Beat The Devil V If 'mi eM a bone, COVERAGE IN Life - Aiifomobllc (FARM BUREAU INS.) A Fire f u i.in. ol inn it' i c-- t. If uui plan lo buy a house. et lo t hoi k up on the age don't and tap.uitv ot il winng. Better .'till, have an eleitiii ian ni'pect it I for mu:' ou arc going to build, be ure It' plan our firing for the future - well a the pre'ent. that on the avetage. your elodiivai need' inetea'C 10 r every tsxaco Sky Chief witfc SufM-Ckatqe- d PETROX vearl Kenin ilt Copcr Coiporation 101 F.. 12nd St.. New Yoik 17. N.Y. v CUTS ENGINE WEAR! F It a new kind of gasoline! Top octane Texaco Sky Chief with fftkox d it a new, exclusive petroleum-ba- s element developed by Super-Charge- Texaco engineers. Delivers waximwm power-y- et actually cuts tngin t wear. Now more it's the gatohe than ever for thett who want the hr?t. - Re-mem- bt i D.livm MAXIMUM POWER ...ytt oct vally v a- And Sky Chief is the only rt ,3 Drive in - and keep your tank filled w ith re w ton oe- tare Sky C !. ef gao! re. S,k(j ,iri C!:a'e Bra- -' N Copper Co. Kenneeott iie N Cable Co. ? n't jut " wasn t laige Why not? Simply because the wiring in the lady houe as well as to the enough to carrv the necessary clatricih to her toaster many other appliances she uses. Rut. as you can see from the lad s fare, she did something about it. So can electrical troubles And it s v ou. if your house is suffering from the same 4 to 1 that it is! For instance, if vour home was built more than 10 years ago. you can be for all the appliances you ve positive that its original wiring cannot care brand-nebought these past few ears. In fact, even a tricall y unfit to handle the load of all the appliances u house may be elec y ou now own! g If vou find these sxmptoms in your home, you can he sure that you are Nou re also losing money in putting up with more than inconvenience. w asted current. Youre risking fire from under-sized- , oer-hcate- d over-loade- wires! check-up- ! Tfnco Published for our information bv ALMA DETTRIDGE ft PAROWAN TEXACO -- How can vbu tell if your home wiring needs attention? In addition to poorlv-operatinappliances: Dimming of lights when you operate appliances; Slow heating of toaster, iron, etc.; Frequent blowing of fuses; Poor TV reception when appliances are in use; Too few outlets and switches where you need them. Whv take chances? 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