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Show OWAN TIME VOLUME NUMBER THIRTY NINE LIONS CLUBS TO HOLD STATE CONVENTION AT CEDAR CITV Thu annual Lions State Con vention will be held in Cedar City June 2nd. 3rd, and 4th. Ire;ant indications point to registration of more than 1,000 Lions and ladies. Proceedings will be under the direction of Jtendell N. Mabey, 28-Norman Iierndt, 28-Otto Fry, 28-and Gordon Christenson, 2S-The visiting speaker I4ona Internationa will be Dr. Ramiro Collazzo of Dr. R. D. Poll To Address PHS Havana, Cuba. Dr. Collazzo la a of Lions International, having served In that Ho will capacity In 1954-66- . give the feature address at the first business session to be held in the new CSU Auditorium Friday morning. June 3rd. H will also address the Saturday morning meeting and speak shortly at the Governor's Ban quet the evening of June 4th. The other featured speaker at the convention will be George D. Clyde of the Utah Power and Water Board who will speak at Past-Preside- nt PAROWAN TIMES PAROWAN, UTAH. MAY 19. 1955 Lions Club Elects St. George To New Officers The annaul election for th Parowan Lions Club was held Monday night. Bryce Adams was named to replace W. Scott Mitchell as President. Bryce has been first rice president for the past year. the Others named to ram-roorganization were: J Carl Rum-mle- r, to succeed himself, C. E. Burton, 1st J. S. Moore, 2nd vice president; Bob Mitchell, 3rd rice president; Roy Mathis, LIol Tamer and Howard Rasmussen, Tall Twister. Named to the Board of Directors were Roy T. Wllkerson, and Raymon Bentley for four year terms, with Marel Bayles and Dick McBride named to the two year posts. W. Scott Mitchell, as past pres, will also be a member. d Sec-trea- a. vice-preside- NUMBER SIATNTi; Zion Monument COMMISSION TO AIR POISONINS HostMIA Dance May Be Opened National Paik Service Groups Saturday are exploring the Zion PROGRAM AT PANGUITCH LAK L MIA dancers from southern ler-Hotic- ll Monument this week with the Utah, Arizona and Nevada will Idea of finding suitable means gather for a spectacular show of opening this huge primitive Saturday, May 21, In the Dixie area to tourists. The exploring Sun Bowl in St. George Approxparty of five including Paul imately 1.300 dancers from nine It. Franke, Superintendent of stakes will be featured in the Bryce and Zion Parks, Carl Divisional Dance Festival, spon- Alleman. San Fransico, retire sored hy the Church of Jesus the Park Service ofseating Christ of Latter Day Saints. fice of design ami construction; The Festival la under sup- Glen Hendrix, landscape ervision of divisional from the Lake Mead reJames A. Andrus, St. creational area; Waldo Wilcox, George and Mrs. Mildred AshPark Engineer, James Felton worth, Laa Vegas, with Mr. and Chief ranger, both of Zion Park. Mrs. George S. Holt, Enterprise, Entry into t tie area was made directly responsible as district at Taylor Creek through a cut dance directors. In the Hurricane Fault. Jeeps, Cooperating as dance direc- Power Wagons and horses were tors and dance managers from used hy the group for transthe various stakes are Mr. and portation. Mrs. Norman Grimwhaw, ParoThe party expects to remain wan Stake; Dee Walker enb In the area known as the Kolob Luree Condle, Cedar Stake; Mr. Canyons for the greater part of and Mrs. Leslie Tugh, Kanab the weeks locating points of Stake; Mr. and Mrs. Normand greatest Interest, where roads, Lamb, Beaver Stake; Mr. and camping facilities, and ranger Mra. Durrell Covington, Zion stations could he established. Park Stake. After the exploring trip, conFloyd Hunt and Connie Corsultations will he held with the bett, St. George Stake; Mr. and National Park Service in WashMrs. Rodney Burgess. Uvada ington by Utahs congressional Stake; Mrs. LaBerta Bowler, delegation. Moava Stake; Floyd Sampson of the hug's ,Development and Joyce Harrington, Las Veg- scenic area, if found leasable, as Stake. will be dependant upon FedA meeting will be held Sat. eral House and Senate at 10:30 a m. for all ward and stake dance directors for last minute arrangements and assignments on the field. arcli-ete- State Fish and Game Commission will hae to contend with at a special session called for Friday and Saturday of this week, will be whether or not to poison the fish In 1angultcli Lake this fall. If the decision is reached to poison the lake hoi test is no I tlie pa .1 two we, K( which time the pi epcseil ) , i .n, ing piucr.im has been outline Tile flist meeting, held he. Thursday,' u;h at Paiigiiite! where the Iniigiiiti h Wildlil Federation and federa '.ions in souther tlie Commission will have to decide when It's to he done, Utah wen- - gieti a In i. f nil when the lake will he opened down on serve) a taken at tli to fishing, and what the re- lake over the past 1 years l strictions will he in regard to. fisheries biologists, Proposal limits, and methods of angling. for eradication of tha di fish i Two special meetings be- tlie lake wer' also di cussed. Bill McConnell, fisheries bio tween Fish and Game personell and wildlife groups have been legist, from tlie State Fish am' held in the southern end of the Game Commission explained tli results of surveys taken slnn 1952. He pointed out that gll net sets had produced from a. many ns 4 0 0 chillis to one trout for a high, to 200 chubs to otu trout for a low mark. He statin' that sets were made in ever) Fourty-eigh- t black partridge part of tho lake, and that tht were recently planted In Washratio remained about tho sane ington County by the Utah Dept, year after year despite tyic of Fish and Game. of fish in 1952, heavy die-oThe department Bald it was and the various control meththe first planting) of these for- ods used by tho department eign upland game bird species each year. in Utah and was tht initial With fishing pressure increasstocking of black partridge In a ing each year, and more waters plan to establish them In the being taken out of production state. as a result of stream diversiohs The birds came directly tc and dredging operations. It has Utah hy air freight from Pak- become increaingly important istan where they were trapped that every water that will supin the wild hy Dr. Gardiner port fish life be made to proBump of the U. S. Fish and duce at a maximum. In showWildlife Service. The total pro- ing a comparison for several project. waters in the state. McConnell gram is a Federal-Ai- d The black partridge is be- said Duck Creek is producing lieved to be adaptable to some trout at the rate of 250 pounds h of the lowor elevation areas In per acre of water, xvhile the state. It may become an almost with its Lake important game bird in such unlimited potential is producing areas where the pheasant has only 40 pounds. not thrived, though its range Sportsmen were told the proin Utah is limited compared to posed program anticipates an the natural range where It Is of some 120,000 expenditure found In Asia. on the project, this to he done Size of these birds averaged under a Dingle-Johnso- n project ten ouncts, or about midway under which the Federal 5 between that of the quail and participates on a ehukars. Males of the species, per cent basis. The program are rather highly colored, while would he carried out some time the females are feathered in a near the first of August allowgrey coloration. ing ample time for the poison Other shipmtnts of the birds to disipate itself so that the are not expected until early in lake could he restocked this 1956. Dr. Bunin is now making fall to provide fishing next seacontacts and arrangements to son. It is proposed that the rewild trap several hundred black stocking will he made with fish partridge for shipment to the from 3 to 4 inches in length, states prior to the brooding and that by putting them in season next spring. the lake early enough this fall, Release of these birds is an- before the feed is gone, that other move in the deprtments they will be catchable size hy continuing program to estab- spring. It is anticipated that lish new game birds into areas 1 million fish will be planted. Other Fish and Game personpreviously productive of little, If any, bird hunting. ell who were in attendance at the meeting were: J. Perry Mrs. Nellie Wiscombe of Egan, Director; John Newhold, Utah, visited here last fisheries biologist; Reed Henand derson, Game Manager for the week with her daughter, Mr and Mrs. Thales district: Frank Dailey, Warden Brown. and Robert B. Mitchell, ComOne nf l!i state in fioi-othe- the business meeting, Friday afternoon of the convention. All jbusljHfes andj entertain men will be held in the new features Dr. Richard D. Poll, head of CSU Auditorium. On Thursday the Political Science Departthe convention will get evening ment at the RYU, will deliver under way with a the Address to Graduates of the mixer to be held on the lawn of Parowan High School at the the ElEscalante Hotel, followed thirty-fiftThe Parowan American Legannual commenceby "Cedar City Night" at the ion Aux. will hold their annual ment exercises to b held here auditorium, which program will Veteran Made ment exercise tyo be hed here Poppy Sale on feature a parade of Cedar Citys The money 23. May Tuesday evening, May 24. The talent. The Friday Monday,from Is spent sales exercises will be held In the outstanding poppy gained entertainment is of a Parowan Third Ward Chapel evening doing child welfare work In our surprise nature but will also be at 8 p.m. community and to make It pospresented by the Cedar City sible for disabled American VetThe list of thost in the gradLions Club. Local club members eran In a hospital bed or wheel uating class is as folows: will serve an barto earn ft little money for chair Charles Knell Adams, C. Tebba becue early evening at himself and family. It Is also Friday S. Adams, Rodney Bentley, Max- the etadlum at which there will valuable to them as occupationine La Ray Boyce, S. Eric Clark, be barbecued beef and all the al thereapy. Diane Dalton. William Jay Evtrimmings. This years Model Following the annual Poppy ans, Donald A. Gurr, Joe Hatch, Luncheon will be conducted by Drive there will be an American Moroni Bleak Hyatt. Hettie Ann the Provo Club; the KeyMem-ber- a Legion Aux. meeting for the Bentley, Larry E. King, Joan Breakfast, b ythe Bingham election of new officers at the Be M. Lamoreaux, James Miller,, Canyon Club, the Presidents & Old Rock May Church, Monday, M. Ronald Mortnesen, Lyle Secretaries luncheon by the 23 at 3:30 p.m. Mortnesen, Edwin Lyman Ogden Club, and the Necrology G. Victor Norman, Melvin On June 6. 1935 the Post Officers from five southwestService by the St. George Club. O. Orton, LoRen Orton, Norma counties Office Utah ern Wednesday Department will inaug Ladies will have a full pro- Stovens-Rob- b enlaw two new mail service which a a iHodean Orton, Joseph urate day completed gram of entertainment featuring Certified In will conducted be known as clinic Etta R. forcement Smith, Mary Stubbs, a trip and brunch to Zion Nat. In affect this new service Nelson Taylor.' Herbert Murry Mail. Cedar by officers of the FBI. Park, Saturday morning, June Mr. and Mra. Ivan Robb of A special feature of the course will be a classification between Topham, W. Sanford Topham, 4th. announced the en- and Interviewing of the 30 mem Paragonah Louise M. Dalton Tebbetts, ordinary mail and registered e gagement & approaching mail. Certified mail service proas the vainlng In fire-arJacquetta Ward. of their daughter, Sandra, her sheriffs Mr. and Mrs. James Parks department civil vides for a receipt to the send to Holt Stevens, of Paro- defeanse Jack are here with visiting a over Marys of the arrival Happy posse organized by the er and a record of delivery at new baby daughter born to them parents, the Claude Harris's. wan; Wedding vows will be Iron County Sheriffs dept, the office of address. No record on May 27. on May 12, are Mr. and Mrs. They have been In South Ameris kept at the office at which last January. Victor Robinson will ica 5 orfor Bishop the where past years Ray Cartwright of Beaver. Mrs. The special sheriff's corps has mailed. It Is handled in the officiate at the which Mr. has Parks been ceremony no and insurance employed mails Sheriff Arthur dinary Cartwright, formerly Helen will be performed at the Robb been placed by command of coverage is provided. Warren, is the daughter of Mr. by the Bradden Copper Co. He the under Nelson home in the presence of family and Mrs. Eugene Warren of has been transfered to McGill, Wells. Only first class leter mail Charles Deputy Sheriff no value will be accepted from' Parowan. Mrs. Nell Cartwright Nevada where they they will members and a few close friends. came having officers Other n Sandra's sister, Mrs Jackie mail. This does not as certified is the other grandparent of the make their home. and Washington Garfield, Kane, will as of Maid attend her of a negotiable articles exclude little Miss. Besides her grandCounties. and Hazen Lay will take Beaver Honor, Mr. other matter and Mrs. and Robinson character two Rayi she has parents Directing the special school care of best man duties for his a cost of Involve would which Mrs. Etta Averill of of Fillmore welcomed the arFBI was Ralph Jones, special or if rival of a baby girl on Friday, brother-in-lalost destroyed. was Parowan and Mrs. Maude He duplication Salt Lake City. A reception in the evening agent, Return receipt service requestMay 13. The proud mother Is of Beaver. assisted by Iron County Atthe former faxine Lowder. The will honor the couple. ed at the time of mailing only, ParM. Marsden. A. Jim Sandra is one of Paragonahs torney, are Mrs. Albena Gurr recently new little MisS has two older owan, and Provo Police Chief and special delivery services lovely and popular young ladies of the preon available payment returned from a visit with her brothers, Wayne and Gene. Max M. Snow. Maternal grandmother, Mrs. and is a student at the Parowan scribed fees and daughter, Mr. Ffter two more lessons the The fee for this service in and Mrs. Roscoe Booth of Basin Minnie Lowder of Parowan was High School. be of deputies will &. special corps a Mr. son Mr. of Stevens, aron new to hand to regular postage will Idaho. She made the trip by greet the to spend at least two addition required Mrs. Albert is a gradStevens, FillIn will rival and return receipt Is reremain he If 15c. train in company with her uate of the PHS where he eerv-a- s hours weekly with an accredited a for more to week care for the Mrs. Mina Orton of daughter, course quested showing to whom and student body president dur- peace officer after the where defamily. Cedar City. and will be fully when, and address ing his senior year. He was also Is completed livered is requested, an additionand fully armed, Deputy outstanding In athletics. He at- trained al fee of 31c will be charged. tended college at the CSU and Wells stated. The Department will Issue a Mr. Jones and other personell TJiirty-Fift- li at the USAC In Logan. He Is 15c stamp to he used in connecta vetrean of the Korean con- of the school will conduct a ion with the new certified mail flict and was ovtreeas for 12 ment at Richfield Thursday, strvice. The color of the stamp missioner. similar clinic on law enforce-h- e will be red. months. He Is presently employMr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell The second meeting was said. ed at the North East Furniture Mrs. and Mr. Stubbs Joe and first held on Monday night in Cedar Stamp collectors desiring Co. In Cedar City. He and hie to Lake week Salt went last City of this stamp cancellations City where the program was day bride will make a home In a combined on business and end number Fish taken hy gill a reasonable discussed. send may Cedar City. PROGRAMME with pleasure trip. net from Lower Enterprise Reof addressed envelopes, servoir were shown to the group Keith Benson, son of Mr. and money order remittance to cover The snow storm which hit Bess underwent Mrs. Cleo afMARCH OF GRADATES he Parto as demonstration of what a the cost of the stamps Mrs. Richard M Benson of Co. Iron .71 inches at the here deposited Sunday at surgery Munmajor to Ann the ORGAN MUSIC trash fish elimination program postmaster Itha Mortensen fixed, owan, and Barbara 11. could do. The fish shoxvn were May toClay-to- n of Wednesday, Mrs. Hospital moisture, Washington. and Mr. according of INVOCATION Tebbs Adams ford, daughter Each cover must have a 3c Her condition was listed as serfrom a plant made last OctobRasmussen, local weather Warren Munford of Cedar City, ADDRESS OF WELCOME Nelson Taylor Is now hut several serfor ious days er after the lake was poisoned observer. Whether the moisture were married Saturday, May stamp affixed, or if airmail (Senior Class President) sataverbe to 6 recovering cent a stamp, reported In September. Fish planted in the St. George LDS vice is desired MUSICAL NUMBER Brass Instramentation paid for the havoc caused by the 14, Mrs. when Her 15 and new 4 daughter, as the inchts, isfactorily. Haroid about when submitted, aged not Temple with President of Las recovered this spring had grown (Charles Adams- Lyman Munford, Bleak Hyatt, Larry King, winds that proceeded it oi cent certified mail stamp is not Frankie Richardson officlatinSSnow la probllmatlcal. At least part Is caring for the family. Sanford Topham, Nelson Taylor, Donald Gurr) up to 11 inches in length. The couple was honored at a valid for prepayment of postage. Vegas to town was of In lost the fruit he not should SPEAKERS: The Challanges in covers The majority In boh groups The evening reception Saturday Aux. of American low the PostLegion The Monday to temperatures the who heard the explmation were "Health the Cedar LDS Institute build- sealed when mailed Larry King in clinic third the C. is D. moderhas The was weather sponerisng master at Washington, in favor of the program. There ing at which a large crowd Joan Lamoreaux night. 'Religion of cough, a series enclose whooping to him some still will ated since but were it This however, some who bitterthen, permit in attendance. Sanford Topham "Juvenile Delinquency on in Parowan Wednerday, May ly opposed it. feels like darn late n the fall. Wayne Benson, brother of that portion of the certified Jackie Ward "Leadership & World Peace and small pox ordtetanus mailer which the while diptheria, form The decision of the Commissmail man, was best the groom, VOCAL DUET be Jackie Ward, Mary Etta Stubbs clinic This clinics. envelimmunization ion will in all probability t, involv the bride was attended by two inarily retains when the "We Love Our High ed in courthouse papers the at htld he the daily will Is in detached and announced ope sticker seperate automobile smash sisters, Mrs. Helen Gower "The Business World. Jim Miller ups last week-enon Saturday. Envelopts submitted should 25 at 9 p m. Marian Munford. All small children and especADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES be of ordinary size and each Bob Fenton is nursing a broken to enter Dr. Richard D. Poll arm and multiple bruises as the Mr. and Mrs- - Harry Bluhm of must be properly addressed. ially children who are first the fall for this Head Political Science Department, BYU result of a crackup near Sallna, Salt Lake City were made proud The envelope to the Postmaster, school attend. to I" invited are should C. weak D. time Arrangements have bc-- -i made Washington first time parents last last Saturday. PRESENTATION OF GRADUATES fee small a be 6 will with Royce Knight of Cedar a Covers.,, There First endorsed Day lovely Keith Halterman came to with the arrival of Principal Dailey work from at refrain should 11 City to spray fruit trees in Collector oz. charged. baby daughter Monday morning looking pound AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS cancellations Parowan this year, acci r'Lng to hand Lake Salt in LDS He like the cats had had him. the Hospital requesting Superintendent Wright came out second best when the City. Mrs. Violet Clark returned Jess Gttvmon. Countv Commisssince the covers will be machine Double Mixed Quartet car In which he was riding Mrs. Bluhm, the former Louist canceled so far as practicable. last week after spending the ioner. Mr. Guymon rtatod that SONG (Medley) (Sanford Topham, Ronald Mortensen, Victor Norman, Jim rolled over early Sunday morn- Marsden, and baby daughter Orders for first day covers must winter in Nevada and Californanyone who lias spraying to he uncanhere for this two done will remain a ia. She not for In include town may call the County Clerks requests Miller, Mary Erta Stubbs, Jackie Ward, Joan Lamoreaux, ing near Ploche Nevada. Said are here to return Las office will and leave their name. starnos. celed but Louise's summer, wth weeks partnts, he wasnt hurt but he sure hated stay LoRen Orton) she this says. Marsdens. fall, William to 30.00 the those shoes. Vegas ruin LoRen Orton BENEDICTION Graduates Legion Aux.To Sell Poppies h New Service To FBI Holds Two Mun-for- Day School d, Initiated Postal Dept. By Washington Co. Gets Black Partridge Plant ff Pan-guitc- ie Marriage Set mar-ralg- 75-2- Ben-eo- Hun-fngt- son-in-la- w n, fion-in-Ia- w Annual rARGWAN HIGH SCHOOL Commencement Exercises Keith Benson Weds Cedar Miss . - I S- - - I I w-- re d. Notice - nt |