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Show pare 2 T:c.-- r JJv PA ROWAN TIMI.S, - PA ROWAN. UTAH. SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 Taking MSTS ships out of IVrhups only one in a . hunt'-rthousand is to blame competition with the private IMHOHAN TI.TIFS for these r ports of poor merchant marine would bo Published and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday sportsmanship, but unless we onn constructive step toward RoU-rB. Mitchell, Publisher Too i i.w itini people can reach him through the solving the complex overall .. It uxitl to be Said that will Red Hat Hay piogram, he is problems. (1IAH S1AII PkIm ASSOCIAIIOI and ru h people could jejHjrdising the hunting fu PROBYTE AND lute red as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Office pay most of the txes, so the ture for all of us " (jI'AKDI I WHIP NOTICE A BALANCED BUDGET rest of us needn't worry too at Parowan. Utah, Octolvr 27, 1915, under the Act of A. Stowe For Further Information Consult much about the cost of govAccording to columnist, Congress of March 3, 1879. LICENSED ABSTRACTERS Clerk of District Court or ernment. Hut that situation is Robert S. Alien, "For the first Signers. as Hespeclive dead as the Pharaohs. time in years, it's now very Affiliated wtth Subscription Rates $2.50 per year in advance Tin individual income tax possible the federal In the Fifth Judicial District budget ' TITLE CO. SECURITY Advertising rates upon request starts at 20 per cent. Then, as may finally lie balanced by Court of the State of Utah, income leavcls rise, surtaxes next July 1." in and for the County of Iron ' 01 fire at Ceurt House, Parowao of from 2 to 71 jx-- cent are NOTICE TO C'BF.DITOBS Mr Alien adds that an all added on, making the max- - out economy drive is under-imur- n In the matter of the estate tax a 91 For the Best In All Kinds Of of is It staggering some Mary J. Shurtliff, some-timhave way. hit to seems Iarow ans city recreation program being sparkplugged jkt cent. 84 bv President known as Mary Jane Despite this, some ohsticles. not insurmountable however. At least that would I S 1J H A i Eisenhower, s t in to be the case if time spent on the problem by the Cham per cent of our total individ- - who has ordered the Budget Houndy Shurtliff, deceased LIFE - AUTOMOBILE In r of Commerce and the City Council are any indication. ual income tax revenue comes j Bureau to direct all govern-f- i Creditors will present claims When the program got undeway a couple of yeare ago, a orn the base rate of 20 per mental FIRE - SURELY BONDS with vouchers to the underagencies to cut committee from the Chamber of Commerce was named to while only 16 per cent pendatures "to minimum signed at his residence at See design and carry out a program The first year things operfrom the surtaxes. We vals and minimum costs." Parowan, Iron County, State ated on a comparitively smooth basis This year has been havn t 1st the of on rich before or Utah, just If this drive succeeds, it pcoenough W. CLAIR ROWLEY just the reverse, the fact of the matter is, that it has been pie to soak. will be the greatest thing dav of November, A.D. 1955. A lack of coordination bein chaos right from the Dated this 26th day of Augtween the Chambers Committee, other organizations, and JOBS FOB HANDICAPPED that has happened in a long A.D. 1955. A ust, to for reason be would the chief the to Presidential time committee F the long aiowan City F O II appear safeguard of condition the program. Richard M. Benson urges that five per cent of value of our money, to lessen Administrator One of the members of the committee, the city's represent- business as a whole lx? made he rhanee of more inflation, NORTHERN COAL ative was asked to resign early this year. Why, nor by whose up of handicapped workers. and to strenghton the eco- A M. Marsden Immediate Delivery admin-is If this goal is reached, the nomic foundation on which Attorney for Administrator authority, we don't know. We do know that the city HAILING GENERAL administration 2,000,000 who are disabled at this nations ration didnt do it. however. In fact,-th- e Parowan, Utah peacetime welwasn't aware of it until just recently. The head of the Cham-- l Hi" ALMA EVANS, PAROWAN fare time be and would present military security r s committee quit a couple of months ago because of adverse criticism of his activities. The thing as it stands now given jobs, and so would the rest. Let it be hopped that 250,000 who beeom" disabled the American people in whose lisiks like a complete fiasco. In the Fifth Judicial District each interest the drive is being Court of the State of Utah, Oil Furnace, 90,000 BTU year. Of last years reThis paper is of the opinion that none of this would have happened to the program and that it could bo a real boon habilitated disabled, jobs were taken, have the wisdome to in and for the County of Iron Counterflo. New and a barrdn to Parowan if it w'as properly handled, if just a little more found for only 65.000. give it unqualified support. at $210. Home Builders Supply NOTICE TO CREDITORS WISE STEP ci mrd mat ion between groups had been sought. We dont Hiring the handioapied is Plume 2271 estate of the matter In the think that in a program of this kind, where everyone pays good business too. A Bureau A Hoover Commission re- Deceased, Roland of Orton, , the bill and are entitled to the benefits, that any one group of Labor Statistics found that , Tbeie can- will present claims h it City administration. Chamber of Commerce, or any handicapped workers have por observes, SA LE FO (editors oilier group, should have the full say as to what the program lower accident rates, lower not be two American mer- with vouchers to the under- - Home on full lot with water. chant marines, one military shall be. We do feel, however, that a dozen projects cant be absentee signed at his residence at Contact Dwalu Decker. rates, five to nine and one civilian, Mionsored at once without jepordizing all of the program. operating Parowan. Iron County, Utah, Phone 3448, Parowan, Utah This cmdd easily enough happen without proper groundwork tims loss turnover, and a betindependently and at times on or before the last day of ter production than others. in and coordination. competition with each Fresh tomatoes. Every business. large or other." It recommends that November, A. D. 1955. It is questionable in our minds if there is any organized 3132 Phone of 24th AugRoger GunDated this day roup in the community who doesn't have some sort of re- small, should do what they vessels of the Military Sea 1955. D. A. to creation activity in mind that they feel is just as worthy of ran help the nation reach Transport Service be removed ust, ; upport as some that have already been carried on. that five per cent goal. O. Winston Orton Jersey cow. Just freshened. from active operation, and We feel, and understand that its in the process, that every BED IIAT DAY Second calf. See Woodrow Administrator that there be maximum utilgroup, civic, ladies club, and all other organizations, should annexed With Decker. will A red hat has long been the ization of privately owned he called together and work out a long range plan, under of A safe PruM. Marsden vessels. MSTS ships would hunting. which all the worthy projects can be completed over the symbol years. After each group has had an opportunity to express dent sportsmen always wear be placed in reserve status Attorney for Administrator This certainly scorns sensits views and proposals, a priority program should be set up one in the woods and fields Parowan, Utah Help whereby one project can be taken at a time until all are com- during the hunting season, to ible, at a time when the merpleted. guard against being taken for chant marine problem, as a Booming business makes This way coordination between groups, and support of game. Unhappily, howeve, duo whole is a pressing one. The In the Fifth Judicial District opening available for respons each can be achieved without the chaos and hard feelings to the g seemingly problems magnitude can be Court of the State of Utah, ible man or woman with car d that are attendant upon a program as it now number of trigger-happjudged bv the fact that Conin and for the County of Iron to call on farm women in exists. hunters, this precaution is not gress approved $110,000,000 Iron County. Full or spare NOTICE TO CREDITORS to make in government operating payinvariably successful. In the matter of the estate time. Opportunity S On September 23, Bed Hat ments to American flag of Lula Josephine Imlay De- up to $40. a day. Write lines Box for O. Day will bo observed. SponP. 1956 the COMPANY, steamship ceased, pavents which Creditors will present claims 14, Bayshore Station, OakEarly in the summer Deputy Sherrif Arch Benson picked sored by the Portland, Ore- fiscal year a j oung Mexican up on the highway south of town, and let gon. chapter of the Iaak were made neeeccary by the with vouchers to the under- land 23, California. him sleep in the county jail. The youth, when he was brought Walton League, it has been fact that foreign 8 competitors Aug. his residence at Parin, hadn't eaten for a day or two, and was dirty and dishevpiven national recognition. have far lower costs, includ- signed at owan. Iron County, Utah on eled. He was fed, and lodged in the jail over night. The next Its object is to make hunting ing labor costs, than do our when officer to him the went let had the out, safer and to protect our hunt American operators. And the or before the 1st day of No- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS morning jail been gone over by the young fellow and was as clean as a D. 1955. Inquire at Parowan Cafe ing lands from fire and other House Merchant Marine and vember, A. of Augpin. Dated this 26th day Fisheries Committee has The deputy took him over to Taylors Cafe, then operated ravages. 1955. A. D. ust, that be cant a major merchantship Obviously by Jim Barton. Jim not only fed him, but gave him a job Howard Joseph program. m washing dishes. He also gave him a name, Murphy, by which done in one day So Red Hat rerdaenment Administrator he has gone ever since. Day itself will simply be used which th" government would Murph" had only been there a day or two, when Jim to intensively publicize the contribute to the costs for the A M. Marsden bought him a complete new wardrobe, had his hair trimmed, problem and to point to so- reason that ships can be built Attorney for Administrator and started teaching him some English. He has been treated lutions. The work will go on more Utah cheaply abroad than Parowan. almost like a brother by Jim since. in cooperation with conserof because here, again largely It kind of does you good to run into a guy like Jim vation organizations, schools, warm differentials. The Coma guy who is big enough to recognize one of his felOnly $2.50 per year farm and business groups, mittees chairman, Congresslow men who is down and out, and give him a lift Paroivan Times , sportsmens clubs and local, man Ponnep, has said. "Every statq and national governAmerican, whether he is a anil DION. mental agencies. businessman, wage earner, or Governor Patterson of Ore- a farmer must realize his OLIVIA de HAVILLAND finds that there has been stake in the success of gon the summer dozthe Times has had no less than a During Bus ru'o'Wam because each in en people talk to us regarding the division of irrigation wa- an increase in rr ports of vanU.S. FOREST SERVICE dalism, fire-arter between the city and fields. We have never been too disaccidents, Ms wev receives direct beneposed to get mixed up in an issue that seems to be as contro- rod game law violations. He fits from a U.S. - flag fleet. GILBERT ROLAND versial as this. Since some sortof action has been proposed by some, we decided that maybe a clerification of the issue Latest News & Cartoon mav help. The gripe has been that since the new power plant has r.i lyr been built, and its attendant of water, that city users came out on the short end. The feeling seems, to TUFS. WFI). (JUS be that whoever made the decision to " irrigation waters did it without the consent of property owners, and in JEFF MORROW a rather underhanded way. While the Times doesnt to know the whole story, and is in no position to take pretend REX REASON a stand either way, it has gone into the situation just enough to get a of the facts. The original adjudication of water between the city and fields said that waters from Center Creek would be divided, A tribute to those forest fire 25 per cent to the city, and 75 fighting Rangers! per cent to the fields. After the power generating plant was moved from the mouth of the FAITH DOMERGUE canyon into town, and the water put into a pipe a reapportion nwnt was made upon a motion adopted by the fields and city. Latest News & Cartoon The motion was passed at a joint meeting between the fields and the city in 1950. The motion stated in essence that the water would be divided 22 per cent to the city and 77 per QhE ROf AN EYPECOP2 ARB cent to the fields. SAT. FIU. CREDITED WITH THE Citv ordinances governing the distribution, as found in the AT AIR CONDITION- Few ised Ordinances of Parowan IN City, Utah, 1943, and ING. SLAVES WAVING FANS which to our knowledge have not been changed, state: THAN A'CPE LITTLE vistaVision PIP h 280. of Water of Center Creek Belongs to HOT STALE Cit.v. One fourth of all waters contained in The Yankee A'Z CVCP THE Reservoir and in Center Creek, Iron County, Utah is hereby . ... r: d. lamd to he owned bv those persons owning city lots in Citv, county and state aforesaid, each lot drawing its exact quota of water in proportion to the numVr of rods RAG- IS&JW ,J ISA47 A contained therein. The legal title tothe water shall be vested RDCNINC CHAIR. WHCll ON Cartoon in Parowan City Corporation, and be held in trust for the i A LEO ACT U AT VC? A PELLCtT ral owners thereof. The water, when used for irrigation THAT P!.r;i COOL AIR IN THE shall be used in the proper1 time, as stated on each r re occupant. F O II S A L F water ticket, respectively, by thos owning or occupying city Jot - within said city, in the manner and according to the system of irrigation as hereinafter described: The prime reason for the redistribution was that it war fifcCAY'fj A'r roiPiTiONiNCt felt bv the fields that after Parowan City had appropriated UNIT' I.C.YCZL 'V"l C.CCL V,5 .30 REMINGTON PUMP DISASTER M tRV. otherwise the water from one of the springs in the canvon for rulinarv TCCVCEZC CP-T-I ACCORD, NJ TOTH'known as Mary C. Tobin. PCD As Gun Lke New mimeses, that a fair share of the water was not going to the disaster projects analyst, adnun-sterC FAVOUR FCPCT-- T ? ROO'A Alt', ( I) k oroeram he fieds. Used I rice With CCI.9 IT!CNZ(?,TLr r'Oy O "'T C"' T to If city users are of the opinion that they have a grevianm granting emergency funds ANT? PL'ST PAZTICLEO AND ON SCOT, disasters. natural hit MAY BE SEEN AT THE areas by the place to air thHr troubles is before the city council. They She has a direct line to the White HOT, HU TuP PAv$, pZA ACr UP TO 12 QUARTS are the men who elected to look after city interests. TIMES PAROWAN House. Or VVATEE HROfA THE Ai.Z. adds: On The National Ilajeoeli ISMism; Scene distributor of t - -1 to-d- Browning Coal o l'nrcells COAL CAN BE PICKED UP AT THE YARD IN j , City Recreation Program PAROWAN OR DELIVERED r j TELEPHONE 2021 i es cf ex-cc- FOR PAROWAN AND CEDAR CITY nt es j j turn-loos- e. SAL 1 Whether zeal or moderation be the point we aim at, let us keep fire out of the one and frost out of the other. Him gyi MM c FOIl SALF It - Were c right up on Hop with the (j jBEST DEAL IN TOWN for beautiful New Wanted during our ever-growin- SUMMER hap-haar- v A Bouquet BANDWAGON MC-NES- -- SELL-A-BRATI- ON were But 21-2- way down on the bottom with f pro-pr.-- ed M$lnJ Firmage ocas-ionall- payments t Theater y; Smokey Says: City Irrigation Water per-mn- SUI. al "THAT LADY" m opriY , in Now for the finest deal ever on r !o I EiffS CAR j 7KE OF iTS FIELD r f 3 the 55 Til V ro-divi- CoMfi. b $ THIS ISLAND EARTH" fi-- and One-fourt- STRATEGIC AIR Par-own- n COMMAND - rcci cf DEER RIFLE r;: -- - CE r is.whi; THORLEY MOTOR CO. Cedar City. Utah |