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Show PAROW'AN TIMEb, PAROWAN, p.lLC 2 i'itou ITBRUARY 2, l95f Public Visits To National Forests In xnu:s . IT A II. Published and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Rolx'rt B. Mitchell, Publisher 1955 Top '54 Mark By Half-Milli- on Big business has become the Novadj the Toiyabe .at nal word to describe public recUTAH SIAIt ASS Of LUIGI Forest its. reported 160, 0C ) reation on the national for-- i reTeton F Nation! The ret e.sts A. G. Nord, Forest ServI ntered as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Office ice Chief of Recreation and ported 185,000 visits for high at Parowan, Utah, OuoIkt 27, 1915, under the Act of Lands for the Intermountain in Wyoming. of March Mr. Nord said th 1879. 3, Congress Region, said this week of the facilities pro' use 1935 in to visits Public the Subscription Rates $2.50 per year in advance 19 Intermountain national forthe Governmcne by Advertising rates upon request ests exceeded the 1954 figure ers on the national bv nearly half million, Mr j welcomed and that mo n the more than 600 Nord reported p on Contributing most to the picnic grounds in t ' a increase were more improved arc free to public i FROM UTAHS CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION re few he trailsaid an increase in areas, highways, are being made exor travel, industrial and min- Rep. II. A. Dixon to find whether and perimentally activity improved ing scrvce of 0lJr country and Forty members of the House of national forest and financing fishing, reports hunting a11 at timcs thal we form a Prayer Breakfast group ?ee t,?Alt Forft Pwkup it onlp from the national forests re- recreation can be accomplishtSS 10 ow jartotp ni sftMrd pnrt Led av.e w hich meets leadership by each Thurs. early standard ed satisfactorily bv the users Unri. DAD) vealed Pfkup. God." morning. Last week we joined and the local people. rewas travel other prayer groups at a 4th The local citizens, municipal ported up substantially on all Sen. Wallace F. Dennett Annual Prayer Breakfast at the naional forests in Utah. and county governments, and The of Federation Amerithe Mayflower Hotel. I asNevada Southern Idaho and others who have been cooper-atin- g sumed that there would be a can Scientists disclosed this with Forest Service to Western Wyoming, the area week that it will support a few groups like ours reprethe camp and picnic covered maintain the Intermountain by bill introduced WalSen. by sented. but I walked into a areas are to be commended of Forest Service the lace Region F. to set Bennett a up gathering of more than 1200 Commission for their splendid public serv- The 1955 figure for on Atomic Deof the most noted people in ice. Assistant Regional Forest19 to fense. visits national the the United States. The announcement was forests was reported at three er Nord commented. We were delighted to have He added that the task of ' President Eisenhower come to made in a letter from Lothar and a half million. sanitation, fire pro- W. proper Nordheim, vice chairman Total use visits to nat'ond be the honored guest. Mr. Conboxl More loadspoce than any New Ford t. and providing safe tection, of the to Sen federation, forest campgrounds and picnic rad N. Hilton, our host, told usable water in the face of n other Pickup up to 19 cu. ft. morel us that the President .staved Clinton Anderson, chairman areas added to an all time of nationgrowing of popularity the Joint Congressional high for the region of filO'V at the Statler Hotel the night al forest recreation is gigant-es- t FORD OFFERS a big 65.4 cu. ft. box to handle bulkier before he was inaugurated, Committee on Atomic Energy. 000 as compared with 5 657 . e wheelbase to nro-iService loads in fewer trips. Its yours on the obligation The bill, S 1200, provides 000 in 1954. An additional 6 and that he arose early and e In lbs. Even the GVW with the Ford 5,000 regular keeping Pickup, for setting up an com550.000 visitors traveled thru composed the prayer that pre110-ihas a full model and wheelbase box on the 6 protecmanagement to mission study industrial the national forests on the faced his Inaugural Address. of thf national forest reeconomical for tion And of ft. 45 cu. plus power loadspace. and measures other Mr. Hilton presented the Pres, dispersion highways. Six or sources. Mr. Nord stated that performance you get a choice of with the chair he sat in when of defense against atomic atIn Utah, the highest use oc- - the of V-re Get the mo6t Stroke Short both provision Deengines. adequate tack. The Department of proven he wrote this prayer and curred on the Wasatch and creation facilitlCS to meet the Dealer! Ford See for ComAtomic your money. the your Pickup Energy Cache National Forests with plaque on which this prayer fense, mission, and the Federal Civil 1.628,000 and 1.061,000 visits. rapidlv mounting use is a conwras engraved: 0 cubic more loodspacc tinuing chaliange that will Defense Administration preTRUCKS LAST The Sawtooth have !respoctiely. Almighty God, as we stand to met. be had announced their viously and Boise National Forests here at this moment, my futfor the bill. 370,000 and 263,000 ure associates in the execut- support p;CSponsjbilitv walks hand in Mr. Nordheims letter said reported visi s, respective y, an 4-- 1 in ancj with ive branch of the government Used CarsA Only capacity and power Seeing the current moves to me in that join beseeching increase expenditures for our thou wilt make full and comarmed forces, we are more plete our dedication to the than ever impressed with the service of the people. Give us, contrast between emphasis on we pray, the power to discern conventional military arms clearly right from wrong and and the neglect of passive deallow all our works and act- fense measures such as inions to be governed therebv dustrial dispersion, which can and by the laws of the land. be so effective in reducing After expressing his appre- our vulnerability to atomic ciation, President Eisenhower attack. said he again wanted to tell Senator Bennett said the the world that we are a na- endorsement of the bill , by the tion under God. and that a Federation was evidence of prayer breakfast such as wo the concern of thinking men with the about were attending , dispersion, which may theme, A Leadership Led by well be the most important God," brings that fact home problem facing our nation at to every country. He stated the present time. that our Constitution and NaIn the event of nuclear wartion are founded upon Christhe the degree to fare, if that ian principles: nothing which we said, have dispersed our else came of Geneva, the and industries other fakey people of the world did get cilities determine well may the conviction that the Unit'not we would be ed Sates is a spiritual nation whether or able to recover from attack. with mercy and charity for all humanity. "Spiritualitv will resolve the tensions of the world if they will only give it a chance, he said. Christ L never went to Rome to get a law passed.. He brought about Utah and two of its changes in the hearts of.men. assets the gift of musie crucial current probMany lems keep me constantly re- and the humanitv of Os minded that we need Lead- people received world w ership Led by God, and that recognition in two articles H we should pray as if the out- the March issue of the Readcome depended entirely upon ers Digest. God but work as if the outIn Salt Lake Citv Tabercome depended untirely upon nacle Sings, an article conus. We are worried as we apdensed from a Denver Post proach the great battle for the feature story, tribute is paid Upper Colorado Proiect. We to the 375 voice Salt Lake are concerned with this diffi- Tabernacle choir. The article cult farms ituation.particular-l- v describes the purpose of the with a Senate bill.which if s choral groun as not so much to turn peope passed could result in further injustice and injury to the to any particular faith, but to people of the Mountain area turn them to the higher things is no conSo the California fisherman and his fellow you We are also concerned of life and to God. this perilous, armament fishernr.n nection between a California owners help The other Digest feature race and the cold war of agA S U. Reunion . . Family in classrooms and the;, actually connection with a r.ystem, through gression, especially when we is the storv of g connected with a bridge of copper. learn of the enemys develop- community cooperation which owners also help ment of intercontinental guid- reunited Mike Kenu is of one fisherman When our State. ed missiles. We need double Katsanevas, Clearfield Naval pread prosperity is business in he shareholders, 90,000 the present number of sciencombined investment results in circulation Supply Depot iantor, and his tists and we must retain our family he in from Greece a year help savings millions millions in best pilots or train new ones ago. Copper Division maintain who are equally good or even through Kennecott payrolls, supply purchases And better. Information reaches and Ordcr-vill- e of operations. refining A. Reese milling mining, Hyram tax payments. us that some of our huge new has come to Parowan to in Kennthose in 1955, operations bombers are transcontinental make his home with his son . . . wherever Whoever tax bill of $10,750,000. ecotts paying a may adle for lack of trained crews. and family, the Omner Reeses Kennecott owners What insurance do all of live, of those a million Seven belong copper rv-our wealth, our social securitv Sedsv Feb I1) th Mia team sufficient of went to owners, management production schools, a sum and our insurance policies Maids, Explorers. Jr Glean-giv- e full a us if anvthing happens prs jr for educate 24,000 children and Gleaners year. employees brings living to Utahns. a to our countrv? Instead of met at the home of Mrs complaining about military Halterman for a fireside service, should not every A- - chat. Bettv Jean Peterson merican mother and her sons showed slides on Norwav. and thank God for life in America the close of the evening place the protection of our frCshments were served countrv ahead of any other re- On Sundav, March 11 at R spnnsibility? Notwithstanding our appre- pm. the Second Ward Rch' r hensions and tensions, there Society special program w" is no need for us to fear if be held in th' we will make full and com- Ward Chapel Ever one is inA Good Neighbor Helping to Build a Better Utah plete our dedication to the vited to attend him -- - Washington Report 1 1 .ombl--charges , Out-of-sta- te j J This much Ij more Pickup out-of-sta- 8-f- Va-to- -- 118-in- -- For-vid- 18-m- 0 n. ft. 167-h.- 133-h.- 8, LONGER FORD See Your Local Ford Dealer Today Trucks Fortl Dealers Carry Reader's Digest ists Two Uth Assets world-famou- Qffhand heart-warmin- Their has invested of Utah, resulted and : Coppers Utah. The Kennecotts Utah taxes to M-M- Utahs educational Aennecott their copper producer. These throughout the i r might think there tuna Utah but Utah and half Utah and great the of dollars they are they to the dollars and that better 'Ar-vill- j rc-an- J d IfiHl ' First-Secon- d my Kennecott Copper Corporation |