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Show PAROWAN TIMES, PAROWAN, UTAH, MARCH 2 9, 1956 pase 2 1MUOWAN TIMES Published anJ Primed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Robert B. Mitchell, Publisher MIMML ilUl 'vS.' X THk ASS0C1AI1C! SIAIf Entered as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Office at Parowan, Utah, October 27, 1915, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates $2.50 per year in advance Advertising rates upon request Area Developemenfi1 Calls For Unify With Spring already here and the tourist season almost upon us, it seems that we in Southern Utah should be thinking seriously in terms of "what do we need to stop tourists and hold them here a litle longer. One of the first things that comes to mind, is a network of good roads connecting the scenic attractions that abound in this section, but many of which are unavailable to the traveling public because of lack of roads. We need the attractions by themselves, developed to a point where touris's can be accomodated and be able to enjoy them in reasonable comfort. We need good cafes and auto courts in each town services, and places for people to shop, and that they have an an intensive advertising and promotion campaign to let people outside of the state know what we have to offer. Part of these aims are being worked toward now under the guidance of the Iron County Commissioners, commissioners from Washington, Kane, Garfield, and Beaver counties, and civic groups from the cities and counties concerned. Though these organizations have taken a decided step the right direction, it still leaves a gap in the program that can only be filled by local businesses in each town. They must show that they have something to offer in the way of accomodations, including motels, restaurants, information where the touring public can be taken care of. And sve need interest in trying to entice the traveling public to remain in their area an extra day. in The folowing figures, gathered by W. Clair Rowiey, from the American Automobile Association, and from the Utah State Road Commission and the Salt Lake Chamber of Com merce surveys, tell quite a story as far as Utah and its tourist business is concerned. You will no doubt note the number of days Utah is able to hold tourists in the state as compared with our surrounding states and perhaps wonder why, with our great scenic potential, as compared to other states. It is entirely possible that after the second chart showing budgets for advertising, is compared, you will reach the same conclusion that we hav', that is; that our tourist dollars are directly related to the this state, or any other, spends for advertising. CHART NUMBER ONE NUMBER OF VISITORS ANNUALLY UTAH COLORADO 3,000,000 2,800,000 TOURIST REVENUE ANNUALLY $65,000,000 $213,000,000 AVERAGE NUMBER OF DAYS VISITORS STAYED 2.5 14.8 VISITORS VOLUME-DOLLA- RS SPENT News From Your Social Security Office Kanarra Lady Named Winner 0nTV Program looked MSS. gone wifdcn Out ir tOU PAYNE hy Other shoppers in Wage credits under social You a can quiet a few security may be given fur disbelief crenang floor bv puzzled moist soap into tne cracks working U. S. Ervin Mrs. when weeks ago military service during between the boards e Williams of Kanarraville, be the period September 16, 1940 A rubber pat I in the tea of bflby I gan systematically counting o March 31, 1956, provided tooth paste packages at the discharge or release was un- hujh chair trill keep b.ui from itclip pingdowii hen West side Grocery in Cedar. der conditions other than dis. lie gets resVas JONES MOTOR COMPANY ANNOUNCES THE honorable. Ninety days of actHowever, her efforts were reOF LESTER WILLIAMSON AS SALES No need to warded when Mrs. Williams ive service are required un REPRESENTATIVE ASK HIM ABOUT THESE FINE wax your stain less discharge or release was was announced as the second less steel auto SPECIALS TO BE FOUND AT JONES MOTOR TODAY. because of disability or winner in a trim An occa in line of The jury sional washing duty. wage game played on Art Linkkt-ter- s credits is all you need may go to those who House Party television for the metal is died in service as well as to -show. raet'ca'ly indestructible gleams those who die after discharge. Paint Like New Dyna-FloRadio, Heater Two-ton- e orever Mrs. Williams won a MayThey can be credited towarc To remove all odor from a pan tag Supermatic Washer when your retirement at age 65 or in tv bun youve fried f.sh, trash t! the post card she had sub- later. Hardtop thoroughly, cccld vinegar tn it, then Tbit mitted listing the number of Under the law, the wage rinse cartons of Pepsodent Tooth credits are Power-GlidWhite Sideteall figured as $160 Save money by using one high Paste displayed by her local a month under social bulb instead of stveral security wattage dealer was drawn from thous. for each month tires Radio, Heater A Rpal more during any smaller ones. You get 5071 bulb than ands of similar entries. Toe part of which a person had light from one four bulbs, yet-- use dealer, the West Side Grocery, active military service. Proof from Buy At Just the same amount of current. received a Tappan gas range. of military service can be Four other prizes have yet submitted at the time of reTo make Perma Ste.reh last longer, first starch articles which reed the to be chosen in the unusual tirement or death. stiffness, then dilute the Those military wage credits greatest Pepsodent contest. The names liquid trit.'i more mater for items of the winners are being can be used in paying social which need less starching, have the White Sidewall Tires New Paint Radio & Heater nounced on the House Party security benefits even if pen- diluted starch it util keep show. sion or compensation is deterGlue the rubber ring frem an o'd mined to be payable by the jar to the bottom of your dog's NEWS The Little Farmers 1 H Veterans Administration. For Thpt way, the dish wont shp or Sedan Electric Windows Automatic Transmission Club held their second meet- example, a person may be turn over. To brighten a rug, sprinVc srlt ing Wednesday, March 21. insured nder social security Out of 6 members, four were on the basis of military serv- over :t hrjjr' w'. i the iccuutn har v. S 's v"! s' ' there. Teachers are Bob Ev- ice alone or on a combination Radio, Heater W.W. Tires New Motor k of Paint ans, Kent Whitney and military service and coverLister.. Club members ed civilian work. Parowan Times, 24 To Choose are Jav Graff, President, Onlf $2.50 per year Military wage credits may Presiden: Vice not be counted toward social Roger Gurr, Jerry R., Secretary; Donald security benefits if monthly determined to be payable by Gurr, Quarter Master, and benefits (including milita' the Army, Navy, Civil ServRobin and Graff Reporters retirement pay) based in ice, or other Federal retireGordon Adams. We are plan- whole or in part on the same ment systems. 380 SOUTH MAIN CEDAR CITY, UTAH ning to raise potatoes for a period of military service are IF project. r07 these fine ii coast-to-coa- st 1953 Buick Special $1050 1953 Chev. ft e 100-w- 25-w- $1295 4-- d:-- t 1 . h. 1949 Chevrolet $350 1949 Cadillac '62' $795 1953 Mercury Hardtop $1495 Rod-ric- Cars From Jones Motor Co. T f f X - " rM i , i ; ' I. r'AXA . A f .. dr - - :i if ' symbol of iitfey for "preemie The ancient Egyptian ankh was the symbol of both copper and life. Today that relationship still exists. Take the case of the preemie-t- he premature baby whose life may hang by a thread. In a modem hospital he is placed in an isolette the new, improved incubator. There he is shielded from outside danger while electrically controlled heat and humidity help him win his battle for life. And copper, as the metal that controls the special conditions he must have, is a key to his survival. There is a special problem involved in producing copper for the isolette that helps save a preemies life-- as well as in producing copper for the many thousands of other products needed for modem living. s Because the ore at Kennecotts Bingham Mine averages only about of one percent copper, mass production methods must be used to recover the metal. And that requires the investment of millions of dollars in special equipment. Such an investment must be based on the hope of making a profit. Profits were are the reason why the incentive for the establishment of Kennecott Copper-th- ey in business. this enterprise continues By earning a profit Kennecott is able to produce the metal symbolized by the ankh. And that symbol still stands for life, because copper is the heart of the better modem electrical living that is vital to defense, industry, the home and the farm. eight-tenth- CHART NUMBER TWO STATE BUDGETS FOR TRAVEL ADV. & PROMOTION Kennecott Copper Corporation rA New Mexico, Nevada and California consider tourist travel their number one industry. Seventeen other states consider tourist travel among the FIRST THREE industries. As far as this section of the state is concerned, probably the f rst consideration should be in getting roads into the areas vve have to show. This we feel can best be done by all factions in the various counties working together for the mutual benefit of all of us. f Next in importance is advertising what we have, and getting ready to accomodate tourists in our own tovtns after we get them into the areas. Mission 66, which deals with improvement of Nation il Parks and Monuments; and Mission 61 which has to do wiih National Forests, are certainly big boosts to the tv'x; of program that is being proposed, and the Times feels that Utahs congressional delegation, particularly Sen. Bennett and Rep. Dxon, should be complimented for the work they are doing in this direction. Good Neighbor Helping to Build d Better Utah |
