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Show page PAROWAN TIMES, PA ROWAN, UTAH, MAY 2 To The Editor, pakowax rnn:s Cr 3, brought The Citizens I V56 to this end of the state. It is the first time that a representative mother for More Hunter Access Roads Planned numbers of A range survey and pro-- 1 Appreciable Utah has come from the south- jection of new hunter access hunters visited this range for Publifhcd and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Once again the monotanmi.x its, will bo royally entertain-jo- b ern area. roads in the isolated Henry the first time last year as a of record keeping has ,ed and when one of the group Rolxrrt B. Mitchell, Publisher It is not intended that we Mountain section of South- - result of the new access roads, As a result of the recent paid off This time it is the will be crow ned representat- - should consider her the only eastern Utah were the main ive American Mother for 1936 mother worthy of such honor. account of a WiMRU , e into tour a for recent survey another agreement purpose j ASSOCIATIO! UIAHSIAIf Pittw Mrs. Dalton attends the There are many who could of activities written by a the of officials has been projected by the a- arca iis by ork New next meet in mother which Parowan similar claim City but distinction, busy U.S Bureau of Land Manag- - bove agencies covering the titered as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Olfice will give her a chance at the week as Utahs Mother of the few who could produce a writ- ment and the Utah Dept, of building of more new roads at Parowan, Utah, October 27, 1915, under the Act of coveted title of "American Year, she w ill be representing ten record comparable to hers. Fish and Game. into the Henry Mountain deer e Congress of March 3, 1879. Mrs. Dalton was formally Mother of the Year". Mrs. all of the mothers of the This section of the state is hunting area. State, and motherhood nominated by two local orLuella Adams Daltons hobby Subscription Rates $2.50 per year in advance These roads should aid ma. far removed from the centers of a daily diary has helped in general. ganizations as a worthy can- of Advertising rates upon request been has and terially in harvesting the deer population We should take great pride didate for District Mother her in no small way to get this major herd in what from to known the little average to New York City where, next in her selection for this honor the Daughters of Utah Piodoer hunter. Because of lack is now a serious range probweek, with fifty other moth- - and for the acclaim it has neers and the Parowan Liter- of access roads into this range lem section of the state. ary Club. Any group or any until last year there had been Mr. Max Bridge, Bureau individual had the same right Is Land Management official of 1 fere aniof a minor harvest are some more interesting facts on tourist travel to so nominate a mother who only from Washington, took part mals from this large herd. nave lt-- gathered from the AmeHcan A u tom obi 1c "asL iua- could meet the requirements concurred For the first time, during in the survey and nou s "America on the Highways. These facts are taken ,Jy ,,awanl J osepli, Parowan C f C Pres set out fromj in the present plans covering their 1951 survey, and as a result, wc lbc People of Parowan. know the purpose of the For the District title, and the summer of 1955, more new hunter access roads probably don't come near! than 20 miles of hunter access ipproximuring the present picture. The figures do punt out arowan thamkr of Commerce? Cham ers of Commerce again for the State honors, a roads were constructed in graphically, to us at least, trends that could be a benefit to us and what they represent have changed in recent years. Cham- - iurY f impartial judges made these mountains. They were select'on entirely on the in Southern Utah if we are built a under willing to do the things that arc bers of commerce have obtained a position of far grater ini- ,tbe cooperative basis of the written material visitors to our locality. ponarue now dun they have ever enpyej previously. One necessary to attract more by the department lied wa5 of fish and game, BLM, and Information indicates that in 1951 60.40 per cent of the man says, they pass out maps. Another says they maU ,ubnitd themselves the candidatcs by Garfield County. the weather. Still another says, "they are a social dub of as families of the nation went on vacation per requirements and during that year. Here is where they went in this area: selfish merchants. questions set forth on the formal applications. It included Southern Utah Parks (Including Grand Canyon) 5.09 personal histories, histories of Other parts of Utah 7.s6 a better place, hence, a better place to do business. No longer family mcmbers' of husbands Sun Y'alley Idaho 1.20 Other parrs of Idaho letters of recommendation in K.97 individuals listening for the ring of the cash register. Rather Yellowstone The Utah Department of educational, religious and civ. 11.66 a chamber of commerce is a highly organized group of dyn- ic Other parts of Wyoming Fish and Game has listed the categories. 2.50 answers to current amic leaders representing agriculture, industry, retailing, New Mexico following who to those had Acordincg 37 concerning and planning, all giving of their time and their any part in the matter, Mrs. questions early Montana banking, 1.39 season angling on waters that material assets that those with less time and worldly goods Colorado 5.00 are open the whole year. The Arizona may live a fuller and more satisfying life. 1.18 said there are 37 department Nevada It becomes obvious, then that a chamber of commerce is 3.79 orian to keep a remarkable sucb waters listed in the herself and 'hr 7am- - anelin proclamation. comprised of dedicated individuals building for posterity, as Canada well as prosperity, firm in the belief that every man is de- ily. Furthermore, EverY anSler over eleven they were of must visibly ears Mexico fellow mutual and and assistance man substantiated by news clipthat, by pendent upon a California benefit. of PrPer license when-ir- s ideas, all people will pictures and souven- Pay development afield. ever This law applies which authentheir proved The program of a chamber of commerce is determined by, Washington & Oregon to anv kind of fishing, includcata-Ar- e completely its members. Have you attended a chamber meeting recently? VACATIONISTS MODES OF TRAVEL , ing the taking of trash fish. voiced member? Have committee a By Automobile 80.08 you you "working The daily bag and posses8.42 By Train sion limit for resident childyour opinion as to the work or program you think the chamren under twelve years of age ber should undertake? And most important have you given 6.54 By Bus is four game fish not to ex.27 By Boat your Chamber of Commerce the support it needs both ceed three pounds. financial and physical? 4.74 By Air is now size, bag. or There The survey also show-eThe City of Parowan needs an active, aggerssive Chamthat 28 per cent of the people from limit on carp, chub, possession this area go to California to spend their vacations. It is interest- ber of Commerce. There has been a lot of good work done suckers, yellow perch or mul. ing to speculate what would be the effect on our own economy already to improve our city, but there is a lot more work to detail, completeness, and au- - let.if we were able to entice 28 per cent of Californias of needs The Commerce whether Chamber do. you-a- nd you population Carp and suckers may ba thenticity of the written ma ro spend their vacations here. realize it or not you need the Chamber of Commerce. terial submitted was a very taken for personal, use from waters open Although the purpose and objectives of the Chamber of important item to the judges. Though speculating and being interested are good pastimes, to them is to around our It are in Commerce certain serious, and of that might with approach angling by anyear very along they, themselves, dont accomplish much. If, howevr, after all the facts are reviewed and mulled over, some sort of not always be in a Very serious manner. The writer is remind- Mrs. Daltons unquestioned gling and, or any other methconcrete action is taken by civic groups, these things that are ed of a time when he attended his first and only Junior attributes of character, her od or means except firearms, Chamber meeting several years ago. He attempted a mild joke unsurpassed record of service explosives, chemicals or elec, today just something to think about, can become a reality. to trical devices It doesnt take much of an imagination to put a finger on to the assemble cents and they looked at him as severely bitten re- - Set lines may be used day concrete things that must be done if we, as a section of Utah, as a person would be who swore in church. Now is the time to order: cord, contributed materially or night in the Colorado. are to attract more visitors. We have more than enough naturThus, this column in an attempt to put over ideas to make tQ her seiection. Green, and San Juan rivers 1. additional listings al scenery and tourist artracions, including hunting, fishing Parowan bigger and better, might digress a bit with advice ghe certainly made a only. Set lines may have any and camping areas to satisfy almost any vacatonist; but these to the love lorn, diet helps, society news, and in fact ramble great contribution to her state number of hooks. 2. listings and possession limit of and will represent Utahs Bag in fields all be told visitors have into This general. we them. and must can potential 3. directory advertising in New York catfish is 20 fish or twenty must be done by a vigorous advertising campaign. Also in a society that preaches conformity to established motherhood is caught whichever Paropounds, very creditably. Clty The next thing we must do to insure guests that rules of behavior, Parowan in the past has produced some wan is Call your Telephone Business very proud to be send- first. The bag limit of catfish roads are rugged individualists. Some of the grand old yarns about reach Good see. area the that they want to rhey can be her. possessed seperate Office now for new or changed may ing the answer to this; and while they cant come all at once, they people past and present, will probably be retold in this colThe Utah State Fair Board and apart from the limit for listings can be had if enough people are willing to stick togther and umn. We feel that the finest, most colorful folks in the has made a sizeable appropri- bass and other game fish. Possession limit for bass is ation toward the expenses of world have lived in this little town. pull for them. After we get people to where they want to go, we must be Love of home is a basic feeling. Even the animals return heir trip. The fund has been ten fish or seven pounds and, able to assure them that there are facilities to care for them to their old stomping grounds if given a chance. Our people further bolstered by gener- or one fish, whichever is first. These may be camping areas, or they may be hotel or motel who leave for work elsewhere find security and happiness ous contributions from Paro- caught Under Utah law Iron Comwan City, County accomodations. Part of these things must be provided by our of course; but theres no place like home and the old familiar of all ages are required of Utah mission, Daughters National Park Service and our Forest Service, but they must faces, the mountains and the sun coming up over the red Pioneers, Relief Societies, lo- to display either the 5 day have the support of all of us in getting sufficient appropria- peak. cal clubs and individuals. $4.00 tourist permit or the more that so industries jobs tions to make additional development possible. new efforts to attract In our Many people have been anx- $10.00 angling license for the will citizens to assist in making the full year. of all be ious facilities cafe and the by motel must provided private will be available locally, suggestions Hotel, had a trip to New York City one of capital, but they will come naturally if there are enough people be appreciated. Especially the older ones. They have if anv Utahs Mother representatiand for a in an area to make their operation profitable. longer period, chance to observe conditions ve, a pleasant and comforthad have the of Commerce, Several groups, including local Chambers patriotic blood runs in their veins, they probably able one. Five County group and our Highway 91 Assn, some ideas about improvements here. She and her sponsors are will All ideas will be appreciated, and any with any merit are the logical mediums to work through to accomplish the sincerlv greatful for all of desired results; but these will be effective only if they have the be published and followed up. this. Her husband. Harlev W. wiJJ. and their oldest Dalton, Your Chamber of Commerce, to operate successfully, support of all of us. benefited. Anyone be will all daughter, Carolyn, are financOur own thoughts are that Southern Utah is undoubtedly need the help of everyone, and on the verge of one of the greatest eras in its history. With the can join it. Everyone should belong. If you have any sug- ing their own trip in order to officers. . accompany her. coming of the Colorado River Projects, with the-gestions. contact anv of the organizations It is the feeling of manv. of Missions 66 and 64 for our parks and car from parking. Gen- that if the uidg's for an extra fire prevent hydrants forests, with the development of additional mineral deposits, Merc., local Mother are unbiased on the east side of the street there are so many and with the growing number of people who, each year, are erally on. drive Dalton Mrs will return the cars parked, that a traveler cant park, so they just e crown to the national some seeking places to spend vacations, we see no reason why our The City could, and may have to, regulate parking in 1956. in State again entire area cant become one of the most important spots in there think 'ince tha first caravan set out in Asia, of the more congested spots, but were inclined to of her wishes own The best slopping places have existed along great the West. and better way to handle the situaion. we think community and of the state highways where men and beasts of But again, the complete cooperation of all of us is going is another burden of us are interested in getting more tourist of Utah, go with her on this These received rest and refreshment. most since that early taverns were called Khans to he necessary if these things are to be accomplished. be more incline or Caravansaries. trade here, that we, as townspeople, should journey. in our city, the same Sincerlv, to treat visitors as guests, and as guests a little Officers of Parowan DUP backwards over bend just should we as in our homes, for .he meriea's most famous tovern is Some time ago the Parowan Ciry Council was appraised make rhe-i- Slay with us enjoyable, even if .ts ,usr g"d Manhattan Opened in I 762 and still in operation-Fraunof the main street parking problem by some of the businesses few minutes it takes to eat lunch. Tavern was the meeting place for of parking that depend largely on tourist trade. The council promised Many of us. including the editor, are guilty during the Revolution and was all the scene relief of and provided od-- i a study of the situation would be made, Washington's ih- thdr cars on main street and leavins it there uf6$s to his troops. the of one from business almost if it was possible. few to any steps only a of few visitors would) Most of us probably have never given the situation more streets, or an area in the block where very VinrJnw than a passim thought, thinking that we were too small to be inclined to park, vet those of us who drive our cars rv;"hhn'-c- - nil who took o worn' much about parking. The facts are. thar each dav we work, or those who just come to town to kill time part part in th f, moral laverns, combining comfort of the old end imAilrorsto ah who are losing some trade bv tourists who cant find a nlace to the dav, are taking up parking space that could be used y tf provements of the new, boast pari-- . We sire as an example the two cafes in town. Tn the case visitors to an advantage. mupiped-isic, automatic ice making maof Barron:, the "No Parkin'" signs recently placed alon the As weve said before; in most cases it is iust thoughtlesschines and an ingenious device hWk in front of rhe school house have virruallv wined our ness on our parts, and were also sure that if those of us who called AutoBar, proc'u:t of chat aron Ameiican j:I line and A'.efals, of ourh hound traffic ever stoopin'. A 4. oro onllrv would incf romomhor m ri-1- - r rhe Inc., Sellersvill? Pa , which as' n.... n:. i, M.z.-n v w'Hi'd 'ncrc'.ee the t, sures cus.omers full measure in 'a ,, . t very drink It adds to the hosI, ha a 'a d fAl ;,rf' h.f- u nil c Mircr d'M.ir: 'hrhr Of Parowan J -- day-by-da- ( life-tim- y 1 Bee-Hiv- Ever Wonder Where Americans Spend Their Vacations? What A Chamber Of Commerce, And Why Do We Need OnC? ; I - ras out-of-sta- Department Lists Answers To Fishing Queries ' I yf i ae dis-ping- s, j 1 SI FIT riEV TELEPHONE DIRECTORY - going press! bold-fac- e ( out-of-sta- te f$s$s g&sxg sees! non-residen- ts newly-organize- d we Bee-Hiv- Parowan's Parking Problem r ces ts ') inv wartnri' farc-.v- t - n r. -- o..-:c n . ,T , . I T1! r, roT r Truin' f";,''' ' F rni N pitality found ancient times in taverns since |