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Show U'uvcxt;'! xiroi liming coxp. A vc. Ill riciAont, Salt Lake City PAROWAN TIME NUMBl R 956 PAROWAN TIM IX, PAROW AN, UTAH. MAY XXX Mayors To City Officials Council Parcs Insurance Policies Stake Dance To Fit Budget, At Monday Meeting Festival Slated For May 18 P. row .ms (.uv Couiuil ixm the large portion it their VOLUME XL To Meet With Commission Appoints Registration Agents For County Voting Districts Compete In Chamber Heads Horse Race Registration agents for all but four Iron County voting Hi77oner the Mayor has Officers and standing comTli annual Parowan Stake .uliust districts to were appoinred by the County Commissioners a regular monthly mutiny Monday night, Festival will be held in mittees of tht Parowan Chom-be- r bet n challangcd to a horse fire a i k! liability insurant c premiums to fit tutiils that sure Dance their regular monthly meeting on Monday. Agents wet of Commerce will hold race. tie gymnasium of the named on the basis of number of votes cast for Represen i budgeted tor these irems. An insuranu lompanv represuv of Mila Ray Ki.er, mayor Tuesday special meeting School, High Friday ame presenteil reiommendarions tor insuratue uutaee to li ght, Mav 18. All wards in night in the Court Room of ford, has issued a challenge to aties in the last general election. Most districts in the count care tor present needs. The only thing wrong was th.ir time the s.take will be represented. the Iron County Court House, the mayors of all other Utah poled the most votes for Rep. to meet him in a horse Dixon, Republican, in the last wasn't sufficient funds bud- The program, as 0011101x1, at 8 p m. City officials have cities poned. on race with meet to to all for the been insurnoted Saturday, May 26, as election, so most of the agents pav requested includes, besides opening and Those named were: Parnamed were Republicans. ance that was recommended. the Chamber to discuss var- a feature of the Milford closing prayers; greetings by Dist. 1, Ivy Ward; Dist CelebraThe 49er owan, districts This years insurance bill where civic ious Iwgion agents problems. YM.M1A Superintending 2 Mrs. Lillian Heap Daily. wore tion. not named were of All would come to $2,901.00, and Chamber Commerce BeryE dances. Humpty-bump- , and Ray Walker, Milford Le- Richland, Lund and Summit. Dist. 3, Mrs Cecil Adams next years bill would come to Iioval Walt', a musical num- officials are urged to make a gion commander, this week At Summit the vote was Mrs . Revere Robinson for $3.356 00. Only $2,000 was ber; dimes. Swedish Briar special effort to attend. Paragonah; Mrs. Ivor Jones. to cover personally invited May W. equally divided so appointinsurance, budgeted and HerRose, Danish Mitchell of - Enoch; Mrs. Parowan to Scott Hanna Davis, of ment the was so the council was faced with postagent PHS ELECTS STUDENT man, Come Bet Us Be Joywhich will be Mildred Tullis. enter the Mrs. race, Kanarra; deciding which items would 1956-5ful; French Minuet. Samba OEEICFRS TOR Newcastle; Mrs. Robert Hyde. judged by Gov. J. Bracken be cut. Mixer, and South American Roy Orton was named by Lee; Salt Iike Tribune colModena. Those named for Where the cuts could be musical number; specialty students of the Parowan High umnist. Dan Valentine, and Cedar City included: Minnie made wasnt definately denumbers ballet, by Omah School to head the student Ted Cannon, featured colII. Anderson. 1; Pauline Nepit at looked the cided, but Bee Smith, and Fantasy, by body for the 1956-5school umnist for the Deseret News tune, 2; Ruby Webster, 3 time of adjournment, like inCoralee Gibson, Marilyn Rich- year. Elected to serve with The race will be with Mrs. Wayne Mosdell, 4; Mrs. surance on the race track A serious loss of winter ardson and Clark Maxwell; him were Duane Lamoreaux Western Saddles. Commandtrout in Navajo Lake was re- Alice Smith, 5; Mrs. Nellie grounds would be left off the Red, White as vice president, and Pat er dance, disand the Walker said, liain a decrease list; public ported this week by the fish Rae Corry, 6; Mrs. Zon and Blue; song. Carry On"; Uric, secretary and treasurer. tance is a quarter-milWood, 7; Mrs. Elton Staplev Any and game department. bility insurance and less inand thank vou comments by Cheer leaders were Maxine 8; Mrs. John Brown, 9; Mrs. mayor may ride any horse he surance on the penstock line loss The was noted the YWMIA Activity recently Mercer. chooses, so Joseph, Norma long as it is to the power plants would as winter ice cleared from the Leah Esplin, 10; Mrs. Ruth Kathleen Barton and Gary and we have a hand- lake. make up the remainder. Early counts of dead Lamb, 11; Mrs. Lois Bryan Rollins. Junior cheer leaders some which Gov. Lee fish A definate ilccission will trophy the shoreline place 12; Mrs. Alice Nelson, 13 along are Omah Ioe Smith and will present the Champion be reached on Monday night the loss at nearly 10,000 trout, and Mrs. Clem Judd, 14. Bonnie Batt. Racing Mayor. at a special meeting. with the possibility that it Jess Gwynion, commission In addition to tho mayor a Members of the Board of go much higher. Low chairman, may h A spring survey at enter-icported that nej water conditions and the race, this years 49cr Directors of the Southern long gotiations between the Stat to determine the tainment includes six other Lake winter freezeover are listed Road Commission and the Dairy Company met witn growth, condition and winter races on each day of a two-- j as chief causes for the the council to discuss an ora At reent meeting of the survival of trout is now being day race cord, and GymBeaver Valley Cattle Assn, der issued to the company reoff'.c rs and hoard members conducted bv the for the purchase of the wel' and events horse khana department ,.r ii Parowan High School Navajo Lake was chemicalgarding the disposal of waste now owned by the association fish and of which contests rider biologists game novolty water from Dairy opera ions. ly treated by the department on Buckhorn Flat, was conAlumni Association it was A maximum plant of game originated in India and have in 1954 to remove the The City told the Hairy large the voted that unanimously fish was placed in the iake become very popular in the population of trash fish. It tinuing. Before any fencing that it would be necessary for tim for the annual reunion last can be done, or of September following the Western world. them to pipe the waste water was heavily restocked with the dust area can be under of th' association be changed There will be something trout a chemical treatment in August from their plant and empty it year ago and has since taken, a new well for the us to sometime in late August. of this water and its drainages doing every minute, from excellent angling. into the large irrigation ditch provided A suitable date in May was of livestock must be drilled. 1 noon until dawn on to eliminate a heavv populaFriday two blocks west of main not available. was agreed some time age tion of chub and other trash Sunday, the Milford Legion street. A of .94 inches of total interested Officers are Arnold O. Gurr fish. commander by agencies ar said, including At the present they empty here the livestock people that a Clark Lamoreaux, vice at , moisture was recorded pres.; our traditional parade big 6 The fall plant totaled the waste water into the new well would be drilled nres Ivv Ward. sec.; Lawana 6:30 Saturday evening, the in last weeks storms. Of 588,756 fish. these, gutter on lower main street, momM. Tullis, treas: board nearer the hills so that t1 Dance 49er Saturday big 3 to 4 inch rainbow. were and it is carried away by the R. Itha Florence hers Miller, A survey will be conducted cattle could be taken off t 4 nch kok; night, and impromptu enter2 928 city irrigation water Matheson LeBruce Morten. range prior to in the near future to deterwere 1 tainment featuring the Residents who live along ane0e. sakno": 98'00( and Bollin Orton. and our Band Comic mine the extent of the current gion Other actions taken inclu to inch native trout. the course of the stream have guests, downtown both loss of trout. If necessary, re- ed special bethis naming the dates for th practice protested evenings. stocking of the lake will be Commission to sit as a boar cause of the smell The State Features for the family in. done prior to the June 9 open- of Board of Health investigated, equalization, and appro elude the free chuckwagon ing of the angling season. the auditors report. E fh" situation some time ago, ing A spokesman noted that qualization meetings were set Mr. and Mrs. Meeks Dalton breakfast from 6 to 9 Sat. Mr and Mrs. G. Duane Van and found that there was no races and games this was the second lake in for Ausdel are the proud parents announce the marriage of morning, May 31 at Cedar City, an health hazard, hut the smell for children, this cash with prizes Mr. to area where trout the second Monday in Jun general constituted a nuisance, and of these by the council, how of a baby girl, bom last Tues., their daughter, Diane, a bathing beauty contest and losses have occurred during in Parowan. was therefore a matter for ever, they will probably bv May 15. at the Iron County George D. Merkley of Vernal. crowning of the 49er queen, the past winter. Previously Utah. discussed at a special meeting Hospital the city to dispose of. offer to purchase a 200 An There will be a reception all Saturday morning, and reported was Pine Lake in T"0 months ago the citv Monday night. g concessions acre tract of operating Garfield County. Legion told the Dairy that they would Mrs. Ida Lowder came home for the couple, Saturday, continuously. from the land County, was d Both summer and winter last week end after spending May 26. in the The down. offer of $10 turned losses will probably continue the winter in Salt Lake with Ward Relief Society Rooms made was acre TO by the TEACHER BUSINESS per to unless occur the 7:30 at extermely p.m. son Clarence and his beginning now Monolith, Portland Cement low water conditions LEAVE NEXT FALL family. Miss Betty Petersen, Paro- present over much of South- Co. for these lands. The ComFred Bentley and Lou Dell wan High School Business ern Utah are bettered during mission stated, however, that Rovd Mitchell went to Salt Edwards came down from The 1956 June training conhas accepted a pos- the coming year. they would accept $15 per Instructor, end week and dance for Master i ake Sundav to bring his Provo to spend last acre. ference of the Mutual Im- supper, as Ricks College M Men and Golden Gleaners home. Mrs. Mitchell had with Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. ition in the in Secretarial The California firm is acprovement Associations of the will be held on the top floor wjfc an instructor been Salt in Lake with her Bentley. Church of Jesus Christ of will other coal Petersen Miss Science. quiring Parknew ZCMI 21 lands nearseveral To Be sister, who has been ill. May Latter-da- y Saints will be held of the giant Cedar new teaching duties start her City with Drive-er M Men Master State Terrace. Homer Adams, Last Thursday evening. in the fall. in Salt Lake City, June 15, ing of idea the shipping the coal License Examiner, wn. be and Golden Gleaners from all Week end visitors at the May 10, Miss Sylvia Decker 16, 17, featuring for the first to in California. their plant Paroover the Church are invited Max Hendrickson home were was hostess at a personal NEW PAINTING at the Court House in time combined arts festivals, that it was cheapstated They Commiton 21, their with wan Mr. and Mrs. David Hutch- shower at the home of Mrs. PURCHASED Monday, May partners. four performances of the into their furner run for them tee planners expect more than ison, Mrs. Hendricksons par- Duane Decker, in honor of Parowan High School has from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All aces with coal than with gas vited roadshow acts, and a Tfor 2.000 persons to be in attend ents, and her sister and neph- Miss La Reta Decker, who purchased a very outstand- drivers who want to take the ' combined supper-danc- e or electricity ance. ew, Mrs Paul Harris and will become Mrs. De Mar ing picture from the recent examination may do so at Master M Men and Golden time. to that conference 25. The itself, Anderson on May Jarid. all of Logan. art exhibit held in Cedar City. Gleaners. which more than 15,000 MIA The picture is entitled 'Man The Conference Roadshow, leaders from all over the Mrs. Jay Moore returned Mrs Grace A. Tanner and and the Horse and it was on held Thursday, June 14, PAROWAN HIGH SCHOOL Church are expected, opens last week after a small son, of Salt Lake, spent painted by Salisbury. This the eve of the official open- officially with a reception on week in Bountiful,spending week Graces the with last here with is one of the better pictures COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES ing events of the 57th annual Temple Square Friday morn- Don Fords, who are the hap-D- y mother, Mrs. Luella Adams on display, costing $300. be will MIA Conference the in ing. General sessions parents of a new 6 pound, and other relatives. shown at Kingsbury Hall on Salt Lake Tabernacle will be 5 ounce Parowan Third Ward Chapel baby girl, born on P.T.A TO ENTERTAIN the University of Utah cam- held on Friday. 24. Hulet Wallace Mrs. and Mr. April GRADUATING CLASS May 24, 1956 pus, and the Capitol Theater (Continued to back page) report the birth of a grand- The Parowan High School in downtown Salt Lake City. Morris Rasmussen and Har. son, Gary Micheal, born on p 8 P.M. js sponsoring a break. Seven outstanding roadvey Adams spent last Wed. May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Herb- - fasj. ancj program ;n the Home shows. selected by the Genand Thursday in Salt Lake ert Hulet of Nepona, Calif. Ec Room for all Theme: "The Years Ahead Seniors, their eral Board Drama Committee City on business. and their parents, afpartners and invited for this special Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rum-mlter the graduation dance. March of Graduates roadshow, will make up the of Provo, spent last week This party will be between entrprogram along with six After much studv. the Iron end here with Mr. and Mrs. the hours of 1 and 2 a.m. The Barbara Jane Bayles Organ Music and selected likewise actes, Countv School Board has deRummler and Carl family. food be delicious and will the invited for this special show- cided that the Parowan ElemValorie Evans Invocation 4-- H program will be by the ing from among thousands entary School building is not Kent Whitney, Class Pres. Address of Welcome produced by the wards in worth fixing up. and will b- The Cooketts held their Mr. and Mrs. Ken Joseph hundreds of stake shows pro- replaced by a new building. 0f Salt Lake City spent last first meeting on Monday, May Roy Rummies Trombone Solo GRADUATION DANCE duced annuallv as part of the Local grouDs havp ben week end here with Mr. and 14 at the home of Norma Mr Dailey, Principal of the regular MTA program through working in close connection Mrs Arthur Joseph. Orton. Officers elected were Student Speakers on Theme: Parowan High School, anout the Church. Alyson Adams, pres.; Sally nounces that with the school board for the graduation "The Scientific Outlook Alan Daily Garth Whitnev, Dorothy Burt, vice pres ; Peggy Orton, dance will be held in The Conference show will some tim t0 mike a detrm- the gym be given four performances, Motion of th" bst course to Simkins and Yvonne Benson, sec.; Linda Mortensen treas.. Susan Benson the "Social and Cultural Outlook nt 5 end 7:45 p m. at the Cap- - follow. After investigation bv and her friend Tov Goldrich Connie Smith reporter and immediately following which exercises, itol Theater and at 6 and 8:45 an architect, th board was oam down from the BYU to Margaret Hulet, song leader. graduation Peggy Dobrusky will be held in the Third "Political Outlook that that, remodeling spend Mothers Day here with Norma Orton is club ltader. p.m. in Kingsburv Hall. TickMitchell Ward Chapel. Boyd "The 1956 Graduates Place In the ets are row available at the of the present building would their families. and his orchestra will furnish 40 and Cookers offices. Razzle Dazzle MIA The be too costly to undertake General Bud Matheson the music for this last social Years Ahead 50 North Main Street, and AH efforts no' will h" bent Pr. Joseph V. Hamilton of held their first meeting at event school of the year. onlv capacity crowds will be toward acquiring property, Provo, came down last week the home of Marv Linda Rol. Eleanor Adams, Myrna Green Piano-OrgaDuet SENIORS HOST TUNIORS made where lins. new a sold. glazed and building builting to take his wife and family they Cleon Skousen AT PARTY Address to Graduates This is the first time in th" Recommentations of local back to Provo. While here, apples. of last On Members in the Club are Friday evening th Hamiltons went to Las history of the conference nrouDs were that th bV-of Graduates Principal Max Dailey d Vegas to snend a few divs Sandra Decker, pres.; Vicki week the Juniors were hosts Presentation that the roadshows have trav- - immediately west of h at a party with Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Guv. Miller, vice pres.; Sandra to the Seniors at Samuel Abbott as thev do on the stak ent elem'mtqrv buiVlinn Games were Awarding Diplomas basis Shows selected will reD- purchaed for the new school non and family. Since tho Lee Orton, sec; Linda Fol- - the Senior Class returned from lins. reporter; Linda Ann played while daylight was to Song, "After Graduation resent Sharon (Orem. Utah). thp results that nart of Hamiltons servwas be Club enjoved. leader. Supper has Hamilton Dr. Stubbs, Parowan. song Nvssa (Oregon), the property has almadv ben Kentucky. Annette Thornton set up a dentist office in leader is Norda M Barton, ed to all, and a program was Benediction d North Ogden, and Hillside arqirM, and contracts The next meeting will b held held around the campfire. Wells (Salt Iake) Stakes. pared for the signature of the Provo. j at Sandra Deckers. buffet The joint reception, owners on the block. t rv in Paro-wan- d To-tu- Low Water In 7 Navajo Lake Causes Fish Loss 7 All-Girl- s e. e Utah-owne- d, PHS Alumni Postpones Party Pan-guitc- Until August h j suf-ocatio- n. I j 766,-03- ; I Local And Personal News I coal-bearin- First-Secon- LDS June Conference To Feature Combined MIA Music, Arts Fest hr License Examiner Here - j ! , Board Favors New Building At Parowan j j er Doings I nH-isr- d n k or"s-ele- Five-Mil- - pre-an- i e. |