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Show parowan page J tj:.:;.:,. .:lu' l "l h state cessed at .several twelve hatcheries mi hu h thev are planted .er as fi IuMi-la- il and Printed .it Parowan, Utah each Thursday and fmgeiln g in program to pt rpi tuate th game lisi. Ko!rt IP Mitchell, Publisher species ill Itall I', s the Oi.l. More than six million na- source wthin the 'ate where ASSOaillOl taken in tilAil SIAIf tive trout eggs were taken these eggs may ths spring from spawning fish numbers uuiid Glass Mail Matter in the Post Office held at the states two stations Ilk lid The small native trout go at Patou, in, Utah, Oi tokr 27. 1715, under the Act of in Strawberry Valley accordinto high moun'ain waters I S79. ' Mar.li ing to the State Department of the Uintahs md other of Fish and Game. advance in Rates ranges as well a back into $2.50 per year .nption A of eggs was made the Strawberry take Final Advertising rates upon request last week at theClyde Creek .some other watei The departiTK i noted that traps, following which some 400 fish were taken back the six milium e. . taki n tin., to the lake by tank truck sear will be adao ute for the when warmnig waters made 19., 0 stocking pi tram m the By it dangerous to hold them long waters normallv planted with natiive trout. er in the station ponds. II i tiaeu boa tine; accident on Schofield Reservoir which of the million one eggs Over siniihd out tin- lives of six persons last week, once more came Children hate to he idle. from spawning fish at boat-Ifor regulating P .i ns to the need for gixxl legislation on Allt the care th- n should be. the Indian Creek station : Tills need is chiefly from the standpoint of safety, though lake. the of their busy Timor shoul end that south the .. HiM.ii ration for the comfort of othe boaters should be These fish had made their be constantly mploved in of use to k n into consideration as well. spawning run up the success- - .something that inI.ocki John ladder fish them. fully operating In the past, several sportsmens groups have gon on re-stalled at the Indian CrecK .id fa soring, and have urged Jrgislaton governing the use spillway a year ago. Pretty much a the honest ,t boats on public waters. To date lawmakers have either Native trout eggs from the truthtellmg thd is in the hchildren. Another it felt or not important. Mid to pressure groups, Strawberry stations are pro- world is done Him : tliar lias stcxxl in the wayjof legislation, is the unwill-ni ss of law enforcement agencies to assume the additional burden of enforcement. Over 6 Million pa no wax times : t ' hatf . i . Boating Safety Regulations Must Lawmakers Po-ucn- 1 i i 1 i , Surrounding states have found it necessary, and desirable to place restrictions on the length of boat that may be used on sxi if ic waters, the number of persons a boat may carry, ihc sie of motor that may lie used for a boat of a certain spec ifiiation, and the lifesaving equipment that must be i arricil. Some ixople will feel that any restriction imposed upon Hum is unjustified, but it has been our observation that that partiiular type individual is the one that generally causes tin- most trouble, and is therefore the one that should be reculated. that might lie considered should take into (.inside ration some sort of safety regulation regarding speed and the distance a boat in motion must keep from the shore DEER TRAIL MINES lake where people are fishing from the bank, and the distance a moving boat must keep from an anchored boat on the lake. of a We have noticed many times, people fishing from shore at several of our lakes and have seen a person trolling from a boat who didnt have sense or common decency to stay clear of the shore fishermans line. We have also seen hot rodders guys with 25 hosepower motors and an Y$ horsepower brain wind up on a crowded lake and almost capsize s.Ttall boats that happened to be in his wake. We saw one of this type actually run over a smaller boat. The same guy who! has to be regulated on the highway because he refusil; to recognize the rights of others, and has to be protected from himself by laws must now be regulated on the waterways for the same identical reasons. j Theater NEWS CARTOON WED.TIIFUS Matjorie j Is offering 60l,0ii shares of its Common Stock of 50c per share par value at 30c per share The Corporations property includes the following' (1) Over 100 patented hxle mining claims. (2) Over 200 unparented lode mining Haims. (3) Mineral Rights in 2i0 acres. ( i Surface rights in 207 acres. All claims and properties are located near M.oysvale Utah, in Sevier and Piute Counties. Properties have produced commercial ores but are still in the exploratory stage of de elopement. Principal production has been lead, silver aid gold. Extensive exploration work is in progress. All proceeds from sale of stexk will be used in the- exploration projects. - A report of the corporations history and present finincial condition may be obtained by writing DEER TRAIL MINES, BOX 67, Marysvale, Utah. No stock offered by the Corporation can be sold to othert than bona fide residents of the State of Utah. Orders for stock are restricted to a minimum of , 000 shares. If interested in purchasing inquire at 1 1 DEER TRAIL MINES Box 167 MARYSVALE, UTAH A well-know- n Basketball Headliners j Printing Needs! j ! .nk e PAV :"ilOTJOWWILP GSM necess-reaco- THE KETTLES IN THE OZ KKS" PIIONE 2551 This is the first Ma and Pa , Utah Kettle picture launched sans Pa Kettle. Reference is made to him (Percy Kilbride) in the film, but he never appears. This may or may not be a consideration in the continued Dublic acceptance of the KetDISTRIBUTOR OF tle series of which this one is number eight. Ma and the kids arrive at. the Arkansas farm where Arthur Hunnicutt brother of Pa COAL CAN BE PICKED UP Kettle is managing bravely AT THE YARD IN to live without working. Ma and the kids spend the remainder of the film in slap- PAROWAN OR DELIVERED stick attempts to rescue Phone 3641 or 2691 Hunnicutt from various crises and in successfully guidFOR PAROWAN AND ing him into marriage. CEDAR CITY This is the forth Kettle picture produced by Richard Wil son and directed by Charles Lamont. It is the second Ket- COMPLETE COVERAGE IN tle picture made from a Kay Life - Automobile Leonard screenplay. The direction and production credit (FARM BUREAU INS ) together with Ma (Marjorie Main) Kettle and the kids make certain the audiences IXSUIIAIVCE en'ovment of a good comedy and the acceptance of brother See Sedge Kettle into thebusy A. Hills Orton body family seems assured. Kent Mitchell Browning Coal The Full-featur- If you want to keep drinking, thats your business. If you want to stop, thats our ed REMINGTON Specialty business. For further information write Box 151, Parogonah, Utah Phone 2054 Parcel Is A Stowe ABSTRACTERS LICENSED t J,- - 4 A Affiliated in For the First Time s Full 310 11 inch carriage. Full 10 inch writing line. Handles your correspondence and reports! Miracle Tab and 34 addi- tional Featuresl Convenient Budget terms arranged. i3ECZ23i32rSEH2S33w Cinemascope m Colo CARTOON Special Matinee Mr. Scoutmaster VffDRWnHHBBB or Irp.t Roll! For the Best In All Kinds Of S II II A N C E I LIFE FIRE - AUTOMOBILE Soli lake City, Utah P. O. Box 1115, Dept. MN Auction SOUTHERN UTAH AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY CEDAR CITY F Oil SALE FOR ATEILETES FOOT Use for 3 to 5 dys. Watch the old tainted skin slough off leaving healthy, hardy skin. If not pleased with powerful, instant-dryin- g your 40c back at any drug store. Today at Fentons. L L, AOSITIIEIIA COAL Immediate Delivery BROWNING HUNINGTON SUNBEAM ALSO fEiEIlAL IIAFLIXG ALMA EVANS Parowan, U.ali Phone 2411 FOR IlEXT FURNISHED APARTMENT; Suitable for couple, Phone 3226 or see John H. Pendleton BASEMENT APARTMENT; for information call 3163 Work W;i ii ted If you want your lawn cut with a power mower, call Gor don Adams at 2201. SURELY BONDS Ranted to Huy See VV. GUARANTEE! MONEY-BAC- SAM S PHOTO LAB with SECURITY TITLE CO. Office at Court House, Parowan Tamm THE EAST Products FIIIF Wedding Announcements anil SAT. I II I. j Parowan Call Us For All Your CARTOON NEWS Fred Dalton Tfhi VIO.V THUS a. i CORPORATION OF MARYSVALE. UTAH A UTAH The Times joins many other papers, both daily and weeklies in urging lawmakers to give this very vital problem their attention. A SUIN'. , ) Any legislation Firmage ' - - , There have been a lot of letters to the paper lately with suggestions about imalproving our city. Some are iielen of Titov" I not think do right. and some Bceauw Helen of Troy was would be improvements. given the topmost rating of There is quite a stir among "superior by professional re- some people about widening view is for the trade, this re- main street, andl think Main view will give first recognitStreet is just right the way it ion to those most responsible-tiariu'lis. directors, producers, There is never anyone who plav weights, designers etc. through our city that Direction was by Robert goes notice our beautiful doesnt Wi .e. art direction by Edward shade trees. Some people say Carrere, costume design by that advoRobert Furse, screenplay by cate no shade planners trees.. I do not John Twist and Hugh Gray. with that, and anyway, The title role is played by agree we are not planning a big Mi beautiful and talented city. We just want a nice hilian actress, Rossana to live. Jack Sernas, while not place of Washington D C The city n very well suited to the role has 677,000 shade trees and it of Paris and turns in a fine is a big well planned city performance. Principal supmade beautiful by big trees. porting roles are well taken Our former mayor met by a group of skilled artisans the highway commission with Hardincluding Sir Cedric wick:. Stanley Baker, Niall and they said our main street Mae Ginnis, Nora Swinburne. was fine that we had less wi- -' 'Th rt Douglas, Torin Thatch accidents than cities with so the highway r, Harry Andrews and Jan-- i der streets, it. tie S "ott. Hundreds of Ital- - commission is not urging mast for As Paralell parking iuns extias to life again ..r c large cities have it, and the 'rv is,, can Th r;:st is a strange one, engineers say youcars as parx or more you as many but in the case of the park Sure at an can Jul angle.. .such as Helen of Troy, ing is limited, but so is it in stars Cedar casting of City, Salt Lake or would have made the feeling of reality difficult to attain, wherever you go. Perhaps some parking lots A small amount of the dia- off main street is the answer. is as be dubbed, logue might If there was any good rea- exnccted, but so well made is for son widening the street this picture that the dubbing be justified in spenc e wil! o undetected by experts. money, but so far The story is fainilliar to most. smgle thing Paris comes to Greece on a havn,t hcard , ' to make n. it is of peaceful mission. Instead I ar-a or even good thng he provokes a terri able war bv running off with vant t0 keeP the trees and the the wife of the Greek king. beauty. MARY LYMAN Those studying Homer will retain more from this authentic Cinemascope and Technicolor picture than they could possibly garner by reading the poem. Such sequences as the Trojan Horse are more belioveable on the screen than cn any printed page. Religeous fidelity in the recounting of details, conscien-ciou- s dedication of talent to iflcXess toles by stars and extras alike and expert application of moREMIDIES SPICES dern movie tecniques have COSMEEICS combined to make Helen of HOUSEHOLD HELPERS Troy a truly fine motion picDirect Sales ture The film is 118 minutes suitis as and classified long Delivery Service able for general audiences. big-cit- y - v Dcar Ed. v j Receive Attention ) Attractions Strawberry I 27, Reviews Of Coming Movie . f Eggs Taken At (i. .Ml, CLAIR ROWLEY Half dazen rabbit fryers, call the Times Office. i |