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Show . v-r- ? : 1 i. ' , rniclng ' Coxp. vg. L'd.c PAROWAN TIME NUMBER 1 PAROWAN TIMIIS, PAROWAN- 3 Fall Football Practice Called By Coach City Council Decides Against Street Oiling This Fall; No Graycl Available Listed As Cause The Parowan City Council decided gainst any further lattcmpts to get ,lditional city streets oiled this fall, at their regular meeting on Monday night- The decission was cached after investigating the possibilty of getting gravel to do the job, and finding none available at a reasonable cost. The V. C. Mendenhall Co who have a stockpile on the Buckhorn flat had offered to sell to the city, but after investigating it was found that the cost of moving the gravel would make the cost pro hibitive. It was agreed, however, that a seal coat would be applied to the streets that are already oiled to prevent a winter break-up- . Since no bids were received for replacing the steps in front of the public library, the coun oil decided to see if a local contractor could be interested in doing the job. The question of the resonsi-bilit- v of caring for the - V head-wor- of the hydro-electri- ks c system was discussed ard the responsibility for making an assignment for the care and maintanence of this part of the system was given to the c committee.. The Red Hill Wranglers reported to mayor W. 6cott Mitchell that they would be unable to construct a new section on the grandstand be. fore the County Fair, but ask ed for the privilege of having timber sawed now so that the addition could be made later this fall. IThe council appropriated $50.00 as its share of the Iron hydro-electri- Coach County appropriation to the Highway 91 Association, and also agreed to finance the cost of a float for the Utah Mother of the Year as part of the parade for the last day of the County Fair. The streets and sidewalks committee was given the for the removal of several large trees on main street. The committee was instructed to use city equipment and employees to do the job after cost estimates from other sources were found to be high. n. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Booth and family of Boise Idaho spent last week here with Aftons mother, Mrs. Albena Gurr. Their oldest daughter, Durinda, will stay for a few weeks with her grandmother and other relatives. prac- tice at Parowan High School for the 1956 season will start Monday afternoon August 27, at 4.30. Stake Gleaners, M Men Slate Annual 'Capers' First-Secon- D. U. P.'s Hold Five Mile Outinq pot-luc- sons-in-la- w . en Jones has go-ahe- ad CALL 4036 . CLARA WARNER, REPORTER. Mr. and Mrs. Van Wiley & Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morten sen had as their guests Thurs- family of Antimoney visited day, Mrs. Mortensens parents in Parowan Sunday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Carpenter, Clara Warner and daughter a brother, Lester Carpenter, Maralyn. a nephew Michael Cannon of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Guymon St George, Mr. and Mrs. Carl left last Monday morning on, of Chan and family Carpenter tour" expense-pai- d dler Arizona and Mrs. Pearl a five-da- y of Mrs Parks. the Utah GuyMorris and family from Oak. mon won the trip in the KS land California. UB cation contest. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney S. A 2 ''c Richard Batt who-iBentley are proud parents of stationed at McChord AF twin boys born Saturday Base Washington is spending in Iron the morning County The little boys a 14 day furlough here with Hospital. his mother & other relatives weighed in at 5 lbs 4 oz. and 5 lbs. and 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs. and friends. Howard Jones of Paragonah Recent visitors at the Alare maternal grandparents & Mickelson home have! bert Mr. and Mrs. Deward Bentley of Parowan are paternal ben Mr. and Mrs. Earnest grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mickleson and family and Mr. Clarence Stevens are Great and Mrs. Norman Mickleson of Flagstaff Arizona. grandparents. Tre-mont- County Schools To Open Football equipment will be issued Saturday afternoon August 25 from 1:00 till 5 for all men desiring to play this year. As many of the players as possible are encouraged to pick up their suits on Saturday,. The football schedule this year shows two practice and five league games lined up thus far. The first practice game is with Lincoln County High School at Panaca, Nev. on September 7. The only other practice game this year is with Moapa High at Over-to- n Nevada on September 14. The league schedule then runs Junior Gleaners and Jr. a.' follows: M Men of Parowan Stake Sept. 24, Cedar at Parowan have slated Tuesday even- Sept. 28. Beaver at Parowan ing August 21 for their ann- Oct. 5. Parowan at Hurricane ual Moonlight Capers." Oct. 18. Parowan at Milford The dance will be held in Oct. 26, Dixie at Parowan Ward Recd the reation Hall at 8 p. m. Besides dancing there will be games and refreshments served. Stake Jr. Gleaner president Last Friday, the Elizabeth, and Stake Jr. M Men pres. and Paulina camps of the Par Robin Lamoreaux will be assisted by the Stake M Men owan Daughters of Utah Pioand Gleaner supervisors, and neers held an outing at the1 Castle Forest Ward Gleaner and M Men Vermillion k A luncheon Camp. presidents. was served. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bent- The Harmonica Band pre ley. their three daughters i sented several numbers, and and four Utahs Mother of the Year, and grandchildren, callde on Ellis Mrs. Luella Dalton gave an Bentley and family Saturday account of her .trip to New evening on route from Bryce York. She also gavve several Canyon and Cedar Breaks. readings. The afternoon enter The visitors are from Weltainment was enjoyed by all lington, Carbon County. present, LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Sampson have had as their guests Mrs. Sampsons parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Holmgren of Utah, and a cousin Niels Westergren of Sweden. A niece Tamara Holmgren, is also spending some time here. Mr. Holmgren and Mr. Westergren have gone on to California while Mrs. Sampson left Wednesday to tako her mother back to Tremon-te- Richard annouyed that football Second Ward Relief Society Reorganizes The Parowan Second Ward; Relief Society was reorganized Monday August 14, with Mrs. Leta Evans named the new presidnt. Named to serve with her, were; Mrs. Dorothy Rowlev as first councilor and Mrs. Margaret M. Stubbs as second councillor. Mrs. Vern Mortensen was retained secretary and treasurer. Outgoing officers are Mrs. Arvilla Mortensen, Mrs. Nina Taylor, and Mrs. Dean Orton. $450 Thousand Commited To Access Road Spnator Wallace F. Ben- nett was advised this week bv tolpgram that $450.00. had hen alloted to the Glenn Panvon Areess Road by the 'PiiToan of PubbV Roads. Mrs. Albert Mickleson has The monv will be available been in Kanab with her hict aq coon a: the implication and daughter, Mr. and to nut th road on the Mrs. Neaf Swapp. Mr and cvctrn is annroved. Mrs. Swapp are proud parentsi Auurnua ic pvrkopted th? of a new baby boy born to the senator was ad- them August. 4. v?cd. Olpnn Panfo will rof alGeorge Rasmussen under-Lak- e rnpcf rtf fho $2 OHO 00 avail. son-in-la- w t)ri-m- ev -, City hospital Tuesday abl UTAH. Al'C.t'ST 16. 19V. - foi flopo cc roads for tho. September 4 Iron County Schools will open on Tuesday. September 4. according to Superintendent Ianthus Wright. Teachers of the countv will meet for a three day institute begining August 29 in pre- -. paration for the opening. Ninety Six teachers have signed contracts to teach in the county schools the Supt. said. Those who have signed for Parowan and Paragonah aro as follows: High School Claude Adams Exact Science Beth Marie Anderson Home Economics LeNoir Asay Instrumental and vocal music. Ramona Stubbs Girls Phys Parowan Ed. Thales Brown Vocational Ag. and Biology Max S. Dailey principal Marvin H. Graff Social Science. A. C. Hatch Social Science Jean Hendrickson Librarian Richard Jones Bovs Phys. Ed. Marguerite Orton English, Duane Van Ausdal Industrial Arts. Only one vaccncy exists in that the high school line-uis the position in the Business Department caused by the resignation of Betty Peterson. To date no one has been located to fill this spot, though the Superintendent and the Parowan High School principal have been looking. Ramona Stubbs has been pmploved to replace Carol Rae Brown as Girls Physical Education Instructor. Parowan Elementary School G. p, Teachers listed for the Elementary School includes: First Fae N. Benson Second Miriam Lister Fifth Bernell Evans M. Glenn Jones Fourth Prin. Alma C. Lawrence YOI UME XL Fair Committees Apply Final Touches to County Plans Alumni Slates Annual P. H. S. Miss Parowan To Be Reunion Named Saturday August 25 With Invitations have been mailed during the past few days to alumni members of the Iarowan High School urging them to attend the annual reunion here. The reunion is slated to lake place during the Iron County Fair on September First and Third. The is usually held sometime during the spring but due to conflicts it was postponed till fair time according to association president. Arnold O Gurr. All Alumni members aro urged to get their reservations in as rarlv as possible. Events that have been soiled uled include a barbecue dinner and dance on the first dav of the fair. Besides these sped al events members are invited to attend the race meet and amateur rodeo afternoon. The barbecue an get-tpother has been planned for 5 30 n m. at the The dance will be held at 9 00 1 Five-Mil- o e. p m. Those who plan to attend are requested to make reservations with Mrs. Lawana Tullis of Parowan, not later than August 20. The cost of the barbecue will be $1.00 per person with a .50 cent membership fee in addition. Besides the alumni reunion, several class reunions have also been set as part of the activities. County Parties Nominate Candidates aylor Named To Head Post Par-nwa- I Vs - Fin-ano- p I Second Iron County Republicans DeEsta Sampson narrowed the field for four and Third Secvear county commissioner Louise P. Mortensen from six candidates down to ond. First Zona Topham two, at their convention here Saturday night. The two who Paragonah School will face each other in the Seventh September primaries will be Chester L. Benson Dr. John Beal, Cedar City and Eighth. Emma Dalton Fourth, Dentist, and Myron F. Higbee former Cedar City Mayor. and Sixth. Fifth, Helen Stones Delegate votes were fairly Principal evenly snlit among the canFirst, Second and Third. The school calender for the didates. with the highest numcomming year as announced ber going to Dr. Beal. The only other primary by the Supenintendent calls for schools to be closed on contest in Iron County will be October 11, and 12, while between Hehr M. Sevey and teachers attend the UEA con. Charles R. Hunter for state vention in Salt Lake City. senator. Jess Guymon who is runnNovember 22, and 23 is listed as the Thanksgiving holliday. ing for two year commissioner Christmas vacation will be- and J. Harold Mitchell who gin on December 22 & school filed for representative are both unopposed. will reopen on January 3. At the Democratic conventSchool will be held on Sat. 5. on Monday night, all canion January March 14 and 15 will be didates were given the partys spring vacation and the of- blessing. There are no prificial closing for the year has mary contests for the Demobeen set for May 24. Teach- crats. ers will remain until May 28 Running in the November to complete reports. elections will be Warren H. Bulloch, for four year commissioner, F. C. Van Buren for two year commissioner, M. J. Urie, State Senator, and Haldow E. Christensen for state representative. went major surgery in a Salt anoord- TTnifot Lea ion morning. He was taken to in foj he fo1rtram a Salt Lake by Mr. and Mrs. p Ross Tavlor wns named vroc forrvardnd f n C. E. Burton on Sunday. n Post Commander of the Clnii nf cpprpfqi the Post of the American Tn Mrs Luella R. Adams had rrtod Tgion at elections held on Monday evening. He succeeds as gueste during the week WrttifW nVrtl I ninrm A. P. pvvrr Onrr. Mrs. daughters hr a avaaJ Elected to with him Ballenger of Ogden, Mrs. O. r 4a4 VMa C. Tanner and Mrs. Scott M. 41. nrore; Mrton Mihll first AA J A Matheson of Salt Lake. vio commander- Farl Bunn, Mrs. Adams, returned with coonr'i moo enmmander Mor. At them. o man Dav. Adiatant and officer- Palnh Hulet, 1st only two weeks remaining before the opening1 of the i956 Iron County Fair, committees are putting finishing touches to plans for this important fall event. In addition to exhibits in the various departments, a rodeo will he held each afternoon, a dance at night and a mammoth parade the morning of the finafl day. Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 3. Parowan City and citizens are making plans to entertain the large numbr of visitors and exhibitors at the Fair from all communities throughout the county. Special clan-uprojets are being undertaken, and a typical Parowan welcome mat will he spread for all who attend the Fair September 1 and 3. Mammoth Parade Planned Then and Now" will be ,he of the mammoth parade whi will highlight the final day. Scheduled to begin at 10 am. the line of march will be down Parowans Main Street. Both regular and miniature divisions are open to all sponsors, according to Amasa Stones, parade chairman. Square dancing will be a feature on the parade route. The parade will include the following divisions, it was announced this week by Mr. Stones: County and City Quens, Mother of the Year, County and City governments, Industry, Education, Religion, Transportation, Defense, Communication, Culture and style, Bands and music, Saddle Clubs, Civic! , Clubs, comdy and miscellan- eous. Sgt. at arms; Bruce Matheson at arms, and J. Leonard Topham, Chaplin. An installation party for the new oficers will be held Friday evening, August 24, at the Vermillion Castle Forest Camp in Parowan Canyon. Commander wilLbe a featured guest at the party. 2nd Sgt. - PARAGONAH News Notes Final entries in the contest to select Miss Parowan must be handed to Jim Barton on or before Aug. 22. Finals in the rontest will be held the afternoon and evening of August 23, with a beauty parade and final announcement to be at the made Firmage Theatre at 9:30 p.m. The Parowan girl selected will enter the county-wid- e contest for Miss Iron County, at the huge Coronatii Ball scheduled for Au.g. 31 at the Fieldhouse in Cedar. Business houses are urgd to sponsor entrants for Miss Parowan The winner of the Miss Iron County contest and her uSiaj jjim stunpuonn owj all events during the Fair. She will receive $100 scholarship to CSU and an expense-paid trin to Salt Lake Citv to participate in the Utah Dairy Darling contest. Remember, Miss Parowan will he chosen next Thursday, Aug. 23, with public appearance at the theatre. There is still time to enter. Lets crown Miss Parowan as winner of the county contest! Summit News Donna Davenport, Reporter Speakrs in sacramnt meeting Sunday were Oscar J. Hulet and son Kent. Mr and Mrs. Bertrand Dailey and daughter Mary Beth spent a da at Lehman Cave this week They made the trip with Mrs. Daileys sisMr. ter and brothr-in-laand Mrs. Aaron Rasmussen of Parowan. Members of the Dorrity Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Hu--lMrs. Ain's Stow returned to her horn in Phoenix, Ariz., ancj children spnt several Thursday, after spending two days in Antimony with Mrs. weeks here with Mrs. Olive Hulets folks the B. L. Mathews. The 11 sons and daughEdwards. ters ofy the Mathews, with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Top-ha- their families were all to-- i will entertan at a wed- gether for the first time in ding reception Friday night ten years. The family now in the ward chapel for their numens 60. son and daughter-in-laMr. o and Mrs. Murray Topham, j Mr. and Mrs. Lester were married last wek ley and family with Lesters and sister, Jim in the Los Angeles Temple. brother-in-laand Daisy Prince and daughMr. and Mrs. Clark Lam- ter spent Saturday fishing on oreaux and family left dur- - Panguitch creek. JOJ (SiCep M3J oq Sut The Relief Society spent visit in Salt Lake City with their worjc day megting relatives. et m Dal-wh- w T? quilting. Lila Stones spent Joe Stapley and a girl Thursday and Friday at friend spent one day last Horse Valley with her MIA week with his parents, here class. the Earl Stapleys. Joe is emLake this Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bent- ployed in Salt summer. ley are the happy parents of twin boys, born last week at Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dailey the Iron County Hospital and daughters, Kathleen and This makes three little boys: Jane, spen the weekMary for Rodney and Hettie Ann. in end Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones are the maternal grandparNels Madsen has returned ents. and Mr. and Mrs. Dewfrom Springville where home ard Bentley, paternal grandwith his daughter, he visited parents. Mrs. Frank Clark and famMrs. Leona J. Stones went ily. He saw his new Wm. David Fredto Cedar to attend a rethe first time. for rickson union of the Henry Thomas Elders The Quorum sponwhich was Rpose dependants, held at the CSU: also fromi sored a movie here last Wed. hero were Mr. and Mrs. Will nesday evening. The YWMIA Dobh and Mr. and Mrs. Doug officersmade and sold candy during the picture. Davenport and son. Mrs. Plan to Attend the Iron County Fair Parowan, Utah September 1-2- -3 great-grandso- n, |
