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Show ' , v'l stilt Er3 -- ! V ' ' U - i' vr cU L'- -c c i" JL Nt'MM.R THIRTY iC)tR PAKOVAN T1MLS, PAROWAN, in A JIM rarowamte lo Celedrafe 90th Modernization Program l. I95K VOLUME IORTY TWC IPorowon Scoond Ward . iTimcs Adds More New Equipment As Fart of Guard Summer Trainning Activities Started Sunday 1 1 Iron County Fair Premium Sunday school gci$ Reorganization Hist In Hands OfiPrinters R'organiation of the Su In keeping wjth th Times crintendancy of the Jarow -ftohey of trying to bring its Second Ward Sunday School " plant up to modem standards v. was made Sunday, June 13, ; WIIJ.IA.VS The piemium (AMI j as fast as possible, one just has iiuiet. who JORDAN NARROWS--From Ruperi Iron obrv'!Watcr Released Farowon Literary Club more County Far Edmund Stevens will piece of equipment has for thej as el Mhfdale of tra.-nsiipenintendanl and cid to t!,i revised activitiei on lav serve h.s ihth birth Lern added this week. was re-- 1 Yankee Reservoir several sears, , avsa.ted Utah National Gjards Holds Closing Social to D A S'past ers, at according 1arowan in June 21t Sat, men fro m'rvn County who of the Fa r B.: new equipment is a the home of tus chairman The A leased to take a position a of the Sunday, June 15 ev Rider prc.s, to be used for lt IS the lute! .i1! armed hrrr Sunday f.r their On June 1 1 Mr. and Mrs Alfred " vt the pus.denti daughter Stake. in 1 the Seventies The to have the em:t.ercial y:3 summer encampment. printing Wllcock Watrns from the Yankee The literary Club held their in11 is be hands a of prospvtive cvh.i.'-orAt'rnd.r g ramp from June Kelly ess, U held ing r will Adams was named Reservoir were turned into OjH'n house ,ijU-Weil! on Wed,. June pi Western Newspaper Sat afternoon at the homo of IS to Jure 29 ate all unit of clorg stalled in July tins year by early of r the the him as Supeninten-Mtl, irrigation system hnic of Mrs J Union from Salt lake City ' the XI Corps Arb'lerv. in- 11, at the In k lias i!e.ck and Alfred fields the and Mrs w Parowan years the Mortcnsen ith Frank dant past city liarold M.Uhell. HoMexsv for ' the machine isn't a from 2 While, bulcluding units of the 213 Kir hi the 5 anJ d.st:. j not been ready Glen until Glade Holyoak. and Assistant pm. Sunday by first Mitch pm. evening were Mr. m in fine Butta.'i n It from new. brand a das Artillery Marl-fuuntil u! piece. lion r watermaMcr. just family dinneg, is planned Sni.th second assistant. AC. Hatch, Mrs Wil cmnditun and will give the southern Utah Lt Co! Mag ell, Mr. to the fa i. Th s ha, re to be held in the N(l Warner will remain as prior son Iwimi and Mra. CLfton evening Water from the reservoir suite,! in many DuBev is Commanding S shop much greater latitude Daughters of the IVnevr MVretary of the organization. eh h t rs Ta lor. has over the been in the types and amount of Building. Off.cer of' the 213th, Other charges in the Sun- - overflow running for almost failing to enter materials he spillway Mr. AC Hatch, who printing that can be produced Mr. Stevens is the son of day School organization was two weeks. This is the first The Guards 1038 encampfor here. an Oscar rcr.tiv Web-ford ment was dm Jed into two the Teacher of .the Joseph Stevens and Lucy Mun the appointment of Mrs. time this happened in many The installation of the Year, Stevens He was born in s;(.r Rett ridge s cordinator years. Feeder streams coming units sessions, with cr giru-cwas the guest of honor has disrupted our work Pa row an June 19th. 18(18 A ltf )ie Jr. Sunday School to into the reservoir are still attend irg from June 8 to 22, this week since we has lived in Parowan most of schedule Joan Wheatly. Mrs. high with much snow in the and artillery units at camp replace have had to shift all the ot- us life except for the June Orton was named li Dark Hollow area still The special from June pas! her machinery Jn the shop to few years, he has part brarian. a position held by melt. trsops units are divrdcd lnt make room for the new press. of his time in Salt sjent City ween the two summer camps .:s Bettridge prior to he So if the Times isn't quite up a id daugh comu b coordinator of the Jr. his Lt. Col. Dailey sanl his to par this wcik. you know ter Mr. and Mrs. Jed Itid.ng Meeting To Discuss Sunday School. . units will devote about half the reason. ' n In Ins caller life h:s oecupa j All appointments were School Building Needs 6i their encampment to tra n A brief busmens nutting Since March 1935 when the was farming He served stmted to the Bishopric for ing in basic combat subjects, was held with Mrs. Charles present publisher tpok the a mission in England for the their Called By Cedar C of C approval, and were and ljie remainder to artillery E. Bentley in charge. Com-- Tunes over, several new ma S. Church and holds the Judd. A public meeting to disutilizing r.iittee aj'poimments for the clanes have been added to the officer of a high scryice pratcice. prie: t. live ammunition. fullow irg year were amioun-et- d shop,- - these include a Kluge cuss needs for the Hurst of He married Emily Of Trash Fish Iron building r which adthe Spreading School District a new by automatic County prgss, on died London She Guardmen who arrived at included: England. Committed called castCedar has been the Urogram a new by dressing machine, Doc. 25 1901. Later her marrViolation of Utah Code camp Sunday spent the fore Mrs. C.F. Mrs. Win ling machine, a trimming saw ied Etta o Chamber Commerce Bentley! City Westbrook West. He part of the day setting up Boardman and Mrs. , Albert new All too often the spread of for Wednesday evening, June type cases and type, new has i een a widower for nine tents, unpacking supplies & Adams. Mrs. Mario the linojype.; photo-wa- s teen years. Topham typo-fotrash fish and introduction of 25. The meeting will be held equipment and performing Chairman of the graphic equipment Including named fish species at the Public School Auditor- other tasks involved in field Mr. Stevens is the father of other unwanted in violation of the ium at 7:30 p m. committee, Mrs. Jess camera, enlarger and ' dark- on is carried project nine children;, seven are still training preparations. well intenGuymon Librarian, and Mrs rdom equipment, - and now The main topic for discussare: Lucy (Mrs. law by otherwise An orientation conference Max Ilcndcrickson, Reporter an automatic cylinder press. living. They ded will be present building Food ion citizens. Jed Riding, of Salt Lake City, Experts To was held at the Camps West Table games concluded the Thesq .additions hive made Mabel (Mrs. Alfred Wilcockh The foregoing was noted to- needs and plans for fulfilling Bowl Sunday afternoon. Dur- evening. The club will dis? the Time plant one of the as the the needs as viewed by the Present Frank, and Albert of Parowan; day by fishery officials Canning ing this session all command- continue their regular meet- better equipped shops in this Della (Mrs. Vern Reed, of Utah regulation dealing with Board of Education. There e ers were 'introduced and Maj. ings until October. end of the state. They cited. will be time allocated for Freezing Demonstration ' Fullerton,' California) R. W. the stocking of fish was Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, Utah your inspection 61 the (Bob) of' SpringviUe, Utah, It reads, No person, partner- questions from individuals & Hattie Kilgore. Demonstratadjutant general who is camp Gold Star Mothers plant any time. and M Sgt. G'.AV. Stevens of ship, company, corporation or group discussion, according to or for the Kerr Glass the L. Company ) commander;' addressed C. ot Chatterly, ch&imfsn the .armed forces who is government agency may place and Elna Miller, Utah State the troops. State the the comof waters Chambers Slate Tea June 27 Education into Fill Mission Stationed in Hanford Wash. Called To any University Extension Service of Utah any species of fish mittee. Mr. also has Stevens The southern Utah group twenty Foods Nutrition Specialist, Kenneth J. Ortoh, .son of The Gold Star Mothers will Ail county residents who and Thirty six without first obtaining peris made up of two battalions, be will a Canning-Free- , honored at a tea in the former residents, Mr.- - and grandchildren present State Utah the fare inter, ted in schools are Two mission from the 145th, with units at Provo great grandchildren. Demonstration at the Haro Alton Mrs. d has been Orton Ward Church ing Mt. ricasant, Spiumh Fork, brothers: Geo.. Stevens of Paro Department of fish and Game." encourage j0 attend this wan 1st 2nd Ward Kitchen on called 27th mission fullfill a 2 to June at. ncxt Friday in As noted, the regulation hearing. R. Stevens of Ncphi, and Manti, and the A program Which is not the Northern Far Edst Mission wan and Wm. Tuesday, June 24, at 2 pm pm. to the planting of fish t applies elements-a213th with Cedar Cowley Wyoming. '" All homemakers interested in in be wil Japan. presencomplete yet and in both public private Zoning Ordinance Richfield, St. Goorgp, ' Fill- ted and a luncheon .will be the latest information on rann A Farewell Testimonial in waters. more and Beaver... The north served and Of his be honor ing freezing will held prior Reorganization techniques during the afternoon, The officials said purposes ern Utah group also has two Changes Made will want to attend this inter to Mrs. Joseph E. to his departure in the Benn the according assure was to of the ruling battalions, the 204. with unirs Ward, President of the local jon Ward In the past two issues of esting and informative demon Chapel in Salt Lake YWMIA Takes Place stocking of the proper fish stration. Mrs. Bcrtrude Mitch-helof ,he Llfeion Auxil1- City,' on Sunday, June. 22, at In andc!,r)!dnd.Eanj species for each water and t9 the Times, there has appeared Second Ward Parowan Stake Relief 6:30 p ip. reduce the spread of undesir- a Zoning Ordinance for Paro- i the 222nd, with elements at tary. Society President, will be in officwan City. These last two publi able fishes throughout the Reorganization of the Ogden and Layton. of the meeting. charge cations been have ers in the Young Ladies of the incorrect ajejs The 204th Artillery BattalParowan second Ward MIA The regulation does not pro- so far as, complying with state Parowan Mercantile was effected recently with hibit the Minting of private law. ion is equipped with the 155 mm. Mrs. Rupert Hulet being ponds when properly set up & In this issue the ordinance gun, and the other three artillery batta named President, Mrs. Hom- approved by the department. is being republished, with the Installs New Ice lions are equij ed with the er last at Adams, age group counselor-finished here junior year Jean Sargent spent the Comphence with this law necessary changes. It is hopMachine eight-inc- h howActivi and 'week Joan USU While cited as highly important ed that citizens from was here has in end take an Making Wheatley, , Ely. accepted Logan h itzer. The eight-inchbsvitzer here she wras also a guest of employment in the Federal ties Counselor, Berneice Evans to sportsmen, the general pub extra five minutes time and A new ice making machine is capable of firing atomic pro the S.A. Haltermans. Reserve Bank of San Fran- will continue to act . as Sec. lie and the department alike read at least thefirst three was installed at the Parowan -cisco in Salt Lake City. She until a new oneN5s named. if a mayimum numebr of des columns of the ordinance. jectiles. , Mercantile last week as an Those from Parowan and ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward will be employed doing SecThose released were: Mrs. irable fish are to be produced added service to local people Paragonah who will attend mae a trip to Salt Lake last retary work ;in' the steno- Harvey Adams, ; President; .from the states waters. Roger Skougard who is and tourists. ' Mr?. ' Rupert '.the encampment besides Col. week to take their daughter graphic dept.. Hulet, Age . t. The machine isnt a large Anyone failing to comply with the U.S. Air Police Force and Mrs. with the law is guilty of a stationed at Reno Nev visited commercial Dallley are: Caudell Orton, Marilyn and small son. The Group Counsler; but machine, James Miller, James C. Burt McKinleys took a plane from Those who traveled here Bill Burt. Activities Counsler. misdemeanor and is upbject his folks here last week. manufactures ice cubes for i to arresa and prosecution. for the Golden Wedding AnnGeorge Paul Johnson, Sheldon there to Portland Ore. home uses. Smith, Wayne Benson Spencer iversary of Mr and. Mrs. Del Many tourists and townswo Adams, El Roy Bryant, Claude Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stokes & bert Smith were: Mr., and Mrs people have been availing Charles O. Smith, tvvo children were in from Ely Gus. Gee, their, .daughter themselves of the new servand Robert Evans. Rodney last week end. Their son Mich Cherie and son Gordy and M ice since its installation. Jones is the member from eal five months, making his and Mrs. L. N. Murdock all of Paragonah. first trip to seg. his grand- Vernal Utah. Mr. Barney parents iMr. and Mrs. S.A. Tebbs of St. George, and Mr', Halterman and other relatives and Mrs. Bert Gardiner of .Mt. In Utah Lakes and .friends. Carmel. Birth Date -1- A g i 1 son-in-la- fr . 1 I ma-elun- e r j 13-2'- be-wi- th son-in-la- j pre-tio- up-L- D 1 . new-office- - r ( J . wel-com- 1 , First-Secon- fhtw hlmty l, . i Locals and Personals self-propell- .; self-propell- . w-i- ll . - . C;-Ort- and Streams Continues , - m . . i 'Mr. and Mrs. Franklin To Improve Fitts and family are spending the summer n Provo where Fishing in most streams in Fitts svill attend school Mr,:: Uthahjiave shown a continu- for a- few weeks. ed improvement during the past week as water levels have Mr..-anMrs. Mario Topham dropped after the heavy run r the' Tasionrf attenlin heaVy Ty oH heL snowfall of, last winter. co?epcerrm ast wec In. the southern part of Wl11 stay n Provo to attend state, repots continue to B.Y.U. workshop for ele- the more encouraging as , , levels drop. T the16 Je A rundown- in this are pears to be: Yankee, hdi - ap- - wa- - ter, fishing improving; fishing pressure greater; Paragonah, water level dropping more , fish being still hot; Navajo, nothing to writ! Newcastle, good, too much' boat racing: Enterprise, no.repftrt. Streams in the local area continue to improve as wa- tors continue to reccdg. caught?-Panguitch- home-about- : , Mr. and Mrs. Art Lowder are visiting here from Long Beach with relatives and friends for a few days. Mrs. Marion Halterman and Sandra Lowder, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lowder returned with them, pie Lowders will complete their vacation by going jn into Idaho, Oregon and on down 'the west coast before returnihg"bome. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Pendleton and daily of Whittier Calif are spending ' their vacation here and will spend some time in Provo before going back: The Peiidletons are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fife, JUNE, 1958 . . J Mrs. .Emerson Adams is attending summer school at in Provo. . Mr. and Mrs. J.C.. Hulet spent a week here' recently with the Wallace Hulets & Hulets Mr.' and Mrs. John Mower of Provo spent a day or two here and toured some of the Utah Parks with their daughter and 4 A' of this type scene will take place here July 4th when the Red mil Wranglers, local saddle club, w ill , present their annual race meet and rodeo. Included besides races and rodeo will be several different equestrian events. This scene shows Ken Lytle of Alamo Nev. on a whiteface which aint too happy about his presence. House Priest- meeV MIA. 3 ward Fri. June 20 Mitchell Thornton Reception. Sun. Jn. 22 Seventy Quorum meeting. Mon. Jne 23, Second ward MIA City Council. Tues. June 24. 1 and 3 wards MIA. Thur. June 26, MIA Leadership meeting. Sat. June 28, H. S. Hyatt Fam ily Reunion Mon. June 30, Second Ward MIA. t t Mt MIA. Wed. June 18 Am Legion Aux. meeting; Stake and Ward Welfare meetings. Members of the family of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Mitchell family called on them last Thursday evening June 12, the occasion being their 45' wedding anniversary.. B.Y.U. IkV )r.V Sun. June 15 Open For Del Smiths. Sun. June 15 Stake hood Quorum Com. Mon. June 16, 2 ward Tues. June 17, 1 and son-in-la- Marie Adams:' who has just Town Calendar f: it s |