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Show MTN, Parowan CEASE BILLING 477-35- 61 grandparents are Lyle and Connie Halterman, Joe and Romona Stubbs. Alan and Marie U. Adams have a baby girl, born on May 1. The little one weighed 7 lb. 14 oz. and is doing well. Maries folks, the Uries, live in Cedar City. Elaine Adams is also a grandmother to the baby, who was welcomed home by an older sister and two brothers. Parowans population has had a boost during the past couple of weeks. Several new babies have been welcomed. On Saturday, April 28 Kevin and Debbie E. Johnson had an 8 lb. 3 oz. girl born to them. Then on Sunday April and Layne LeFevre became parents for the first time to a 9 lb. 2 oz. baby. April and Debbie are sisters and were able to be together in the Valley View Medical Center in Cedar. On April 25 a baby boy, Joseph Corry, was born to Sam and Wendy Halterman in Beaver. He weighed in at 9 lbs. 4 oz. Proud Parowan NORTH IRON COUNTY UTAH ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN LUNCHEON: Held Saturday, May 5th In Parowan. Pictured are State UA of W Front row, left to right: 1st Vice President - Carmen Officers. - Eleanor McVea, Editor - Betty Fisher, SecrePresident Fisher, tary - Annabelle Thayer. Back, left to right: 3rd Vice President -Beverly Arbon, North Iron County President - Hazel Jean Robinson, Decency Committee Chairman - Carla Hayes, and Music Committee Chairman - Leone Gurr. On Wednesday, May 2 a baby boy was born to Ken and Michele Orton in St. George. Grandparents are the Whit Ortons and the Holyoaks, all of Parowan. I hope I havent missed anyone! Max and Roma Dailey recently traveled to Ohio, where Max attended a convention. Ruby Whicker and Ivy Ward recently returned to Parowan to their homes after a visit to Salt Lake. Ruby has spent most of the winter there with family members. Ivy went up especially for the wedding of a nephew. Floyd and Dixie Matheson spent last weekend in Logan with daughter Susan and her family. Congratulations to the 2nd Ward Explorers, who were first place winners in Saturdays demolition derby, held in Parowan. The Parowan Literary Club held its Spring social on May 1 at the home of Alice Mitchell. Assisting Mrs. Mitchell as co -- hostesses were Zona Topham, Eulala Orton, Gwen Jones, Bertrude Mitchell and Roma Dailey. A lovely dinner was served on tables decorated in a Spring motif. The game of hearts was then played. Prize winners for the evening were Alice Mitchell and Barbara Burt. The Utah Association of Women held a luncheon and meeting on Saturday, May 5 in the Library lounge. Special guests were seven State officers of the UA of W organization. These officers gave instructions to the North Iron County UA of W members concerning music, education, decency, law, child abuse, teenage challenge, crime prevention and alcohol and chemical abuse. Mrs. Leone Gurr counseled those in attendance: Be aware of whats going on; help your children choose EWOK CELEBRATION: This performance earned the Rammettes second place in the novelty division at the State competition. Ram -mette advisor Kim Doutiek was presented a plaque of appreciation Photo by Liz following the review. Jbont forget gout loving Hotier with 3 lower 4 correct principles. From 1 Call With News Of 387-288- r eFErD ErQoiresQ Phone New 438-567- Friends, Neighbors and Relatives. 5 Location 68 N. Main May 10, 1984 Thursday, bill- mkcy. Liz Zaleski LINES FOR AT&T vO Gamblings By BELL WILL Mountain Bell will cease leased ing customers for equipment systems, Information AT&T from after customers get their May bill. Since January 1, Mountain Bell has been under contract with AT&T Information Systems (ATTIS) to provide billing services for leased equipment, according to Ken Hill, Mountain Bell --Utah Public Relations Manager. Mountain Bells contract with the AT&T subsidiary will expire in June, therefore AT&T Information Systems will begin directly billing customers who lease telephone equipment, says Hill. After the changes are complete, Mountain Bell will no longer accept payments for leased equipment at business offices, payment agencies and payment centers. Page 4 Mountain Bell will continue to bill customers for local service and calls that remain for within Utah. The company will also continue its contracted arrangement with AT&T Communications for calls and other itemized charges from AT&T Communications. Customers should continue makto Mountain ing these payments Bell. regarding leased Questions of leased equipor billing equipment ment should be directed to ATTIS, Hill notes. not Mountain Bell, long-distan- ce long-distan- ce Get rid of unwanted property, advertise in the Want Ad section BOOK NEW AT MILFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY A new book has been presented to the library . r use as a re- ference manual. The book, illustrated by the late Norman Rockwel , has many interesting things such as: The Code of the Old Knights of the Round Table. How to make Wooden Tent Pegs. How to Tell Temperature Without a Thermometer (using only your hand). How to cook without utensils. How to build a Log Cabin. How to read a map and Compass. How to Find Directions Without a Compass. How to Improve Your Memory. How to Imitate Bird Calls and Songs. How to identify North American Birds, Animals and Reptiles. How to read Braille, Sign Language, Baseball Signals, Semashore, Morse Code and International Ground to Air Signals. How to Treat for Shock, Heart Attack, Bleeding, Broken Bones, Snake Bite, Etc. How to Treat for Poison Ivy Without Medicine. History and Respect for the Flag. Happy Family Life. Home Emergencies. Physical Fitness and Sports. And about 50 more Important subjects for What Book could contain all of this? Only one The Official Boy Scout Handbook of the BoyScouts of Amer- ica. Boys of all ages are invited to come in an examine the book. Parowan High Rammettes pass before the camera during a performance of Street Beat a military number. Photo by Liz RAMMETTE REVIEW: Mother's Day Coupon Special $5)00 With this Advertisement on Women s Keds and Grasshopper Shoes FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETITION HELD AT SUSC Jfet IAa Jbo Z)ke Coohi on -- Mother May Chefs Special CASHEW respectively. Shop With The Beaver County News Advertisers CHICKEN SHRIMP CHINESE STYLE SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN (iwi CHEF'S FRIED RICE Horn will love you jj Additional Servings $6.00 Complete Chinese and American Llenu WED FRI - THURS: SAT: TOM Dinner for Three or More 24 Jfqur Vw Cuery 3) ay - TUES: for Keservatlon 7:30 10 S Ossbo For llousoslippars Hatches Off io Mother's Day off Only m m Stationary Jewelry Done Lades Tiallets Jewelry Ebc. Apllences P.M. wmim amm hvH cttubftv to be EH there to see it. MOM UA You have Milford, Utah Earrings, Necklaces and Bracelets Off Free Imprinting Spring Joviolry Sets and Cologne mltf piRflTis m Phone SHUCK ounrit the Ini W 5J 7:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. LASSITER E FRI ft 367-22- COLOGNE New Large Selection Try Our Famous Hong Kong Special Open All ALL sfi OR PORK -- and Graduates too 10 Feeds Four Healthy Eaters For Only PEPPER STEAK BONELESS More than 500 students competed in the Foreign Language Festival recently held at Southern Utah State College. Diyisions were in German, Spanish, and French. Participants answered questions ranging from geography to politics and social systems. Other participants tested their knowledge of different foreign language films. Students came from Cedar City, Dixie, Beaver, Parowan, Kanab, Hurricane, San Juan, South and North Sevier, Richfield, Millard, Virgin Valley. Lisa Petersen and Paul Riggs, both of Beaver scored high in Gerin culture and oratory man Milford 387-24- 61 |