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Show Southern Utah Area Highlighted In Special Promotion Trail trips, historic tours, deep 'canyons and high mountain lakes are being highlighted for visitors to five Southern Utah Counties during Indian Summer Days. In communities throughout through-out the area, residents will wear badges shaped like autumn leaves leav-es to stress the fall foliage promotion, pro-motion, while employes at motels, mo-tels, restaurants and service stations sta-tions have been given special instructions in aiding vacationists. vacation-ists. Colorful yellow-and-tan folders, fol-ders, with photographs of attractions attrac-tions throughout the region, plus maps and other data, have been prepared by the Five County Organization Or-ganization and are being distributed dis-tributed throughout Iron, Washington, Wash-ington, Beaver, Kane and Garfield Gar-field counties. Meanwhile it has been announced an-nounced that the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce will serve as Indian Summer Days headquarters head-quarters in Iron County, with stress to be placed on tours through Zion Narrows as well as Cedar Breaks National Monument, Monu-ment, old Iron Town and Indian mounds. Beaver County vacationists vacation-ists will be told of the availability availabil-ity of tours to the Tushar Mountains, Moun-tains, Puffer Lake and old Frisco Fris-co Mining town. Washington County is utilizing the St. George Chamber of Commerce Com-merce as Indian Summer Days information headquarters. Stress is being placed on visits to Zion National Park, historic Pine Valley, Val-ley, Silver Reef, Hurricane and Dixie State Park. Kane County visitors re finding; tourist information in-formation available at major lodges lod-ges and motels, with Indian Summer Days stress on tours to nearby cliff dwellings, Indian relics, the Coral Pink Sand Dunes and one time Hollywood movie sets. Garfield County's Indian Summer Sum-mer Days visitors are finding area information at Panguitc where tours arranged to Bryce Canyon National Park, Kodach-rome Kodach-rome Flats, Boulder Mountain scenic loop and Escalante Petrified Pet-rified Forest. |