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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1955

Page

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PSC Says Revise Rates for Southern Utah Power

Utah Public Service Commission ordered Southern Utah Power Company to revise a recently authorized rate schedule. The plan would raise residential bills by about five percent and boost the company’s annual earnings by roughly 69,648 dollars, with increases targeted at irrigation pumpers Parowan City and Escalante Valley Electric Association. The commission found the proposed changes unequal and not reasonably distributed across the revenue increase. The new rates affect Cedar City distribution in Iron and Washington counties, excluding Kane County. Industrial, irrigation, street lighting, and municipal segments receive varied percentage increases, with June billing showing the new figures.

Southern Utah Power Company Utah Public Service Commission Aguinst Irrigation Pumpers Parowan City Eacalonte Valley Electric Association Parowan and Cedar Valley Pumpers Association Escalante Valley Electric Association PSC Cedar City Commission

Parowan And Paragonah 4-H Club Doings

The Merry Cockers met at DeAnn Boardman home on May 27 electing Linda Rolline as President Sharon Halterman Vier as President Betty Jo Bess as Secretary Vicki Miller Treg Sandra Evers reporter and May Lynn Barton Song Leader. Next meeting set at Emma Jane Benson home. Reported by Sandra Evans.

Merry Cockers DeAnn Boardman Linda Rolline Sharon Halterman Vier Betty Jo Bess Vicki Miller Treg Sandra Evers Weporter May Lynn Barton Emma Jane Benson Sandra Evans

4H Club Promises Meetings and Officers Listed

The Happy Snappy Cooks 44H Club announces a meeting on Thursday May 26 with officers including President Deanna Robb Vice President Lynn Thornton and others. They discuss meeting orders and assignments, next gathering at Mrs Abbott’s led by Leah Jean Boardman and Marv Abbott, reported by Jerry Talbot.

Deanna Robb Lynn Thornton Vick Tee Robinson Dwitht Stones Sandra Robinson Charlett Bettridge Penny Robb Kenny Lamoreaux Mrs. Abbott Leah Jean Boardman Marv Abbott Jerry Talbot

Wranglers Set Deadline For Queen Entries

Merchants and organizations may enter girls for the Red Hill Wranglers queen contest by June 8 as announced by Mary Lyman. Sponsors are urged to back a participant to reign over the Fourth of July Fair. Judging by out-of-town judges will follow entry closure. Eligible contestants must be over 16 with a horse and saddle, and horsemanship will determine the winner.

Red Hill Wranglers Mary Lyman

Jack Stevens and Sandra Robb wed in Parowan ceremony

Miss Sandra Robb became the bride of Mr. Jack Stevens of Parowan in a Friday home wedding with Bishop Victor Robinson officiating. Maid of honor Jackie Benson and best man Hazen Lay supported. couple to reside in Cedar City after a Las Vegas honeymoon.

Sandra Robb Jack Stevens Parowan Lovely Sprag Victor Robinson Jackie Benson Hazen Lay J. Lowe Barton Ted Barton Penny Robb Dayl Stevens LeNoir Asay Ruth Boardman Carlyle Granning Milford Kathy Smith Maxine Joseph Carol Hallman Joan Merryweather Ivan Robb Ray Englesteed Cedar City Las Vegas Stevens

Six Happy Stickers appoints officers at first meeting

The Six Happy Stickers held their first meeting on Thursday June 2 choosing officers: President Joy Evans Vice President June Nicker Secretary Helen Decker Treasurer Bonnie Batt Reporter Omah Lee Smith Song Leader Kathleen Bess. Next meeting set for Tuesday June 7 at the teacher's home with Sylvian Decker and assistant leader Sandra Decker. reported by Omah Lee Smith.

Happy Stickers Joy Evans June N Cker Helen Decker Treas Bonnie Batt Omah Lee Smith Kathleen Bess Sylvian Decker Sandra Decker Omah Lee Bmih

Summer Rec Program To Start Monday

The summer recreation program begins Monday June 6 led by Bruce Decker. Registration for boys up to 14 for Little League or Pony League baseball is Monday at 9 a.m. in the high school gym. Swimming starts mid June. tennis instruction or tournament details to be arranged with Mr Decker. Girls and men's softball depend on lighting for the playing field. battle to finish the lighting project includes $2,000 spent so far and an estimated $5,000 more for transformers switches and wire. Civic groups may contribute cash to finish the project.

Decker

Adams Family Holds Weekend Reunion Here

Adams family members gathered for a weekend reunion with many relatives traveling from Salt Lake City Los Angeles Layton Ogden and Las Vegas. Attendees included Homer Chilton Harris Robinson Wallace Skinner Woodroe Adams Charles Timmons Jerry Rex Adams and Cecil Alta Adams. Church attendance followed by a family dinner fed about 40 members.

Annal Phs Charles Jane Adams Homer Chilton Salt Lake City Harris Robinson Los Angeles Cal Wallace Skinner Sunland Calls Woodroe Adams Charles Timmons Jerry Layton Utah Rex Adams Orlando Adams Ogden Cecil Alta Adams

Slow Down And Live Campaign Underway In Utah

Utah Governor backed safety drive kicks off the nationwide Slow Down and Live program during the Memorial Day weekend. Utah Safety Council Executive Secretary G Priest Bourne urges broad publicity to curb summer traffic deaths, noting 59 fatalities last year in Utah from speeding and careless driving. Public posters bumper stickers and decals are urged, with free bumper stickers at Utah Retail Petroleum members. The aim is to cut accidents by promoting safer driving behavior across communities.

Priest Bourne Utah Safety Conneil Utah Mr. Bourne Lafry Cornell Meares Utah Assn. of Retail Petroleum

Ada Bennett Visits With Brookings Family in Oregon

Mrs Ada Bennett of Brookings Oregon visits with her mother Mrs Martha Dalton and relatives here. Mr Bennett has been in Las Vegas for three weeks with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C K Johnson who became first time parents on May 21. This makes Viv and Ada first time grandparents.

Ada Bennett Brookings Oregon Martha Dalton Bennett Las Vegas C. K. Johnson Viv Ada

Bankers Convention Trip To Sun Valley Idaho

Mr and Mrs J King, Mr and Mrs BE Ray Lyman, and Mr and Mrs R L Fenton left Wednesday afternoon to attend the Utah Bankers convention being held at Sun Valley Idaho.

J. King BE. Ray Lyman R. L. Fenton Sun Valley Idaho

May Through May Ends With Drought Strain In Parowan Area

The Parowan region in South Utah endures drought with May moisture at 1.14 inches below the 1.50 inch normal. A light Wednesday storm brought .15 inches and temperatures fell to 32. Cedar City fared worse with only 0.18 inches in May. Highway 91 closures and dust storms marked the month. Livestock and crops face continued stress from cold, drought, and delayed rain.

Utah Cedar City Mule Pont Here Sicoum

Forest Timber Demands Top Prices At Sale

National Forest timber sales brought top prices through competitive bidding. Four sales covering about 4.5 million board feet sold with bids of 25.2, 19.6, and 7.55 per thousand. Bidders include Paul Steed of Ruby's Inn Utah and Crofts and Pocarsona Industries for parcels in the Bryce Canyon and Calante areas. The Forest Service will hold additional sales through June to support planned expanded harvesting due to diseased and insect infested timber, with 21 sawmills active in 1954.

National Forwt Boyd Leonard Dixie National Forest Potderoe Paul Steed Ruby's Inn Utah Bdecalante Crofts and Pocarsona Industries Widtsee Bryce Canyon National Forest Forest Service Ominium Stampare Legnard Enid

Short memorial services mark Memorial Day observance

Two memorial services marked Memorial Day. The American Legion service featured a reading by Warren A. Dalton and a talk by A. M. Marsden. A separate family service by descendants of Straling Graves unveiled a monument at his grave. Weather was windy with afternoon rain, dampening a Red Hill Wranglers race meet.

American Legion Warren A. Dalton A. M. Marsden Red Hill Wranglers

Memorial Day Week Visitors and Local Graduation Notes

Memorial Day weekend drew alumni and visitors from Las Vegas Salt Lake City Newcastle Ogden Oakland Long Beach Provo Los Angeles and other cities to Parowan with families such as Manghn Clark Ward Gurr Elliott Mitchell Osborne Morten and Rawson. Kindergarten starts Monday for eligible Parowan children and first grade entry is noted. Parowan’s two students Morris Rowley and Vale Morrision graduate from the BV and receive degrees.

Paul Manghn P. A. Clark Las Vegas Rex C. Ward Salt Lake City Lloyd Ward Newcastle Lever Gurr Claudia Mortensen Elmo Lewder Long Beach Calif Elain Duke Provo Golda Bruhner Los Angeles

Special Instructors Summer Session Opens at CSU

College of Southern Utah announces a broad summer session starting Monday June 6 under director Dr Royden C Braithwaite. Workshops cover dance art education music and photography with trips to Cedar City Silver Reef Zion Grand Canyon and more plus a post session excursion to Mexico City.

College of Southern Utah Royden C. Braithwaite CSU Courdes A. A. Lamb San Fransisco Miaw James Reeves CSI Teipa Cedar City Sliver Reef Cave C. Pulloch Cedar Mountain Prica Monb Arches Naotional Monument Dead Horse Point Flagstaff Arizona Zion National Park Grand Canyon Bert Allen Utah State Agricultural College Arena of Historic Intrest

Fishing Opener in South Utah Yields Mixed Results

Southern Utah anglers report a lousy opening as many waters show weak catches. Duck Creek and Enterprise Reservoir offered some limits, while Yankee and Paragon were largely unproductive. Parrwan Canyon and Mammoth Creek underperformed, with cold water slowing fish activity. warmer weather and ongoing stocking suggest better fishing ahead.

Duck Creek Enterprise Reservoir Paragonsh Parrwan Canyon Pish and Game Commission Iia Poly Mamoth Creek

Utah Students Hear Wildlife Lectures Yearly Program

A total of 161,495 Utah students received conservation lectures and film programs from the Department of Fish and Game during the recent school year. The effort visits 290 schools, now in its 24th year, using films to educate grade and high school students on natural resource conservation and wildlife management. The program ends with aimed expansion next term introducing fisheries assets and management procedures to students.

Utah Conservaton Department of Fish and Game

Trespass Rights Not Sold With Game License

The Utah fishing and hunting license this year bears a reminder that it does not authorize trespass on private property without permission. The Department of Fish and Game says misuse and abuse of private lands closes better fishing and hunting areas to license holders and urges hunters and anglers to seek permission before entering any private lands.

Utah Department of Fish and Game Irector J. Perry Egan

Mrs Adama Departs for Chicago for Two Week Visit

Mrs. Claude Adama left Wednesday night for Chicago for a two week trip with her son in law and daughter Wallace and Joan Lee.

Claude Adama Wed Chicago Wallace and Joan Lee

Benson Graduate Earns Masters in Education at Flagstaff

Blaine Benson and Lena Benson of Parowan were among graduates from Arizona State College at Flagstaff honored on May 16 1955. Blaine earned a Master of Education as part of the exercise ceremony.

Blaine Benson Mia Lena Benson Parowan Arizona State College Flagstaff Blain

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Escalante Electric Assa Parowan and Paragonah Miriam Andrson Thurs Linds Dalton Janet Hunt Vicky Htehen Maida 4-H Club Hulde Wulet Jean Decker Chare St Mickeleson Preadent Dians Hulet Winnon Holyoak Garna Decker Kristine Halterman Helen Haycock Molds Hulet Wranglers Milton Robb Whit Orton Buhl, Idaho Whit Lamar Orton Ellis Cora Bruce Decker Adams Ray Bentley Taw Russel Grano Bentleys Bill Harvey Utah Motority Tah South Murray Rawson Orem Peter H Gurr Filla Hent St. George The Lorin Smiths G_ Morris Rowley Vale Morris Eon Ray Morris Mexico City Richard Lb Threet C. W. Meighn Harry Leith-Ross Irong Wassermann William H.manning Arletta Willions Duchesne Manning Blaine Johnson Leathe Wassermaan Hilia
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