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Show WASHINGTON COUNTY NEWS, ST. GEORGE, CTAII HURRICANE Allie Wilson, Laura Ford, Reporters Announce Engagement The Hurricane Harmonettei returned Saturday evening from a four day thrilling trip to Salt Lake City, Brigham City and Honeyville. They were taped on the Mid-Da- y Show and will be shown Friday, May 9 on Channel 5 Mr. and Mrs. Conrad LaVar Facer of Lompoc, Calif, announce the engagement of their daughter. Christine, to Mr. George C. Stucki. son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Stuckl of Sl George. a. m. liar-monett- CHRISTINE FACER SANTA Gertrude 1 1 They played in the Rotunda of the Capitol Building before a large audience of dignitaries and Senior Citizens, to help initiate Senior Citizen Month. Gordon Owen, emcee, when announcing the program, said that the were prepared to play until nine o'clock if people desired them to stay. While they were waiting for the program to begin, Mr. Eugene Jelcsmk, who has his talent scout program every Sunday, recognized Mrs. Ford, who had been on a program with the DUP Band. He immediately invited them to appear on his show. So he made arrangements for the group to return the next morning to KSL Studios, where they were taped for his show. They will be seen on the Talent Scout program Sunday, May 11 Miss Facer is a student of Utah State University at Logan. Mr. Stuckl is a grad uate of the same school and is at the present time working on his Masters Degree at the same school Announce Engagement at CURA Announce Engagement Ence, Reporter at There was a large fast meeting Sunday. The infant daughter and Mrs. Wealthy Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Stanworth, all of Hurricane. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Gibson were home over the week end visiting Lyle's father, Elmer Gibson. The Senior Citizens enjoyed a lovely hour of entertainment, with Bishop J. R. Madsen, his lovely wife, Mavis, and his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Madsen, all of Spring dale. Very touching services were held at the funeral home for tiny Jacqueline Dianne Bradford, daughter of Judy (Hansen) and Jack Brailsford. These good people were only privileged to keep their tiny girl three days but feel blessed at that The cradle songs that Judy had sung to her baby were sang In the services, the flowers be- - R DEPARTMENT ST ..j 14 North Main, St. George if sewing is your thing a 3 p. m. After being taped, the left for Brigham City, where they played on radio and at a large new rest home. Then they drove nine miles to the beautiful new Honeyville Ward Cultural Hall, where a delicious banquet was served by the Ladies Literary Club, for their annual Mothers Day program. One of the ladies had seen the Harmonettes last fall when they played at the State Fair, so they invited them to furnish the program for their club tea. They received a standing ovation from the large enthusiastic group of ladies. They returned to Salt Lake City the following day, a tired but happy group. We hope people in the Dixie area will send a vote in to the Eugene Jelesnik Talent Scout program, in care of KSL-Tsta tion, Salt Lake City, Utah, the day after we appear May 18. Visiting over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paxton, was their daughter, Cioree, husband, Budd Collette and family from Las Vegas, Nev. Bud is a photographer, and was in Hurricane taking aerial pictures of a trailer court site at Anderson Junction for Bruce Church. Also visiting over Sunday with the Paxtons was their daughter, Lona Holstein from Henderson, Nev. Also visiting with the Paxtons was their son. Bishop Jake Williams and family from Henderson, Nev. The famous cousins party was held at the home of Mrs. Annie Hirschi. The cousins being Mr. and Mrs. Evan Sullivan from Cedar City, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paxton, Thelma Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Workman, Mr. MOTHERS DAY GIFTS of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Blake was blessed and given the name of Randolyn. Claudia Frei, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Frei, was confirmed by her father. The Drama Director, Vella Ruth Hafen, of the MIA, directV ed two plays recently, which were presented; "The Busy Sigw nal, and "The Reading of the . Will. A number took part in the plays. Mr. and Mrs. David Moss and children of Fillmore visited the week end with his parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Clarence Moss and children, Ronnie, Ruth Ann and r 'It. v . Carol, who had come up from Las Vegas for the week end also. DIANE BAUER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moss TAMRA IVIE Mr. and Mrs. Clesson Bauer and family visited awhile Sunat Cedar City with their son, announce the engagement of day Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferron Ivie their daughter, Diane, to Mr. are pleased to announce the en- Robert, wife, Roberta, and fam- E. Blaine Larson, son of Mr. and ily. gagement and forthcoming marConnie Ence visited week end Mrs. LeRoy Larson of St. of their riage daughter, Tamra, at Las Vegas with relatives, Mr. George. Miss Bauer is a graduate to Mr. Michael Cannon, son of and Mrs. Cecil Worthen and of Dixie High School and is Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cannon, and presently attending Dixie Col of St. George. The young couple family, Larry Worthen, Hunt and others. lege. Mr. Larson is a graduate Susan friends, are planning a July 25 wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Jay (Venda) of Dixie High School, has ful Kemple and children, Robbie and filled an LDS mission to Den and Kimberly, left Friday for mark and is continuing his eduLas Vegas to visit the Jim and cation at Dixie College. The couChuck Kemples, then on their ple plan to be married July 18 way to China Lake, Calif., where in the St George Temple. he will be stationed in the Navy Las Vegas, Nev. for a number of years. Venda May 3, 1969 and children were at St. George Washington County News for a number of months while Frank W. Mountford, Editor was on his ship close to Jay St. George, Utah Vietnam. She is the daughter of Dear Mr. Mountford: Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Ence. , ALR, CHAPTER 17 The Santa Clara Elementary With the arrival of the May 1 The Alice Louise Reynolds issue of the Washington County held their annual May Day 'Fri- Club, Chapter 17, met at the with a nice very program News I realized that I never re- day in the morning with songs, home of Joy Atkin to hear Katie ceived the April 24th issue. dances, marches, and the girls Gentry give a review about InPlease, please, if you have any braiding the Maypole. The girls dia. She began her report by extra copies, will you send me were dressed in lovely new giving highlights and customs one for I dont want to miss a dresses and the boys in new of the Indian people. She then a resume of the book, Two single issue of my most favorite striking colored shirts and pants. gave Under The Indian Sun, by Jon The Dixie Artists Club monewspaper. Each issue is like a All look forward every year for and Rumer Godden. tored to Mesquite, Nev. Sunday, letter from a dear friend from May Day. In the afternoon sports April 27, to attend the old home town. I am an old were held of relay races, foot Three new members were wel- Fine Arts Festival. Virgin Valley Dixie-ite- , They are to so keep up the good races, 600 yd. race, high jump- comed into the club, Marilyn be congratulated on their fine work. ing, pole vaulting, tug of war, Wenzel, Ranae Hazen and Mary new art gallery. They had a fine and games. The girls were stiff Ann Leavitt. Thank you, exhibit, lovely paintings from for the competition boys, but It was announced that the far and near. Their guest artist Chance Hardy the boys still came out on top. Friend Session is to be held May invited by Michael Clark, was 735 Spring Road You can see we do have won- 14, 1969 in the Dixie High Professor H. T. Groutage. He is derful as such Las Vegas, Nev. teachers, Principal School auditorium at 4:30 p. m. the professor from Utah State 89108 Arlo Hafen, Mrs. Rilla Larsen, Refreshments were served by University. It was delightful to and Mrs. Madge Cannon. We Loma meet him apa in and uraf-Bruhn, who served as him all appreciate what they have done and do for our children. Mrs. Clayton Frei was hostess at a party for her daughter, Claudia, Saturday. It was her eighth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Charles (Emma) Willis of Salt Lake City has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Susy Leavitt, who had broken her hip recently. We do wish Mrs. Leavitt speedy recovery. She has been at her daughters, Mrs. Fay Gates, home at St. George. Mrs. Arthur Kemp of Las Vegas visited a week with her daughter, Mrs. Victor Frei, recently, caring for the family while Mrs. Frei was recovering from surgery. Mrs. Leo (Ver Nell) Crofts of Panguitch visited Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Arlo Hafen and family. She had brought a num ber of scouts to attend the Merit Badge Round-u- p at the Dixie College. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gubler at tended a meeting at Lake Tahoe. ORLO HATX Nev., for the Rocky Mountain Produce owners. You should meet him, get to know him. Hes the expert who NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that has the answsrs to all your inSt. George City Corporation will surance problems Auto, Life, receive sealed bids at the City Business, Home. He can save Hall up to 8:00 p. m. on the you money, too. A good man 19th day of May, 1969, at which to know. Call him soon. time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read, for the construction of approximately 6,600 feet of Curb and Gutter and related items. Plans and specifications may be examined and obtained at the Office of the City Recorder of AUTO UFE FIRE St. George City after May 5, TRUCK v, tlny rose buds. The Bradford Willis Hall. On Saturday the a beautiful testimony of the are living In Las Vegas, but hope Deans went to the temple, were truthfulness of the gospel and to make their home In SL George married for time and eternity their happiness of going to the in the future and had their daughter sealed temple. They left after meeting to them. Bill is a convert to the to return to their home in Las were that others with Among the couple to share their sorrow church, both he and Ellen gave Vegas. were Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Patsy) Van Wagnen, from Provo, Mr. THIS COUPON WORTH M00 on $3 00 READING and Mrs. Heinz (Lama) Drawe, from Bountiful, Mr. and Mrs. , MADAM JOANNE Roland (Thelma) Hall and famREADER I ily, Mrs. Charles and Jim Brails. Wilt tall your part, ptatanl and Mura. Don't u think I about ford from Las Vegas. Our heartyour dilltculuat. lal mt halp you. Poor haallhF, I Monay or job UoubKt? lova or trmily uoubmf felt sympathy to these people. ADVICE I Visiting with the Al Doanes On load, marriaga and buwnaa transactions of all kinds. were two lovely Samoan couDREAM ANALYST Esary draam has a maanins. a mtua or a aramin. ples from California. They bore fad to consult this READER today, Don't their testimonies in sacrament tomorrow may ba too lata. These meeting. people are very humble people. Everyone enMadam Joanna Is Superior To Any Other Raadar joyed them very much. I Palm Cards Psychic Spiritual Crystal Ball Ellen (Hall), her husband. Bill ST. CEORCE. UTAH (71)047 IS Eaat 100 North Dean and tiny daughter, Mealine Qly and Sundaysi Opan flTlO a m. to 10 p m Rae, spent the week end with Ellen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I es st J Thursday, May 8, 1DC3 Shell be delightful In . PRINTS .. iDilkflmioipm! Cay, young prints . . . wallpaper posies, giant-size- d florals, stripes and dots,c!assics' and abstracts. Flavor your wardrobe with 69"t feminine, follow-mshapes . . , 49s V e romantic dresses.' wraparounds, curved-seaSew a pretty for the younger set. A breeze to make with McCall's fu!I-s!eev- m patterns. Plus our yummy " "Step-by-Step- d. V imnt delighted with. f. Berkshire Ultrason hose . . 1.75 pr. Lady's Deena Slips For Lady's Lace Handkerchiefs lomfcrfS Sake! 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