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Show ENTERPRISE RAMBLINGS 2.06 Inches of Rain Finally the rains cams and we ever get a good soaking. We received 2.06 inches Jack Fro6t did hit here The temSunday night. to 29 went down perature But this Monday degrees. morning is dear, sunny and because beautiful, received a good everything bath and is fresh and clean. A NEW PLACE "Marty's Hilltop". Marty and friends enjoy a game of pool in Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jones went to Salt Lake the last week in Sept, and took in the Ice Follies and visited with his sister and brother-in-laRula andArah Martineau and with Darlene's brother and sister-in-laAnthony and in Hunt Ogden, then to Joyce Murray with anothr sister Ina and and brother-in-la- the Hilltop game room. Marty's Hilltop Opens for Business Something different for St. George has just opened. Marty's Hilltop, located on the old Santa Clara Highway just past the drive in theatre. Marty Mangum, owner, as describes Hilltop something new and definitely different for St. George. Marty's is located in the same building that housed Churches Cafe for many Mr. Church had a years. reputation for excellent food and Marty's Hilltop is rapidly gaining such a reputation. The menu consists of foods such as pizza, sandwiches, salads, and soft drinks with Monday evening, family night specials planned. Atmosphere was a key point in th remodeling of Martys Hilltop'. Dozens of plants are featured in the various Terry Tait and family. Darlene also had an appointment with her Doctor. planters and the handmade tables are interesting by themselves. Also located in the same building is a game room featuring a 1930s styling. Upcoming and at ongoinghappenings Marty's" include Talent Night, old time movies during the week, live entertainment Friday and Disco Dancing Friday and Saturday nights. Hilltop will be open from 11 :30 a.m., Mon.-Sand will be closed all day Sunday. at Special Interest Dance A special interest dance will be held at the 10th ward chapel, 200 W!, 500 N., Saturday, October 9th at 8:00 p.m. Very good dance in Variations. Wjahe tjour On sitie Ourn Green! Fall Cash and Carry 'MiL VL, u" Garden of Edith 673-469- 51 7 9 North Main am - 6 pm with his Official to Speak on Swine Flu the Outs tie Ourni tJe(iowf 98 here grandparents, the Norvel Health Dept. Admission is $1.50 and be will music by 6 inch Assorted Green House Plants weekend SPRINGDALE NEWS struction will be given by Pat Williams and Evan Moore. Plant Special Mr. and Mrs. Horace Phelps attended the viewing in Milford last Monday evening for a friend, Mrs. Gavin Weir who died of a heart attack while gathering pine nuts. Miss RuLean Slaughter attended the golden wedding of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Whitlock of Murray over the weekend. Miss Slaughter is the 2nd grade teacher here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt of Cedar City spent the showers anyone? We have had a very few very light ones off and on, but mostly off, Friday it showered all around us but all we got could fill hollow tooth. Speakers in Sacrament meeting were DeBeth and Vernon Dickman, Julie Kroff was released as Laurel Pres, with her counselors, Melanie Madsen and counselors as Mia Maids, Linda Kay Pollick ad Behive President. Those sustained in their places were Myrleen Young as President of the Laurels, Shelley Dennett as Mia Pres, Behive Pres, Vauana Lewis. No councilors chosen as yet. Happy evening Gardner evening and came Friday the three Gar- deners were guests of honor at a dinner Saturday evening in which all 28 members of the Jay Holt family participated. The Gardeners are moving from their home in Santaquin, Utah to newick, Washington Ken- this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clawson Hunt, Jr. and four sons of Las Vegas visited with grandmother and and Melanie Bowler, Mr. and an Dorothy Truman. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Mrs. Carlos Terry and family and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Terry went to Sigurd, Utah Leon Bowler left Sunday the last weekend in Sepmorning for San Diego, tember to attend the wedding Calif., on business and will of and a enjoy a few pleasure sights. reception Mr. and Mrs. They will be back Tuesday or relative, Clinton Brown, w ho is the son Wednesday. Grandma Edra of Clinton and Camilla Terry Barlow Crawford is baby Brown. All returned home after the wedding but Marion ad Leona spent last week in Sigurd with their children, Camilla and Clinton and St. Georg, Utah 14770 family. The Brown's brought them home Sunday. Mr. Wallace East of Benson, Arizona has been here with his daughter and Elnora and Elmo Farnsworth for a while. sitting the Wilson children while their parents are gone. Each ward has two Relief Society Meetings each week. The 1st Ward hold theirs at 2 p.m. Tuesday afternoon and the other one at 7 p m. Wednesday evening. The 2nd am. Sunday morning and Tuesday at 10:00 a m. IVaohinrjton Ca. News 7 Thursday, October 7, 1974 A their great son-in-la- grandmother, Naomi Hunt and family one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Jones spent the weekend in Panguitch with their children Roger and Jeneal J. Jacobson. Mr. Chester Jones and Mr. Sherwin Adams have gone to Huntington where they have employment. Word came that Carl and LaRaine Truman Holland of Salt Lake had City their fifth son. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Tom Holland of New Castle, and the maternal grandparents are Heber and Dorothy Snow Truman of Salt Lake. Better luck for a daughter next time, LaRaine. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Holt spent the weekend in Salt Lake with friends who went on a tour with them to the Holy Land last summer. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Humphries have a second baby girl born to them Oct. 1st. They have a little girl to help welcome home a little playmate. Mrs. Blythe Terry and daughters Cinda and Phyllia. Saturday, Elnoras sister and brother in law. lien and Ivin Carling and two daughters came from Benson to spend a little time here with the Farnsworth family. David, son of Leo and Ruby Laub Stewart was confirmed a member of the LDS Church and Sunday in Fast Testimony meeting. Davids , t, ' V'tc sisters, Lorraine and Collene Hall, two BRIDAL SETS LIKE YOUVE NEVER SEEN! Cor-nelio- us arately. Togcthor- they are transformed ally new. into a ,')') i, $ their husbands. Dale and Rod an families were here for church. dramatically dif--r ferent, perfectly matched pair. Milne Jewelry Bishop and Mrs. Sheldon Clove attended Conference in Salt Lake over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Truman enjoyed having their children, Mr. and Mrs. David Truman and baby here with them over the weekend so grandma Helene could kiss and love her first grandchild. North 43 E. 100 Phone Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gove attended Conference and visited in Tooele with Ann daughter and 673-255- 2 M29,i Dumondt m son-in-la- and Rock Tucker and family, Each ring beautifully designed worn sop uod ItuIHlMnt Ml 14 9od It Him MU4 also via telephone with Heber - We were sorry to heaf that SYLVIA GIFFORD Saturday Brackens and with Cheryl's folks, the Alvin Trumans. Mrs.. LeAnna H. Gardner and son Brian spent last week here with her mother, Mrs. Berle Holt. Her husband Sam Good Storm -A and Sunday morning we were lucky in going to conference first time in quite awhile and really enjoyed myself. Myrtle Hirschi has had fallen church stairs Sunday afternoon. We heard she had some cracked ribs and was really bruised up. I hope she gets better sooon. Mrtle Winder is in the hospital we hear, we wish her a speedy recovery. We hear that Ramona Bean is home still pretty ill. Nellie and Larry Ballard had their son Tony in to the Doctor the other day for medical tests. Last we heard they were going to take him to Salt Lake for more tests good luck Tony. on our Dorothy and Start Out the New Quarter With Us, at Washington Savings & Loan October 1st through 10th Norman Gilger of Las Vegas, Nevada visited her mother Lucy Schiefer Thursday. Also visiting were Ken, Viola, Terry and Sally Schiefer of Cerretos , California. They are on their way to e. Enjoy Free Gifts iVhen You Add to or Open Your Account ot Washington Savings La Netta Hirschi was in the hospital over last sure hope shes better. Joe and Lula Judd were out weekend A i? Quit Mew Location i Bybee's fconoco) Service 300 West to Gunlock fishing overnite Thursday and report good luck. Thank goodness somebody has that even if its only fishing. Rose Workman, LaVerkin, is visiting with her sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Newell Crawford. She will be here for the winter. Dr. William Trafton of the Southwest district Health Department will speak on the Swine Flu and answer questions at the next meeting and St. George Blvd. Sell? Service Fanil Service Same Friendly Service Roger, Bybee, Steven Goeser, Mechanic of the newly organized Zion Canyon Lions Club. This meeting which will be open to the general public will be on Friday October 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Springdale City Building. Visiting Dick and Nell Barnes were Connie and family from Nevada. Also Dick and Nell Vent to Provo, with them where we all visited with Sandra and family. Then taking one of Connies children to the clinic in Salt Lake City. Had one enjoyable time for the most part and noted how full of fall colors the mountains up there were. Also seen some rain in Orem, but not heavy at all. Gary Young visited his parents, Lawrence and Alma Young this weekend. Louise Dee Twitchell of Idaho visited last Nampa, weekend with with his mother Elva Twitchell. Coleen Tobler and children of Mesquite are visiting her parents, Howard Smiths. Deposits of 1,000 to 5,000 Receive Wcstclox Key wound Alarm Deposits of 5,000 and Above Receives Portable AMFM Radio Stop for Punch and Cookies Just so Ie Can Get Aquainted in Highsst Yields Possible on Insured Savings MHSHINGTONI 7 v "cavings a Loan O fslic; ASSOCIATION Tabernacle at 50 ast, George - 673-618- n 8 f,; |
