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Show ROCKVILLE NEWS MM No News, Is Good News" Evelyn Hans and our former postmaster are home again after a trip to distant or far away places. Mr. and Mrs. Fergunsen have returned to their home in California. Mr. Lenoir Cox has been busy lately sort of cleaning up and repairing his home, the his father had, one to moving into it soon. We hope. Lenoir now lives in Orem, Utah. Larry and Nellie Ballard had their daughter Teressa and family as visitors over the weekend. Daisy Ballard and her son Lynn are spending a week or so in Salt Lake City, Utah. I think the largest gathering of members of the Hurricane Utah Stake ever gathered at one time met at the Hurricane Stake Center March 13. More than likely a portion of them were there to see if their choice of the new Stake President would be the one they thought would be chosen. Prior to the meeting I had inquired of different people who they thought would be chosen and most of them included Brother Grant D. Beatty as the one that would be chosen. I think he is well thought of in the Stake and will be a good leader. I question whether any place in Utah has as many interesting places to visit near the town, that are not man made, as does Rockville as the following names indicate: Buttermilk Springs, Buttermilk Wash, Wildcat Wash, South Creek, Shones The Wood Road, Creek, Scrogs, the Ghost, Daltons Wash, Coal Pitts, Wire Valley, Horse Valley, the Pines, Grape Vine, Eagle Cragga, Steamboat Mountain, (now labeled West Temple) Dennet Lane, Terry Trail, Langston Trail, Huber Trail, Huber Wash, Pine Gum Tree, Squawberry Mountain, Big Plains and The Devils Creep. The slogan, No news is does not good news necessarily mean other news is bad news. For instance, any news from Rockville would be called good news lately, wouldnt you say? Good news is that Miss Mureul LaBarn was confirmed a member of the L.D S. Church today. Ina town this size with the competition between the L.D.S., Jehova Witnesses, Seven Day Adventists, Agnostics and Jack Mormons, that is wonderful. Congratulations Mureul! I am glad Dean Francis thinks there is no need to waste time trying to get me to help him do some public nonpaying job. He sure used his persuasion powers to good advantage recently when he got men here and then to prepare and move down from Zion Park a wooden building large enough to house the fire engine. He intends to have us procure. I expect he is busy conjuring what method to get an engine, but he will think of it. It looks as if the almonds and apricots will be frozen again. This year it will be four years in a row for us here in our village. Oh well, why worry. I have lots of them dried, frozen, preserved or in bottles to tye me over the next seven years with some to spars; that is if I dont use them too often. I was rather proud of President Carter the other evening when he took and answered those phone calls from all over our country. ' Even though we had 10 flakes of snow last week I think Spring has sprung. flowers are blooming. . It sort of makes me feel like a spring Iamb or a young colt the way they act, or do you know how they act? Every High Priest that was in town that was physically A able, went to Springdale to Church today. Knowing the CIRCUMSTANCES I call that 100 percent attendance. I wonder what has happened, I have not heard any complaints about the new town cleaner-uppeFloyd De Mill like they did the other two good men. There was a time when we could report the trips of someone going to Hurricane r 0 fi or further as news, but now, when we have to go that far news each trip that was made. news each trip that wasmade. REBECCAMILNE Oh, what a gambler I am. I planted peas, radishes, etc., etc., and the wind rip6 off the planted plastic cover as fast as I put it on and the frost Hi! My name is Jamie Lee finishes the dirty work. Think Black. 1 celebrated my first of it, pea seed $1.10 a pound. I on March 15. My dad can Ixiy them canned at less birthday and mom are Chris and Jane than that. Black of St. George. My When I was a youngster grandparents are Leslie and and father had trouble getNita Ashby also of St. George, ting his lazy son to hue the and Don and Virginia Black corn, cane and melons, he of Tooele Utah. would tell me that I more than likely would scratch a poor mans back all my life. I didnt know then that he was a prophet. r, t nA TYSON W. HANNIG Three Washington County students will begin serving as student body officers spring quarter at Southern Utah State College. Carla Stucki, Scott Wood, and Dean Gifford were all named winners in ASSUSC elections held recently on the SUSC campus. Groceries is Fruits i s Vegetables s Fresh Dairy Products s Picnic Supplies s Cold Beer ' Stucki and Wood will serve terms as female year-lon- g and male senators for the senior class. They will represent SUSC seniors in all meetings of the ASSUSC Senate and in other student activities. Ms. Stucki is majoring in education and English and is of Mrs. the daughter Florence Stucki, Santa Clara. Mr. Wood is majoring in mathematics at SUSC and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood, LaVerkin. Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. I 488 W. St. George Blvd. Gifford, a senior majoring in business administration, will serve as one of two senators are JASON L. LARSON Travis Christy celebrated his first birthday on February 27, 1977. He is the son of William C. and Mary Jane Christy. His Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Christy of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cottam of St. George, Utah. Great Grandparents are Mrs. Willard Spence of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mr. Arthur Cottam of St. George, Utah. students in the School of Business and Technology. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kendall Gifford, Ivins. Stucki and Gifford are both Dixie High School graduates. Calra graduated in 1974 and Dean in 1972. Wood is a 1972 graduate of Rancho High School, Las Vegas. Deep Sea Tour Changed St. George Sr. Citizens, deep sea fishing tour to Ensenda, Old Mexico has been changed from Mar. 17th to Mar. 27th. 1 . y v. -- JENNIFER v ii KAY ' STAHELI Washington Co. Nows Thursday, March St. George, Utah 84770 gxgoxg representing tieg r:mirr ULi.i ,k.Jn "''' 1 , If 'Yi y with purchase miiiii . "5 vMt J Thurs. Fri. & Sat March 17th, 18th, St 19th &? '&" Drawing for Schefflera Sat. The Greenry Locally owned and operated by: Shirley - Candy 673-667- 8 145 North 420 Sunshine Square West st. George, Utah J) In addition to our Chryslers and Plymouths, we now offer great deals on Dodge Trucks. With our new member, weve now become a complete dealership. That means weve got a great line-u- p of quality Dodge pick-up- s, vans, the works. And the same super deals and service weve been offering on Chryslers and Plymouths are now available on tough Dodge Trucks. Stop in soon and get hitched-u- p to the vehicle that fits your needs. Courtesy Motors 275 East St. George Blvd. Phone 673-350- 8 7 17, 1977 KTTmaXIlM!!!? TOmnX of every 6' Other Surprise Specials throughout the store. Phone Staheli Kay daughter of Gary and Joan Staheli of St. George celebrated her 1st birthday on January 15. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Staheli and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Terry of Enterprise. TRAVIS CHRISTY Register for Scheffler 4 r" Jennifer SALE FREE Mr. and Mrs. Harris Larson of Moroni, Utah. Happy 1st Birthday Jason! ! Anniversary Give-awa- , Jason Larry Larson turned one year old on March 19, 1977. His parents are Larry and Jeri Larson of Santa Clara, Utah. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Graff also of Santa Clara and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Larson of Bloomington, Utah. students elected to SUSC offices ROADSIDE GROCERY Washington. Vi Washington Co. Tom Drake's Hi! My name is Tyson Warren Hanmg. I turned one year old on January 25th. My mother is Debbie Anderson Hannig and my father is Dexter L. Hannig of St. are George. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Hannig and Mr. and Mrs. George T. Anderson both of St. George. Great Grandparents are Anna Bentley of St. George and Mr. and Mrs. of Hannig Joseph Rebecca Amanda Milne, celebrated her 1st birthday Sunday March 6th, 1977. Proud parents are Gary and Jaclyn Milne. Her brothers are Travis, Adam and Dustin Grandparents are Jim and Gayle Andrus, Glen and Bonnie Milne and Great Grandmother Amanda Milne, all of Washington, Utah. JAMIE LEE BLACK WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU 673-383- 1 almonds, and other Apricots, Ids me Year |
