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Show ENTERPRISE RAMBLINGS WASHINGTON Pilot Peak DUP Camp Meets on Thursday Leola Mrs. LaFever returned home last week after spending several weeks in St. George. Part time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elaine Canfield and family after under going surgery at the Dixie Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. DeVon Hunt and daughter of Granger spent last week here with his parents, Ivin and Edna Hunt and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bracken have moved into the 1st Ward while they are having a new home built. They are living in the home formerly owned by Cliff Wadsworth. Welcome to our Ward Howard and Rose Alene Thomas Bracken, and Tandra. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gubler of Santa Clara were here Sunday with his daughter and son-in-la- Edna and Ivin Hunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Emett attended the Hurricane Utah Stake Conference Sunday. Mrs. Emetts brother, Dennis Beatty was put in as Stake President. The Enterprise Utah Stake Basketball tournament came to an end this week with the following teams gaining a place in the Regional tournament to be held in St. George March 15th through 18th. The first place team in the Explorer division is from the New Castle Ward. The second place team is from the Enterprise 2nd Ward. The first place team in the Young Adult division is from the Enterprise 2nd Ward. The second place team from New Castle Ward. The first place team in the Senior division is Enterprise 2nd Ward. The second place team is Enterprise first Ward. Those who earned the Awards Sportsmanship were Enterprise First Ward Explorers, the New Castle Young Adults and the Enterprise 2nd Ward Seniors. High Councilmen Kenneth D. Lee and George Gardner were the speakers in the 1st Ward Church Services Sunday. Our community was saddened Sunday morning to learn of the passing of one of our most beloved friends and neighbors, Deseret Morris Simkins Bauer. To this reporter she was as near perfect as any person I know of. I will miss her very much as she and I went fishing together, or just a relaxing ride to the reservoir, or around town to see the new homes being built. No matter what the weather was like, it was always so refreshing and she could see beauty in all things. Our sympathy goes to her husband W'illiam Bauer and her family. In all the world there just wasn't a person like Aunt Des. We will miss her. Ricks College Valhalla Dancers performed here March 10th at the Cultural Hall. It was an enjoyable evening to those who attended. The Harlem Thrillers put on a show of basketball tricks and fun at the High School gym Thursday evening, to a fair crowd of spectators, young and old. This group of men are really good shooter and didnt miss many baskets when they threw at the ball hoop. This Monday it is trying to snow. Hope it does, two or three feet and good and wet so that some water will run out of it and do some good. The Pilot Peak Camp and the D.U.P. are holding the March meeting today a 2 p.m. at the building. The Lesson-Ka- te B. Carter, this will be given by Ollie Hunt Jones. H. Jones, The History-Ed- na given by Alvaretta Jones Hunt Hostesses are Helen D. Terry, Mary A. Randall, and Sandra E. Dailey. High Councilman Byron C. Peacock was one of the speakers in the 2nd Ward church Services Sunday. Due to the absence of his high councilman partner, he called on Nellie T. Clove and Kendell Banks to each take some time. Mr. and Mrs. David Peterson were down from Springville to spend the weekend with his parents, Lerald and Mildred Peterson and family. Mr. LaGrande Hall came from Las Vegas Monday to spend two days with his mother, Mae Hall. Mrs. Kerri Twitchell, Blythe Terry, Berle Holt and Nell Twitchell were hostesses to a baby shower Saturday afternoon at the multipurpose room at the church in honor of Mrs. Mauna Kae Terry, wife of Ron Terry. Maunas mother, Mrs. Patty Sorensen of St. George, grandmother, Lulu Bowler of Gunlock, Joan T. Staheli, Lova Adams) Elva Terry Marilyn Bliss and Cinda was gone. Big clouds are in the sky, so look out we are going to get that long waited for moisture. Spiritual Presentation In Sunday School the family Spiritual Presentation was given by the Leon Lewis family, and Melanie LeBaron was confirmed a member of the church by Othell Gifford. Ellen DeMille was released as teacher of the Sunday School and Daisy Balklard was sustained in that office. We heard that Mike and Ann Excell had sold their trailer and it went out Wed. They have bought the house that his Uncle John Excell had built Howard Ruesch home last week. He had been visiting with his son Rulon Mauna opened the gifts. Mrs. Reva Emett has spent several days in Cedar City helping care for the mother, Mary Emett and new baby, which is Revas granddaughter, born on Revas fathers, Jacob Trumans 87 birthday. For a while this morning it looked as if we were going to get some snow. The ground whitened up in a short time, then the sun came out and it California. Rulon and two girls came up with him on business. , Newell and Ila Crawford, Rubye Crawford and Sylvia Gifford were in Hurricane Thursday shopping. We were so surprised to see how many different kinds of fruit were in bloom. We hope they werent frozen this year. Most of the businesses in town are open for the summer season, or at least will be soon. and family Torona in. ft r.H ja&ied Ck 6 came Terry were the out of twon guests. A nice crowd enjoyed the games, visiting and refreshments, after which Mrs. Rubye Crawford and Mrs. Arvilla Bodemer were in St. George on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A David Middleton had a lovely visit from Mr. Middletons cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merz of Muncie, Indiana this past week. surprise . ft ft ft ft 0a ft ft Well the news is finally out and now we know who was made the new Stake Presidency! All of the speculation is over and now we can get on with it. I for one an pleased with the choice, not that that matters, but I am pleased. Dennis Beatty was made Stake President, with Dr. Garth Last as first Counselor and Robert Lemon as second Counselor. They are all great men, and I personally know how great Dennis Beatty is. I am sure we will all be rewarded by their enthusiasm. I liked the line that President Beatty MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY ft ft ft ft ROLL Speakers in church Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver, Dan Pendleton the Stake High Councilman. A musical number was sung by Sheree Gubler, Sally Payne, acFrei, Gwendolyn companied by Olive Moss. Prayers given by Elbert White and Karrman McBride. A number from here witnessed the Temple Marriage of DeeAnn Frei to Jerald Kay Jensen Friday March 11, 1977 --M ft The remark St. Patrick wasnt Irish are fighting words in some circles, but hear me out. He was born a Celt irvGaul, now France and was captured by a raiding' party of a piratical king of a rival tribe and sold into slavery. He was resold in Ireland where he stayed long enough to learn to know the Irish people. After he escaped, he went to Rome where he was educated. He was entirely Romanized and his name was Patricius. He had one burning ambition to see the whole of Ireland accept Christianity. He arrived back in Ireland in about 432 A.D. and worked among the people there in one of the greatest works of any Patrick St. worked paganism Investment M Opportunity 60-8- R.O.I. 0 Annually Excellent Cash Flow ft s .h K ((tmtuckij m 55? sTS EXTRA CRISPY AND ORIGINAL RECIPE. fried THEY'RE Itictati BOTH A 801 ft St. George - 844 E. St. Geo. Blvd. Minimal Cash Necessary CALL COLLECT FINGER LICKIN' GOOD ft from itself nearly disappeared. He taught diligence, contentment and kindness to the people. ft a g 5-- LEEDS NEWS DUP Camp Meeting used, Old Principals never die they just lose their faculties, and old Doctors never die they just lose their patients. Jaycee Van der Meyden, son of John and Phyllis Van der Meyden, flew in for a day Saturday. Came home to pick up a car and then back to school in San Francisco. Short trip, but fun. Saw the new man in Gayle is Dwight, and he aint bad. Wonder if Ewells life, name this could be the real thing? The DeWitts are about to move to LaVerkin. Their house is finished, or just about and so off they go. This means that we will be getting a new second Counselor in the Bishopric. Now there is another puzzle, wonder who it will be ? We will be losing John and Flora Dorius soon too. Seems that they have sold their home and will be moving to Santa Clara. We hate to see them go, but their place is just too big for them, and this is probably best. In and out they go. Well folks, there is not much news this week, but that is your fault. You have let me down this week. Come on now, I need your help. at St. George. A number from here and out of town of relations and friends at- tended their reception that night in the Santa Clara Ward the Chapel. DeeAnn is and of Shelby daughter Jewell Gubler Frei. She is the granddaughter of Edmond Gubler and the late Eliza Hafen Gubler. The Leon Freis were up from Overton, Nevada for his sisters of Friends wedding. DeeAnns gave her various On March 2nd the Marietta Mariger Camp of Daughter of Utah Pioneers met at the home of Jessie Eagar, with captain Wilma Beal con- ducting. Jessie Eagar welcomed the ladies to her was Invocation home. offered by chaplain Rilla Davenport Ethyl George led the pledge to the flags. Minutes of last months meeting was read by secretary Evelyn McMullin and were approved as read. Practice son "Daughters of was led by Utah Pioneers choister Ellen Savage. sang Evelyn McMullin "Beautiful Dixie. The words and music were composed by Walter and Jessie Eagar. Leah Lundquist gave the report of the county meeting. Captain Beal gave items of business and they were showers before her marriage. A number from here attended the state basketball tournament hoping the Dixie Flyers would do good, but no luck. There are still years ahead of a winning chance. Shawn Kelly graduated from Primary Sunday going into the Priesthood and M.I.A. Scouting. The John Bullochs of St. George visited a while Sunday with her parents the V.P. Ences. By Dorothy E. See m ft This coming Saturday, March 19, is a Washington Little League Dinner. The cost of a ticket is $2.00 a person or $10.00 a family. The dinner will be held at the park 7 from p.m., weather permitting. If you want to attend this dinner, please buy your tickets from the young boys in the League. Depending on how much they make on their tickets determines if they receive a prize. washed unnecessarily, for discussed. The History of Owen and Elizabeth Howard Isom was read by Great Grand- daughter Ethel Stirling. born in Great-wortEngland in 1814. Elizabeth was born in 1821. They had 8 children, 2 died in England. Left England for America in 1860. Arrived in N.Y. in 1862. Came to Salt Lake City, Utah. Then in December of 1862 they came Owen was h, to Virgin Utah. Lesson memorial to Kate B. Carter was given by Leah Lundquist. Kate B. Carter was National President of Daughters of Utah Pioneers and worked unceasingly to up build the organization, until her death in September 1976. 12 ladies were present. Next meeting will be held at the home of Evelyn Sohm. Everyone interested please come. A week ago Walter and Jessie Eagar visited their children Lee and Connie Eagar in Las Vegas Nev. and celebrate their helped grandsons birthday. the Visiting Eagars recently was their son Wendell and three children and a friend also Mike and Janet. Visiting the Orvin Nielsens were their daughter Sandra Taggart and family. David Webb has returned from a mission recently. I finally got a Van so I will be traveling alot this summer selling and so unless some one else put the news in it may be left out more than it gets in. Joyce Brotherton and children are visiting her parents while her husband is visiting his. Dog License Ordinance ordinance has been in the city of Hurricane to have all dogs An passed The Ireland, the ancient history S Let's not forget about the power meeting this coming Friday, March 18. We do need your support. be held at the Hurricane Fire Station at the east end of State Street, on March 26th. There will be a $5.00 charge. The shots will be given between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12 noon. St. Patrick Was Not An "Irishman" - How About That! Washington Co. Nows ie erasing ft ft There are many ways we waste water. So there must be many ways we can conserve. Conservation is one way to preserve this way of life for future generations. asdk yourself. Do you: have leaky water tap6; wash clothes in proper amount of water; wash your car often; take baths rather than showers; fill the tub full; cause more dishes to be licensed and innoculated against rabies. preaching, founding schools and overseeing the erection of churches. He was so zealous in his overthrow of pagan gods that Irish history begins with St. Patrick. In ft If this summer does result cutting down our water uses, right now would be a good time to check ourselves to see if we waste. Heres just a few questions you might in Attend State Hoop Tourney among the Irish people, C0BBETTE OF CORN instance use a clean glass everytime you drink water, instead of hunting for your last glass? SANTA CLARA NEWS years, OF CHICKEN Tuesday, March 8, Mrs. Williams second and third grades put on a "Bicentennial Salute to Music," Program. Everyone that attended had an enjoyable evening of music and fun. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hale have just returned from a tournament up in bowling Salt Lake City. Mr. Hale and his team mates will not know the results of their bowling until all teams have had their chance. New Stake Presidency single person. For sixty IPEOAIL Im sorry this news was not reported in time for anyone to make plans to attend. On March 7, Third Ward put on their one act play, "Wild Cat Willy Has Girl Trouble. This play was done last Monday Night to benefit family home evening. This play also won first place in a contest held at the Stake Center in St. George. Congratulations to everyone who was involved in the fine performance. TOQUERVILLE TALES J.L.and Fern Crawford were in Las Vegas, Nev. last weekend to get some work done on their car. Visiting here in town overnight were John, Zelma, and Wendy Schiefer and Luella Gifford of Panaca Nevada. Lucy Schiefer went to St. George this week to go throught the Temple a couple of days and had trouble with her car and had to stay over another day to get it fixed. The regular Immunization Clinic will be held in the in school elementary Springdale, March 16th from ten til eleven oclock. Jim and Julie Clark of Glen Canyon City are visiting with his grandfather Dewey Excell. Wendell and Lorraine Seegmiller and Kent stopped in Friday to see Lulu. They were returning home from a in two week vacation California. They had been in Los Angeles where Terry met them for a week then they went on up the coast then on from here to South Rim. We got more cold weather this week. Hope we have some of our fruit left after that freeze. It seemed so good to see apricot, almond and some peaches in bloom. Get Ready For Coming Summer's Water Shortage Miss Jody Staheli spent the weekend here with her parents, Jim and Jeanette Clove Staheli and family. SPRINGDALE NEWS REPORT 261-465- 9 or write S.F.C. INC. Box 7421 Murray, Ut. 84107 According to legend drove the snakes out Ireland. To be sure there no serpents in Eire today his struggle with serpents he of are but the is regarded of as destruction that have overcome many civilizations in history. Find a civilization he did. For a centruy after his death the Irish Church became a nursery of missionaries who went to all parts of Europe, not yet Christianized. Where other Christians zealous will Thursday, March St. George, Utah 84770 symbolic of the rising spirits that fought down the sinuous elements first rabies clinic early used force to preach their gospel, St. Patricks converts used gentle persuasion. His spiritual descendants founded great schools and students attended them from all over Europe. This was Irelands great hour in history for it was a brilliant center of arts, sciences and religious inspiration. Irish missionaries came to the court of Alfred, the Great, of England and Charlemagne in Germany. Armagh had a school with seven thousand students at one time with an equal number of Lismore, Bangor and Mayo. It is a matter of record that Ireland received all of the student s and supplied them with their necessities at the cost of the state. The end of this cultural condition was brought on by roving bands of Vikings who plundered the coastal centers of culture. They slaughtered the . priests and teachers, carried off the women and valuables and burned the edifices. By the eleventh century the fine culture that had been built by St. Patrick had dwindled away. Today St. Patricks name is to attached ILCCIIG GC2D- -. LX3EK GE3GOT... 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He will be parked in a mobile unit in the parsing lot at Hurricane City Hall from 12:30 until 2:00 p.m. to answer questions of any citizen. UTAH SAFETY INSPECTION Call Sam Jones For Appointment 673-615- 6 One of the Largest Service Depts. South of Sait Lake City |
