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Show Panguitch Patter Nancy Kales Okay ladies at Zions First National, you can relax and uncover your eyes but somebody better tell IML trucking you don't have a drive-up window! When gifts were delivered to Garfield County's first baby of the year, several local businesses were inadvertently overlooked in our thank you article. Special thanks to R.J. Excell's (two baby bottles), Welcome Mart (pampers & bal.y supplies), SUE (grow sleeper) and also Alice's Classics (baby's 1st shoes). Jerri Price is spending three weeks in Hawthorne, Calif, with friends, Iris and Fred Shumway. Get well wishes are extended to Louise Edwards from the Lake, who is living in Santa Paula, Calif, for the winter. She recently underwent surgery and is reported doing very well. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell llenrie and Mr. and Mrs. Nedra Tebbs returned home Sunday after attending the National Farm BureaflTdnv'ention in Miami, Florida. The Farm Bureau sponsored a cruise of the Caribbean South Sea Islands along with bus tours to several points of interest in Florida. Some of the more fascinating sites were Cape Canavaral, Disney World, Sea World, Lion Country Safari and the LDS church owned Deseret Livestock and Citrus Ranch near Orlando, Florida. Our local celebrities reported the cruise, convention and tours of Florida to be very educational and helped them to appreciate even more, the importance of agriculture to the Farm Bureau organization. Al Goodin is home and doing great after spending 10 days in our own Garfield Memorial Hospital. Jacketta Goodin's sister, Martha Orton is reported "coming along fine" in her recovery from a stroke suffered last August 31st. She is recuperating in the Iron County rest home, Parowan and would appreciate your thoughtful notes and personal visits. Mothpr nature is not only giving our cattle and sheep a rough time with all this snow and ice, we heard this week that our local hospital is temporarily short handed due to the nasty spill taken by Cleo Henry upon her return home from work. We trust her broken leg is mending well and hope you'll inquire if you can be of service to her in running errands about town, Special thanks to Edna Clarke for her hours of service and friendship to Verdella Nielson (Tropic) this past week as Verdella also recovers from an unfortunate fall. Boyd Pollock entered St. George Hospital this week to undergo surgery. He will be recuperating with a sister in St. George. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard llenrie spent time with Burdell llenrie and family in West Jordan, Sara Lee (Sally) Heaton and family in Logan and Arlene Williamson and family in Pocatello, Idaho recently. Mrs. Nettie Dowdell is home after spending an extended time visiting her daughters, Mrs. Lucille Tebbs, Mrs. Maurine Goff, and Mrs. Donna Rae Skaggs in Las Vegas and Henderson, Nevada. While there she visited a specialist for treatment of her ears and knees. Nettie also made a secondary trip to Los Angeles, where another daughter, Mrs. June Van Hemert, entertained her and Donna Rae for Thanksgiving dinner and escorted them to many places of interest in the area. While in Los Angeles Nettie also visited her brother-in-law and his wife, Ray and Delia Dowdell, in La Mirada, California. Returning to Las Vegas, Nettie enjoyed the Christmas holidays with her family, with Donna Rae providing the Christmas dinner. When Nettie returned home to Panguitch, Dec. 28th, she found,, not I surprisingly, some frozen pipes, which were later repaired by son-in-law Wallace Tebbs. Quoting Nettie "a vacation is nice but there is no plac? like home." |
