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Show Panguitch News i By Mamie Talbot 676-8084 The beautiful weather the last week or two has made it possible to get several more sewer lines installed in town. Although a number of students get driven to school on the brisk 15 to 20-degree mornings, the afternoons see them merrily walking home. The valley colors - are muted now but the sky is still very blue. Cleo Marshall called from their Arizona winter abode to inquire if local folks knew about the death of her brother-in-law Leslie Henrie. Cleo said she is busy with LDS Relief Society activities and she is president of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Pio-neers camp there. Monte has his horse to keep him active and warm. The old home of the late Herbert and Rilla Prince has been sold to Albert LeFevre of Circle-ville. Circle-ville. City workers had to do a fair amount of digging to locate the place of the potential sewer connection and seemed to have success. Since the house has been empty for over 50 years when the Princes went to California for "war work", it is hopeful now that the property will be put to good use. Margaret Frandsen and Hilma Excell both went north for medical treatment. Opal Miller has been gone off and on this summer spending time with her kids out-of-town. She is now getting ready to go to St. George. She is hoping to sell her home down there so she can be here permanently. The elementary school students stu-dents had an around-the-block parade to show off their Halloween costumes or just to cavort away from the school house that day. Phil Singleton was drafted to lead the parade with a quilt for a cape and long ruler for a scepter. Congratulations to Jon Torger-son, Torger-son, Mack Oetting, Denny Orton and Craig Twitchell on their election to city offices. Thanks to everyone who is willing to take the responsibility of serving us. We are lucky to have people who care so much. Russell Moore, son of Kevin and Deanna Moore, was baptised in the LDS church. Tammy Barton was called to the Young Women's program Some members mem-bers of the Young Men and Young Women went to perform baptisms for the dead last Saturday. Alan Talbot was in town from Enoch for Forest Service meetings. meet-ings. He ate dinner with mom Mamie Talbot and did some fix-it jobs for sister Barbara Talbot. Catching up on family news and just having him here was great. Elder Tyler Owens flew to Chile last week for his LDS mission. Going from Panguitch to see him off were his folks, Gary and Karla Owens and family, grandparents Devon and Vici Owens, Irene Cooper, and aunt Lisa Pollock. His friend, Bronson Barton, was there also. The Hal and Roma Talbot Wilcock family are due here this week to celebrate birthdays of Norma Talbot and her little great-grandson, great-grandson, Micah Wilcock. Micah is the one-year-old son of Jim and Erica Wilcock and the darling of his 80-years-younger great-grandma great-grandma Norma. Julie Dodds is in Salt Lake City for medical treatment. Jason and Annette Orton have a new baby boy. He was flown to Salt Lake City for medical treatment. treat-ment. Grandparents here are Brent and Joann Orton. Jay Talbot and daughters took grandma Alta Orton to Cedar City to get new glasses. Alta said that they really had a fun day away from home and enjoyed the beautiful weather. Carol Bunker is recovering from surgery to repair an injury to her shoulder from a fall. It's great that treatment and travel is so available for our medical problems now. Not only can we go places quickly for this treatment, but specialists come here, so we are served so much easier. We also have medical students getting training here at the local hospital under our doctors. |