March 12, 1970 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “George Saturday ' SATURDAY FRIDAY, helping their son, Gerald and family move to Ivins, where he March 11, 12, 13, 14 is buying a place.”
April 30, 1970 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “coming marriage of their daugh- in Ivins, on the evening of May from local county agents, RobA most enjoyable evening was ter, Sharman, to McArthur 30.”
July 23, 1970 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “She motored to Ivins on June 27th to is the 20th grandchild of her get acquainted with her and to maternal grandparents, Weston take the family back to Sacra Hafen and Fern McArthur of mento with them for a months Ivins and the 6th grandchild of visit.”
Aug. 13, 1970 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “but the army makes it Wil-o- n back here to Ivins hard for the young folks to do where they plan to make their what they would like to do.”
Oct. 8, 1970 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “George, Kirtland Temple (they took the his sister, Nell of Tropic, Gerald Chicago Loop and skline by mis- and Aleath Gifford of Ivins.”
Page 6 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included health news, a wedding and water and irrigation.
“and no news from Ivins for some to attend funeral services for their nice wedding presents re- to them for their recent golden of Fay Gleason and families.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 2 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections and visits and family news.
“Ivins, Utah, the Ivins town board, pursuant to the Utah Code annotated 109-(1953k will hold a public hearing rela live to the adoption of a zoning ordinance for fhe town of Iv.ns, Copies of said ordinance are on file at the home of the town clerk In Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Feb. 4, 1971 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “our enough big Hope We were sorry to hear of the ANNA MARIA EASTMAN 1 DIXIE BUILDING family within Lots NELSON, 43 East 200 North, accident to store water for our town of Floyd Ences of Ivins 9 R10W.”
March 18, 1971 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “David Bundy were retept.on at the Ivins Ward Chapel honored Good weather accounted for 474 hack off hi eyebrow when he Stake High Council, having here for conference und sacra-- 1 the new t The bride is the daughter of couple.”
May 13, 1971 · Deseret News p. 65 ↗ — “Farther downstream is Ivins Reservoir, a bass fishe division ofery, but ficers are hopeful thi- - one is at an elevation high enough to support trout.”
July 1, 1971 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Rod and Kelly To tune it was for the many from Vukte , and them help during their fa from Ivins completed the family Hall, Lucinda S.indln-rgThe Divio National Forest now here who attended.”
July 8, 1971 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “Applicationed on the outdoor patio of number of cases handled, but tions; Nora Hafcn, Hostesses; the Ivins Ward with the Quentin the type of cases.”
Aug. 19, 1971 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “Floyd Ence of Ivins will again head the county wide campaign and is now in the process of selecting community and division chairmen and directors.”
Jan. 6, 1972 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “Vernon and Beatrice Loa.itt made a trip to Virgin, Utah, to visit friends and relatives I Jack and Belle Reher and daughter of Ivins visited with them on Sunday.”
May 11, 1972 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Ence, Claudia and 1 The townspeople of Ivins 1969 Ford Station Wagon, 9 passenger, AT, RH, when the spinal cord or one Monroe, Utah 84754 Darren while their parents were would like to thank anyone who Air conditioned.”
May 25, 1972 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Sabbath, amt Owen Stake Primary Preparation meet- Gerald Gifford of Ivins, The family home over the week end, nd family of Bountiful wm Sander who ireaM the mbM Saturday afternoon.”
June 14, 1972 · Salt Lake Tribune p. 26 ↗ — “GEORGE a few years ago when Dixie Wilks was the scourge of Utah's womens golfing circuit? Well, Dixies parents, Dick and Dot Wilks, have to Ivins, Utah, just cutside St.”
July 27, 1972 · Washington County News p. 2 ↗ — “1963 Mercury Monterey to move to Ivins, lbs mother was PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Speakers in sacrament meeting Station Wagon NOW YOU CAN BUY AND SAVE my sister, Matilda The group were Dorothy McComb, musical t Serial No.”
July 27, 1972 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “PONY EXPRESS DAYS Certified Brand, Salted 14 Ounce Package Lt ' Ol-Ii- new Certified Brand VALUABLEtCOUPONf rn Tobler, Ivins, Utah Santa Clara District No.”
Sept. 21, 1972 · Deseret News p. 34 ↗ — “Refused to grant the town of Ivins, Washington County, e right of way over a tract of state lands for flood control projects.”
Oct. 18, 1972 · Salt Lake Tribune p. 32 ↗ — “First Ivins bishop, for LDS Ward; mer mayor anc member ot citv council of Ivins; president, Ivins Water Board 15 years; former; associated with Ence Brothers Feed.”
Nov. 2, 1972 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “funds for the Ivins Ward Wel-an- d tuming for the varied settin mailed to all permittees in mid tion urges all visually and physfense in the league, while the October.”
Nov. 9, 1972 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “A reception will be held in Bring your families, friends and their honor in the Ivins Ward your neighbors and enjoy a day of fun, festivities, give the cook Chapel.”
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a wedding, ward and church activities and community programs and socials.
“Rcber Steven Jack Reber of Ivins blue and yellow.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 7 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a death or funeral and school news.
“I' -- tot, She moved to Ivins, Utah where she has since resided.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 5 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, ward and church activities and a death or funeral.
“Ivins News Items Lee's parents, the Irvin Ences last week.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, a birth and roads and streets.
“Bosco Johanson from Grantsville who are spending the winter in Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included health news, roads and streets and growth and development.
“The atmosphere was clear and friendly and the weather was warm and Ivins Feeds TheMultitude The small town of Ivins literally fed the multitudes.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 11, 1973 · Washington County News p. 5 ↗ — “George, Utah Ivins News Lula Tobler, Reporter If any of you are wondering what happened to the Ivins news column these past three weeks its because I have been away during that time.”
March 15, 1973 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “Floyd Ence, Jay Ence, and Kenneth Metcalf; co Floyd Ence, Power of Attorney, Ivins, Utah 84738 proposes to change the point of diversion and place of use of 1.0 sec.”
March 22, 1973 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “Floyd Ence, Jay Ence, and Kenneth Metcalf; c'o Floyd Ence, Power of Attorney, Ivins, Utah 84738 proposes to change the point ot diversion and place of use of 1.0 sec.”
June 7, 1973 · Washington County News p. 13 ↗ — “Just think if we wrote from here, we could Proudly Presents Jack Rebers SUNSET ESTATES LOCATED AT IVINS, UTAH These lots are ready to sell and have 100 80 ft.”
June 14, 1973 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “All friends and neighbors are invited to a re- ception held in their honor that evening at the Ivins Ward Chapel from eight until ten.”
July 12, 1973 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “Shirl Black of Ivins, former wife of County Surveyor Leo Snow (deceased) for her cooperation in allowing us access to all of the survey records in her possession.”
Oct. 18, 1973 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Choice Building lots in brand new subdivision: Sunset Estates located on Main road to Ivins: Excellent terms; low down low interest; improved shingle.”
Nov. 1, 1973 · Washington County News p. 14 ↗ — “Choice Building lots in brand new subdivision: Sunset Estates located on Main road to Ivins: Excellent terms; low down low interest; improved shingle.”
Nov. 8, 1973 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “Under the law, tax would be a sewer system which returns must include complete would serve Santa Clara and information on income in order the Ivins Bench area or a flood control system for Middleton, to be valid.”
Nov. 8, 1973 · Washington County News p. 13 ↗ — “Choice Building lots in brand new subdivision: Sunset Estates located on Main road to Ivins: Excellent terms; low down low interest; improved streets, curb and gutters.”
Nov. 15, 1973 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Choice Building lots in brand new subdivision: Sunset Estates located on Main road to Ivins: Excellent terms; low down low interest; improved shingle.”
Nov. 22, 1973 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “I am sure all of the people in Ivins are grateful and I think we all should resolve to clean up our yards so that they will not detract from the beauty of our red and purple mountains.”
Dec. 13, 1973 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “We were very happy to welcome two newcomers, now living in Ivins, Clara Jackson and Noreen Brignand they will make a very nice addition to our organization.”
Dec. 20, 1973 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “After the program there were refreshments seved by the town of Ivins and also a controlled tour of the Highway conducted by the numerous lumbers of police and highway patrol officals.”
Dec. 20, 1973 · Iron County Record p. 1 ↗ — “A crowd estimated at over 1,000 attended the ceremony and were treated, following the brief services to a light lunch eon served by the community of Ivins in Washington County.”
1974
· Washington County News · page 5
Ivins items on page 5
Page 5 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, water and irrigation and public safety.
“Sealed bids will be received by the Church of Jesus Christ of letter Day Saints for Hie Ivins Ward, St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities and town government and elections.
“Sealed bids will be received by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for the Ivins Ward, St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 8 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, ward and church activities and school news.
“Jack Beber of Ivins, Idiff and Vivian Andrus of St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 11 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a birth and farming and crops.
“Phil Morrison informed us a few days ago that he is moving their mobil home from Ivins sometime this week.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, ward and church activities and parks and recreation.
“Mrs George (Norene) Maekley Diana was released from a from Ivins, Steven from Santa Clara and Shirlene from Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 10, 1974 · Washington County News p. 7 ↗ — “GEORGE THIRD WARD North 200 West Bishop Sheldon Johnson GEORGE EIGHTH WARD 243 Priesthood Meeting Sunday School Sacrament Meeting MIA (Youth) Wed Relief Society Mon Primary Tues TOQUERVILLE WARD IVINS WARD ST.”
Feb. 21, 1974 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Roofing All Typos Notice Romodoling Staheli has served most recently as Senior Vice President in charge of the Feed Division, Pet Foods Division, Research and Corporate Town of Ivins Business License Required.”
Feb. 21, 1974 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “SELLING Dependable Campers Cars see glen McAllister 1 673-324- 673-429- 5 IVINS NEWS Betty Knee Reporter in Sacrament Speakers Meeting were High Councilman Foster Harrison and Kerry Johnson.”
March 14, 1974 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “San Bernardino, Amber (Irene) Slack, Boulder City, Nev, Burial in the Washington Ivins News 1 1 By BETTY Maybe you are wondering why Ivins does not Live news each week.”
March 21, 1974 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “m&kn irrigation canal, clear the fields and build some of the first houses in the Central township In Central, Violet and Clyde began to farm the ground and also began to raise turkeys which they did in both Central and Ivins, Utah for a number of years.”
March 28, 1974 · Washington County News p. 12 ↗ — “Utah Ivins News Hell Km Kf xirlT in Sacrament Meeting March 17 were Killers Despam and West and Brother Floyd Hunt of the High Council A piano solo was given by Lydiu Ence.”
April 25, 1974 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Kenneth lrisbrey of Ivins lias been enrolled in this project County office for I'tah State University Extension Service which is located in the Washington County Courthouse, or phone 673 3671.”
May 16, 1974 · Southern Utah News p. 5 ↗ — “Elya Loft house from Nephl Verla Iverson from Washington, Mary Lou Hafen from Ivins, Max, Ann and Tommy Brinker-ho- ff from St.”
May 30, 1974 · Washington County News p. 2 ↗ — “George their son Gerald Gifford of Ivins have entertained a couple bus loads of Senior Citizens from California who are visiting in Springdale and the park.”
May 30, 1974 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “is 9 , Office te WASHINGTON WARD 10 30 10 Southern Utah Office School Supplies HURRICANE SECOND WARO ROCKVILLE WARD IVINS WARD GEORGE EIGHTH WARD 166 7 Convenient Shopping by Telephone" North 700 East, St.”
July 4, 1974 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Visiting the Kendall Giffords for Fathers Day were Gary Evans and family of Las Vegas; Greg Evans and family of Oregon; Lueile and Sam Evans of Hatch, Gerald Gifford and Aleath of Ivins, Aleatha and Heigh Cannon, daughter Shirle of Riverton.”
July 11, 1974 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “and Mrs Irvin J Ence of Ivins, graduated from Dixie High School, Dixie Jr College, and received a BA degree in Zoology from Southern Utah State College.”
July 18, 1974 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Trumble News IVINS NEWS Wilkinson EM E In fast and testimony meeting Funeral services for Julia May Williams Wilkinson, 84, last Sunday two babies were who died July 13, 1974 at her blessed.”
July 25, 1974 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Elect of 76 Series IVINS NEWS BY BETTY ENCE in Sacrament Speakers Meeting Sunday were High Councilman Clifford Dean and Elder Dennis Cox.”
July 25, 1974 · Southern Utah News p. 4 ↗ — “prang from Midvale, the Keith Iversons from Washington, the Dean Hafens from Ivins, the and Max Brinkerheff families from St.”
Aug. 1, 1974 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “Mr and Mrs Lloyd Crawford of Cedai City visited relatives Organizes AT BUDGET PRICES 673-277- Jay and Colleen Tobler with daughter Jennie were weekend visitors with Colleens parents Mr and Mrs Howard J Smith Ivins Town T.V.”
Aug. 22, 1974 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “School of of Santa Clara All students Alcoholism University western the states and Ivins Utah, 6th K, 1st, 2nd, Crime Seminar, and the Race Track-BlacHill 2nd, National Sheriffs Seminar and 6th conventions in Las Vegas.”
Aug. 29, 1974 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “New Crash Truck for Airport the evening of August 21, when a fire of unknown origin started along side the roadway south of Ivins.”
Oct. 3, 1974 · Washington County News p. 9 ↗ — “Volunteer! Would you like experience Sam and Lucile Evans of Hatch, with one of these? working Gerald and Aleath Gifford of Ivins, Carl and Lorraine Gifford of St.”
Oct. 10, 1974 · Washington County News p. 12 ↗ — “Cast in the title role as die heroine, Little Mary Sunshine, is Joyce Ruesch, a 50th Anniversary to Be Noted Mr 4 Mrs Hieluird (J Wilks, formally of Sail Like City, now residing in Ivins.”
Nov. 7, 1974 · Washington County News p. 15 ↗ — “Lillie Ence, The Irvin Ences the Kay Ences of Ivins; The Bountiful, Utah, with his sister and husband and they visited at Provo with his parents the Ferrol Wests.”
Nov. 14, 1974 · Washington County News p. 5 ↗ — “was Enid Howard, (a writer) of Ivins who came to instruct us as to the procedure of getting in members visitor special Job manuscripts republished Mr.”
Dec. 12, 1974 · Washington County News p. 5 ↗ — “The framing is already up and it shouldnt be long now, before we have a new family to join our town, not to mention a revolutionary new Brother Clair Oliphant, and new bride, Ruth, have finally returned home after an extended honeymoon and sojum in Ivins.”
Dec. 12, 1974 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “This parcel is located within the City Limits of Ivins, Is bordered'.' on three sides by dedicated roads, and has power and culinary water to the property.”
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, school news and ward and church activities.
“Beverly is the daughter of the late Vernon and Olive Tobler of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 8 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news and parks and recreation.
“George; Rodney Ence and wife of Ivins; Clark and Kelly of here.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Feb. 6, 1975 · Washington County News p. 9 ↗ — “George Saturday, where they helped with the baptizing of Ivins oldest granddaughter, Miss Shelly Barlow, daughter of Dale and Verus Holt Barlow.”
Feb. 6, 1975 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “Open -- permission to continue the use of a mining, crushing, and gravel extracting operation in the Ivins area of Washington County.”
Feb. 13, 1975 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “Lois Twitchell Mary Waters Edwards Funeral services for Mary 427,056 305,247 Waters Edwards, 2, of Ivins, 13,035,738 Utah, were held on Wednesday, February 12, 1975, in the Inkom, 752 Idaho First LDS Ward Chapel 2,742 at io:00 a m.”
March 27, 1975 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “George; Myrna Fraley, Barry Rhods of and Judith Rozelle Springdale; Kyle Hartman and Stephen Bailey of Hurricane; and Larry Larsen of Ivins.”
March 27, 1975 · Washington County News p. 6 ↗ — “Visitors of the LaZelle Stuckis last week were Don, Maureen Stucki Ashcroft and children; ElRoy Stucki, wife Las Vegas, visited Sunday with and family of Beaver, Utah; his parents the Ken Ences' and Larry Stucki of Ivins.”
April 3, 1975 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “Visiting at the Kendall Giffords last week were Gerald and Aleath Gifford of Ivins, Terry and Joyce Hepworth & 2 boys of Hurricane, Bishop Ennis and Verna Starr of Salt Lake City, former Bishop of Gifford's in the Harvard ward.”
April 3, 1975 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “The Randy Ence and family Visiting with the Carth of Cedar City visited awhile his Colton's Sunday , her mother, with afternoon Saturday Afton Stringham of Ivins and parents the V.”
May 8, 1975 · Washington County News p. 12 ↗ — “Frank Bowler and wife and family from Ivins, Stewart Twitchell, of Enterprise and Girl friend Valarie Higby of If you have worked on a since from returning I nit u si her mission.”
June 5, 1975 · Washington County News p. 14 ↗ — “the Lions Sunbowl on the 9th of Ivins, Kay Cheney, Kathy KellyEsplin, Larry Esplin, Sue Esplin, Terrance Esplin, Hale, and Cory Scott ol Graduates at Dixie College St.”
July 31, 1975 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “produce evidence why the Floyd Ence, petition to vacate and Ivins, Utah 84738, proposes to abandon said street should not correct the point of diversion, be granted.”
Aug. 14, 1975 · Washington County News p. 2 ↗ — “Elementary students from Ivins from Kindergarten DDiimmtfira(tnin Friday and Saturday 1 through fifth grade will attend the East Elementary School to 5 pan.”
Sept. 11, 1975 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “Lillie Ence of Ivins were at Cedar City Saturday for the baptism of their grandson and nephew, Craig Ence, son of Randy and Errolynn Ence.”
Sept. 25, 1975 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “The Kendall Giffords went Sunday evening to visit her to Ivins Friday to attend the daughter and family, returReception of their grandson, ning home the first of the Dean Gifford to which the week.”
Oct. 2, 1975 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Mary Lou Campbell Newby Colonel Idaho Ellison An era of the Old West came to an end in the dawn hours of September 26, 1075 with the death of Colonel Idaho Ellison at Ivins, Utah.”
Oct. 23, 1975 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Sundwall, general practitioner in Kanab, points out enormous area he serves caring BIG AREA I REPORT OF CONDITION OF DIXIE STATE BANK of SL George in the Unit of Government: Town of Ivins, Date: at the close State of Utah of business on Sep.”
Dec. 11, 1975 · Washington County News p. 7 ↗ — “It can Lesa, of Ivins were here to snow for Santa Claus, and to visit with their and give us some water for the daughter, Randy & Teddy E.”
1976
· Washington County News · page 12
Ivins items on page 12
Page 12 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a death or funeral and electricity and telephone service.
“She died March 16, 1976 at her residence at Ivins, Utah.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 7 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a death or funeral, ward and church activities and health news.
“Bishop Kay Ence of the Ivins Ward officiated.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 1 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation, growth and development and public safety.
“Company, Ivins, Utah, is the applicant for funds from the Federal-stat- e agency.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a birth, a wedding and birthday and anniversary celebrations.
“Kerry Ence came from Ivins Jones and Mrs.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 1 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included weather, town government and elections and public safety.
“Potter, District Conservationist, Soil Con- servation Service, Roosevelt Gubler, Mayor of Ivins, Andrew Price and Rudger McArthur representing St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 12 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a wedding, visits and family news and birthday and anniversary celebrations.
“Georg, Utah 14770 Thursday, July and Sandra and daughter Tevalee visited for a few days in American Fork with the Kent Keith Turn-beaug- IVINS NEWS Vacationing in Sacrament Meeting Sunday were Mr.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, ward and church activities and school news.
“Ence visited at Ivins a while with Randy, Marie Ence Hanson and son.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 1 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, ward and church activities and a fire.
“37 SIGNED BY EVERY IVINS RESIDENT Ivins Petitions Commission Regarding Salvage Yard Sixteen SPECIALTY ACT- S- Leon Adams rides his specially trained horses through a ring ot fire in one of his many routines which will stir spec tators at the Dixie Roundup.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 2 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included roads and streets.
“It matters not that this salvage yard will be a detriment to the community of Ivins and a blight on the landscape.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 11 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, holiday celebrations and a birth.
“Thanksgiving visitors of the An tone Kuhlmann were the Pete Kuhlmanns and the David '(Kathy) Barnes of Ivins, Utah.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 22, 1976 · Washington County News p. 7 ↗ — “Kendall Gifford took his son, Gerald, of Ivins to Salt Tourist to Receive Honor Projects Bicentennial visitor, Regional Director Manuel Lopez, Jr., an- nounced today.”
Jan. 29, 1976 · Southern Utah News p. 3 ↗ — “George, Mary Lou Hafen from Ivins, Verla and her son, Dwight, from Washington, Lilllth and Alton Pugh from Page and Mar-de- ll, Bill and Ella from Glendale and families.”
Feb. 5, 1976 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “George Chamber of Commerce, January 28, at the said, with some lands between Moore Business Form Factory and Lewis Meat Plant and some land on Ivins Bench mentioned as possible Four Seasons Convention Center was City Planning Commissioner " potential sites.”
Feb. 12, 1976 · Washington County News p. 5 ↗ — “Dog Licenses Due all! IVINS NEWS By Betty Ence Community education in Utah continues to flourish and move forward! A good indication of this was at the recent Community Education Workshop held at Sherwood Hills, Utah.”
Feb. 19, 1976 · Washington County News p. 5 ↗ — “attended the wedding in Ivins The Misses Verla and recently of her brother, Lanette Randall of Cedar Kerry Ence, and Miss Candy City and Provo spent the Keilholtz.”
March 4, 1976 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Sullivan and her daughter 2 granddaughters, and Walter and Jessie Eagar visited with Mike and family in Ivins to hear them speak in church a week ago Sunday.”
March 4, 1976 · Washington County News p. 15 ↗ — “A companion reported that they had gone through plowed fields and over a cement ditch when young Maxwell stumbled and IVINS NEWS AREASSURING SIGHT for lost people or downed fliers, pit St.”
April 1, 1976 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “Bringhurst said, that fairs 4-- especiallywith anything the Cotton associated Mission period, in southern Utah, Lynne Clark, who is IVINS NEWS Infant Son Blessed in Fast Meeting Ence and Testimony By Betty meeting was held Sunday.”
May 6, 1976 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Curtis had just returned Lucile.and Sam Evans of from Thailand and they Hatch, Gerald and Aleath were going to Camp Carson Gifford of Ivins, visited Colorado.”
June 24, 1976 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Weston Hafen of Ivins, Utah, wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Interest Honor to House Open are 85th Birthday r Saint George Stake Special invited to a Bicentennial Ball, Saturday 26 from 8:30 to 11:30.”
June 24, 1976 · Iron County Record p. 13 ↗ — “This improvement im-provement will cross the Shiv-wits Shiv-wits Indian Reservation from Windsor Diversion Dam to a point near the Ivins Reservoir.”
July 1, 1976 · Washington County News p. 7 ↗ — “He also at the David Hafen visited neices Claudia West Saturday residence at Ivins, Utah for and Connie Bulloch and Lawrence and Rebecca children.”
July 8, 1976 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “Craig Burgess, 12, year's coach and the previous Grey Joy, 122 and Mark - corporation of UTAH, formerly known as Nationwide Finance -- vs- persons swimming in Ivins if judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said described.”
Aug. 12, 1976 · Washington County News p. 4 ↗ — “Paternal grandparents ,are Clair and Geneva Hunt ' Jones of Enterprise and Irvin & Betty Ence of Ivins are the maternal grandparents.”
Aug. 12, 1976 · Iron County Record p. 1 ↗ — “Ivan Whittmer, of Ivins, said he enjoys his electric home, but doesn't understand the fluxuations in his bill, either.”
Sept. 23, 1976 · Washington County News p. 31 ↗ — “One of these is reached by taking old Highway 91 through the picturesque town of Santa Clara, along magnificent Red Mountain with the village'of Ivins nestled in its shadow and onto the Shivwits Indian Reservation.”
Sept. 30, 1976 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “Regarding the projected salvage yard adjacent to Ivins, Bill Haynes who was scheduled to appear to request road grading and a culvert, failed to appear but Wes Atkin who was not on the agenda did.”
Oct. 14, 1976 · Iron County Record p. 17 ↗ — “Chester Williams traveled to Santa Clara and Ivins Friday to see their children Deborah and Ronald Blake and children Joshua and Anisa, Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
Oct. 28, 1976 · Washington County News p. 24 ↗ — “The project consists of an extremely attractive 1300, acre tract of land immediately North and West of Ivins town and approximately eight miles out of St.”
Oct. 28, 1976 · Iron County Record p. 29 ↗ — “The project consists of an extremely attractive 1300 acre tract of land immediately North and West of Ivins town and approximately eight miles out of St.”
Nov. 11, 1976 · Washington County News p. 14 ↗ — “' from Graduate was He a River projects in Northern member of Myton California, the huge San BYU, past ' town Council High Priest In Francisco Water Authority Imwhich brought the high the Ivins Ward.”
Dec. 9, 1976 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “Reports on Richard Ence was the continued its distinguished speaker at the Ivins Ward service as part of the Military His mother Mrs.”
Page 3 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included community programs and socials and ward and church activities.
“A girl to Susanne and Peter Kuhlman of Ivins, Utah.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 2 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation and growth and development.
“The first of two phases of Ivins Canal improvement The project is complete.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, health news and a birth.
“Speakers in Sacrament meeting Sunday was Doug Hassel who has recently moved to Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, ward and church activities and town government and elections.
“Many people from Ivins attended the play Cheaper By the Dozen in St George and enjoyed the production.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, growth and development and military service.
“We must con- I am interested in the progress and future development of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 8 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, visits and family news and community programs and socials.
“IVINS NEWS Elks Teenager Save Your Pop Top Pull Tabs the summer in Brigham City, Utah.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 15 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, ward and church activities and school news.
“They are the first couple to go on a mission from the Ivins Ward.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 8 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included public safety, community programs and socials and health news.
“Hunting Is Not Allowed in Ivins Limits The Pheasant hunt drew the attention of local hunters.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, sports and ward and church activities.
“IVINS NEWS SPRINGDALE NEWS Thanksgiving Was Special Time Here Thanksgiving Was Special Day Speakers in Sacrament Meeting were Wilda and Grant and Clara Cope and family are visiting in Montana this week.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, town government and elections and water and irrigation.
“They met at the newly developed well of Chet Lougebury and discussed the feasibility of Ivins drilling a veil.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included parks and recreation, town government and elections and a death or funeral.
“Vialte and the mother is Lillie Ence of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 7 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, holiday celebrations and community programs and socials.
“the Those attending Christmas social for Temple workers from Ivins were John and Linda Robinson, Frank and Judy Willard, Bill and Emma Fife, Zella OBrien and Doug Haswell.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 13 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation, growth and development and town government and elections.
“Qfcfl Ivins City Is Developing Extensive Irrigation, Culinary Water Supply f Ivins, Utah, is near the center of Washington County and is one of Southern Utahs interesting pioneer com- munities.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 27, 1977 · Southern Utah News p. 6 ↗ — “They were: Mary Lou Hafen from Ivins, Maurine and Willard Mackelprang from Sandy, Kayleen Bundy from W ashing-to- n, Max and Ann Brinkerhoff June and Charlene Brinkerhoff and Eldon Hatch aU from St.”
Jan. 27, 1977 · Iron County Record p. 15 ↗ — “Barbara and Meredith Mun-ford Mun-ford and Rosemary Ence visited Sunday in Santa Clara with Deborah and Ronald Blake, Joshua and Anisa and in Ivins with Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
March 17, 1977 · Washington County News p. 25 ↗ — “The project consists of an extremely attractive 1300 acre tract of land immediately North and West of Ivins town and approximately eight miles out of St.”
May 12, 1977 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “George now supplies some or all of the culinary water used in Ivins, Santa Clara, Washington, Bloomington, and Bloomington Hills.”
May 19, 1977 · Washington County News p. 14 ↗ — “Lee and Connie and family from Las Vegas, Mike and Janet and family from Ivins, Zelda and David from Cedar City, and the others Idonna, Wendell and Duane all called.”
May 26, 1977 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “George City Utility Engineer Rudger McArthur told the commission that county men had been checking for water and oil on the northside of the road, south of Ivins over the St.”
June 23, 1977 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “In proposing the trade, Lytle said, The route would benefit the people as it would not be necessary to go to Ivins for access to the Library THURSDAY, JUNE merchants that St George has not yet time.”
July 28, 1977 · Iron County Record p. 9 ↗ — “The Williams children, Michael and Rosalie Williams, Jeffreey and Ellen Williams of Ivins; Ron and Deborah Blake and Children Joshua and Auisa of Santa Clara and Jeremy Williams of Salt Lake City were here for the party.”
Sept. 22, 1977 · Washington County News p. 8 ↗ — “A family that will soon span son was born on September five generation, celebrated 16th to their daughter Kathy, his 84th birthday Saturday David Barnes of Ivins, Utah.”
Sept. 29, 1977 · Deseret News p. 47 ↗ — “fficult to explain Water witching, or water dowsing is one of them, and Agatha Mannenng, a water dowser from the little town of Ivins, is just as mystified by her powers as everyone else.”
Oct. 13, 1977 · Washington County News p. 13 ↗ — “Elizabeth Prisbrey of Ivins receiving College Enrollment Tops All Records For the second straight year Fall Quarter enrollment has topped all previous records at Dixie College in St.”
Oct. 13, 1977 · Washington County News p. 15 ↗ — “got Good to see Maree Hayes We will be making a special effort to inform households of the new Last Chance to High Priests Social Visiting Teachers' Convention Mike Dobson Police IVINS NEWS NEWS SPRINGDALE 3033152303 92? 05 6 D0Q31S3SCS YOU”
Nov. 3, 1977 · Iron County Record p. 24 ↗ — “Chesley Williams, and son Jeremy and Jim Tueller from Salt Lake City, Ron and Deborah Blake and children Joshua and Anisa, Santa Clara, Jeffrey and Ellen Williams of Ivins spent Sat.”
Dec. 1, 1977 · Washington County News p. 7 ↗ — “Lillie Ence of Ivins The Farrel Wests are visited awhile Sunday with visiting their son Clifford, the Clifford Wests and others.”
Page 2 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, ward and church activities and town government and elections.
“Friday before Christmas, Santa was kept pretty busy visiting every home in Ivins and at the Indian Reservation.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 3 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included the arts, town government and elections and a wedding.
Page 18 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, town government and elections and water and irrigation.
Page 2 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included community programs and socials, ward and church activities and a fire.
“Norman llaten, Washington County Project Coordinator, explained the anticipated program for tlx coming weeks and instructed those present as to how to participate in the Utah State citizens from Ivins joined with the group from St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, ward and church activities and public safety.
“ther by phoning the fire dispatcher, seeing the emergency, following the fire trucks, or checking the blackboard at the Ivins fire station No other persons Repeat, NO Abraham Lincoln snored.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, public safety and town government and elections.
“jr IVINS NEWS On January Lu 29, 1978, many people attended the Book of Mormon fireside held in the Santa Clara church house which showed filmstrips about the Jaredite Nation.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, community programs and socials and missionary farewells and homecomings.
“(81-158- our heartfelt for the un- express gratitude Wonderful Woild of Scouting was the main emphasis of scouting week held Feb in Ivins Den No.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, ward and church activities and health news.
Page 15 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, town government and elections and school news.
“Next Sunday, March 5th will be Stake Conference David B Haight will be the visiting General Authority At tins time tlie St George Stake will be divided, Ivins Ward is to attend the H so a in session and everyone is to attend encouraged Saturday, March 4th.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 20 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included weather, visits and family news and town government and elections.
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, town government and elections and school news.
“We agree, in Ivins and Santa relatives so here goes: "Bicycle Riders Clara this past week.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, town government and elections and a fire.
“WARD The quick the Ivins Fire 4 V If you MANGUM are on of those particular people who is looking for someone to take care of your car with quality products, may we suggest Ward.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 15 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, community programs and socials and ward and church activities.
“IVINS NEWS Many Visitors During Easter Weekend Faster weekend brought many out of town people through our town on their way to Snow's Canyon on Dixie State Park to picnic.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 6 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a death or funeral and sports.
“( IVINS NEWS Avoiding Your Next Accident Secrets of Survival"Aoidirg Your Next Accident" could be no fault of yours, BUT most 2 car collisions could have been avoided through greater care by EITHER driver.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 6 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included roads and streets.
“In Decemlier tin of 1977, lifted onto a flattHsl and moved to Ivins How did it all happen' Was it worth it? How do its new owners feel about it? The lady of the house.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, ward and church activities and a fire.
“700-130- h Town ( of Ivins, UT proposes to change the point of diversion, place and nature of use of .722 sec.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, ward and church activities and visits and family news.
“11,, completed tunning ' t is I V J4 Donates Plants The Ivins Ward Primary has donated four Bird of Paradise plants to help beutify the Ivins Sandra of Pocatello, Idaho Fern Hafen went to Las Vegas, Nevada with her daughter, Ada Cannon, to spend the week.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, holiday celebrations and community programs and socials.
“Pendleton, to take her place, altho she hasn't moved in to Ivins yet.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation, town government and elections and growth and development.
Page 23 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, farming and crops and school news.
“Sincerely Marge Shelley Daughters & Sons resisting ) t Conference at Ivins news T in Room-Holida- Section 13, Township 41 South, Range 11 West 1741 from the South Line and 952 from the West line, Washington County, Utah.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, visits and family news and town government and elections.
“Lillie Ence of Ivins he r Bulloch Connie sister husband John and children of St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 22 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, a wedding and ward and church activities.
“Beverly Leland has gotten married recently to a Las Vegas fellow, and has moved there, but 1 understand she's keeping tier home in Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, school news and visits and family news.
“Personal accidents are disasters Ivins news Ivins Ward Conference is Sept.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 15 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities and military service.
“Ivins news Need for improvement It was called to my attention that an error was made in the price of UNDER THE DIXIE SUN in the Ivins News last week The correct price is $20 00, not $15 00, before publication.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, town government and elections and growth and development.
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, visits and family news and school news.
Page 22 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, ward and church activities and holiday celebrations.
“Each family in Ivins has lieen ask to donate $"00 toward the study about the power.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 1 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, public safety and community programs and socials.
“He explained that Ivins phone calls between Ivins residents must go to St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 13 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, school news and ward and church activities.
“November 25 several families in Ivins attended the Class of 58 reunion held in St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, a death or funeral and ward and church activities.
“Dale's funeral in Magna We hope everyone in Ivins will extend a hand of comfort and friendship to her at this time This past week Arthur and Dorothy See went to Las Vegas to be with their eldest daughter who had surgery for cancer.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 7 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, public safety and holiday celebrations.
“Bishop and Mrs Kay Ence invited several families from Ivins who work directly under the bishop to a special Christmas on Dinner December 16th.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 12, 1978 · Washington County News p. 12 ↗ — “Fasti Testimony Relief Society Mutual Tues South 900 pm 00pm lOOOam Sunday School Sacra ment Meeting Primary 673-468- 5 GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER IVINS WARD Bishop Kay Ence Bishop Sheldon Clove Sunday School 00 0 -- NORMAN West St.”
Jan. 12, 1978 · Washington County News p. 13 ↗ — “The Ivins Ward primary are now going to hold its classess on Tuesday, instead of Wednesday, on a trial basis for three months to see if it will work without interfering with attendance at Relief Society, which is held the same day.”
Feb. 23, 1978 · Washington County News p. 9 ↗ — “visited them here nice visit The Madsens live recently, in Boulder City Nevada now Mrs Lillie Ence of Ivins They also visited Raymond visited awhile Saturday with and Eleanor Gifford who grandaughter Mrs.”
March 30, 1978 · Washington County News p. 2 ↗ — “Davenport of Leeds, Jack Reber, of Ivins, and Alpine Bowler of oi generating stations providing the Irior to the conclusion and much apparent support when he stated, I moved here to retire and live here, but now I cant afford to do it.”
March 30, 1978 · Washington County News p. 18 ↗ — “We are finally able to get out and get a little spring wink done We have Lid tieaiitiful weather for the past few days High Councilman from Ivins, I).”
May 11, 1978 · Washington County News p. 15 ↗ — “The Rebels were scheduled to e travel to Ephraim on Saturday for their final games of the season but were snowed Taylor-play- s her Grand Mother's piano in her new home in Ivins that was once an old home in St.”
May 18, 1978 · Southern Utah News p. 5 ↗ — “Rhonda Lou Frankling, her Board of Kane County Comhusband and three sons went missioners to Ivins to see her mother, By Dorothy Norton, Clerk.”
May 18, 1978 · Southern Utah News p. 7 ↗ — “Rhonda Lou Frankling, her Board of Kane County Comhusband and three sons went missioners to Ivins to see her mother, By Dorothy Norton, Clerk.”
May 25, 1978 · Southern Utah News p. 8 ↗ — “Norma Jean Hepworth took Lou Hafen from Ivins; Mary her mother, Ludle Flynn, to Ann Peterson from Spanish Salt Lake City Monday for a Fork, Mel and Barbara Olson medical check-up- .”
June 8, 1978 · Iron County Record p. 14 ↗ — “Michael and Rosalie Williams visited Friday night in Santa Clara with their sister and brother in law Deborah and Ronald Blake and in Ivins with their brother and sister-in-law, Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
June 8, 1978 · Iron County Record p. 16 ↗ — “Michael and Rosalie Williams visited Friday night in Santa Clara with their sister and brother in law Deborah and Ronald Blake and in Ivins with their brother and sister-in-law, Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
July 6, 1978 · Washington County News p. 2 ↗ — “Hafen, the son of Donald Each of Grandpa Hafens Weston Hafen and Joan Cox nine children submitted a Hafen, of Ivins, is the 100th name to be on the committee great grandchild and was at for the Charles Hafen Family the reunion.”
July 13, 1978 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “programs By Emma Fife This week I've decided to gjve a brief report on the 4 H activities winch are taking place in Ivins The Goofy Gourmet" group meets at tlie home of Ellen Williams fur second year cooking.”
Aug. 17, 1978 · Iron County Record p. 9 ↗ — “She is survived by a son, Jolm Cleo Bringard of Ivins, Utah, 2 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren and two brothers, Bert McConnell of St.”
Nov. 9, 1978 · Iron County Record p. 7 ↗ — “Ronald Blake from Santa Clara and Jeffrey Williams from Ivins spent the four day deer hunt here with their parents Chester and Carma Williams.”
Nov. 14, 1978 · Salt Lake Tribune p. 32 ↗ — “Survivors; wife, Ivins, Utah; sons, Daie Lynn, Randy Kaye, father and stepmother, ail of Magna, brothers and sister, Loris, Fallon, Nev.; Ray, Magna; Mrs.”
Nov. 30, 1978 · Southern Utah News p. 7 ↗ — “Kaylene The population of Fredonia Bundy and son, all of showed a large increase over Washington, Mary Lou Hafen the Thanksgiving holiday of Ivins and June Brinkerhoff of St.”
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, a wedding and visits and family news.
“Dee Hunt of Ivins and is the grandson of the late Mr.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a birth and holiday celebrations.
“Coulter mentioned there have been nine baptism from Ivins ward since September 1978.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a wedding, a death or funeral and parks and recreation.
“George, Utah 84770 Thursday, February 1, 1979 628-128- 628-14- 6 94 D &D Typing Scmco Ivins news New families in town FIFE EMMA Lark Taylor, and Donna Gentry.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 17 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, community programs and socials and parks and recreation.
“For those who may wonder why I am not going to write about the negative things which happen in Ivins it is because I do not wish to shown them.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, public safety and school news.
“Ivins news Be on lookout for dog poisoner BY Emma Fife Since my last article I have had a request by a member of the town to ask people in the town of Ivins to be on the watch for someone who is throwing poisonous meat to dogs which contain the After cyanide.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 14 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, ward and church activities and school news.
“t Ivins news Ghiradelli Square - San Francisco Elders quorum sponsors Hobo Party By Emma II.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
At a county hearing, a representative of the Kayenta West development west of Ivins said the project wanted its own service district rather than annexation into Ivins.
“At a hearing for the Kayenta West development west of Ivins, Steve Williams, representing the William Carman Association said the development wants their own service district and does not want to be annexed into Ivins town.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, school news and visits and family news.
“There are 47 seminary students enrolled from Ivins Ward.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 1 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, growth and development and the arts.
“Ivins town attorney Gary Pendleton said Ivins needs County sheriff home from management Following a two week in- in course management at the Univof Southern ersity California, Sheriff Gene tensive Jones is back at his office.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, community programs and socials and parks and recreation.
“And then the rains fell to bring oversized to the normally dusty streets of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 22 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, visits and family news and ward and church activities.
“Fife Patriarch Kenneth Weaver so With the coming of springtime to Ivins, a new rock has found a resting place on one of the Ivins beauties.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, ward and church activities and visits and family news.
“Although there are some beautiful tulips growing in the yards of Ivins residents, Guides at the DUP Museum were from the Ivins Camp the past two weeks on Thursday Mr.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, the arts and town government and elections.
“Ivins News Jlew sprinkling systems turn desert green By Emma Fife Ivins and presently are To the west of our home we have a beautiful view as we at the West Mountains toward Utah Hill.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 12 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, the arts and town government and elections.
“Molly Ivins, from the New York Times, came to Ivins and interviewed Fern llafen, the post mistress about what she remembered about the atomic blasts in the 1950s.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 13 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, community programs and socials and school news.
“Fife One of the traditions carried on in the town of Ivins , since I can remember, is, the ; honoring of Mothers the second week of May during ' the LDS Sunday School.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 15 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, ward and church activities and parks and recreation.
“?t W Teamwork seems to be the goal of those fixing up the Ivins Ball Park under the direction of Pete Kunlman, of the Ivins Town Council, and John Tisdale, of the Ivins Ward ball team.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, a death or funeral and birthday and anniversary celebrations.
“i Ivins News ZPBVU 1979 International Year of the Child Since is the Lloyd and Sheryl Hafen.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation, growth and development and public safety.
“in owned by Town of Ivins, A Pine Valley Town November 9, 1973 as Entry Records of irrigation and stockwatering Washington cording to the Official Plat , NW4, Sec.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, ward and church activities and community programs and socials.
“Ivan and Norma Wittwer Memorial Day weekend arriving at the same time attended helped to bring many visitors to Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, growth and development and ward and church activities.
“growth of vegetation this year, every Ivins resident must prepare for the possibility of a serious fire season ahead.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 11 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, school news and community programs and socials.
“One of the highlights of the past two weeks was the baptismal service for Brian Hutchinson, the Steve and Kellie Conley family and the Chris Deare family of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 3 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, a wedding and ward and church activities.
“Ence of Ivins are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Anreta to Lane Hadlock, son Terry J.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included visits and family news, town government and elections and ward and church activities.
“Alice, Charice, and Evon Hunt visited Hawaii on their return from alaska where mayor of Ivins, also has employment with the Park Services in Snow's Canyon.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, community programs and socials and a wedding.
“The highlight of the happenings in Ivins this past week was the crowning of Miss Julia Potter as Ivins Princess, to represent the town for the coming year.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, growth and development and parks and recreation.
“All proceeds went towards tlie Ivins Ward building fund.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 21 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, ward and church activities and growth and development.
“Ivins news Ivins T own to have new fire truck Sieve Goeser, Ivins Fire Chief, along with Dayne Howard traveled to Southern California recently to order a .By Emma Fife fire truck built especially for the town of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, electricity and telephone service and farming and crops.
“Several of us from Ivins spent some days in the Dixie Faye Hospital.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 12 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, school news and health news.
“Fife representative from Ivins clubs in Many of the Ivins recently attended the Washington County 4 11 Camp held on Cedar Mountain and really enjoyed themselves, as well as walking off with 4-- the youth.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 12 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included school news, parks and recreation and a death or funeral.
“I Ivins news Ivins children The beginning of school on August 30th was the biggest news of the week for the Ivins school children and several teachers.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included water and irrigation, school news and a wedding.
“1 Ivins news Zion travel Ivins - Almost everyone is new here shows 11 decrease members of his family have and are building homes in this area.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 6 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included parks and recreation, town government and elections and ward and church activities.
“Ivins news Trees needed for Ivins City Park to take proper care The city park is going children and to begin a bikes their of with forward plans to seed to the bus of walking lawn and plant trees.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, growth and development and water and irrigation.
“George Police Dept, releases Crime Index trend News Ward Conference held here ITie Ivins Ward Chapel was filled to full capacity as members of the ward and Stake various positions visited for ward conference on September 23, 1979.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 4 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, a death or funeral and a fire.
“I Ivins news Relief Society Fall Social held an original epistle about the Ivins Ward bishopric and various ward members in their various ward callings.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 11 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, school news and a death or funeral.
“You may not be around until age 103 to have the opportunity to vote! Funeral Services were held in the Ivins Ward Chapel on Saturday, October 6, 1979 for Lula Stucki Tobler.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a death or funeral, parks and recreation and visits and family news.
“Ivins news Enterprise news Deer hunt opening is biggest event 'Itie biggest event of the week for Ivins was the opening day of deer hunt when many residents headed for the bills in hopes to get their buck or supply of meat for the next year.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 10 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, a wedding and school news.
“Roosevelt Gubler, 57, Republican candidate, was born in Santa Clara, Utah and hasbeenarcsi nee of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included roads and streets and growth and development.
“Bill enjoys going hunting, but we do not appreciate other hunters coming on private land, within the city limits of Ivins.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 16 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included town government and elections, community programs and socials and public safety.
“,vins news Receives mission Shooting is off limits in Ivins Town serve on the board.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included ward and church activities, electricity and telephone service and school news.
“He is also a Solar Energy bug, as several other Ivins residents.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 9 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, ward and church activities and school news.
“Fife Although we have just Rebecca who live in Ivins and McArthur fioisbed celebrating we need to Thanksgiving, continue an attitude of Thanksgiving as we enter into the Christmas Season.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 7 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included a fire, holiday celebrations and ward and church activities.
“The Ivins Fire Dept responded immediately and had it under control when the St.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Page 3 of the Washington County News carried several items about Ivins and its residents. Topics included holiday celebrations, ward and church activities and community programs and socials.
“He is back now and is home Ivins news recuperating from hospital labors.” (scanned page text; may contain OCR errors)
Jan. 28, 1979 · Salt Lake Tribune p. 18 ↗ — “He spoke between takes last week while filming at Snow Canyon and Ivins Reservoir, which in the script becomes a place called Cisco Falls.”
Feb. 1, 1979 · Washington County News p. 11 ↗ — “Agatha Mannering To the two presidents of the P.O.Box 673 Chamber of Commerce, we Ivins, Utah 84738 who were poisoned by the 0 Phone 673-247- A reaction to Wilderness and watersheds Dear Sir: This is my reaction to the current SECD 667380 St.”
March 15, 1979 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “Burgener was born in Tropic, Eileen and Kent of Ivins, Utah Prisbrey Boy to Rebecca and Eldon Craig Morris of Hurricane, Utah Girl to Barbara and D.”
March 22, 1979 · Washington County News p. 17 ↗ — “Truck rollover douses lights at Ivins The community of Ivins was without electricity for nearly four hours, March 18 when a 1962 Chevrolet pickup went out of control on the Snow Canyon Road and struck a power pole.”
March 22, 1979 · Iron County Record p. 1 ↗ — “George; Jack Reber, Mayor of Ivins;King Barlow, Power Representative from Ivins; Fred Brueck, CHairman of the Kanab Power Board; Jack Sawyers, Mayor of Cedar City.”
May 3, 1979 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “fire, of Ivins, get a water He said People have tanks agreement acceptable to the campers and motor homes Attorney and Engineer the and it is important to have a Commission will give their ' good fire extinguisher in the Eight St.”
June 14, 1979 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “George, Utah Girl to JoAnn and Robert Holt of Beryl, Utah June 3 Boy to Selena and Brent Goble of Washington, Utah Girl to Carol and David Lee of Ivins, Utah Boy to Dora and James Cooper of St.”
July 6, 1979 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “25 Girl to Laurel and Gary Mills of Panaca, Nevada Boy to Elyse and Doug Mooneyham of Hurricane, Utah Boy to Sandy and Bill Jones of Ivins, Utah Boy to Karrie and Randall Day of St.”
July 6, 1979 · Washington County News p. 16 ↗ — “Ivins news Veyo news Blazers hold Court of Honor New homes for Indian reservation Mary Snow, of the Indian Reservation, moved into her new home this past week with the help of her children and home teachers.”
July 19, 1979 · Washington County News p. 16 ↗ — “Charisse Hansen and Tammy Dennett are staying GEORGEiSAVINGS 14 Reception at Ivins for Anreta Ence and her new husband Lane Hadlock of Vernal, West, Utah.”
July 26, 1979 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “July 12 Boy to Joyce and Daniel Mortensen of Washington, Utah Boy to Sandra and Rod Ence of Ivins, Utah July 13 Girl to Rhonda and C.”
Aug. 9, 1979 · Iron County Record p. 20 ↗ — “Clyde and Diana Munford spent Friday evening and Saturday in Ivins, Utah with their friends Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
Aug. 23, 1979 · Washington County News p. 3 ↗ — “George, Utah Boy to Dixie Lou and Scott Holmberg of Ivins, Utah Girl to Shirley and William of Bunker Logandale, Nevada Girl to Sherry and Scott Truman of Washington, Utah Aug.”
Oct. 11, 1979 · Iron County Record p. 23 ↗ — “Chester and Carma Williams spent Monday in Santa Clara and Ivins with their children, Deborah and Ronald Blake and three children and Jeffrey and Ellen Williams.”
Nov. 1, 1979 · Southern Utah News p. 8 ↗ — “George; Dean and Mary Lou Hafen and the Kent Prisbrey family all of Ivins; the Clark Prisbrey family of Nephi; the LaDell Prisbrey family of St.”
Nov. 8, 1979 · Washington County News p. 1 ↗ — “establishing the business they have had many problems such as lack of approval of roads signs advertising the The Ivins Town Park is now all seeded and the sprinkling system has been installed.”
Nov. 15, 1979 · Washington County News p. 10 ↗ — “returned to the bidder watering same as heretofore; 53771 Ivins Town, News Washington County James Burr and his sister and 15 from to Mar.”
How this archive works. Every entry links to the original: scanned newspaper pages at Utah Digital Newspapers (J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah) or the publisher's own website. Summaries are written by ❤ LoveIvins, not copied from the articles; the short quotes come from the library's scanned page text, which can contain OCR errors. Stories are items about Ivins or its people; mentions are pages where Ivins appears in passing (a visitor "of Ivins," a family note), indexed so you can find them. Ivins wasn't settled until 1922, so the earliest entries cover the Santa Clara Bench irrigation project that made the town possible. This is an unofficial community archive and isn't affiliated with any newspaper or with Ivins City. Know of a story we missed? Tell us.