LDS meeting times changed for Christmas Day Utah State Press P,0, Box 1327 Salt Meetings times in most wards within the Nephi LDS Stake will be changed on Sunday Christmas Day according to information from the ward bishops. The only meeting to be held in the Nephi First Ward will be sacrament meeting at 9:30 a.m. In the Nephi Second Ward, Priesthood meeting will begin at 10 a.m. followed by sacrament meeting at 11:30 a.m. Combined meetings will be conducted in the Nephi Third and Sixth wards. At 9:45 a.m., the Sunday Schools of the Third Ward will be in charge of a special combined Sunday School. At 11 a.m., the wards will combine for a sacrament meeting, under the direction of Nephi Sixth Ward officials. Special Christmas programs will be presented in both meetings. A program by the junior and senior Sunday Schools will be presented in the Nephi Fourth Ward sacrament meeting, starting at 11:30 a.m. In the Nephi Fifth Ward, sacrament meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. and the Sunday School will present Lake Serving East luab County Citr, A Assn, Utah fU10 Nice Place to Live! December 22, 1977 As enter into this holiday season, we extend to you our of love and thanks for your loyal support and cooperation through the past year. we City council notes Council sets hearing At Christmas time as we reflect upon the mission of our Savior His great gift to each of us, let us pause and give thanks to him for his goodness to us. of gifts is symbolic of the gifts carried to the baby The giving the wise men. Jesus life and His death and resurrecby the Christmas program. In the Mona ward, sacrament meeting will be at the regular time, 5 p.m. Bishop James W. Neilsen announces that a special Sunday School Christmas program will be tion was the great gift given to mankind. Each of us should live to appreciate that gift. The true spirit of Christmas Joy to the World and Peace Earth, Good Will to Men should be foremost in our hearts. There is no joy in Christmas more lasting and true than sharing its spirit with others. held. The Levan Ward will meet in sacrament meeting at 10:30 a.m. A special Christmas program will be presented by the Sunday School. As Will Santa come to your house? Please call to make sure!! A public hearing on the rezoning of the newly annexed industrial park area was set by the Nephi City cil at their semi-monthl- Coun- meeting y held on Monday evening. The hearing will be held at the City Hall at 7 p.m., according to Evan A. Frampton, city recorder. The city council also approved the purchase of liability insurance for the coming year. Only one bid was another new year, let us resolve to rededicate to greater service to our Father in Heaven. we embark on t V received. The insurance was awarded to Central Utah Insurance Agency, a representative of Gulf Insurance. The annual premium is $10,052. The motion to accept the bid was unanimous. The council heard a request from Mont Jensen to lease the house at the Nephi airport. After city-owne- some discussion, d Councilmen A. Duane Sperry and Fenton were assigned by Mayor Donald J. Eyre to prepare a lease on the airport house for presentation to the council at the next meeting. Broad-hea- d The council also sat as a board of It The Nephi Jaycees, who are sponSanta Claus soring visits, are requesting that all who have scheduled Christmas eve parties with the Jaycees call Robert is our sincere desire that the coming year will be one filled happiness and good will toward all. County will vote soon on new insurance plan as Painter at immediately to confirm times and numbers involved at the parties. This is urgent, Painter says. He asks that call be made prior to Friday without fail. Nephi Utah Stake Presidency Golden R. Mangelson Vaughn J. Paxman Wesley A. Lynn 623-054- 5 Gift certificate winners named The winners in the third week Chamber of Commerce gift certificate giveaway have been announced. The major prize, a $25 gift certificate, was won by Evelyn Ballow of Nephi. A $10 gift certificate went to Sharia Williams. Five gift certificates e of $5 each went to Sandra Doe, Winn, Lucille Carter, Marilyn Ealey, and Helen Pay. Ver-nic- Boy Scouts honored J. Barress Jenkins is the Scoutmaster in the Nephi First Ward. Elva N. Lofthouse is the director of old Scouts in the Primary the 1 organization. Ethel CT.Gadd Services will be held today for Ethel C. Gadd Funeral services will be held today (Thursday) at 1 p.m. at the NeLDS Ward chapel phi Fourth-Fiftfor Ethel Carter Gadd, 90. Mrs. Gadd died at the Juab County Hospital on h V December 17. Friends may call at the ward chapel one hour prior to services. Mrs. Gadd was bom April 14, 1887 at Nephi, a daughter of Thomas Goble and Martha Crawforth Carter. She married Albert Victor Gadd on December 23, 1908 in Nephi. The marriage was later solemnized at the Manti LDS Temple. Gadd died in 1963. Sarah Ellen Molyneaux Friday open house will honor Mrs. Sarah Molyneaux Sarah Ellen Molyneaux will be the honored guest at an open house on Friday, December 23 at her home in Mona. The occasion is her 95th wedding anniversary. The open house will be from 2 til 8 p.m. The family has requested that no gifts be brought. Mrs. Molyneaux was born in Ft. v, x JO Aw Green on December 23, 1882. She Transplanted Saudis will spend Christmas in Nephi Life in the Saudi Arabian community of Dhahran could easily be taken for that in any community of comparable size in the United States, according to Brent and Cherry Hacking, who are spending this Christmas season in Nephi with Cherrys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Orme. This is the first time since 1974 that the Hackings have been in the United States for Christmas and the first time in eight years that they have been in Nephi for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Hacking will be going to Vernal within a few days to visit with relatives there. They will then Four proposals for accident and sickness insurance for Juab County officers and employees were studied by the board of County Commismeetsioners at their held on of week. this Monday ing Following presentations by the various company representatives, the Commissioners voted to submit the plans for further study to the employees of the county before the final decision is reached. Juab County has only so much budgeted for insurance Commission Chairman R. Roscoe Garrett said, and if the employees want extended coverage, including dental insurance, it may be necessary that employees participiate in the costs of the insurance. We want to obtain the very best coverage for the insurance dollar. The commissioners also heard a presentation from Burroughs Corporation concerning a computer to take care of much of the countys needs, including the work of the Juab County Hospital, and the Clerks, Treasurers, and Assessors offices. The commissioners explained that the small unit which has been used semi-monthl- Several Scouts from the Nephi First LDS Ward received recognition for their Scouting advancement at a court of honor held Sunday evening. Marvin Brooks became a Tenderfoot Scout; Kevin Broadhead and Russell Day each received Life Scout badges; Todd Trauntvein received his Star rank and five merit badges; Jack Paxman became a First Class Scout and received five merit badges; and Shane Day, Daren Bender, and Kurtis Park each became Tenderfoot Scouts and each earned six merit badges. move on to Texas, Florida, Belgium, and back to Saudi Arabia to complete a trip which began early in November and which has taken them around the world. From their home in Saudi Arabia, they flew to Bangkok, Thailand. They later visited Singapore, New Zealand, the Fiji Islands, Western Samoa, and Honolulu. After visiting in Santa Barbara, California, they came to Nephi. Hacking is a computer applications engineer for the Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO), and as such, lives in the company-ownetown of Dhahran. The communitys Please turn to page two d has been a resident of Mona since she was seven years old. Her husband, Willard Molyneux, died 15 years ago. Norma Molyneaux of Salt Lake City is her only living child of a family of four. Expected for the open house are most of Mrs. Molyneauxs 20 grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Garbage pickup dates changed Nephi City officials have announced that there will be no collection of garbage on Monday, December 26, or Monday, January 2. The areas normally coered on these holidays will be covered on the following Wednesdays, December 28 and January 4. canvassers on the returns of the special bond election held on December 13. After a canvass of the returns, the minutes showed that all election matters are in order. 374 persons voted for the bond issue and 86 voted against the bond issue. The city is again calling for applications for the position of animal control officer and utilities meter reader. Applications will be received until 5 p.m. on January 3. In other action, a business license was approved for David Broadbent for bookkeeping services and deeds for cemetery plots were approved to be issued to four persons. Mrs. Gadd was a retired social worker, having begun her career as a case worker in the Federal Emergency Relief Administration in 1934. She later worked for the Utah Department of Public Welfare for 23 years. She was an active club and civic leader. At the 75th anniversary observance of the Utah Federation of Womens Clubs, she received an award for outstanding leadership and service of over 25 years. In 1968, she was sponsored for club woman of the year honors by the Ladies Literary League. She was a director of the Nephi Red Cross for many years and was active in Democratic party affairs. She was a member of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. Active in the LDS church, she served 19 years in ward Relief Society presidencies, six years in the Juab Stake Relief Society presidency, and in many other capacities. Survivors are four sons and a daughter: Donald F. Gadd, Nephi; Victor E. Gadd, John W. Gadd, and Mrs. Ralph (Marjorie) Frandsen, Salt Lake City; and James Harold (Hal) Gadd, Provo. Also surviving are 17 y at the hospital for several years is in need of replacement. The commissioners authorized a cal for bids for an automobile for the Sheriffs department as a replacement for the 6ne wrecked in a roadblock last week. Couples spend unexpected holiday in Water Hollow Two Nephi couples spent a unscheduled night in a cabin in Water Hollow after their truck became stuck in snow on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Coombs and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bryan rode up Water Hollow late Saturday to view the winter scenery, but heavy snow mired down their truck. Rather than attempting to walk out in the dark, the couples gathered firewood and spent the night at a cabin in the area. Several members of the Sheriffs Posse were called Sunday morning to assist when family members reported the couples overdue. The posse was met by the couples as they proceeded out of the canyon. grandchildren, 40 three and two sisters and two brothers: Mrs. Elroy (Geneal) Christensen and Mrs. E. Ray (Hortensen) Bean of Salt Lake City; and Ralph Carter and Dell R. Carter, both of Nephi. Burial at the Vine Bluff cemetery will be directed by Anderson Funeral Home. MaryAnn Menlove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal R. Menlove of Nephi, awaits the arrival of Santa Claus. The Jolly Old Elf is scheduled to make his annual appearance beginning at 12 o'clock midnight on Saturday. Will someone please tell MaryAnn, however, that Santa wont come until shes snug in her bed. TNPhoto