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Show THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 10, 1989 Sunday, September Page, D3 LPS Church &imnynes Las Vegas Temple open house The First Presidency of The Oiurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints has announced the dates for the public open house and the private dedicatory services at the nwly completed temple in Las 13-1- 5. tory services will be conducted Dec. Following its dedication, it will be used exclusively by faithful members of the Church for marriages, baptisms and other sacred ordinances. It will be the 43rd operating Private tours for invited guests will precede the public open house Nov. ' The temple is situated in an eastside Las Vegas residential area on the slope of Sunrise Mountain. Vegas, Nev. The open house is scheduled lor Thursday, Nov. 16, through Saturday, Dec. 9, and 11 separate dedica16-1- 8. temple in the Church. The most recently completed temple is in the Portland, Ore., suburb of Lake Oswego and was dedicated on Aug. 19. The exterior of the Las Vegas Temple is white cast stone with copper trim and a copper roof. The total floor space of the building is approximately 60,000 square feet. There are six towers, the highest a spire topped by a statue of a trumpeting angel j 125-fo- ot ALLEY OOP ly. The public is welcome. ' This year's Rummage Sale is under the direction of Mrs. Dean Religion : PAYSON Payson Bible Church Youth Mnistries for the school year. : The AWANA Youth Ministries are chartered by the AWANA Clubs International. The word AWANA is t&ken from 2 Timothy 2:15 and is an acronym for "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed." ; The AWANA features specialized programs for each age group. ; All the AWANA Youth Ministries meet at the Payson Bible Church, 160 S. Main Street in Payson. The club names and starting dates for AWANA : : Orem church plans Bible study classes iThe Explorer's Bible Study will resume weekly classes Thursday, 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. ;This year the class will meet at the Orem Evangical Free Church, 280 S. 400 E., across the street from Orem High School. All interested women of all faiths are cordially invited to join this 1 class. :The study this year will be the from early history of Israel to Canaan. Egypt 2 This well planned seven-yea- r BARW.THIS ' wNGGUi! iiSE t Gr;ue AM6UD EVENIFM3U By Saunders E Ernst SURE to meet vou.ydur i are upside St. Mary's. this year are: Cubbies (3--4 year olds), meet on Sundays, beginning Sept 17 at 9:30 a.m.; The following three divisions meet on Thursdays, beginning on Sept. 14: Sparks through 2nd grade), meet at 3:30 p.m.; AWANA Clubs '3rd-6t- h grades), and Varsity (7tb-12t- h grades), meet at 6:30 p.m. C fM I MARY WORTH 3 r en mSPT tS?lWI K$S ttlvtjL t JjiSyHRJDJSV 111 V &OOD- !-l iV 'come along mo , "SAVERS Tl HMf1" rTTiSSrvnf ) h IysH& V UK r lLET-- i SEEJ-XV- of eT 1 al These groups are staff by trained leaders and are well supervised. For more information call Jeff Foster, Commander, 465- - 9779, Or the secretary, Darlene Potrude, 465-390- 0. f St. Mary's women o c vc kufck o mint muiviap Keith Perkins named stale rummage plan I DON'T GET IT T THE COMMITTEE 15 BIG "1 Orem Stake President ...WHERE '5 THE ON TALK AND SMALL ON By Saunders & 1 .' I The Women of St. Mary's Episcopal Church are sponsoring a Fall Rummage Sale at St. Mary's, 50 W. 200 North, Provo, Friday, 9:30 a.m.-- 4 p.m., and Saturday, 9:30 a.m.-- l p.m. Items for sale include clothing for men, women and children, children's toys, appliances (a working refrigerator), and assorted pieces of furniture from the homes of parishioners who have died recent A FANCY Keith W. Perkins has been tained as the new president Orem Utah Stake. GOODBYE HEARD PARTY sus- - L of I ABOUT? PERFORMANCE JAVSs fr- -U I I t I MV " j HTfX .' mJl Matera My "GALA x, SEND-OF- F" yVJ XJl CONSISTED OF A FREeYI I CAB, AND A KAZOO II 1 BAND PLAYING STARsi I 1 He replaces W. Eugene Gibbons. Counselors are Merrill N. Crandall and A. Gary Anderson. Denton Alexander was called as assistant clerk. Councilmen called are Ravell Beckstead, Robert Noel and Reuben Rhees. course covering the whole Bible is written by Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Constance, graduates of Nyack College, Nyack, N.Y. The Constances are founders of Intermountain Christian Book Stores in Salt Lake City, Ogden and Murray. For class members with xsSiS" 'JaISs vLHEWM. ,w Y..VBETTER Peck, Chair, and Mrs. Harry Reeves, President of the Women of Payson Bible Church begins AWANA program for youth the announces the beginning of Dy Dave Learn the ins and outs of tying Liz Claiborne's great fall scarves! pre- there is a school children, ages Christian Children's Program coordinated, as much as is appropriate, with the adult study. : Explorer's makes no specific charge for the course, but is supported by free will offerings. The director of the Orem class is Mrs. George Culbertson of Spanish Fork. For more information call 3-- 5, 798-311- 9. Ladies Bible study set in Pleasant Grove Area laPLEASANT GROVE dies are invited to a Bible Study on Tuesday at the Pleasant Grove Lions Club at 650 E. Center at 10 a.m. I ! 'l The study will be on the lives of women in the Bible and what they teach us today. Participants only need a Bible, notebook and pen. children Activities for will be provided. The study time will be one hour and begins Sept. 12. For more information call Gloria Bagley, JT ::' ;J: I - pre-scho- ol 785-812- 2. Singer to perform at Rock Canyon church The Couriers will appear in conCanyon Assembly of God Church, Monday, at 7 p.m. at the church, 3410 N. Canyon Road, Provo. The Couriers have traveled over 3 million miles to 70 foreign countries and all 50 states, singing a gospel message. They have recorded 60 record albums, ranging from conservative gospel to contemporary. The public is invited. For information all cert at Rock 374-572- 5. Missions Sister Kali Church, daughter of Lewis Elder Gregory Vera Anderton, son of Douglas C. and Beverly Anderton, of the Cherry Hill 4th Ward, has been called to serve in the Brazil, Recife LDS mission. Farewell today at 9 a.m., 1650 S. 200 E., Orem. Elder Paul G. Harward, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gary Harward, Provo, has been called to serve in the Florida Tampa LDS Mission. Farewell today, 11:30 a.m. in the Grand view 1st LDS Ward, 1555 N. 1350 W., Provo. C Mdu'II find all you (featured need to know in "Scarves at our scarves counter) and O the instructional scarf tying 'Knaughty Look" scarf book, VHS each Y I t videotape $15 in Fashion Accessories. And through Friday only with your Liz Claiborne scarf purchase, save 50 on your choice of any scarf clip (reg. $10-- $ 15), the 'Scarves' video tape or 'Knaughty Look instruction book. Only Liz offers the details and colors available in her great new designs on silk for fall. Featured: Bright flowers on paisley and bright embroidered floral oblong scarves, $28 each in Fashion Accessories at Salt Lake Downtown, Cottonwood, University Mall and ZCMI Place and Sister Paula Harper, daughter of and Mary Kay Harper, Orem, has been called to serve in the Paraguay, Asuncion LDS mission. Farewell today, 8:30 a.m., Canyon view 5th Ward, 762 E. 1200 N., Orem. p.m., Open house, 1122 N. 800 E., Orem. Le-la- Sister Alysoa Smith, daughter of Kenneth D. and Sharon D. Smith has been called to serve in the Alaska Anchorage LDS mission. Farewell today at 9:45 a.m., Heber 9th Ward. 1:1 A rifl and Karen Church, of the Pleasant Grove 5th Ward, has been called to serve in the Las Palmas, Spain mission. Farewell today, 9 a.m., 275 E. 500 S., Pleasant Grove. Foothill. Shop Monday through Saturday OSDZ3 Vt PHONE : WITH YOUR ZCMI CHARGE ACCOUNT CALL TOLL-FRE-E 24 HOURS A DAY IN SALT LAKE, 321-664- 4; 10-- 9 IN UTAH AND IN THE UNITED STATES, . |
