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Show Universal Microfilming Corp. B ox 2608 Salt I Lake City, Utah 84110 J Christmas Services Planned In All Wards Special Christinas programs will be conducted in connection with Sacrament meetaings in all wards of the Stake on Sunday evening, December 21. Meeting times are at 5 pun. in the Seoond and Third Wards; 6 p.m. in the Fourth, Levan and Mona Wards, and 7 p.m. in the Nephi First Ward. Single Copy 10c Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648, Thursday, December 18, 1969 Program information for the respective wards is as follows: Funeral Service LEVAN WARD 6 pan. Following opening exercises and Sacrament, the program commemorating Christmas will be as follows: "The Christmas Carol,, double mixed quartette with Cheryl Stephensen, Phyllis Anderson, Vinese Taylor, Kathryn Brazieal Terry Stephensen, Quentin StephensSigns of en,- Jerry Mangelson, Golden Mangelson; the Birth of Christ on the American Continent, Arthur Begay; Indian song, Mike Helona, Yvonne Bowman; Rejoice, Rejoice Ye Nations, double trio: Norma Anderson, Floy Harper, Vinese Taylor, Phyylis Beard Vin-nl- e J. Christensen, Anna Shepherd; "The Shepherd Clair Collard; Scripture reading, of the Birth of Christ, Louise Taylor; The Holy City (closing song, Choir. Saturday for Levan Resident Lvan the SEOOND WARD pm The Prince of Peace Is Come a Christmas cantata will be presented by the Nephi Second Ward Choir under the direction of Robert L. Tolley with Donnell Blackham as accompanist. Special solo and group selections also will feature the Cantata. YOUTH COUNCIL MEMBERS of Juab Stake discuss plans for the gala New Years Eve dance scheduled for December 81 at the Juab Stake House. Door prizes, refreshments, live music, and dancing for old and young are on the schedule for the event. In addition, a floor show will be given. The dance will begin at 10 p.m., with a 60c admission charge 6 pm MONA WARD A Special Christmas program under the direction of the Mona Ward Sunday School will be presented at the Mona Ward Sacrament meeting. Bishoprics of the respective wards, together with Stake authorities, encourage all to attend Sacrament meetings on Sunday evening. Program Planned on Selective Service The local Selective Service board invites residents of this area to dial Channel 4 at 8:30 pm Saturday, December 20, for the program Whats New With the Draft The program is designed to take a look at the new lottery system. Guests will include the State Director for Selective Service, a chairman of a Utah Draft Board, and a Salt Lake attorney. Ideas and facts offered by the panelists will probably provide answers to questions in the minds of the public. vtaireifc I jr'l it S' t . x $ IMS lisif V1! B&tiA jr. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Wankier sort toys that they will help Santa distribute to Levan kiddles on Christmas eve at their home. Santa Sets Levan Visit 1969, again will find Santa Claus at the home of Mr. and Mrs. annual his stop making Farrell T. Wankier In Levan. For over 15 years he has made the Wankier home Each year Santa has his headquarters in Levan. visited with his little friends in that community, and again he wishes to extend to chllldren up to 10 years for of age an invitation to come there and see him he has a gift for each child. Christmas music and sleigh bells wUl herald his approach, and helpers will be on hand to assist him when he begins to distribute toys from his pack. Following Santa's visit the Wankiers wil lentertaln at their annual Christmas eve open house. A cordial invitation Is Issued to all friends and relatives throughout the area to join them andparticipate in a Merry Christinas Eve. Christmas Eve, Early Deadline Next Issue Inasmuch as there will be no mail distribution on Christmas day, next Thursday, it is anticipated that this paper will be Issued one day earlier than usual. We will accept news and advertising material until 10 am. Tuesday and with cooperation of dub and group reporters, is is possible that the paper can be distributed on Wednesday. morning, :iml)Ul Patients at the Juab County Hospital at Nephi as of 10 a.m. 4 early-da- y basketball team organized in Levan and played 5 7 pm NEPHI FIRST WARD A special Christmas program under the direction of the Sunday School will be presented at the Nephi First Ward Sacrament meeting. The program will be of interest to all. Chris- Friends may call at Anderson Funeral Home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday prior to the services at the Levan Ward Chapel. Mr. Christensen was bom at Levan March 20, 1887, son of Stephen Christian and Annie He spent Inger Christensen. most of his lifetime in Levan with the exception of five years at Herrlman, Utah and Montpelier, Idaho. He attended school at Levan and the Brigham Young Academy at Provo. He was a member of o be given. Herman Otto Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the levan Ward Chapel with Bishop Heber C. Taylor in charge. n, 5 pm NEPHI THIRD WARD The Nephi Third Ward Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Elgin R. (Fern) Garrett will present a Cantata at the Third Ward Sacrament meeting. Mrs. Eugene E (Jeannie) Wilkey Is accompanist. In addition to the choir selections, narrations and group selections will - tensen, 82, died at the Payson Hospital Tuesday night, December 16, of natural causes. 6 pm NEPHI FOURTH WARD The Fourth Ward Choir, directed by Viola Ockey with Rheta Speriy as accompanist, wUl present a special Christmas program entitled Christmas Peace. Narrations will be from the writings of Elder Mark Readers are Itha Gadd, Ralph Menlove, E. Peterson. In Cary Peterson, Phyllis Price, Gayle Christensen. addition to Choir selections, a duet selection will be by Carol Stuart and David Austin; a male chorus selection by Bert Jones, Alma Jones, David Austin, Elwood Hall, Jon Royce; a double trio selection by Thalia Mlckel-soIsabell Carter, Lorraine Hayes, Velma Hansen, Rula duet Gowers and Elaine Garrett; and an and Rheta Don Sperry. Royce by organ-pian- Volume 60, Number 51 Wednesday, December 17, included the following: NevlUe Angell, Nephi Ida P. Belliston, Nephi Leon M. Howard, Nephi (Delia Hudson, Santaquin Wm. B. Johnson, Fountain Green Mary Jane Kirkham, Colonial Manor, Nephi Burnell M. Lunt, Nephi (Leslie Elwood Madsen, Chester, Utah Ellen Newton, Mona Luedla B. Ostler, Nephi Florene Taylor, Levan Marriage Licenses . . Marriage Ucenses Issued by the Juab County Clerk during the past week were to: Robert Bruce Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winter, Levan and Janice LaRue Casto, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Casto, Sal In a, on December 13. Frankltng Craig Pew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank Pew, and Darlene Wilkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Wilkey. all of Nephi, on December 18. D. R. Latimer Dies; Funeral Set Saturday David Russell Latimer, 76, died at the family residence Wednesday, December 17, of natural causes. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 11 d at the Nephi a-- per person to help defray expenses. Council members above are Lynnette Smith, Nancy Fowkes, Martell Menlove, and Glenda Sparks, front; Glenn Paystrup, Mary Ellen Worwood SuzAnne Shaw and Kent Wllkerson, standing. Blake Ingram, Larry Ostler and Debbie Russell were unable to make photo appointment Photo T-- N Mona School to Present Special Christmas Program Monday A Christmas program will be presented on Monday evening, December 22 at 6:30 pm. at the Mona Ward Cultural Hall. The faculty and students of the Mona School invite all residents of Mona, friends and relatives of the children participating, to attend the Time Out for Christmas is title of the presentation. Characters are: Last Years Teddy Bear, Allan Neilsen; Last Years Rag Doll, Patty Taylor; Tick and Tock who run the Clock, Clinton and Clyde The 24 days of December: Jim Sutherland, Kip Myers, Mark Kay, Donavon Yates, Donna Garfield, Melanie Smith Tammy Wllkerson, Boyd Carter, Clint Newton, Duane Carter, Bruce Newton, Shawn Steele Kathy Kay Pauline Carter, Gary Newton, John NeilDuane Orgill, Michael sen, Sutherland, Kyle Kay, Michael Newton, Steven Newton, Juanita Tortice Cecil Woten and Karen Mika; Last years toys: Todd Smith, Leslie Keyte, Melanie Yates, Matt Newell, Timothy Farrell, Shelly Kay, Gerard Yates, Blair Kay, Drew Kay, Mary Ellen Neilsen, Wade Smith, Jim Steele, Sandy Woten, Cheryl Orgill and Mary Smith. The program is under the direction of the teachers, Mrs. LeRee Liddiard, Earl Bowles and Sheri D. Ferre, with Mrs. Elena H. Stanley as First-Secon- Ward Chapel. Relatives and friends may call at the Lounge Room of the Chapel Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday morning prior to the services. Bishop Vaughn J. Paxman of the Nephi Second Ward will direct the services. Mr. Latimer was bom at Nephi August 6, 1893, to James T. and Karen Jensen Latimer. He married Annie Irene Sheppard October 13, 1920 at St. Anthony, Idaho. He resided in Nephi throughout his lifetime where he has been a farmer and stockman. Mr. Latimer served as a special Deputy Sheriff of Juab County during the Ute Stampede celebrations and the Juab County Fair. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and of the Nephi Second Ward. Survivors are his widow of Nephi; a son and a daughter: Max L. Latimer of Anchorage, Alaska and Mrs. Kay R. (Geraldine) Davis of Orem, Utah. Also survivng are 16 grandchildren, including Miss Terri Lynn Latimer who made her home with her grandparents; three great grandchildren and three sisters: Mrs. Jeanette Killpack, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Mina Simmons, Houston, Texas and Mrs. Elizabeth Mancusco of San Francisco, California. He is also survived by four Attends National Farm Bureau Convention A. Roy Bowles, president of the Juab County Farm Bureau was one of more than 6,000 in attendance at the Golden Anniversary convention of the American Farm Bureau Feder- ation held at Washington D. C last week. Key issues discussed at the Washington meeting included future direction of federal farm policy, pesticides, farm exports, farmer management - bargaining, and government monetary and fiscal policies, Mr. Bowles reported. JTwr 11 J t" tfiy ft. 4 I j I,, f t n for many years He married Ann Mennel Taylor Christensen April 29, 1914 at the Manti Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. She preceded him in death November 16, 1969. , Mr. Christensen has been active in the LDS Church, having fulfilled a mission to Norway from 1910 to 1913, and also served as a Juab Stake missionary. He served as superintendent of the Y M M I A and as a counselor in the Sunday school. He and his wife served for 21 consecutive years on the Levan Ward Old Folks Committee. He was a member of the Seventy-firs- t Quorum of Seventies in Juab Stake. He followed farming and carpentry as occupations. Surviving are three daughters: Mrs. Gordon J. (Reva) Francom, American Fork; Mrs Cem W. (Olivene) Sorenson of Provo; and Mrs. Harlow W. (Blanche) Pexton, Nephi. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren; three sisters: Mrs Carl (Mary) Riggs and Mrs. J. (Tekla) Zang, both of Salt Lake City and Mrs. Maurice (Emma) Jensen of Clearfield. Interment at the Levan Cemetery will be directed by Anderson Funeral Home. Home After Competing Two Years Service Sp. 5 Randy Painter and Mrs. Painter (Barbara Barton) are in Nephi visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Painter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Barton. Sp. 5 Painter will report to Fort Lewis, for his release from service. He has spent the past 18 months in Alaska at the Arctic Test Center. He plans to attend school following his release. Herman (X Christensen Mona Lions Sponsor Yule Lights Contest Mona could easily beoome the small community with the highest percentage of decorated homes in Utah, as enthusiasm is running high In the current holiday season in regard to exterior decorating and lighting. Under a program sponsored by the Mona Lions Club, an increasing number of homes each year are being decorated in the colors and spirit of the Yuletide. Cash prizes are being offered by the Lions Club for the first, second and third place winners, with judging to be done on Tuesday evening, December 23. First and seoond place winners of 1968 and 1967 are not eligible for prizes. A list of winners will be carried in The Times-New- s on January 1 issue, according to Doyle Orgill, president of the Mona Uons. Temple President, Wife Speakers at Fourth Ward Event President Ruel Christensen of the Manti Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Mrs. Christensen, were guest speakers at a building fund banquet held at the Nephi Fourth Ward on Wednesday evening last week. The banquet was attended by a large group, including members of the Kiwanis Club of Nephi who attended with their partners as a part of their annual project of support of churches. Hie evening also was highlighted by a program of music and readings presented by the program department of the Brigham Young University with Kent Jones as master of ceremonies. Bishop Ralph E. Chase expressed appreciation for support of the guests present and committees and special appreciation for the presence of President and Mrs. Christensen and the BYU students. i Mil1 ji , half-brothe- rs and a half-siste-r: George O. Latimer, Nephi; Carl Latimer, Kenneth Latimer and Mrs. Ada Boyd, Salt Lake City and Hugh Latimer, Granger. Burial at the Vine Bluff Cemetery will be directed by Anderson Funeral Home. Nephi Young Man Is Salt Lake Police Officer A new member of the Salt Lake City Police Force is a ton of a prominent Nephi couple. He is John G. Lomax, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Lot max of Nephi. The new officer has attended the College of Southern Utah (now Southern Utah State College )and Weber State College where he has studied Police Science, and passed the and examinations necessary recently received his CHILDREN AT THE XEBO TRAINING CENTER will enjoy the educational and entertaining aspects of television, thanks to the contribution nude this week by the Nephi lions Club. A check for 1200.00 from public service projecas was contributed to Juab School District for the purpose, by Lynn Parkin, left, and Earl Bowles, right, president and vice preslions Club. Mrs. Wells (Betty) EUerteon, director of the training center approves as A. CL Starr, of the School District accepts the contifbutloa on behalf of the District and the Training Center. Photo ident of the Nephi Cterk-Treasur- T-- N er |
