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Show Y Wednesday, June 3, 1998 m tlllje c!nc3 Ccr cinrIo llo Cuugb? being Institute ' By Myraa Trxuntvein c-u- . Times-New- s Correspondent u An class for young is besingle adults, ages ing conducted by the Nephi and Neplii North Stakes. Classes begin on Wednesday, June 3, and will be held each Wednesday at 18-3- 0, 7:30 p.m. Juab County Commissioners and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers are inviting all residents of the county to visit the newly renovated basement of the Juab County Cultural Center where some of the DUP historic artifacts and displays are locat- The course of study will be The Life and Teachings of Jesus and His Apostles. The classes will be held at the Seminary building. Credit can be obtained from the Orem Institute of Religion, if desired. All single adults are invited to attend. Those who cannot attend weekly are invited to come whenever they can. For more information, call Chad P. Winn ed. At a recent meeting, the DUP paid tribute to county employees who helped put a ceiling in the basement, said Ike Lunt, county commissioner. Thprfuldings and grounds crew 'supplied the labor for the ceiling and painting which was done. Funding for the ceilings and painting project, he said, came from Special Services District 1. Funds for the carpeting came from the DUP. The basement rooms of the DUP museum at Nephi have been thoroughly renovated, said Bessie Jones, representing the DUP. Beautiful new carpet has been placed in all the rooms which was funded by the DUP of many years back. Money for the project, said Jones, came from a corporate fund which had been set aside, by those who had the foresight to save the money, for the purpose of purchasing the carpet. The carpet is industrial quality and blends with the carpet already laid in approaching hallways, said Jones. I can remember when that building didnt look so good, said Joseph Bernini, commissioner. When we met in the front part of the old county courthouse, in the commission chambers, the building was not in very good condition. The building, which once served as the county courthouse, was remodeled several years ago to serve as a cultural center and 3. , Legal Notice PUBLIC HEARING The Mona Town Council will hold a Public Hearing on Tuesday, June 9, 1998, at 8:00 p.m- - at the Mona Town Office Building located at 50 West Center, Mona, Utah, to hear public input and possible fiscal adoption regarding the 1998-199- 9 year budget. Nila N. Keyte, Clerk NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State Engineer received the following Application(s) to Temporarily Change Water in Juab County (Locations in SLB&M). Persons objecting to an application must a CLEARLY READABLE protest stat- file ing FILING NUMBER, REASONS FOR NAME OBJECTION, PROTESTANTS AND RETURN ADDRESS, and any request for a hearing. Protest must be filed with the State Engineer, Box 164300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-630-0 on or before JUNE 11, 1998. These are informal proceedings as per Rule R655-6-- 2 of the Division of Water Rights. POD; (LEGEND- - Point(s) of Diversion Place of Use POU; Nature of Use USE) Don E. Jones, Gardners Canyon Irrigation Company propose(s) to change the POD & POU of water as evidenced by 118 shares of Gardners Canyon irrigation Company ' i: stock.1' f HERETOFORE:tOUANTITY: 1.5 cfs. SOURCE: Unnamed Springs and Stream. POD: (1) N 1270 W 782 from SE Cor, Sec 22, T12S, R1E. USE: Irrigation: from Apr 1 to Oct 31, total acreage 211.5000 acs; Stockwatering: 329 head of livestock; Domestic: 4 families. POU: W 12 Sec 28; E 12 Sec 29; NW 14 Sec 33. T12S, R1 E. L Morgan, Dodders cnracurccoc Gcr skoraCJ'c ccoDo voCaocDoo By Times-New- s .Nissan Maxima; and Kennley Correspondent - J . Wednesday... with a chance of showers or Partly cloudy thunderstorms... mainly west. Highs Savage for a 1988 Buick LeSa- The Juab County Sheriff and bre. Juab County Commissioners Vehicles not awarded were the opened bids and recorded bid 1983 Toyota Celica, the 1991 amounts before awarding the Honda Civic, the 1987 Nissan, winning bids on 11 of 16 vehicles the 1977 Camaro, and the 1988 up for purchase on the latest Mazda Pickup. Those vehicles will be placed Sheriffs sale. A few bidders did not under- on a future Sheriffs Sale. stand that vehicles would not be awarded to anyone if bids failed to met the minimum bid amount set and so entered bids below the minimum bid amount. Those bids could not be considered. Winning bids were: Kenneth Deaton for a 1976 Ford Grana- ' Daughter bom April 30, 1998, da; Ted Chavez for the 1982 Mazda RX7; Eli Harlalild for the to Jeff and Lori Elbert. She will 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix; Mike "be named KayLynn Elbert. Her Shenogy for the 1979 AMC J10 grandparents are Bryce and Ra-fJeep Pickup; Gam L. Anderson Marian Lynn of Mona, and of White the 1986 Honda Civic; Don K mon and Loya Elbert Shepherd for the 1983 Oldsmo- - City, Oregon. Jason Kay for the 1977 Dat- -' grandparents are Ches and Mar-suLance and Michelle Gibson" garet Williams of Nephi, Fred r and Viola Lynn of Mona, Genev- ieve Elbert ofWhite city, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Tobia- son of Medford, Oregon, , . 0. Extended forecast... Thursday... and cooler with a chance of Friday... Partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows mostly in the 40s. Highs from the upper 60s to mid 70s. Saturday... Lows in the 40s to lower 50s. Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 60s to upper 70s. verfher Nephi veafher Levan Alfred Godek, reporter Norma Sherwood, reporter ovj beby born Do cron couple -- wnv am immm ? CICU $01 rVj'JP or Great-Great-bil- e; FEATURING Superior Quality You Expect In A Home." wAA-- f n; mm Mhmy Im up. Ane MM It cones, inc.rm Fcncunn 50 E. 490 S., Ivins 60 I To i CM 1st Annual Lisas Dance Shoppe Thurs. 6:30 a.m. to 7:20 a.m. Mon. 1 Call Trlcla Steele at 623-520- 8 Step Aerobics Kick Boxing fun- - fun. fun. Toning All equipment supplied Just $15 per month P.E. STATE ENGINEER Published in The Times-New- s, Nephi, Utah on 6398, and 61098.BILL2223 WORTHY IS THE LAMB! " Revelation 5:814 Live By Pastor Keith E. South , First Baptist Church Not long after Peter proclaimed Jesus to be the ' Christ, the Son ofthe Living God he tried to in Matthew 16:13-23- , from Jesus going to prevent Jerusalem. Peter still had some wrong ideas about the Messiah. He expected a' king as did the majority of the Jews, not a suffering servant who would die on a cross. It is quite dear that the Hiariplo. were not insulated from the popular notions concerning the Messiahs miaainn Despite the Lords teaching to the con- trary, they expected a political leader to usher in a temporal kingdom for Israel and relieve the oppressive burden of Roman rule. The only problem was that they did not know their Jesus was not offering a temporal kingdom but an eternal one. He was going to have to suffer and die on the cross to accomplish it. Isaiah 53 makes it very plain. The prophet reveals in v. 5, But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. Jesus continues to prepare and teach about His inevitille dsxth while His disciples struggle with in John all out People are no different today, sorting it The Bible, the very Words of God, tell us the truth about the Gospel and Gods plan of eter- Ei-bl- Broadcasts on Give- - Boat, RV & Outdoor Show All-D- ay 12-1- 7 70-8- Mostly cloudy thunderstorms... mainly mountains and west. Lows from the 40s to lower 50s. Highs from the mid 60s to lower 70s. for the 1988 Pontiac; Johnny and Chantelle Shepherd for a 1987 Myma lYauntvein VJcuSbcr OctvIco From Cho Interne? Summer Step Aerobics HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 0.9219 cfs. SOURCE: Underground Water WeHs (9). POD: (1) N 50 E 3350, 16 in. well 100 ft. to 700 ft. deep (2) N 50 E 600 from SW Cor, 16 in. well 100 ft. to 700 ft. deep (3) ' N 2877 E 528 from W 14 Cor, Sec 20, 16 in. well 490 ft. deep (4) N 40 E 670, 6 in. well 165 ft. deep (5) N 1350 E 360 from SW Cor, Sec 28, 8 in. well 200 ft. deep (6) S 872 E 2448 from W 14. Cor, Sec 29. 16 in. wel 303 ft. deep (7) N 1804 W 73, 6 in. well 173 ft. deep (8) N 1711 W 131, 8 in. well 1 55 ft. deep (9) N 40 W 54 from E 1 4 Cor, Sec 30. T12S, R1E 12 in. well 264 ft. deep. (North and West of Nephi) USE: Same as Heretofore. POU: NE 14 SW 1 4, N 12 SE 14, SE 14 SE 14 Sec 19; SW 14, W 12 SE 14 Sec 20; SW 14 Sec 28; NW 14, NE 14 SW 14 Sec 29; NE 14, NE 14 SE 14 Sec 30, T12S R1E The remaining water is used same as Heretofore. Robert im-th- Its Time To Start - cv Area Foresee? Hc?lcnnl have been thoroughly cleaned, polished, and arranged in the basement rooms, said Jones. She said broken glass has been replaced in the showcases and windows and blinds throughout the building have been cleaned. Many, many hands helped with this huge project, said Jones. We owe thanks to so many helpers and are delighted with the finished and glowing results. Wm. Boyd Howarth, commissioner, said he and the other commissioners had visited the new- ,ly renovated basement. The e provements made a big differ-ence, he said. It is a place we an all be proud of. DUP museum. A special service district was established to provide funds for the building. Originally, as the building was remodeled for use as a museum and municipal building, the ceilings in the basement were left in rough condition, said Jones. Many people do not realize what a gem we have in our community, said Jones. She said the DUP, when they provide tours for tourists, often receive compliments on the quality of the dis plays and the attractiveness of museum. All furniture, memorabilia, pictures, linens, and other items, Page 3 Section A ucc:? C":o E)0JP raucoucn bcrcznosafl rcowuy poraovaflcd vy 623-136- Nephi, Utah meB-'Nefc- ra KYKN-F- M 103.9 Aways Live All-D- ay Broadcasts on KYKN-F103.9 M nal salvation and folks struggle with the simple truths presented. God did not make it compli- cated, man has. Ephesians is very plain in vv. , For by grace are ye saved through faith: and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not nf works, lest any man should boast. The mystery of the work of the Messiah is that through this suffering, He would be exalted. Rev. 8:13 says, And every creature which is in heav- en, and on the earth, and under the earth, and such as are in the sea, and all that are in them, heard I saying, Blessing, and honour, and glory, and power, be unto him that sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb for ever and ever. The glory of the Messiah rose from the ashes of suffering and death. The Jewish people expected the Lion of Judah. They did not realize that the lion would be a Lamb. In our text today, Johns vision of the elders proclaimed that only the Lion of Judah was worthy to break the scroll. When John looked toward the throne, the eyes that gazed back at him were not those of a lion, but of a slaughtered lamb. Adams race needed more than a king, it needed a mediator, a crucified Lamb, to bring them into the heavenly king- dom. Jesus came to overcome the enmity of our hearts toward God. As a Lamb, He would die on the cross and then rise again in glory! Worthy Is The Lamb!! 2:8-9- e. 1 Saturday, June 6th At The Nephi City Park! Register to WIN a Polaris Jet Sid from Garrett Honda! 10 Cent Hot Dogs 25 Cent Hamburgers 35 Cent Soft Drinlis (Proceeds to benefit the Nephi Area Ch rr.ber cf Ccnmrrce) |