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Show I Wednesday, September 9, 1998 lfe tEittwa-efa- Nephi, Utah s Small Gcmo and l7a3orJovl Cooperative VJildlilo r.lanarjomont (JniBs (ClVIYlUs) Cf)ord) News. . . arcncuccoG no flompDo Sjr ebeago Sra couonCy DocdopcCaSp (SkurcCa Plans for two more temples and a change in the leadership of the Presidency of the Seventy have been announced by the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints. The new temples are planned for Detroit, Michigan, and Spokane, Washington. Called to serve in the Presidency of the seven-ma- n Seventy were Elders D. Todd Christofferson, Marlin K. Jensen and David E. Sorensen, all of whom have been serving in the First Quorum of the Seventy. Members of the Quorums of the Seventy serve as administrators, overseeing the Churchs operations in different parts of the world. Some of them also serve in administrative positions in various Church departments. The three new members of the Presidency fill vacancies left by Elders Monte J. Brough, W. Eugene Hansen and Jack H Goaslind. Elder Brough was released so he can serve as president of the North America Southeast Area, with headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Elders Hansen and Goaslind will be given emeritus general authority status at the upcoming October serve some 13,300 members of the Church in four stakes and one district, plus the Michigan Detroit Mission. The Spokane Washington Temple will serve the 13,200 members in four stakes and the Washington Spokane Mission. Church annourccoc pDarao Joe On KlorilCa CfiroO OocnpDo CaroDOna sands of meetinghouses that serve local congregations. Rather, they serve wider geographic areas. The Church plans to build more temples to enable its members to use them without having to travel long distances. At the beginning of this year, the Church had some 53,000 members in North Carolina. Once a specific site in the Raleigh-Durhaarea is selected and local governmental approvals are received, instruction will begin immediately. At its completion, a public open house will be scheduled, after which it will be formally dedicated for its intended use. m General Conference of the CWMUs are areas in which landowners form associations and open their private property to upland game and waterfowl hunting, for a fee. In 1997, six CWMUs were open to public hunting. Some CWMUs are open beginning with mourning dove seasons in September. Some stay open through the end of January, to allow for late season partridge hunting. A list of cwmus providing " information about permit sales, y Nephi LDS 2nd Ward Relief dates, times and CWMU will hold the annual opening social by attending the Hale Theaters Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Relief Society sisters will attend the Wednesday, September 16 showing which will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tickets will be $7 per person. Between April 18 and August Car pool rides will be arranged 19, 12 pronghorn antelope have for all who attend. If you have not signed up but been shot and left to waste in the are interested in attending, con- Parker Mountain area in Utah. The prongtact Nannette Barrett during the evening at her home number be- horn have been found along well traveled roads throughout the fore September 11. central part of the Parker Mountain area, where they tend to spend the summer. Judging from forensic evidence collected at the crime scenes, the pronghorn have been shot with a variety of high caliber rifles. Some important evidence has The Utah National Parks been collected at a number of the Council is holding a 1st Nighter scenes. The time of day and the and ExchangeTraining meeting day of the week the pronghorn on Wednesday, September 16, have been shot varies. 0 from Jim Lamb, conservation officp.m. at the Provo Elks Lodge, located at 1000 er with the Division of Wildlife South University Avenue, in Pro- Resources who is leading the invo. Venturing, the Boy Scouts of vestigation, believes that the Americas new program for old- poaching is the work of an oppoer youth, will be introduced. rtunist who is willing to shoot All interested community these beautiful animals anytime or anywhere it is convenient. members, VenturingExploring Advisors, District Personnel and Among the dead pronghorn are youth ages 0 are invited. two very respectable bucks that Dinner is included free of charge many of the legal hunters this (Donations will be accepted). fall would have been pleased to Complimentary tickets may be harvest. A reward of up to $300 obtained through the Scout Ser- may be offered for information vice Center located at 250 West leading to the arrest and convic500 North in Provo. Please con- tion of the person or persons retact David Jones or Trina Jepp-so- n sponsible for these poaching infor more infor- cidents. 5 at mation. Anyone with information may tor information is available from all Division offices. A list is also available on the Divisions upland game web page at www.nr.state.ut.usdwr lupgame.htm Please eiyoy your fall hunting experience! Dont forget to pick up a copy of the Upland Game Proclamation and to purchase your Wildlife Habitat Authorization and license before heading aflondlnn nlov afield. opera-Societ- needed Qo apprehend pronghorn anOolopo poacher HoDp call officer Lamb at (435) south-centr- or the Divisions PoachAt Hotline at ing their request, all witnesses informants will be kept strictly conf836-241- al 10-1- 9 3 idential. From page Doy scout 1 SOfggOg training next Wednesday in some areas, said McKnight. New asphalt at a new home site will not receive more overlay nor will roads, which have received significant improvement in the last ten years, be considered. Our list is not cast in concrete, yet, said McKnight. Some refinements may still occur. One of the streets we had considered for resurfacing, for example, will not be done this year because an individual came into city hall and applied for a building permit which would mean the street would need to be torn up after it was resurfaced. 7:00-9:0- 14-2- Sperry Symposium on the Scriptures ct BYU September The list will be . updated as CWMUs register with the Division. - of family relationships. They not to be confused with the thou- Church. Other members of the Presidency are Elders L. Aldin Porter, Joe J. Christensen, Harold G. Hillam and Earl C. Tingey. The new temples to be built in Michigan and Washington state are the 16th and 17th announced Paged . 373-418- The 27th Annual Sidney B. the Scrip-Sperty'Sjftafxjsiui tures a Btiham Young Univer-- 1 sity will include talks and presentations centers on The Life and Teachings of John the Beloved Friday and Saturday, September Admission to the symposium is free. For more information or to receive a copy of the symposium schedule, contact Patty Smith, or check the In(801) ternet at: http:coned.byu.edu 18-1- 9. FAREWELL Victor Ludlow, professor of ancient scripture, will deliver the keynote address at 7 p.m. on Friday in the Joseph Smith Build- ing Auditorium. Beginning at 7:45 p.m. and ending at 9:15 p.m., lectures will continue in the JSB Auditorium and the Martin Nephi. An open house will be held at 4 p.m. in the Juab Senior Citi- zens Center, 146 North Main, Nephi. Building. On Saturday, lectures will begin at 9 a.m. in the Martin Building and JSB Auditorium and will continue until noon, when Robert L. Millet, dean of Religious Education at BYU, will speak at the closing session. Presenters include members of the BYU Religious Education Y - ' Y 'S- - ? it a "s5. . ' v ' ; Vr - .W f- l - '' x W . - yy i y yy y & v V- - . IiWImhUW trb - ;, J , i , iX'A- J - 5" f-' - ,ji. ; .vy 'Y mcra k I to -j r - I: Tft Wt .ft. v;c: Y.V. - . drrs:; cl f&'lxb H sportvr: r 1 tr--Y cnd to't iris a plr, ! AZ3 rcazflg ii. The general objectives of the symposium are to increase gospel knowledge and strengthen enm sumy ticket OXLYONPIXm SrZCIAl individual testimonies. Another goal of the symposium is to present material that will be an important supplement to the 1999 gospel doctrine curriculum on the New Testament. ASK A20UT 0UX sm:::J7C7Tzz! General pr!eell:ced Sunday, September 13, will be the general priesthood meeting for all priesthood holders in the Nephi Utah Stake. The meeting will begin at 7:30 a.m. and will be held at the Nephi Utah Stake Center. All those holding the Aaronic or Melchizedek priesthood should be in attendance. ::cd fa CzztCm cl yen Cac!:o vrsc!d cc!i i X ,173 Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints Education System, including Ricks College and ?Y" , ys3 faculty and other departments on campus and The Church of . P. called to serve in the Argentina Salta Mission. His farewell will be on Sunday, September 13, at 10:50 a.m. in the Levan LDS Ward. He will enter the MTC on September 16, 1998. His grandmother is Marcile Jackson of cw. BYU-Hawa- Elder Charles Mangelson, son of Paul and Sandra Mangelson, has been 378-361- 1, . I... 4 ' JU. |
