Show -- urn r The Herald Journal Logan Utah Thursday July 16 1998 — Page 9 i Monticello LBS temple opens MONTICELLO (AP) — The fint in a new generation of smaller Mormon temples opened The temples are buildings in which die faithful perform marriages baptisms and other sacred Wednesday with church officials praising the increased accessibility the temple would bring Monticello Stake President Teny Yardley said the temple “is a dicam come tree for his area" He said it makes temple work easier for the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints who once had to make a 450 mile round trip to the Manti temple The smaller temples are a trend announced last fall by President Gordon B Hinckley at the church's semiannual general conference Hinckley said the church would build 30 such temples worldwide before the year 2000 The Monticello temple is the first of these An open house at the temple will run through Saturday The temple will be dedicated July 26-2- the world 7 where it will become the church's 53id operating temple in Bowring who expects extended hours soon a larger temple takes to for a year and be opened as need- ed to meet demand one or two days a week rites The Monticello temple will be Jimmie Hess who lives a block open for two sessions Tuesday from the new temple said a knee through Thursday and all day Friinjury made it difficult to attend day and Saturdays said West die Manti temple “They have a Blanding Stake President Robert lot of stain in Manti I’d be so slow I'd hold up the whole HI ri 1 works’’ she said Now she said Uh H she can go to the temple again Church Don LeFevre said the floor space is around 7000 square feet — small in comparison to the Mt and Bountiful temples which are around 104000 square spokesman feet We Buy Junk Cars Valley Metals Inc 145 No lOOO W Logan 4 Visit The Book fable during the Great American Sidewak Sale d and save on a wide selection of books music videos and art JULY 15 NUMBERS Sign up to win one yeark supply of movie rentals two free WSK Shepur-chased- Pou Mart inMulan 11 adult passes to Lagoon and other prizes just for stopping by I 16 21 23 36 WEDNESDAY Another player from Btackfoot scored instant $1000 on our scratch game Monts Carlo Her winning ticket was purchased at Gorman's Food! 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