Fi 7 ’2 oe * b> ae Re A ee s = pe 1! wae & . 7 Ba . re f-f : / oo Lee———. _ an a ~ ' bo, rat. o > j ne Mr " a : 4 o —— ode Lay mie ~~ , ) ; r res me baton aN = ts a) oe beiP —_ . ne y : P Pp = siete x ae an | aie ¥ Me) ache : "vineY Zs I's. LDS 5 Tempe , _% least four |thorities of day au- Church of the iF esus Christ | Saints general of Latter- day| will be on hand Satur- for groundbreaking '}monies at the site of posed cere- the pro- | two-million- dollar Oak- land ‘Temple. LDS PRESIDENT David O. McKay and his party will leave Salt Lake City for Oakland |’ | Saturday morning. The ceremony is scheduled | adjacent |toy | ae wee ley Stake Center, | the temple site. - ACCOMPANYIN G the president will be his two counselors, Henry D. Moyle and oa feed | for 10 a.m. in Oakland-Berke- Hugh B. Brown; Joseph Fielding Smith, president of the Council of and several N es Twelve Apostles, | other | re) au-| architect for the of the designer . temple. ‘McKAY | officiate at the services expected to draw “will which several |jthousand members of the church from the Bay Area. The new temple, when com| pleted late in 1963, will serve pee 4 ers he | | PRESIDEN aL are $ chief . ton, church, and — _ Already in Oakland are Wen dell B. Mendenhall, chairman of the Church Building Department, and Harold W. Bur- in 22 UD st AL De