The Mazatenango Guatemala East Stake has been created by Elder William R. Bradford of the Seventy. It includes the El Compromiso, La Cuchilla, Las Flores, Mazatenango Oriente and San Antonio Suchitepequez wards, and the Samayac, San Francisco Zapotitlan and Santo Domingo branches.
Elsewhere, stakes have been reorganized in Argentina, Canada, Chile, Guatemala, Mexico and Utah.
NEW STAKE
MAZATENANGO GUATEMALA EAST STAKE: (Dec. 13, 1998) Created from the Mazatenango Guatemala Stake. President — Armando Gonzalez F., 40, teacher; wife, Marsia Judith Aragon A. de Gonzalez. Counselors — Baudilio Negro S., 58, building maintenance worker; wife, Maria Antonieta De Leon de Negro. Julio Alder Martinez D., 50, carpenter; wife, Maria Estela Ramirez G. de Martinez.
STAKE REORGANIZATIONS
BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA BELGRANO STAKE: (Dec. 6, 1998) President — Benjamin Rodriguez, retained. Counselors — Juan Lorenzo Orquera E., 30, partner of CBSE; wife, Silvina Michalek Orquera. Gregory Spencer, 50, commercial manager for Prestolite South America; wife, Geraldine Campos Spencer.
DRAPER UTAH STAKE: (Dec. 13, 1998) President — Boyd S. Ware, 46, regional manager for Deseret Book Co., succeeding Dale E. Smith; wife, Linda Jean Paxman Ware. Counselors — A. Paul Glauser, 47, community development director for city of Draper; wife, Vickie Katherine Huntwork Glauser. S. Michael Wilcox, 49, instructor at University of Utah Institute of Religion; wife, Laura Louise Chipman Wilcox.
HAMILTON ONTARIO STAKE: (Nov. 22, 1998) President — William Ross Harvey, 57, manager of field operations for Ford of Canada; succeeding R. Gary Rayner; wife, Nadia Billie Jacyna Harvey. Counselors — Alan George Sidaway, 57, director of quality control for Comstock Canada; wife, Marjorie Joan Bennett Sidaway. Andrew Howard Rattray, 49, self-employed; wife, Maria Eugenia Gutierrez Rattray.
MAZATENANGO GUATEMALA STAKE: (Dec. 13, 1998) President — Carlos Humberto Santiz M., 53, sanitation inspector for Gobierno of Guatemala; succeeding Mario Antonio De Leon Santisteban; wife, Rosario Flores V. de Santiz. Counselors — Sarvelio Rene Perez, 43, accountant and attorney; wife, Irma Yolanda Batres de Perez. Victor Manuel Merida L., 43, psychologist; wife, Maria Isabel Marin M. de Merida.
PROVO UTAH SUNSET STAKE: (Jan. 17, 1999) President — R. Scott Taylor, 39, associate sports editor for Deseret News; succeeding Glade Wayne Powell; wife, Cheryl James Taylor. Counselors — Ronald J. Wright, 52, Provo High School educator and program director for Medallion Manor; wife, Barbara Brian Wright. Neil K. Child, 48, U.S. Postal Service letter carrier; wife, Sharon Lynn Fausett Child.
SANTIAGO CHILE RENCA STAKE: (Dec. 13, 1998) President — Carlos Raul Contreras V., 38, self-employed construction contractor, succeeding Leonel Elias Perez Orellana; wife, Yolanda Virginia Salamanca V. de Contreras. Counselors — Francisco Javier Seaman P., 29, human resources analyst for Sony Chile Ltd.; wife, Patricia Raquel Guerrero M. de Seaman. Esteban Mauricio Larrain H., 32, electronic specialist "C" for Ingendesa SA; wife, Maria Magdalena Barra V. de Larrain.
TOLUCA MEXICO STAKE: (Nov. 29, 1998) President — Sergio Hernandez C., 46, general director for Hernandez Anzaldo Dispatch, succeeding Gilberto Eduardo Lopez D'Antin; wife, Maria de Lourdes Anzaldo A. de Hernandez. Counselors — Ulices Pedro Leal P., 52, owner and manager of tire shop; wife, Maria de La Luz Hernandez O. de Leal. Carlos Hernandez S., 42, license syndicate for GF Bancomer SA; wife, Dulce Maria Dennis Ramos L. de Hernandez.
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