Tuesday, September 18, 2012
wanted: white shirts
The missionaries in Porto Rico are in desperate need of white shirts (long or short sleeve). So, our stake relief society is collecting white shirts. Bring whatever shirts you want to donate (can be used or new) to my house (Debra Low 159 East 500 North). They will pick up the shirts, Monday September 24th.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
blankets for sale
Sister Linda Simmons can not work outside the home, so she does crafts. She has made some cute cute cute baby blankets (just 6) for sale ($20). she is trying to earn extra money for a trip. If you are interested, call her at 801-360-2039 or 435-245-4040 (she will not be making any more than the six she has left)
Monday, August 20, 2012
yw vs. relief society softball
the relief society /yw softball game is not going to be happening this tuesday. concensus was wait. (south cache back to school night is tuesday which involves a few moms and young women) more info to follow....
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Thursday, July 19, 2012
help wanted
For the Stake Pioneer Celebration, they are in need of some salads and service.
If you could supply a salad (Terri Walden has five aluminum rectangle pans that she can drop off to whomever would help her with the salads) and/or are willing to volunteer their husbands or sons to help with clean up (they are needing five from our ward), please contatct Terri Walden at waldengang@somcast.net or 435-213-3556
Salads can be: egg, pasta, jello, or fruit (no green).
If you could supply a salad (Terri Walden has five aluminum rectangle pans that she can drop off to whomever would help her with the salads) and/or are willing to volunteer their husbands or sons to help with clean up (they are needing five from our ward), please contatct Terri Walden at waldengang@somcast.net or 435-213-3556
Salads can be: egg, pasta, jello, or fruit (no green).
Thursday, July 12, 2012
the miracle of sun and soil
"Often, just beneath the surface of modernity, a fragment of the past emerges, giving perspective to a century and more of romance with the land; and twentieth century pioneers plant a row of corn and sweet peas on the fence so they, as those who came before, can watch the miracle of sun and soil and water breathing life into their labors."
Millville Memories pg 46
Monday, July 2, 2012
want to host a youth from Japan?
A friend of Lynette Harris is sending a forward requesting help in finding homes for a group of youth coming to Utah later this month (July 24-Aug. 18). In a nutshell, host families must have a child of the same gender within 2 years age range of the Japanese guest. You need not make any special plans for trips or anything like that, but are welcome to have the children accompany you if your family has a trip planned. The children really just want to learn about family life in the U.S. and do the things kids love to do. If you are interested or have more questions you can contact Kerry Bringhurst through email or by phone at 757-9989 or contact Lisa Kent Premium International Exchange Placement Coordinatorcall at 435-744-5812 or email p.i.e._llk@q.com
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