Thursday, January 7, 2010

Ward Cookbook


As a Relief Society Presidency, we're trying to gauge interest in a Ward Cookbook. We'd love to put one together, but we need your help. Would you be willing to submit your favorite tried and true recipes in several categories to compile in an inexpensive cookbook? Ward Cookbooks are the best kind. They're made up of the very best of everyone's personal collection! Please comment here if it's something you'd like to do, or would like to have in your kitchen!!

Sunday, January 3, 2010

Book Club Suggestions

The book club is looking for suggestions for books to read this up coming year. If you have a book that you would like to read or that you think would be great for our book club then please leave a comment below listing the title and author. We can not guarantee that all of the books listed will be chosen to read but the book club would love your suggestions. Things to consider when suggesting a book: availability-- are there copies of the book available for for those in our book club to read, content -- you do not have to suggest religious or church books (all genres are welcome) but we do ask that you suggest books with content that is appropriate for a church book club. Thank you for your suggestions and we look forward to seeing at the book club every 4th Thursday of the month.

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Kickboxing Class

A kickboxing class run by Carolyn Cox will begin this Tuesday. It will be held every Tuesday and Thursday at 8:00 pm at the church. It will be in whatever room happens to be available. Look on the door for a note telling which room we are using each day. Come join us in getting healthy and fit.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Book Club Tonight

The book club will be meeting tonight at 6pm at Kelli Wisner's house. We have been reading Princess Academy by Shannon Hale and you are invited to attend even if you didn't read the book. There will be no book club in November and December.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Enrichment Tomorrow!!

Just wanted to remind you of something VERY important coming up tomorrow...

ENRICHMENT!
6pm at the Church
Dinner will be served
Nursery provided

If you signed up to bring a salad or dessert, please bring them to the kitchen by 5:45 pm.

Remember the Relief Society "Swap Meet." Bring your things early (anytime after 5:00) so you can set them out and we can begin promptly at 6:00pm. Bring anything that you don't need and is taking up precious room on your shelves. I even have some extra apricot jam from last years bumper crop that I'm bringing--be creative, just make sure it useful...to somebody! :)

I think you'll love Erin Smith's presentation on "Mommy First Aid." Great info and helpful tips (from a Registered Nurse, no less) for taking care of kids and their "boo-boo's." It's helpful for ANYONE who ever takes care of children.

Our Fall Craft is going to be so fun! I believe it's easy enough to mostly finish before you go home, we've done a lot of the prep work for you. If you signed up and haven't paid, please bring the money with you to Enrichment, we'll have a kit for you. We can stay a little later if needed (8:30 or so) to give you plenty of time to work, visit, and browse!

If you have any questions, give me a call (801-704-9232).

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

New Relief Society Presidency

A couple of weeks ago we got a new Relief Society Presidency. Kathy Christensen is the President, Kathy Taylor is the 1st counselor, Erin Brand will continue serving as the 2nd Counselor, and Sarah Maddox will continue serving as the Secretary. We offer our prayers and support to the new presidency and are so grateful for the wonderful service that Debbie Sisson and Courtney Spell gave in the years and months that they were in the presidency.

September Spotlight Leona Haskell

Leona was born in Fruita, Colorado, to Joseph and Donna Valdez. She has five sisters and one brother. Her family moved to Springville when she was two years old, and they have lived here ever since. She was a quite child, but now, in her own words, She's the most talkative of them all. She loves to talk to people (even if she doesn't know them) and make friends.
Leona won a hopscotch tournament when she was in third grade. She enjoyed playing baseball and even joined a team. Her sister said she was the most mechanical member of their family when their very wise father taught them all how to change a tire and do other things that helped keep a car going.
Leona has always enjoyed sewing, which led her to what she now does for a living. She sews drapes and enjoys being her own boss.
Leona's husband, Eldon, is from Payson, and they met through a brother-in-law. They will celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary on October 30th.
Eldon has six children from his first marriage, and he and Leona have two more. Leona was a grandmother at the young age of twenty-six! Her hobby is her twenty-nine gradnchildren. She likes to joke with them about how she got to see Frank Sinatra in concert.
Leona enjoys western books and movies (including John Wayne's movies). If she had a day to choose what she would like to do, it would be to hang out with a friend. She loves our ward and enjoys associating with our beautiful sisters as she serves as our compassionate service leader.