Monday, January 11, 2010
Need a kitty??
Since the Justesen family will be moving to CA soon, they are in need of a home for their two 9-year old cats. The cats are sisters, love to sleep, and are declawed. If anyone is interested, call Debbie or Dave at 801-523-9224.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Humanitarian rice bags for the Huntsman Cancer Institute
Dears Sisters- This month the Humanitarian Club will be making Rice Bags for the Huntsman Caner Institute. We will meet together on January 25th at the church to cut, sew and assemble them. If you are unable to come (or even if you can come) that day we could still use your help.
Here are the Needs:
Material- 100% cotton. We need material that can be cut into 4 or 5 inch squares please contact and give donations to Jolynn Skousen this week.
Rotary Cutters, Cutting mats, and quilting rulers- Material can be precut before January 25th
Sewing Machines- Fabric squares can be sewn 1/4 inch seem on 3 sides before January 25th
Rice- Not instant
If you can help with any or all of these please contact Jolynn Skousen. We hope you will all calendar January 25th and come for some fun service time. If you can't come that morning but would still like to help, please contact Jolynn Skousen 619-1221 Hm. 750-5080 cell there is much that can be done in advance or donated.
Thank You so much for joining the Service Club! It's going to be a fun year!
Recipe Exchange
Our January Girl "STUFF" activity will be on
Thursday 1/21 @ 7:00pm
@ Mary Bitner's home
We'll be having a Recipe Exchange!
the theme is: Crockpot Meals....going beyond the Roast!
Recipe Exchange nights are Fun & Easy!! All you have to do is:
1 - choose a favorite recipe that fits the theme
2 - make up a batch & bring some with you to share & taste test
3 - bring some copies of your recipe (best if formatted on 1/2 sheet to fit in the cookbooks - if you can't make copies, just bring one, we'll get more made!)
4 - show up hungry!!
Simple, right? So come and join us, whether you have a great recipe to share or are desperately looking for something edible to feed your family - this is the place to find that!
Thursday 1/21 @ 7:00pm
@ Mary Bitner's home
We'll be having a Recipe Exchange!
the theme is: Crockpot Meals....going beyond the Roast!
Recipe Exchange nights are Fun & Easy!! All you have to do is:
1 - choose a favorite recipe that fits the theme
2 - make up a batch & bring some with you to share & taste test
3 - bring some copies of your recipe (best if formatted on 1/2 sheet to fit in the cookbooks - if you can't make copies, just bring one, we'll get more made!)
4 - show up hungry!!
Simple, right? So come and join us, whether you have a great recipe to share or are desperately looking for something edible to feed your family - this is the place to find that!
Friday, January 8, 2010
Aaron Samuel Jensen
Brandi Nault Jensen (Sam--Rick and Vickie Jensens' son, and Brandi--Gabe and Shirley Nault's daughter) gave birth to their precious baby boy, Aaron Samuel Jensen, Monday night around 10:30 pm. Aaron lived for an hour which allowed all the family to hold and love him before he returned to his heavenly home. They were able to take many tender pictures and cherish the mighty spirit of this dear little baby boy. There will be a viewing tomorrow at Larkin Sunset Gardens from 12:30-1:30 pm (1950 E. 10600 S. in Sandy), and a service at 2 pm. We hope these wonderful friends all feel our love and prayers in their behalf and that Heavenly Father will continue to pour out His loving peace upon them.
As a special tribute to Aaron, they have begun an ongoing service project called "Aaron's Errands." The first "errand" will take place next Saturday. They have invited all who would like to participate to attend any temple sometime that day and do the work for someone who can't do it for themselves. The family will gather in the Mt. Timpanogas Temple for the 11 am session, and they have invited us all to join them if we'd like.
As a special tribute to Aaron, they have begun an ongoing service project called "Aaron's Errands." The first "errand" will take place next Saturday. They have invited all who would like to participate to attend any temple sometime that day and do the work for someone who can't do it for themselves. The family will gather in the Mt. Timpanogas Temple for the 11 am session, and they have invited us all to join them if we'd like.
Egg Cartons Needed!
Sisters, the Primary is asking that we save 12 count styrofoam egg cartons for an activity they are doing in March.
Sister Erickson says that you can either bring them to church, drop them by her house, or give her a call and she will pick them up!
Thanks for your help :)
Sister Erickson says that you can either bring them to church, drop them by her house, or give her a call and she will pick them up!
Thanks for your help :)
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Home Gardening Course - Draper UT Stake
Here is some info on something that the neighboring Stake is doing, which we are welcome to attend, which is right up our Focus Alley!!
"Be prepared to grow large crops of delicious fruits and vegetables in your own garden. In this six week (2 hrs a week) course you will learn all the basic principles and practical gardening methods which make home gardening easy, enjoyable and productive: including varieties, planning, planting, soils, mulching, tilling, control of weeds, insects, and other pests, climate, watering, fertilizing, pruning, and fruit tree culture. You will come away with a "green thumb."
The instructor, Gordon Wells, is the author of "Successful Home Gardening", the 156 page textbook, which is free to all students. He has a Masters Degree in Agriculture from the University of California, Davis and has taught home gardening for many years. (For questions about this class call 801.423.2655)
WHEN: Tuesday, Feb. 2 - Mar. 9, 2010 (6 classes)
TIME: 7pm - 9pm., Draper Stake Center Chapel
LOCATION: 13085 S 300 E, Draper
This class is FREE to attend, the textbook is an online book that you can print on your own computer, and registration is not required but he does encourage attendance at the first class so that he knows how many handouts to bring. He will provide lots of handouts and each class will build on the previous one.
"Be prepared to grow large crops of delicious fruits and vegetables in your own garden. In this six week (2 hrs a week) course you will learn all the basic principles and practical gardening methods which make home gardening easy, enjoyable and productive: including varieties, planning, planting, soils, mulching, tilling, control of weeds, insects, and other pests, climate, watering, fertilizing, pruning, and fruit tree culture. You will come away with a "green thumb."
The instructor, Gordon Wells, is the author of "Successful Home Gardening", the 156 page textbook, which is free to all students. He has a Masters Degree in Agriculture from the University of California, Davis and has taught home gardening for many years. (For questions about this class call 801.423.2655)
WHEN: Tuesday, Feb. 2 - Mar. 9, 2010 (6 classes)
TIME: 7pm - 9pm., Draper Stake Center Chapel
LOCATION: 13085 S 300 E, Draper
This class is FREE to attend, the textbook is an online book that you can print on your own computer, and registration is not required but he does encourage attendance at the first class so that he knows how many handouts to bring. He will provide lots of handouts and each class will build on the previous one.
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Book Club Reminder!
A reminder to all Book Groupers: We will meet on Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Mavis Glad's home to discuss "The Undaunted" by Gerald Lund. If there are any new readers wanting to come, call Jane Brinton.
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