Lindon Cannery

The Lindon Cannery is looking for individuals who are interested in serving as missionaries for 2010. We would welcome the chance to visit with you about this opportunity. Please call us at 801-785-0998 if you are interested. We can answer any questions you may have about serving.

The following stakes have been given assignments to call missionaries. You do not need to be from one of these stakes to serve. However, if you belong to one of the stakes listed below and would like to look into serving, please call the Cannery with any questions and/or fill out the attached form and take it to your Bishop or Stake President.
Highland South, Highland
Cedar Hills
American Fork, American Fork West
Heber East
Eagle Mountain West
Orem Cascade,Orem Sharon Park, Orem Heatheride, Orem Cherry Hill, Orem Lakeridge
Provo West, Provo East
Edgemont North
Springville West, Springville Spring Creek, Springville Spring Creek South
Hobble Creek, Hobble Creek West
Spanish Fork Canyon Ridge

This call is for the 2010 year. Missionaries serve at least 8 hours per week, two 4-hour shifts. The work week for Cannery missionaries is Tuesday through Friday with occasional Saturdays during the peach season (August/September). You are usually asked to serve 1 or 2 Saturdays during peaches. The Wet Pack Cannery is normally closed during the month of July..

Individual schedules and specific jobs will be determined by the Cannery and the individual after they have been oriented to the various tasks. There will be a new missionary meeting on Monday, January 11th, 9:00 a.m. at the Cannery to begin this process. This is an important meeting if you are seriously looking into this opportunity. Individuals must be temple worthy to serve in this capacity.
It is understood that there are times when missionaries need to be gone.

Missionaries can always switch with other missionaries if they need to miss their shift. There are several people who do the same job and there has never been a problem with finding someone to fill in when needed.

Those who are called to serve at the Cannery should be able to stand for extended periods of time. Those who have mechanical aptitude are specifically needed. Not all positions require lifting, but if lifting is necessary, it would average around 25 lbs. Any heavier lifting is assisted by machinery or help from patrons or other missionaries. There are some office and orientation positions which do not require either lifting or standing for extended periods.

The following information will help in filling out The Recommendation for Part-Time Missionary (attached). It needs to be signed by your Bishop and Stake President and brought to the Cannery or sent to: Church-Service Missionary Office, 50 E North Temple St., Rm. 152, Salt Lake City, UT 84150-4060 or faxed to 801-240-1726. On the form, you will need to identify Roger Lloyd as the “Name of Department Supervisor Contacted” and the Lindon Cannery as the “Name of Organization”. The “Start Date” should be listed as January 1, 2010 even though you won’t begin working until the end of January.

The Cannery is a wonderful place to serve a part-time mission. Please feel free to contact us with any concerns. Our offices are closed Friday, January 1st for the New Year holiday. Please leave a message if we are not available and we will be sure to get back with you.

Lindon Cannery Dry Pack Price Change Info

The Home Storage Center (Dry Pack) price changes will become effective January 16, 2010. The attached file contains price comparisons per item after those changes take place. You will need the Adobe Reader program (free download at Adobe.com) to access the file.

Remember the Home Storage Center closes at 12:00 noon on December 19th through January 4th. They will re-open January 5th for regular business hours (Tuesday/Thursday, 9:00 am – 6:30 pm). There will be a few days in the New Year to purchase product at current prices, but if you are planning to purchase product for Christmas…this week is your last chance! The Home Storage Center is located in the rear, west end of the Welfare Services Center, 940 W Center, Lindon.

PLEASE CALL THE HOME STORAGE CENTER (DRY PACK) WITH ANY QUESTIONS: 801-785-0997

We still have gift boxes available for purchase @ 2/$1.00 in the Wet Pack Cannery. We are completely separate from the Dry Pack so you will need to purchase them from the Wet Pack office. While we are completing the new construction (until beginning of Feb 2010), our office hours are from 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Wet Pack will be closed Thursday, December 24 & Friday, December 25 for Christmas as well as Friday, January 1, 2010 for New Year’s.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Sunday Bulletin - December 13, 2009

Lesson #45 - Joseph Smith’s Feelings about His Prophetic Mission, taught by Betsy Sykes

Announcements & Dates to Remember
Dec 13th - Lindon Stake “Carols to our King: A Family Christmas Celebration” @ 7pm. All families are encouraged to attend
Dec 15th - Book Club, Bring Your Favorite Christmas Story

A Big Thank-you to all who helped with the Relief Society Christmas Social, it was a very special evening .


FOR YOUR INFORMATION:

New Saturday hours: The Lindon Home Storage Center (801-785-0997) will be open the following Saturdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon for Bulk Sales ONLY: December 12th & 19th

The Home Storage Center is normally open every Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00 am – 6:00pm on a walk-in basis. However, they will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, December 3rd.

They will be closed for the rest of the year after Saturday, December 19th, so plan ahead if you want to do home storage for Christmas!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Presidency Message, taught by Kathy Palmer

Announcements & Dates to Remember
Dec 6th First Presidency Christmas Message @ 6pm on BYUTV & 8pm on KBYU
Dec 13th Lindon Stake “Carols to our King: A Family Christmas Celebration”
@ 7pm. All families are encouraged to attend
Dec 15th Book Club, Bring Your Favorite Christmas Story


FOR YOUR INFORMATION:

New Saturday hours: The Lindon Home Storage Center (801-785-0997) will be open the following Saturdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon for Bulk Sales ONLY: December 12th & 19th

The Home Storage Center is normally open every Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm on a walk-in basis. However, they will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, December 3rd.

They will be closed for the rest of the year after Saturday, December 19th, so plan ahead if you want to do home storage for Christmas!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - TFOT - “The Love of God” by Pres. Dieter F. Uchtdorf, taught by Lindsay Mosbarger

Dates to Remember
Dec 2nd - Relief Society Christmas Social. “There Shall A New Star Arise” Program and Refreshments provided, starts @ 7pm.
Dec 4th - Ward Christmas Party @ 6pm, dinner and program
Dec 13th - Lindon Stake “Carols to our King: A Family Christmas Celebration” @ 7pm. All families are encouraged to attend
Dec 15th - Book Club, Bring Your Favorite Christmas Story

HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING!

LINDON HOME STORAGE CENTER INFORMATION:

New Saturday hours: The Lindon Home Storage Center (801-785-0997) will be open the following Saturdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon for Bulk Sales ONLY: November 21 and December 5th, 12th & 19th

The Home Storage Center is normally open every Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm on a walk-in basis. However, they will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, December 3rd.

They will be closed for the rest of the year after Saturday, December 19th, so plan ahead if you want to do home storage for Christmas!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson # 44 - The Restoration of All Things: The Dispensation of the Fulness of Times, taught by Robbi Ann

Dates to Remember
Nov 9th-23rd - Temple Closed

Nov17th - Book Club

Nov 20th - Ward Temple Night, 7pm Endowment Session @ the Salt Lake City Temple, meet at 6pm at the Temple to have supper together.

Dec 2nd - Relief Society Christmas Social.

Dec 15th - Book Club, Bring Your Favorite Christmas Story

FOR YOUR INFORMATION:

New Saturday hours: The Lindon Home Storage Center (801-785-0997) will be open the following Saturdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon for Bulk Sales ONLY: November 21 and December 5th, 12th & 19th

The Home Storage Center is normally open every Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm on a walk-in basis. However, they will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, December 3rd.

They will be closed for the rest of the year after Saturday, December 19th, so plan ahead if you want to do home storage for Christmas!

HOME STORAGE CENTER (DRY PACK) ANNOUNCEMENT

New Saturday hours: The Lindon Home Storage Center (801-785-0997) will be open the following Saturdays from 9:00 am – 12:00 noon for Bulk Sales ONLY: November 21 and December 5th, 12th & 19th

The Home Storage Center is normally open every Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00 am – 6:00pm on a walk-in basis. However, they will be closed for maintenance on Thursday, December 3rd.

The Center will be closed for the rest of the year after Saturday, December 19th, so plan ahead if you want to do home storage for Christmas!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #43 - “He Was a Prophet of God”: Contemporaries of Joseph Smith Testify of His Prophetic Mission

Announcements

Nov 9th-23rd Mount Timpanogos Temple Closed

November 11th, Primary Quarterly Activity 4-5:50p.m. at the church. Please come and help us have fun and learn about families in the Book of Mormon. See you there!!

Nov 20th Ward Temple Night, 7pm Endowment Session @ the Salt Lake City Temple, meet at 6pm at the Temple to have supper together

Dec 2nd Relief Society Christmas Social

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

Congratulations to the Young Women Volleyball Team, they are going to Regionals

Mary Jane Johnson, Marta Dorner, Marta Valdizan, Ursala Valdizan and the humanitarian committee gathered together over 1,200 toys for children in Mexico! The dolls and toys are cleaned, sorted, bagged and ready in the warehouse for distribution. They will be availabe to single LDS mothers to give their children for Christmas. Any leftovers will be donated to a Catholic Orphanage also located in Mexico. Thank you, thank you to all who have contributed! If you would like to contribute any of the following items, it would be greatly appreciated:
• sewing machines
• hair cutting kits
• computers and printers
• construction tools
• blood pressure cuffs, diabetes strips and testers
• wheel chairs, crutches
• camping gear
• books in Spanish
• Jell-O molds
Send this list to all your email buddies! Any of these items may be left on Laurie Hasson's front porch. (927 East 110 South, Lindon) Thank you!

On-going world-wide Church projects:

"As the Church responds to humanitarian needs worldwide, the need for specific types of donations varies. Currently, the items listed below would be most beneficial. Hygiene kits, school kits, file folder games, sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts 0-16 years, and full size quilts."

If you can donate any of the above items, please give them to the humanitarian committee. You can even donate single items that go into the kits; they do not need to be completed kits. Items for the hygiene kits are bar soap, toothpaste, a packaged toothbrush, combs (no pointed ones), and bath handtowels (about 15 x 25"). Items for the school kits are unsharpened pencils, rubber pencil erasers (1 x 2), blunt nosed scissors with metal blades, handheld pencil sharpeners, 12 inch metric straight edge ruler, set of at least 12 colored pencils aprox. 7" long, and glued or spiral bound notebooks with lined notebook paper.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Presidency Message, taught by Carri Oviatt

Announcements and Dates to Remember
Nov. 1st - Stake Fireside @ 6:30 "Healing the Ties that Bind, Descendants of Joseph and Emma"
Nov. 5th - Stake Youth Dance Festival @ Oak Canyon Jr. High Gym @ 7pm, youth need to be there at 6:15

Nov. 6th - Stake Adult Fireside, An Evening with Matt Townsend @ 7pm. Don't miss this opportunity to strengthen your relationships!

Nov. 7th - RS Temple Day the 8am session, meet at the church at 7:15am for a ride.

Nov 20th - Ward Temple Night, 7pm Endowment Session @ the Salt Lake City Temple, meet at 6pm at the Temple to have supper together.

Dec 2nd - Relief Society Christmas Social.

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

Attention YM/YW and Parents:

All youth must have their pioneer clothing for the dress rehearsal on Wednesday, November 4th! Please refer to the original handout for details. Any questions? Call Marilyn Bruning. Also, please come to Oak Canyon on November 5th to support our youth!


Mary Jane Johnson, Marta Dorner, Marta Valdizan, Ursala Valdizan and the humanitarian committee gathered together over 1,200 toys for children in Mexico! The dolls and toys are cleaned, sorted, bagged and ready in the warehouse for distribution. They will be availabe to single LDS mothers to give their children for Christmas. Any leftovers will be donated to a Catholic Orphanage also located in Mexico. Thank you, thank you to all who have contributed! If you would like to contribute any of the following items, it would be greatly appreciated:
• sewing machines
• hair cutting kits
• computers and printers
• construction tools
• blood pressure cuffs, diabetes strips and testers
• wheel chairs, crutches
• camping gear
• books in Spanish
• Jell-O molds
Send this list to all your email buddies! Any of these items may be left on Laurie Hasson's front porch. (927 East 110 South, Lindon) Thank you!

On-going world-wide Church projects:

"As the Church responds to humanitarian needs worldwide, the need for specific types of donations varies. Currently, the items listed below would be most beneficial. Hygiene kits, school kits, file folder games, sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts 0-16 years, and full size quilts."

If you can donate any of the above items, please give them to the humanitarian committee. You can even donate single items that go into the kits; they do not need to be completed kits. Items for the hygiene kits are bar soap, toothpaste, a packaged toothbrush, combs (no pointed ones), and bath handtowels (about 15 x 25"). Items for the school kits are unsharpened pencils, rubber pencil erasers (1 x 2), blunt nosed scissors with metal blades, handheld pencil sharpeners, 12 inch metric straight edge ruler, set of at least 12 colored pencils aprox. 7" long, and glued or spiral bound notebooks with lined notebook paper.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson # 41 Becoming Saviors on Mount Zion

Announcements
Dates to Remember
Oct. 15 & 16 Fall Break
Oct 24th RS Temple Day 8am session

A Special Thanks to Kathy Palmer and all the sisters who helped with the Sister’s Night out. What an awesome sight is was to see the display of dolls and stuffed animals that are going to Mexico.

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. ~A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

***Winding Up the Dolls!***
Our curent doll/blanket/toy project for Mexico is nearing an end, so if you have any items yet to complete or still want to donate a new doll/car, etc., please do so NOW. Thank you so much for all of your help. We know you'll be amazed at all the dolls, etc. that will be on display that night! Are you ready, Sr. Hasson?

Jeanette Franklin is the new Visiting Teacher Supervisor replacing Jackie Devincent. Contact her @ 801-756-1923.

We have some exciting news from the EFY front!! The theme for EFY 2010 has been announced!! “Courage to Stand Strong” with the theme scripture Joshua 1:9 “Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest.” You can find more information at http://efy.byu.edu, and you can even download a “theme poster”!!

Additionally, we have a new registration process for EFY that has been re–designed to save you time and energy! It”s as easy as One, Two, Three!!!

One! — Beginning September 15, 2009 thru January 19, 2010: create a BYU Net ID, fill out a form with your name, address and email address. No money is due and no session selection is made. This phase lets us know of your intentions and puts your name on the list for the random selection process in step two.

Two! — Beginning January 22 through March 2 (8:59am), 2010: your name will be randomly selected, and you will be notified that you can login and register for an EFY session of your choice. Payment is required at this time, roommate requests can be made, AND you may select up to three other friends to register at that same time (if they completed Phase One also).

Three! — Beginning March 2, (9:00am) 2010: if you missed part one and couldn’t participate in part two, all remaining spaces will be open for enrollment.
Hopefully this new process will cut out long computer wait times. You can find more information about the process and the EFY 2010 theme, “Courage to Stand Strong,” at http://efy.byu.edu.

On-going world-wide Church projects:

"As the Church responds to humanitarian needs worldwide, the need for specific types of donations varies. Currently, the items listed below would be most beneficial. Hygiene kits, school kits, file folder games, sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts 0-16 years, and full size quilts."

If you can donate any of the above items, please give them to the humanitarian committee. You can even donate single items that go into the kits; they do not need to be completed kits. Items for the hygiene kits are bar soap, toothpaste, a packaged toothbrush, combs (no pointed ones), and bath handtowels (about 15 x 25"). Items for the school kits are unsharpened pencils, rubber pencil erasers (1 x 2), blunt nosed scissors with metal blades, handheld pencil sharpeners, 12 inch metric straight edge ruler, set of at least 12 colored pencils aprox. 7" long, and glued or spiral bound notebooks with lined notebook paper.

We'd like to send out a very BIG "thank you" to Mary Jane Johnson and her committee for all their diligent efforts to collect baby dolls and blankets and toy cars for the little children in Mexico. We thank all of you who have participated in this humanitarian service. These toys will be given to single LDS mothers so they can give their children a gift for Christmas.

If you have any of the following items that you no longer need, please donate them within the next few weeks. Collecting these supplies would make a great service project for FHE or YW/YM!
• sewing machines in good working condition
• old computers and printers in good working condition
• wheel chairs and crutches
• children's books in Spanish, school supplies, teaching supplies (We will be conducting a fireside for the parents, and teaching them how to create an atmosphere of learning in their homes. At the conclusion of the fireside, we wanted to be able to send home a kit for each family.)
• decorative jello molds
• camping gear
• tools for gardening, household repair, or for use in construction
• clothing for missionaries
Thank you so much. We are so grateful to the members of our Ward for their continued support in helping LDS families in Mexico.
Items can be left on the front porch of Laurie and Reed Hasson's home. They will be taken to Mexico over the Thanksgiving holiday.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson TFOT - taught by Lindsay Mosbarger

Announcements

Dates to Remember
Oct.1st - The stake is teaching organ lessons for 6 weeks @ 7pm, if you are interested contact Janice McKay
Oct. 9th - Enrichment “Ladies Night Out” dinner, classes, crafts and fun, from 5:00-11:00pm. Look for more information to sign up for classes.

Kris is collecting money for Diana Davey & Matt Winn Wedding

Container's found! Left at the Ward Party (Provo Canyon) were two Rubbermaid containers that held pickles and lettuce. One is squarish in shape, the other round w/an orange lid. Call Marilee 785-9522.

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

Case lot sales are going on so do an inventory of your food storage and stock up. Be Prepared. Great prices.

***Winding Up the Dolls!***Our curent doll/blanket/toy project for Mexico is nearing an end, so if you have any items yet to complete or still want to donate a new doll/car, etc., please do so NOW. You can also bring them with you to Enrichment night on October 9th. Thank you so much for all of your help. We know you'll be amazed at all the dolls, etc. that will be on display that night! Are you ready, Sr. Hasson?

Jeanette Franklin is the new Visiting Teacher Supervisor replacing Jackie DeVincent
Contact her @ 801-756-1923.

We have some exciting news from the EFY front!! The theme for EFY 2010 has been announced!! “Courage to Stand Strong” with the theme scripture Joshua 1:9 “Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest.” You can find more information at http://efy.byu.edu, and you can even download a “theme poster”!!

Additionally, we have a new registration process for EFY that has been re–designed to save you time and energy! It”s as easy as One, Two, Three!!!

One! — Beginning September 15, 2009 thru January 19, 2010: create a BYU Net ID, fill out a form with your name, address and email address. No money is due and no session selection is made. This phase lets us know of your intentions and puts your name on the list for the random selection process in step two.

Two! — Beginning January 22 through March 2 (8:59am), 2010: your name will be randomly selected, and you will be notified that you can login and register for an EFY session of your choice. Payment is required at this time, roommate requests can be made, AND you may select up to three other friends to register at that same time (if they completed Phase One also).

Three! — Beginning March 2, (9:00am) 2010: if you missed part one and couldn’t participate in part two, all remaining spaces will be open for enrollment.
Hopefully this new process will cut out long computer wait times. You can find more information about the process and the EFY 2010 theme, “Courage to Stand Strong,” at http://efy.byu.edu.

On-going world-wide Church projects:

"As the Church responds to humanitarian needs worldwide, the need for specific types of donations varies. Currently, the items listed below would be most beneficial. Hygiene kits, school kits, file folder games, sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts 0-16 years, and full size quilts."

If you can donate any of the above items, please give them to the humanitarian committee. You can even donate single items that go into the kits; they do not need to be completed kits. Items for the hygiene kits are bar soap, toothpaste, a packaged toothbrush, combs (no pointed ones), and bath handtowels (about 15 x 25"). Items for the school kits are unsharpened pencils, rubber pencil erasers (1 x 2), blunt nosed scissors with metal blades, handheld pencil sharpeners, 12 inch metric straight edge ruler, set of at least 12 colored pencils aprox. 7" long, and glued or spiral bound notebooks with lined notebook paper.


We'd like to send out a very BIG "thank you" to Mary Jane Johnson and her committee for all their diligent efforts to collect baby dolls and blankets and toy cars for the little children in Mexico. We thank all of you who have participated in this humanitarian service. These toys will be given to single LDS mothers so they can give their children a gift for Christmas.

If you have any of the following items that you no longer need, please donate them within the next few weeks. Collecting these supplies would make a great service project for FHE or YW/YM!
• sewing machines in good working condition
• old computers and printers in good working condition
• wheel chairs and crutches
• children's books in Spanish, school supplies, teaching supplies (We will be conducting a fireside for the parents, and teaching them how to create an atmosphere of learning in their homes. At the conclusion of the fireside, we wanted to be able to send home a kit for each family.)
• decorative jello molds
• camping gear
• tools for gardening, household repair, or for use in construction
• clothing for missionaries

Thank you so much. We are so grateful to the members of our Ward for their continued support in helping LDS families in Mexico.

Items can be left on the front porch of Laurie and Reed Hasson's home. They will be taken to Mexico over the Thanksgiving holiday.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #40 - How Glorious Are Faithful, Just, and True Friends, taught by Robbie Ann

Dates to Remember
Sept. 23rd Father/Daughter Dinner for the Laurels
Sept. 26th General Relief Society Broadcast, Kris has 22 tickets and 4 parking passes available to go to the Conference Center. Need to be in your seat @ 5:30, it starts at 6pm. The broadcast will be also at the Stake Center @ 6pm, there will be no dinner served, also you can see it on KBYU @ 8pm.
Sept. 27th Fast Sunday
Oct. 9th Enrichment “Ladies Night Out” dinner, classes, crafts and fun, from 5:00-11:00pm.
Look for more information to sign up for classes.

Container's found! Left at the Ward Party (Provo Canyon) were two Rubbermaid containers that held pickles and lettuce. One is squarish in shape, the other round w/an orange lid. Call Marilee 785-9522.

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. ~A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

Case lot sales are going on so do an inventory of your food storage and stock up. Be Prepared. Great prices.

Go to the RS Recipe Link for the Peach Ice Cream recipe and to see the other recipes that have been included on the bulletin. (no more saving all those papers - just click!)

Humanitarian opportunity for those interested, can help out 7 families in Nicaragua get to the Temple, cost is $40.00 per individual, contact Kris Hale.

We'd like to send out a very BIG "thank you" to Mary Jane Johnson and her committee for all their diligent efforts to collect baby dolls and blankets and toy cars for the little children in Mexico. We thank all of you who have participated in this humanitarian service. These toys will be given to single LDS mothers so they can give their children a gift for Christmas.

If you have any of the following items that you no longer need, please donate them within the next few weeks. Collecting these supplies would make a great service project for FHE or YW/YM!
• sewing machines in good working condition
• old computers and printers in good working condition
• wheel chairs and crutches
• children's books in Spanish, school supplies, teaching supplies (We will be conducting a fireside for the parents, and teaching them how to create an atmosphere of learning in their homes. At the conclusion of the fireside, we wanted to be able to send home a kit for each family.)
• decorative jello molds
• camping gear
• tools for gardening, household repair, or for use in construction
• clothing for missionaries

Thank you so much. We are so grateful to the members of our Ward for their continued support in helping LDS families in Mexico. Items can be left on the front porch of Laurie and Reed Hasson's home. They will be taken to Mexico over the Thanksgiving holiday.

LINDON CANNERY NEEDS HELP IMMEDIATELY

If you are from Orem or Pleasant Grove and can come immediately to help at the 4:00 pm shift for peaches (today, Friday, 9/18), please call the Cannery at 785-0998.

Please call before you come or be willing to be turned away if we get enough people.
We may be needing people on the 6:00 p.m. shift as well (today, Friday, 9/18). If you would like to come then, please call before you come so we can control the number of people on the shift.

You will be able to buy peaches if you work.

THIS IS FOR TODAY ONLY! If you are from Orem or Pleasant Grove and can come immediately to help at the 4:00 pm shift for peaches (today, Friday, 9/18), please call the Cannery at 785-0998.

Please call before you come or be willing to be turned away if we get enough people.
We may be needing people on the 6:00 p.m. shift as well (today, Friday, 9/18). If you would like to come then, please call before you come so we can control the number of people on the shift.

You will be able to buy peaches if you work.

THIS IS FOR TODAY ONLY!

In a Jam?

Peach Jam (Tastes like marmalade)

5 c. smashed peaches
5 c. sugar
1 small bottle marschino cherries (8 oz.)
1 can pineapple, crushed (Lg can) (20 oz.)
1 pkg. orange jello (3 oz.) (Nina says you need to use real jello mix not a generic brand. It has more flavor.)
1pkg. lemon jello (3 oz.)

Peel peaches using really hot water to make the skins come off easy. Then smash to desired consistency. Mix peaches, sugar, cherries, pineapple in pot on stove. Bring to a slow boil and boil for 20 minutes stirring periodically so as not to scorch the bottom. Remove from heat and stir in both packages of jello. Pour into hot bottles. (Can remove when hot from dishwasher or boil in water on stove top.) Clean top of bottles with a rag to insure a good seal. Put hot lids on bottle and twist on ring as hard as possible. Then slightly loosen ring so bottle mouth will not chip and break. Turn jar upside down and let set for 24 hours allowing the jar to seal. For shelf life, tighten rings once more.

Makes 6 pints of jam



Strawberry Peach Jam

5 c. smashed peaches
5 c. sugar
2 3 oz. pkgs of Strawberry jello ( or 1 6 oz. pkg) (Nina says you need to use real jello mix not a generic brand. It has more flavor)

Peel peaches using really hot water to make the skins come off easy. Then smash to desired consistency. Mix peaches and sugar in pot on stove. Bring to a slow boil and boil for 20 minutes stirring periodically so as not to scorch the bottom. Remove from heat and stir in both packages of jello. Pour into hot bottles. (Can remove when hot from dishwasher or boil in water on stove top.) Clean top of bottles with a rag to insure a good seal. Put hot lids on bottle and twist on ring as hard as possible. Then slightly loosen ring so bottle mouth will not chip and break. Turn jar upside down and let set for 24 hours allowing the jar to seal. For shelf life, tighten rings once more.

Makes 4 pints of jam


Two other recipes that were discussed are below. If any of you try these you will have to let us know how they work out.

Zuchini Jam

4-5 c. sugar
2 c. grated Zuchini
1/4 c. lemon juice
2 1/2 pkgs of Kool aid punch powder (Strawberry, raspberry, orange or grape. Your choice.)
1 small can crushed pineapple(8 oz.)
1 pkg pectin

Mix all together in pot. Bring to a hard boil for 4 mins. Seal in hot jars. Invert to cool.

Grape Jelly (Made from beet juice)

4 c. beet juice
1/2 c. lemon juice
1 pkg pectin
1 pkg grape jello

Boil for 4 minutes. Then add 6 c. sugar. Boil 2 more minutes. Pour into hot jars. Invert to cool.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #39 - Relief Society: Divine Organization Of Women, taught by Betsy Sykes

Announcements

Dates to Remember

Sept. 15th Book Group, “Mary, Martha, and Me” by Camile Fonk Olson. It is only 134 pages, Can purchase it at Seagull Book for $13.56.

Sept. 16th Nina Tapp is teaching a class on Peach Jam, she is making 2 kinds. Sign-up is in the binders

Sept. 26th General Relief Society Broadcast, Kris has 22 tickets and 4 parking passes available to go to the Conference Center. Need to be in your seat @ 5:30, it starts at 6pm. The broadcast will be also at the Stake Center @ 6pm, there will be no dinner served, also you can see it on KBYU @ 8pm.

Oct. 9th Enrichment “Ladies Night Out” dinner, classes, crafts and fun, from 6:30-11:00pm. Look for more information to sign up for classes.

Container's found! Left at the Ward Party (Provo Canyon) were two Rubbermaid containers that held pickles and lettuce. One is squarish in shape, the other round w/an orange lid. Call Marilee 785-9522.

Please come to Ward Choir practice if you enjoy singing the hymns. It is held Sunday mornings, 10:30-11:20 am in Bob and Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. A delightful way to spend the Sabbath!

Case lot sale are coming on so do an inventory of your food storage and stock up. Be Prepared.

Familiy Canning Registration

Registration for frozen berries begins Monday, September 14. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your registration and a confirmation notice will be sent to you as soon as you are scheduled. (Click on the form image for an enlarged page to print.)

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #38 - The Wentworth Letter, taught by Robbi Ann Sorensen

The Wentworth Letter is the Prophet Joseph Smith’s account of “the rise, progress, persecution, and faith of the Latter-day Saints,” including the statements known as the Articles of Faith.

The Articles of Faith describe fundamental doctrines and principles of our religion.

“We believe in God the eternal Father, and in His Son Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.

“We believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam’s transgression.

“We believe that through the atonement of Christ all mankind may be saved by obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel.

“We believe that the first principle and ordinances of the Gospel are: (1) Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ; (2) Repentance; (3) Baptism by immersion for the remission of sins; (4) Laying on of hands for the gift of the Holy Ghost.

“We believe that a man must be called of God by prophecy and by the laying on of hands, by those who are in authority, to preach the Gospel and administer in the ordinances thereof.

“We believe in the same organization that existed in the primitive Church, viz.: apostles, prophets, pastors, teachers, evangelists, etc.

“We believe in the gift of tongues, prophecy, revelation, visions, healing, interpretation of tongues, etc.

“We believe the Bible to be the word of God, as far as it is translated correctly; we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God.

“We believe all that God has revealed, all that He does now reveal, and we believe that He will yet reveal many great and important things pertaining to the kingdom of God.

“We believe in the literal gathering of Israel and in the restoration of the Ten Tribes; that Zion will be built upon this [the American] continent; that Christ will reign personally upon the earth; and that the earth will be renewed and receive its paradisiacal glory.

“We claim the privilege of worshiping Almighty God according to the dictates of our own conscience, and allow all men the same privilege, let them worship how, where, or what they may.

“We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulers and magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law.

“We believe in being honest, true, chaste, benevolent, virtuous, and in doing good to all men; indeed we may say that we follow the admonition of Paul, We believe all things, we hope all things, we have endured many things, and hope to be able to endure all things. If there is anything virtuous, lovely, or of good report, or praiseworthy, we seek after these things. [See Articles of Faith 1:1–13.]

Announcements

Aug 16 & 30 Visiting Teaching Conference
Aug. 17-21 Education Week
Aug. 20th Stake Temple Day @ 6am, 5:30pm & 8pm.
Aug. 22nd Stake Adult Meeting @ 7pm
Aug. 23rd Oquirrh Temple Dedication 9am and 3pm
Aug. 31st Ward Activity @6:30
Sept. 11&12 Adult Fireside at New Pavilion, can stay over night

Sisters, we are having 2 more Visiting Conferences for those sisters who did not have the opportunity to meet with the Relief Society Presidency, please sign up.

Primary Quarterly Activity-Wednesday, September 2nd at 7:00p.m. Come help us celebrate this year's theme "Our Eternal Family" We will be having a fun family night for all the primary children and their parents. We will be meeting in the cultural hall and sitting on blankets during the lesson the playing exciting games together. For the treat we are asking each family to bring their favorite family night treat to share. The youth will
not be holding meetings this week. See you there!!

Humanitarian Worldwide Needs
"The following items are needed by the Church worldwide humanitarian effort: school kits, file folder games, and quiet books."

If you or your family would like to donate school supplies, we will make sure they get where they should be. Included in the school kits are colored pencils, unsharpened pencils, small pencil sharpeners, 12" metric rulers, scissors with metal blades (rounded), and notebooks with paper glued or spiral holding the pages.

We in the Lindon 11th Ward continue to work on our doll/toy/blanket project. We have accumulated MANY dolls and now we need MANY blankets. Baby receiving blankets were donated this week. These are great for the dolls! Thank you so much. We will try to have more fabric next Sunday to be cut/sewn into blankets!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #37 - Charity, the Pure Love of Christ, taught by Kara Oviatt

Announcements

Dates to Remember

Aug 16 & 30 - Visiting Teaching Conference
Aug. 17-21 - Education Week
Aug. 20th - Stake Temple Day @ 6am, 5:30pm & 8pm.
Aug. 22nd - Stake Adult Meeting @ 7pm
Aug. 23rd - Oquirrh Temple Dedication 9am and 3pm
Aug. 31st - Ward Activity @6:30
Sept. 11&12 - Adult Fireside at New Pavilion, can stay over night

There is a Tri Stake Youth Dance Aug. 15th.

Sisters, we are having 2 more Visiting Conferences for those sisters who did not have the opportunity to meet with the Relief Society Presidency, please sign up.

Sisters, please call your supervisor to let them know that you have completed your V.T.

Humanitarian Worldwide Needs

"The following items are needed by the Church worldwide humanitarian effort: school kits, file folder games, and quiet books."

If you or your family would like to donate school supplies, we will make sure they get where they should be. Included in the school kits are colored pencils, unsharpened pencils, small pencil sharpeners, 12" metric rulers, scissors with metal blades (rounded), and notebooks with paper glued or spiral holding the pages.

We in the Lindon 11th Ward continue to work on our doll/toy/blanket project. We have accumulated MANY dolls and now we need MANY blankets. Baby receiving blankets were donated this week. These are great for the dolls! Thank you so much. We will try to have more fabric next Sunday to be cut/sewn into blankets!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - taught by Kathy Palmer

Announcements

Dates to Remember
Aug 1st -8th Lindon Days
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards
Aug.7th High Priest Party @ Sparks
Aug. 17-21 Education Week
Aug. 20th Stake Temple Day
Aug. 23rd Okar Temple Dedication 9am and 3pm
Aug. 31st Ward Activity


Kris has a big plastic Blue bowl from the ward barbecue that had a salad in it. Marilee Olson also has a nice salad bowl and nice salad tongs that were left there. Please contact them if they are yours.


Sister’s please call your supervisor to let them know that you have completed your V.T.

Humanitarian Worldwide Needs
"The following items are needed by the Church worldwide humanitarian effort: school kits, file folder games, and quiet books."

If you or your family would like to donate school supplies, we will make sure they get where they should be. Included in the school kits are colored pencils, unsharpened pencils, small pencil sharpeners, 12" metric rulers, scissors with metal blades (rounded), and notebooks with paper glued or spiral holding the pages.

We in the Lindon 11th Ward continue to work on our doll/toy/blanket project. We have accumulated MANY dolls and now we need MANY blankets. Baby receiving blankets were donated this week. These are great for the dolls! Thank you so much. We will try to have more fabric next Sunday to be cut/sewn into blankets!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Temple Worship: The Source of Strength and Power in Times of Need, by Elder Scott, taught by Becky Williams

Announcements

Dates to Remember
Aug 1st -8th Lindon Days
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards
Aug.7th High Priest Party @ Sparks


Kris has a big plastic Blue bowl from the ward barbecue that had a salad in it. Marilee Olson also has a nice salad bowl and nice salad tongs that were left there. Please contact them if they are yours.


Sister’s please call your supervisor to let them know that you have completed your V.T.

Humanitarian Worldwide Needs
"The following items are needed by the Church worldwide humanitarian effort: school kits, file folder games, and quiet books."

If you or your family would like to donate school supplies, we will make sure they get where they should be. Included in the school kits are colored pencils, unsharpened pencils, small pencil sharpeners, 12" metric rulers, scissors with metal blades (rounded), and notebooks with paper glued or spiral holding the pages.

We in the Lindon 11th Ward continue to work on our doll/toy/blanket project. We have accumulated MANY dolls and now we need MANY blankets. Baby receiving blankets were donated this week. These are great for the dolls! Thank you so much. We will try to have more fabric next Sunday to be cut/sewn into blankets!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #36 - Receiving the Ordinances and Blessings of the Temple, taught by Marilee Olson

Dates to Remember
July 24th Pioneer Day
July 25th Lindon Stake Breakfast 8;00-9:30am
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards

Lindon Stake Pioneer Day Breakfast
Saturday, July 25th at our new Stake Center Pavilion 8:00 am to 9:30 am
Flag ceremony, prayer, and message at 8:00 am

Sister’s please call your supervisor to let them know that you have completed your V.T.

Kris has a big plastic Blue bowl from the ward barbecue that had a salad in it. Marilee Olson also has a nice salad bowl and nice salad tongs that were left there. Please contact them if they are yours.

Humanitarian Worldwide Needs: "As the Church responds to humanitarian needs worldwide, the need for specific types of donations varies. Currently, these items would be most beneficial--Crib and twin size quilts, file folder games, and school kits.''

Humanitarian Doll/Blanket/Toy Project in Lindon 11th: Locally, we are working hard on our own project for fall delivery to Mexico with the Hassons. Lovely doll blankets have been donated by the Activity Day girls in Primary. Quilts completed by Jenny and Jeannine Cartwright and others show that no matter where our donations go, they will still be top notch in quality. Thank you so much. P. S. You CAN donate new cars, dolls, etc.

Don't forget to stop by Marta Valdizan's on Wednesday mornings 10-12 to help clean dolls, etc. We need your help!

Bags of "happy feet" and unfinished doll blankets will be going around in Relief Society today. You have ALL summer, so please take at least one or two items to help. Fabric donations are needed ASAP! Thanks again!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Respect and Reverence, by Margaret Lifferth, taught by Marla Arbon

Announcements

Dates to Remember
July 8th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards
July 12th V.T. Interviews @ 4-7pm at Kathy Palmer’s
July 14th Oquirrh Temple Open House @10am
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards

Sister’s please call your supervisor to let them know that you have completed your V.T.

Please look for the sign-up sheet in the binder for the Visiting Teacher Conference

The temple provides eternal blessings to us and our loved ones. To help us find unity in the Lindon 11th Ward as we strive to bring the blessings of the temple to many, we will track our progress through our “penny jar.” Performing each of the items below makes you eligible to contribute (to be donated to Primary Children’s Hospital when the jar is full).
The following makes you eligible for a 5¢ contribution:
• Each endowment
• Each name submitted for temple work
The following makes you eligible for a 1¢ contribution:
• Each baptism or confirmation for the dead
• Each temple sealing
• Each temple initiatory ordinance
• Each extraction/indexing batch

Feel free to reach in and make change, but no contributions please without earning them.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #34 - The Power of Forgiving, taught by RobbiAnn Sorensen

Announcements

Dates to Remember
July 8th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards
July 12th V.T. Interviews @ 4-7pm
July 14th Oquirrh Temple Open House @10am
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards

The temple provides eternal blessings to us and our loved ones. To help us find unity in the Lindon 11th Ward as we strive to bring the blessings of the temple to many, we will track our progress through our “penny jar.” Performing each of the items below makes you eligible to contribute (to be donated to Primary Children’s Hospital when the jar is full).
The following makes you eligible for a 5¢ contribution:
• Each endowment
• Each name submitted for temple work
The following makes you eligible for a 1¢ contribution:
• Each baptism or confirmation for the dead
• Each temple sealing
• Each temple initiatory ordinance
• Each extraction/indexing batch

Feel free to reach in and make change, but no contributions please without earning them.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Presidency Message, taught by Kris Hale

Announcements

Dates to Remember
June 11th Temple Day, Meet at the church @ 8:45, Session @ 9:30, lunch afterwards
June 15-19 - Girls Camp - Please make note of the extra day!
July 8th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards
July 12th V.T. Interviews @ 4-7pm
Aug. 6th Temple Day, 9:30 Session, lunch afterwards

Stake Emergency Preparedness Drill - Saturday June 13 at 6:00 p.m.
The Stake Young Womens need beads, old necklaces, but not plastic beads, for a service project they are doing at Girls Camp.

Quilt batting is needed for Girls Camp, contact Brenda McIntosh.

Relief Society News

June 3rd
Enrichment Night
at Marilyn Buckner’s at 6:30pm
Bring the food you signed up for,
Bring a lawn chair

June 8th
Ward Social
Ladies, ask your husbands what food they signed up to bring, the list was passed around in Priesthood

June 11th
Relief Society Temple Day
9:30 session with lunch afterward

Young Women need quilt batting for Girl’s Camp
if you would like to donate contact Brenda McIntosh

Happy Birthday to
Camiel Fairbanks June 6th
Jackie Devincent June 7th

Lovin' Dutch Oven

Enrichment Night

Wednesday, June 3rd

6:30 pm

Dinner & Socializing in

Marilyn Buckner’s Backyard
Come hungry and bring a lawn chair!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #32 - “Responding to Persecution with Faith and Courage”

Announcements

Dates to Remember
May 17th Seminary Graduation
May 19th Book Club Alliance by Gerald Lund
May 21st - Seniors Graduation Dinner - 6:00 pm - Tribes backyard
June 15-19 - Girls Camp - Please make note of the extra day!

Kris will be collecting money for a group gift for Travis and Caitlin.

For all YSAs and Graduating Seniors: YSA Summer Summit
June 19 -21
http://www.summersummit.com/
Register online now for the 2009 Young Single Adult Conference on June 19 – 21 in the American Fork area. Come for great Speakers (including Sheri L. Dew, James L. Ferrell and Mary Ellen Edmunds), Dancing, Comedy, Music, Service Projects, Sports, Food and More! All young single adults (ages 18 – 30) in the Lindon, Pleasant Grove, Cedar Hills, Alpine and Highland stakes are invited.

Here are the General Conference talks that should be used for the next 6 months.
May – Becoming Provident Providers Temporarily and Spiritually, Robert D. Hales
June – Respect and Reverence – Margaret Lifferth
July – Temple Worship: The Source of Strength and Power in Times of Need, Elder Scott
Aug – Sacred Homes, Sacred Temples, Gary E. Stevenson
Sept – Be Thou an Example of the Believers, Ann Dibb
Oct – Adversity, President Henry B. Eyring.

***BREAKING NEWS***Starting Wednesday, May 20, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, you are invited to work on the doll project for Mexico each Wednesday morning at Marta Valdizan's, 954 East 100 North. (We will NOT meet Wednesday, June 3) Projects will include cutting doll blankets, cleaning up the dolls, washing and styling hair, cutting out doll clothes, etc. Please bring items such as sewing scissors, rags, etc., whatever you think you'll need. Questions? Call Marta at 801 796-6073 or Mary Jane at 801 796-7449. Thanks!

CURRENT LOCAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--Please check in the Relief Society binders going around during third hour for the sign-up sheets for our toy/doll project. We need helpers for cleaning, sewing dresses and doll blankets, cutting out items to be sewn, and finding toys and dolls for us to work on. Please no porcelain or battery toys. Acceptable items are small cars and trucks (with wheels that work), Barbie dolls and Cabbage Patch dolls, stuffed animals in good shape, and other dolls. We will clean the dolls up, dress them in new dresses, and wrap them in a small doll blanket. These toys will go to Mexico next fall. Thank you for all your good help!

Lovin’ Dutch Oven!

Enrichment Night

Wednesday, June 3rd
6:30 pm
Dinner & Socializing in
Marilyn Buckner’s Backyard

Come hungry and bring a lawn chair!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - #31 - “God Shall Be with You Forever and Ever: The Prophet in Liberty Jail," taught by Betsy Sykes

Dates to Remember
May 10th Mothers Day
May 16th PG Morp
May 17th Seminary Graduation
May 19th Book Club Alliance by Gerald Lund
May 21st - Seniors Graduation Dinner - 6:00 pm - Tribes backyard
June 15-19 - Girls Camp - Please make note of the extra day!

Activity Day Mother/Daughter Service Fiesta
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
7:00-8:00 p.m.
All primary girls ages 8-11 and their Moms
Light refreshments
Bring a doll or stuffed animal to donate to the ward Mexico project

CURRENT WORLDWIDE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--The current needs of the Humanitarian Services in Salt Lake City are single quilts, full size quilts, and puppets. For the time being, the Humanitarian Center has received sufficient donations for the following items: winter caps and scarves, wooden blocks and cars, and soft toy balls. When making donations to the Humanitarian Center, please refer to the project guidelines to make sure your donation is in compliance. Patterns for current need items are now available online at http://www.providentliving.org/.

CURRENT LOCAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--Please check in the Relief Society binders going around during third hour for the sign-up sheets for our toy/doll project. We need helpers for cleaning, sewing dresses and doll blankets, cutting out items to be sewn, and finding toys and dolls for us to work on. Please no porcelain or battery toys. Acceptable items are small cars and trucks (with wheels that work), Barbie dolls and Cabbage Patch dolls, stuffed animals in good shape, and other dolls. We will clean the dolls up, dress them in new dresses, and wrap them in a small doll blanket. These toys will go to Mexico next fall. Thank you for all your good help!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - "Set Your House in Order" taught by Kathy Palmer

“The Savior has commanded the Church and its members to be self- reliant and independent”…

Announcements

Dates to Remember
May 5th Stake YW Recognition Night
May 9th Temple Day
May 10th Mothers Day
May 16th PG Morp
May 17th Seminary Graduation
May 19th Book Club Alliance by Gerald Lund
May 21st Seniors Graduation Dinner - 6:00 pm - Tribes backyard
June 15-19 - Girls Camp - Please make note of the extra day!

Activity Day Mother/Daughter Service FiestaWed., May 13, 20097:00-8:00 p.m.All primary girls ages 8-11 and their Moms, Light refreshments,*Bring a doll or stuffed animal to donate to the ward Mexico project

The ward choir is singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.


CURRENT WORLDWIDE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--The current needs of the Humanitarian Services in Salt Lake City are single quilts, full size quilts, and puppets. For the time being, the Humanitarian Center has received sufficient donations for the following items: winter caps and scarves, wooden blocks and cars, and soft toy balls. When making donations to the Humanitarian Center, please refer to the project guidelines to make sure your donation is in compliance. Patterns for current need items are now available online at http://www.providentliving.org/.

CURRENT LOCAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--Please check in the Relief Society binders going around during third hour for the sign-up sheets for our toy/doll project. We need helpers for cleaning, sewing dresses and doll blankets, cutting out items to be sewn, and finding toys and dolls for us to work on. Please no porcelain or battery toys. Acceptable items are small cars and trucks (with wheels that work), Barbie dolls and Cabbage Patch dolls, stuffed animals in good shape, and other dolls. We will clean the dolls up, dress them in new dresses, and wrap them in a small doll blanket. These toys will go to Mexico next fall. Thank you for all your good help!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - “Finding Joy in the Journey" by Pres Monson, taught by Marla Arbon

Dates to Remember
Apr 29th Open House @ 3pm & Parent/Teacher Conf @ 3:30 – 8:00pm
May 2nd Stake Adult Conference Workshop 200 South Building @ 8:30am
May 2nd PG Prom
May 9th Temple Day
May 10th Mothers Day
May 16th PG Morp
May 12th Book Club Alliance by Gerald Lund

Tuesday, May 5th - Stake YW Recognition Night (this date has been changed from April 29th), Thursday, May 21st - Seniors Graduation Dinner - 6:00 pm - Tribes backyard
June 15-19 - Girls Camp - Please make note of the extra day!

Primary Quarterly Activity Wed, April 29th 4-5:30 p.m.
Bishop's Bash! Come and learn about and play with the great members of our ward's Bishopric.
Games, Exciting Activities, Lots of Fun and Treats!!

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #30 - "Valiant In The Cause of Christ" taught by Robbi Ann Sorenson

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Have you started getting your garden ready? This week is going to be beautiful. Potatoes can go in along with peas, lettuce and onions, and any other cold weather plants.

Book Group

Book club will be held at Laurie Hasson's home on April 21st at 7:00 p.m. We will be discussing the book "Seabird" which was written by Laurie's mother, Edna Smith Browne.

Garden Mini Class

Sister Cartwright will be teaching a gardening class on Wednesday, April 22nd. It will be held at her home at 10:00 a.m and 7:00 p.m. Bring a plot (dimension and shape) of a flower bed that you would like to design, OR just come and participate.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - #29, Living With Others in Peace and Harmony, taught by Betsy Sykes

ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann Sorensen's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.


CURRENT WORLDWIDE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--The current needs of the Humanitarian Services in Salt Lake City are single quilts, full size quilts, and puppets. For the time being, the Humanitarian Center has received sufficient donations for the following items: winter caps and scarves, wooden blocks and cars, and soft toy balls. When making donations to the Humanitarian Center, please refer to the project guidelines to make sure your donation is in compliance. Patterns for current need items are now available online at http://www.providentliving.org/.

CURRENT LOCAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--Please check in the Relief Society binders going around during third hour for the sign-up sheets for our toy/doll project. We need helpers for cleaning, sewing dresses and doll blankets, cutting out items to be sewn, and finding toys and dolls for us to work on. Please no porcelain or battery toys. Acceptable items are small cars and trucks (with wheels that work), Barbie dolls and Cabbage Patch dolls, stuffed animals in good shape, and other dolls. We will clean the dolls up, dress them in new dresses, and wrap them in a small doll blanket. These toys will go to Mexico next fall. Thank you for all your good help!


Dates to Remember
Apr 13th-17th Spring Break
Apr 21st Book Group “Seabird”
May 5th Stake YW Recognition Night

Hearts Knit Together

This photo was taken the Sunday the "Unity" talk by Pres. Eyring was given, February 15.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - #28, "Missionary Service: A Holy Calling, a Glorious Work" taught by Robbi Ann Sorenson

Announcements
The Ward choir is singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

CURRENT WORLDWIDE HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--The current needs of the Humanitarian Services in Salt Lake City are single quilts, full size quilts, and puppets. For the time being, the Humanitarian Center has received sufficient donations for the following items: winter caps and scarves, wooden blocks and cars, and soft toy balls. When making donations to the Humanitarian Center, please refer to the project guidelines to make sure your donation is in compliance. Patterns for current need items are now available online at Provident Living.

CURRENT LOCAL HUMANITARIAN NEEDS--Please check in the Relief Society binders going around during third hour for the sign-up sheets for our toy/doll project. We need helpers for cleaning, sewing dresses and doll blankets, cutting out items to be sewn, and finding toys and dolls for us to work on. Please no porcelain or battery toys. Acceptable items are small cars and trucks (with wheels that work), Barbie dolls and Cabbage Patch dolls, stuffed animals in good shape, and other dolls. We will clean the dolls up, dress them in new dresses, and wrap them in a small doll blanket. These toys will go to Mexico next fall. Thank you for all your good help!

Dates to Remember
March 22nd - Sacrament Mtg only
March 22nd - Draper Temple Dedication @ 4:30, be in your seats by 4
Mar 29th - Visiting Teacher Conference
April 21st - Book Group “Seabird”

Look in the binders for information on Lindon Cannery.

Food Storage sales going on now so stock up.

Kevin and Jeannine's phone number has changed the new number is 616-8945

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

Missionary Month—Weekly Challenge
MARCH 1-7Up by 6:30 a.m.
In bed by 10:30 p.m
Read Scriptures
Pray daily3
0 minutes of self study—What is the Role of the Book of Mormon?
1hour companionship Study—During the week
Act of Meaningful Service (ADD—MARCH 8-14)
Prepare 1 FULL meal for your family (ADD—March 15-21)
Give Family Home Evening before Tracting night (ADD—March 22-28)

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - #27, "Beware the Bitter Fruit of Apostasy" taught by Mary Hasler

“In all your trials, tribulations and sickness, in all your sufferings, even unto death, be careful you don’t betray God,…be careful you don’t apostatize.”

Announcements
The Ward choir is singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sr. Johnson's. Thanks for all your help.

Dates to Remember
Mar 9th No School
Mar 10th Book Group “Laddie a True Blue Story”
Mar 14th Relief Society Temple Day @ 8am
Mar 22nd Draper Temple Dedication @ 4:30
Mar 29th Visiting Teacher Conference
April Book Group “Seabird”

Look in the binders for information on Lindon Cannery.

Food Storage sales going on now so stock up.

Kevin and Jeannine phone number has changed the new number is 616-8945

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

Missionary Month—Weekly Challenge
MARCH 1-7
Up by 6:30 a.m.
In bed by 10:30 p.m
Read Scriptures
Pray daily
30 minutes of self study—What is the Role of the Book of Mormon?
1hour companionship Study—During the week

Act of Meaningful Service (ADD—MARCH 8-14)

Prepare 1 FULL meal for your family (ADD—March 15-21)

Give Family Home Evening before Tracting night (ADD—March 22-28)

Hearts Knit Together

Come celebrate the Relief Society's birthday, Wednesday, March 4th in the cultural hall. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a very special program that will lift your spirit and touch your heart.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - "Conversion" taught by Kim Sparks

Announcements
We are singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sr. Johnson's.

Look in the binders for information on Lindon Cannery
Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

Dates to Remember
Mar 4th Relief Society Birthday, dinner at 6:30pm
Mar 6th Stake Adult Fireside, 7:00pm at Stake Center, “The Seven Basic Needs – Build, Strengthen and Re-energize Your Relationships
Mar 9th No School
Mar 10th Book Group “Laddie a True Blue Story”
Mar 14th Relief Society Temple Day @ 8am
Mar 29th Visiting Teacher Conference

Sunday Bulletin

WARD CONFERENCE
Meeting Conducted by the Stake Presidency

Announcements
The Choir is singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Caroline Lundberg will teach a conducting class in the Stake Center RS Room on Tues. Februrary 24th at 7:00 pm. All are invited who would like to improve in this skill.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sr. Johnson's. Call Mary Jane with questions. Thanks for all your help.

Dates to Remember
Mar 4th Relief Society Birthday, dinner at 6:30pm
Mar 6th Stake Adult Fireside, 7:00pm at Stake Center, “The Seven Basic Needs – Build, Strengthen and Re-energize Your Relationships
Mar 10th Book Group “Laddie a True Blue Story”

Look in the binders for information on Lindon Cannery. The same info is also included in a previous post on this blogspot.

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

Dave and Deon have a one bedroom basement apartment for rent.

Hearts Knit Together
Come Celebrate the Relief Society's BirthdayWednesday, March 4th in the Cultural Hall. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30 p.m.followed by a very special program that will lift your spirit and touch your heart.

Hearts Knit Together

Come celebrate the Relief Society's birthday, Wednesday, March 4th in the cultural hall. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a very special program that will lift your spirit and touch your heart.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson - Teaching For Our Times, “Our Hearts Knit as One” by President Eyring, taught by Robbi Ann Sorenson


Announcements
The Choir is singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Mary Jane's. Thanks for all your help.

Dates to Remember
Feb 16th No School Presidents Day
Feb 18th Parent Teacher Conf - High School
Feb 22nd Ward Conference
Mar 4th Relief Society Birthday, dinner at 6:30pm
Mar 6th Stake Adult Fireside, 7:00pm at Stake Center, “The Seven Basic Needs – Build, Strengthen and Re-energize Your Relationships
Mar 10th Book Group “Laddie a True Blue Story”

Look in the RS binders or below on the blog for information on Lindon Cannery

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

New Operation of Lindon Home Storage Center

The Lindon Home Storage Center is pleased to announce a change in operation that supports the counsel of the First Presidency and the basic guidelines for family home storage.

Please review the pamplet "All Is Safely Gathered In."

The changes will simplify the Home Storage Center's ability to serve the individual and family with a walk-in, open schedule program. There will not be a pre-set or assigned Stake or Ward schedule.

Food Storage Minimums

400 lbs of grains, not just wheat, 17.5 oz/day
60 lbs of beans, 2.6 oz/day
10 quarts cooking oil, shortening, butter, .87 oz/day
60 lbs sugar/honey, 2.63 oz/day
8 lbs salt, not only for eating-curing, .35 oz/day
16 lbs powdered milk, .70 oz/day
14 gallons drinking water - FOR 1ST 2 WEEKS

Two 5 gallon buckets will hold 75 lbs wheat, rice or other grain. This means that you will need 11 buckets of grain for each person in your family.

If you store all your grains in #10 cans - wheat, rice, corn, etc - you will need 64 cans or 10.5 cases per person. Serving about 2 cups un-ground grain per day.

Rolled oats are lighter but bulkier, so they require more storage space. You would need 124 cans or 21 cases per person.

Pasta - you will need 32 cans or 5.25 cases per person.

Beans - a 25 lb bag will fit in a single 5 gallon bucket with some space left over. So 2 buckets will hold a one person supply, or twelve #10 cans or about 2 cases. Serving 3/4 cup per day.

This is not much food folks. Get the basics and then immediately begin adding more kinds of grain, soup mix, canned and/or dehydrated vegetables and fruits. Add a variety more than the minimal survival diet. For example: the minimum recommended amount of grain, when ground and prepared will yield about 6 small biscuits or a plateful of pancakes. It's enough to keep you alive, but a far cry from being satisfying and not being hungry.

The one month kit costs $18.69. All they need is 12 of these per person to survive. They fit nicely under beds or stacked in a closet. Less than $1.00/day!!!

PLACES TO PURCHASE

Wheat - I would buy this by the bag at the cannery ASAP! I would order 6 gallon buckets from Walton's or where ever you have a better source. You can even order these buckets later. Getting the food is probably the most important right now.

Flour - I would also buy this at the cannery. It is currently $7 for a 25 lb bag.

Pasta - I would buy macaroni and spaghetti at the cannery by the can. Buy egg noodles from Walton's.

Sugar - I would buy by the bag at the Macey's Case Lot Sale in March. It should be about $9.

Beans - I would buy by the can at the cannery.

Lentils - I would buy at Walton's.

Oats - I would buy at the cannery. If you like other grains, get them at Walton's. Like Cream iof Wheat (Germade) is really cheap by the can at Walton's. Check Macey's this month.

Rice - I would buy at the cannery or Sam's club.

TIPS
Vanilla extract will improve the flavor of powdered milk. Learn how to make and use wheat gluten (smoke flavor, chicken or beef bouillon adds good flavor). Chocolate syrup and powdered drink mixes help with appetite fatigue. Vitamins and protein powders will boost the nutrition levels of foods that may have suffered losses during processing and longer storage. Try Costco and Sam's Club for the best prices. The cannery has Cocoa Mix for the best price around.

This information was provided by the ward Provident Living Specialist.

Food Storage on $5 a Week

Week 1 : 6 lbs. salt
Week 2 : 5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 3 : 20 lbs. of sugar
Week 4 : 8 cans tomato soup
Week 5 : 50 lbs wheat
Week 6 : 6 lbs. macaroni
Week 7 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 8 : 8 cans tuna
Week 9 : 6 lbs. yeast
Week 10 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 11 : 8 cans tomato soup
Week 12 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 13 : 10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 14 : 7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 15 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 16 : 5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 17 : 1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins
Week 18 : 10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 19 : 5 cans cream of mushroom soup
Week 20 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 21 : 8 cans tomato soup
Week 22 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 23 : 8 cans tuna
Week 24 : 6 lbs. shortening
Week 25 : 50 lbs wheat
Week 26 : 5 lbs. honey
Week 27 : 10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 28 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 29 : 5 lbs. peanut butter
Week 30 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 31 : 7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 32 : 10 lbs. powdered milk
Week 33 : 1 bottle 500 aspirin
Week 34 : 5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 35 : 50 lbs wheat
Week 36 : 7 boxes macaroni and cheese
Week 37 : 6 lbs. salt
Week 38 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 39 : 8 cans tomato soup
Week 40 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 41 : 5 cans cream of chicken soup
Week 42 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 43 : 1 bottle 500 multi-vitamins
Week 44 : 8 cans tuna
Week 45 : 50 lbs. wheat
Week 46 : 6 lbs. macaroni
Week 47 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 48 : 5 cans cream of mushroom soup
Week 49 : 5 lbs. honey
Week 50 : 20 lbs. sugar
Week 51 : 8 cans tomato soup
Week 52 : 50 lbs. wheat

You will end up with:

500 pounds of wheat
180 pounds of sugar
40 pounds of powdered milk
12 pounds of salt
10 pounds of honey
5 pounds of peanut butter
45 cans of tomato soup
15 cans of cream of mushroom soup
15 cans of cream of chicken soup
24 cans of tuna
21 boxes of macaroni and cheese
500 aspirin
1000 multi-vitamins
6 pounds of yeast
6 pounds of shortening
12 pounds of macaroni

Some weeks you will have leftover change. Save the change each week in a kitty to be used for the weeks you may exceed $5.00 (for example, as when purchasing wheat or milk). This should be enough to sustain 2 people for 1 year. For every 2 people in your family, add $5 more and double or triple the amount of the item you are buying for that week.

Lindon Cannery Changes

There is an important change to the Family Canning procedure. Due to new product clearance regulations, no product can be sold the same day it is produced. Those who schedule the first day of any product must pick up their order after the last day the item is produced. This means if a product is produced on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, those who are registered on the first day cannot pick up their items until the following Friday or Monday. Pick-up dates for each product will be given at the orientation for your shift. We encourage those who live close to the Cannery to schedule on the first days to help those living further from the Cannery. You may pick up your product at subsequent shifts, but all products must be picked up before the day of the overage sale. We can not have anyone picking up on the same day as the overage sale.Just a few reminders for successfully completing your Family Canning Registration:

1) We now have 5,500 people on our distribution list. Understandably, we cannot respond to emails sent to the distribution email address. You can not schedule family canning through email. Please mail the completed paper copy of the registration along with a self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE) must be mailed to the Lindon Cannery, 940 W Center, Lindon, UT 84042. We will return your confirmation in your SASE.

2) You must pull the attachment in through the Adobe Reader to print off a readable copy of the registration form. We cannot process registrations that are not in the proper format. If you do not have the Adobe Reader downloaded, please go to the following website. It is a free download: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html. This program works like any other word processor. It is easiest to save the attachment to your desktop and then open and print the registration through the Adobe Reader program.

3) You are only allowed to schedule one shift per person until the Monday just before we begin production on an item. On the prior Monday, if there are open shifts or cancellations, we will take phone registrations ONLY for the product being produced that week.

4) Please remember to indicate the number of cases you want to order of each product you are scheduling. If an amount is not listed, you will be assigned 2 cases. This number cannot be increased. (You are always able to lower your order amounts when you check in for your shift.) You may, however, schedule a 2nd shift, if there are any available, beginning the Monday of the same week we begin processing the item.

5) Please only “X” through dates and times that you absolutely cannot come. We will not schedule anything that has an “X” through it. The 9:00 and 10:00 shifts are the most requested and fill up the fastest. We will schedule your circled dates and times first. FYI: The Church Canneries are still not able to offer canned meats for family canning. We do not know when or if this will change. We have no further information on the status of this concern but will let you know as soon as anything changes! We are all hoping this will be resolved soon.

At this time, this Spring Family Canning schedule may be the only one offered at the Lindon Cannery in 2009 due to scheduled repairs on the building in October, November & December. If the maintenance is rescheduled, we will contact you through this distribution email.

Come celebrate the Relief Society's birthday, Wednesday, March 4th in the cultural hall. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a very special program that will lift your spirit and touch your heart.

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson 26 - Elijah and the Restoration of the Sealing Keys, taught by Betsy Sykes

“How shall God come to the rescue of this generation?

He will send Elijah the prophet.”

Announcements
We are singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sr. Johnson's/ Call Mary Jane with questions. Thanks for all your help.

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.

Tracy is collecting money for a wedding gift for Mary and McKay.

Dates to Remember
Feb 10th Book Club “The Wednesday Letters”
Feb 14th RS Temple Day @ 8am
Feb 14th Stake Valentines Dinner/Dance
Feb 14th Shepherd/Stevens Wedding
Feb 16th No School Presidents Day
Feb 18th Parent Teacher Conf - High School
Feb 22nd Ward Conference

Hearts Knit Together

Come celebrate the Relief Society's birthday, Wednesday, March 4th in the cultural hall. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:30pm followed by a very special program that will lift your spirit and touch your heart.

Sunday Bulletin

"No calling is beneath us. Every calling provides an opportunity to serve and to grow. The Lord organized the Church in a way that offers each member an opportunity for service, which in turn, leads to personal spiritual growth. Whatever your calling, I urge you to see it as an opportunity not only to strengthen and bless others but also to become what Heavenly Father wants you to become." - Pres. Dieter F. Uchtdorf-

Announcements
If your New Year's Resolutions include coming to choir, now is the perfect time to start! We are singing exciting music that will help you enjoy the Sabbath more fully. Join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sr. Johnson's. Call Mary Jane with questions. Thanks for all your help.

Dates to Remember
Jan 28th - Stake Temple Day
Jan 31st - Adult Session 7pm
Feb 1st - Stake Conference
Feb 2nd - No School Professional Development
Feb 7th - RS Board Meeting @ 9am @ the Church
Feb 10th - Book Club “The Wednesday Letters”
Feb 14th - RS Temple Day @ 8am
Feb 14th - Stake Valentines Dinner/Dance
Feb 16th - No School Presidents Day
Feb 18th - Parent Teacher Conf - High School
Feb 22nd - Ward Conference

Mark Smith's Eagle Project:Please donate funds toward my Eagle Project. I've acquired the necessaryitems for 106 hygiene kits. The YM/YW have assembled the kits and NOW Ineed to raise $$ to pay off my loan. What a terrific way to help ourbrothers and sisters around the world who are in need. This Wednesday theTeachers' Quorum will be knocking on your door. $5 will fund one hygienekit. Please be generous. Thanks, --Mark

Activity Day Daddy/Daughter Sweetheart Ball
When: Wed. February 4, 2009
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
We will hold it in the Gym at the church. Sunday Dress, light refreshments will be served.
Who: Pimary girls ages 8-11 and their Dads

Sunday Bulletin

Lesson #25 - “Truths from the Savior's Parables in Matthew 13” taught by Marilyn Johnson

Announcements
Join us Sunday mornings for choir practice at 9:30 in Robbi Ann's home. (We don't practice on Fast Sundays.) Questions -- call Marilee.

Wrapped in Love--one of our Humanitarian Projects 2009. We will be collecting all kinds of doll babies, cleaning them up, fixing their hair, sewing new clothes, and wrapping them in snuggly homemade blankets. So, please, ask your family, friends, and neighbors if they have any toys to contribute. We're also collecting cars and trucks, so the little boys won't feel left out! Same guidelines apply--no porcelain, battery run, or junque! Check at yard sales, DI, attics, basements, closets, etc. These items may be brought to church or dropped by Sister Johnson's Call Mary Jane with questions. Thanks for all your help.

Dates to Remember
Jan 14th-21st Register for EFY
Jan 19th Martin Luther King Day No school
Jan 22nd Stake RS Women’s Conference Dinner 6:30pm, Program 7:30pm
Jan 28th Stake Temple Day
Feb 1st Stake Conference

Mark Smith's Eagle Project: Please donate funds toward my Eagle Project. I've acquired the necessary items for 106 hygiene kits. The YM/YW have assembled the kits and NOW I need to raise $$ to pay off my loan. What a terrific way to help ourbrothers and sisters around the world who are in need. This Wednesday the Teachers' Quorum will be knocking on your door. $5 will fund one hygiene kit. Please be generous. Thanks, --Mark

EFY - first phase of the registration process, the Application Period, began Wednesday morning, January 14th at 9:00 a.m. and ends January 21st at 10:00 a.m. Remember, the Application period is not first-come, first-served, so it makes no difference whether you apply the first day or the last day of this period. We might suggest applying in the middle of this period which might help you avoid delays caused by the high volume of hits on the website. The session assignment results will be available beginning January 28th at 9:00 a.m. All remaining spaces will then be opened up during the second phase of registration, or Open Enrollment Period, on a first-come, first-served basis on February 4th at 9:00 a.m. until each session is full.

Activity Day Daddy/Daughter Sweetheart Ball
When: Wed. February 4, 2009
Time: 6:30-8:00 p.m.
We will hold it in the Gym at the church. Sunday Dress, light refreshments will be served.
Who: Pimary girls ages 8-11 and their Dads

Book Club update - to see the winter/spring schedule go to the RS Book Club blogspot link on this page.

Youth, leaders and parents can view photos from our Lindon 11th Ward Youth Conference, “Band of Believers,” at http://kirktanner.smugmug.com/gallery/7063561_UvDtP#452544006_T9dA2. All photos can be saved to your computer.

Missing: a large water cooler that belongs to the Lindon 11th Ward YW. We believe it was used at our Ward party last fall. It is marked: Lindon 11th YW. Please help us find it before Girls Camp! Any info call Marilee.