Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Blood Drive - Please Join Us in Supporting Niki Kearns

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STEP 2

Schedule Online

Click the Date below for a quick link to our RIVERTON BLOOD DRIVE SIGN-UPS

Blood Drive Information
Date:	02/16/2013
Start Time:	10:00 AM
End Time:	03:00 PM
Where:	Riverton 1st Ward Gym
Address:	1500 West 13200 South

Parent Permission Slip Needed for 16 & 17 year old people to donate:

PRINT PERMISSION SLIP HERE

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If you are unable to attend on the 16th,

PLEASE CALL Blood Services 801-584-5272

to make an appointment to go to

Sandy ARUP Center to Donate

9786 S. Sandy Parkway (500 W.)

Blood Drive Information

Date/Time:

Saturday, February 16, 2013
10:00 AM to 03:00 PM

Blood Drive ID:

N/A

Location:

Riverton - Gym
1500 West 13200 South
Riverton, UT 84065

Staff Contact:

Troy Dennis
801-440-5236
troy.p.dennis@aruplab.com

Web Link:

http://www.arupbloodservices.org/index.cfm?group=op&step=2&opid=5792

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Walk-in Appointments (Donors who have committed to a walk-in donation during blood drive hours)

Donor Name & Email

Phone Numbers

Created By

Walk-in

Appointment Type: Whole Blood

1.	Gayla Colby
2.	Linda Cannon
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Scheduled Appointments

Donor Name

10:00 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Jared Fitch
2.	Jeremy Kearns
3.	Julie Nielson

10:15 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Cody Jackson
2.	Jordan Kearns
3.	Christopher Trum

10:30 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Jen Cannon
2.	Terri Gehrke
3.	Sarah Lewis

10:45 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Michele Angerbauer
2.	Kerry Exeter
3.	Jamie Hildreth

11:00 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Amanda Loveland
2.	Jenica Olsen
3.	Jessica Potter

11:15 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Judi Higley
2.	Debbie Knaras
3.	Lori Nielson

11:30 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Lee Waters
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11:45 AM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Carla Grow
2.	Lisa Lighten
3.	Geoffrey Lighten

12:00 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Rebecca Clark
2.	Joyce Spencer

12:15 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Sheldon Brown
2.	Michelle Brown
3.

12:30 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Matthew Nielson
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12:45 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Ed Box
2.	Scott Higley
3.

01:00 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Bryan Day
2.	Mindy Day
3.

01:15 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	Jaycee Day
2.	Collin Wilson
3.

01:30 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	LeighAnn Coleman -
2.	Judy Johnson
3.

01:45 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

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02:00 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

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02:15 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

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02:30 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

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02:45 PM

Donation Type: Whole Blood

1.	RaNae Colby
2.	Christi Hydrick
3.	Valerie Woodard

Saturday, January 26, 2013

Little Lost Yorkie

FOUND and HOME now!! Thank you Huff Family!!

This little Yorkie was found on 1300 W. on Friday night at 7:40pm, Call 801-971-4604 if you know who this cute little doggie belongs to.

FOUND and HOME now!! Thank you Huff Family!!

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Elder Oaks Honored in January for Defending Religious Freedom (go to LDS.org to read more articles like this one)

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Elder Oaks to Be Honored for Defending Religious Freedom

9 JANUARY 2013

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Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve will be honored next year by the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty.

Elder Oaks will receive the Canterbury Medal, the organization’s highest honor, given each year to “one stalwart defender of religious freedom.” He will receive the award on May 16 at a ceremony at the Pierre Hotel in New York.

A video announcement on YouTube features Elder Oaks making these comments:

“Religious freedom is fundamental to the existence of our nation. It’s—along with free speech—the most fundamental civil right and civil liberty. As I see some slippage in the public regard for religion and in the legal basis for religious freedom, I am alarmed.

“My message is directed to religious leaders with a proposal that it would be well for Catholics and Protestants of all description and Muslims and Mormons and others interested in the things we’ve been discussing to unite and stand together on the essential principle of religious freedom.

“What unites us in religion is far more important than what divides us in the capacity to speak up for religious freedom.”

Captions on the video note that Elder Oaks was a law clerk to Chief Justice Earl Warren of the U.S. Supreme Court in 1957–58, a professor at the University of Chicago in 1961–71, and a justice of the Utah Supreme Court in 1981–84.

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2012 Weekday Meetings

January:"Attitude of Gratitude" Activity  on January 18th Corby Cambell came and we were spiritually uplifted as we were sung to and taught about gratitude. Carolyn Jackson also taught us and we make “Gratitude Jars” for each sister to take home families could write about things that they are grateful for and add to the jar - then on Thanksgiving take out the items and read as a family, & their journals... Pictures and songs are here on our RS Blog... for those that would like to review the night, and for those that wanted to see it but missed it.

February: Stake RS Activity - How Firm a Foundation Dinner & Classes

March: “Forget Not” RS Birthday Dinner Party Celebration: Special Dinner and Musical Program, performed & written by sisters in RS  

April:  MTC “Member Training Center” Mother’s of Missionaries spoke, displays were brought by sisters who had served, and of current missionaries out.  We were taught:
How to raise future Missionaries
Being a Member Missionary
A Homemade Flour Tortilla Demo was given
Displays/Handouts/Taster’s Table

May: Freezer Meals Service Project: We made freezer meals that our compassionate service leader saved and then gave out to those in need in 2012.  Recipes were shared so that we all could make freezer meals for our families if we chose to.

June: “How Sweet it Is” Cupcakes were decorated and then delivered to sisters in the ward, we also were given booklets to help up memorize “The Living Christ” Ellen Ford bore testimony of this and RaNae Colby taught the spiritual thought.

August: Ward Summer Party

September: Temple Session and Breakfast

October: Wonderful Wednesday We enjoyed each others company as we ate dinner, listened to a ‘personal history wrap up’ guest speaker - Brother Homer , completed a service project for Niki Kearns (who had just be diagnosed with Leukemia) - we made a quilt for her to take to the hospital and crocheted & knitted Chemo hats for the Huntsman Cancer Hospital, we also  worked on homemaking projects and crafts and learned how to make homemade caramel apples - demonstration

November: Thanks for the Giving We had a Charlie Brown thanksgiving meal, made homemade cards, and encouraged each sister in our ward to show thanks for what we have been given by completing one simple “random act of kindness” … thank someone for something they have done, pray for knowledge of someone in need, choose one thing out of the ordinary that you can SIMPLY do this month... it can be anonymous, or a note/letter sent in the mail, a small something left or done for someone. (This began our new page on our blog “Good Things”)

December: Blankets were put together by the RS, then delivered to the widows/widowers in the ward by the YM/YW, we also enjoyed a Ward Christmas Breakfast, made by the Men.

Activity Topics 2011

January: RS Reading Program Introduced - We are reading the Book of Mormon this year - small assignments each week help us to study and finish the B.O.M. this year :) Pie Making w/Ardith Lund, & 72 hour kit display

February: Favorite Things, each sister brought their 'favorite thing' to share and we had a chocolate dipping demonstration by Dee Maynard

March:Relief Society Celebration Dinner "March is Made for Memories":Preserving Our Past, Present, and Future

Sisters brought/shared their favorite soup, salad and/or roll recipes for all to taste that night as we enjoyed eating dinner together and feeling the 'relief' that being 'together' in Relief Society can bring- we celebrated the 169th year since the Relief Society organization was founded by the Prophet Joseph Smith on March 17, 1842, in Nauvoo, Illinois. In the days of its founding, it had two main purposes: to provide relief for the poor and needy and to bring people to Christ. We ate birthday cake and everyone also left with NEW favorite soup and roll recipes! YEAH for dinner help!

April: Trip to the Riverton Family History Library, & RS Journal Writing Program began- each week sisters have the opportunity to write a journal entry during the time between Sunday School and RS if they choose to -- our goal is to be able to end this year with at least one entry per month, or up to as much as 1 per week for all sisters who would like to participate.

May: Summer Survival Activity, recipes were shared for healthy eating, there was a great 'clothing exchange' where many sisters donated and many benefited as we took home gently used and some even new clothes :) We also had a lesson about spring cleaning where Gail Rollo gave us tips.

June: Fay Stradley and Kate Knaras Journal Ideas Fay is 91 and Kate is 19, and we were richly taught by both with ideas of how to make our journaling fun, organized and beneficial to our posterity.

July: Joseph Smith Building **Legacy Theater Temple Square**The Legacy Theater, a 500 seat theater located inside the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, is now playing Joseph Smith: the Prophet of the Restoration. We traveled as a RS to watch it!

August: We enjoyed classes on Canning, Food Shopping, and Food Storage. Folders were given out along with many handouts -- see happenings books on Sunday to receive yours.

September: Financial Planning We attended a class taught by Michael Perry at the Riverton Church Office Building. All that were there learned some great tips on becoming financially stable. If you could not attend that night, this class is taught on the third Wednesday of each month from 6-9pm. (There are many other wonderful classes offered - take the time to visit and pick your favorites)

October: Wonderful Wednesday Everyone had a 'WONDERFUL' time Wednesday at the Riverton 1st Ward RS meeting!! It was well attended and enjoyed by many ( sisters even came from other wards and places to join us! We LOVED it!) We enjoyed each others company as we ate dinner, worked on homemaking projects and crafts we could give as gifts -we also enjoyed soup demonstrations (THANKS so much Sis. Elise Williams for the demonstration and to our RS Meeting Committee for such a wonderful evening- a very special thanks too to our very talented Sis. Lisa Atwood for all the wonderful craft ideas!! ) We also sampled and received many wonderful fall recipes that night! (Thank you Cathy for the wonderful food!) (See the handout booklet right here:) for the recipes from Wonderful Wednesday, and - as per request- all handouts will now be listed on this blogsite for your convenience in printing out)

November (A time to remember what we are 'thankful for') We teamed up with our Young Women and made blankets for The Road Home Shelter. (Nov. 29 is the delivery day to the shelter - all RS/YW sisters are invited) Thank you to all those that participated! A great tradition of service has begun. It feels good to know we are helping someone to feel warmer and loved during this holiday season. (Maybe we can save up for next year and do it again YW :)! o

http://centralpt.com/upload/505/NeedsList/14511_Autumn-WinterNeedsList.pdf

December:

We all enjoyed our WARD CHRISTMAS PARTY!

December

We all enjoyed our WARD CHRISTMAS PARTY!