t Free Press - Wednesday, August 30, 1989 - Page 5 'How do we come unto Christ?' Pres. Stewart asks "How do we 'Come Unto Christ," asked Pres. Boyd S. Stewart in his keynote address to the large congregation assembled for the Lehi West Stake Conference on Sunday morning. "As the eldest son of our father," he said, "the Savior has set a pattern for us to follow." In answer to the question, "How do we come unto Christ," Pres. Stewart said, "Some things we can pretty well measure; some things are pretty easy to recognize." As illustrations he mentioned tithing, meeting attendance, our language, scripture reading, livingwithin our means. He also congratulated the stake for being Tithing Faithful". He said that other ways are less obvious but frequently equally important-oft- en more difficult. Pres. Stewart expressed great concern for new andor reactivated members. He urged everyone to go out of their way to show real love and concern for them. He cited other examples but stressed that the most important, and sometimes most difficult place to prove one's love for Christ is in the home. He challenged parents they would feel better about themselves, and there would be more peace and h armony in their homes. He also encouraged proper diet, advising them to concerned about what you put into your body." He closed by suggesting each ask the question "Do I want the eternal blessings that can come to me by coming unto Christ?" In the Saturday evening session, Pres. Stewart spoke of the evils of gossip. "It seems to be getting worse," he said, "it's like an avalanche." He gave a number of illustrations where gossip, or spreading rumors, caused irreparable harm to innocent people. "At times," said Pres. Stewart, "we can get very comfortable with ourselves when we spread a little gossip or rumor." He noted that Satan has used this ploy since the Garden of Eden and it is not compatible with the spirit of Christ. "Maybe we could think about it; maybe we could do better," he concluded, and'walkinthelightof the Savior." Pres. Ronald E. Thayn spoke on the subject of seasons, referring to Ecclesiastes, Chapter 3: "To everyto provide a Christ-lik- e atmosphere thing there is a season, and a time and youth to do their best to foster for every purpose under the it. heaven..." Noting that school was starting "Whey can't we allow each seasoon he promised teen-agethat if son to have its turn?" he asked as they would not stay out late at he noted a tendency to wish for nights, even be home by 9 p.m., other seasons in life. "We come to that their grades would improve, the earth for two purposes" he said. te Winners of the LDS American Fork region tennis tournament were announced today by Marv Cartwright and Dena Bezzant of the event. The tournament was open to all LDS church members and in American Fork, Alpine, Highland, Pleasant Grove, Manila and Cedar Hills. Men's Doubles: Brent and Alec Dunn-lsMark and Dean Bezzant-2n- rs d. t, Reimschussel-lst- , Brent . A Young Men Singles (12-14- ) Division: Jason Williams-1st- , Brett Banks-2nB Division: Brandon Wilkins-ls- t, Russell Bezzant-2nd- . Kim Young Women (15-17Miner-1s- t, Patch-2nd Sherilyn Women's Doubles: Marilyn and Kellie Francom Sherilyn Patch-lst- , Karen Jones-2nMen's Singles: Tracy Wilson-lst- , Val Dunn-2nTrophies were awarded to all first place winners and second place winners each received a can of tennis balls. Bezzant-1s- Val DunnChristy t. Dunn tied for second with Natalie StillmanChris Webb. protection thatls right for you? A Elaine taught at Pleasant Grove High School for two years before moving to Lehi. Here she has shown her dedication to education by serving as president of the Valley PTA Council. She has also substituted in local schools for several years. Last year she worked as a media aide at the Lehi Junior High School. Reading is a favorite pastime ): Lehi-Ced- d. - Rick Albrecht East Main Am. Fork 59 756-350- 0 Oltice Bloomingion Home Illinois On sale now thru Tues., Sept. 5: Mini-Blin- - ds new colors and sizes! Sunny Coolers Pink Pearl Erasers 8oz. The Jolley Store 1050 ar for Elaine. She also enjoys music and has taught piano for several . . . .. years. UlL Stale famUile Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Don Whimpey of Lehi. She is active in the LDS Church and has served in the Lehi West Stake Relief Society Presidency and the ward presidencies of the Relief Society, Primary and Young Women. Shehas also taught Sunday School. minor. d; d. Mixed Doubles: Mark and Dena affordable year. She is married to Val Tucker and they are the parents of four children. She is the daughter of Wasatch High School where she was active in studentbody attairs. She served on the journalism staff, as aclass officer and a cheerleader. She graduated from BYU with a BA degree in English, and a music Jason 5; Who do you call for She will be teaching English this Meet Elaine Tucker, who, although Dunn-2nd- 768-929- 768-336- Life Insurance Melchizedek Priesthood ordination approvals: Michael Gene Hooley, High Priest; Elders: 3rd Ward: Joseph Thomas Grant; 12th Ward: Shawn D. Hadfield and Kent Jensen Nielsen; 15th Ward: Kevin Glen Grace, Nathan Davis Hard-ma- n and Norman William Proctor; 18th Ward: Scott Richard Baird and Rex J. Dumas. a Lehi native graduated from YoungMenSingles(15-17)- : Tijuana, Huntington Estate, and much more. There will be something for on everyone so come join the fun this tour. Contact Ruth Wing, 9 Angie Goates, cruise to Catalina Island, a stopover at Knotts Berry Farm. Meet Elaine Tucker, new teacher at LHS Winners announced for LDS tennis tournament YouTl Disneyland and Beverly Hills. world-famou- s Rose Parade, see the a San Diego City Tour, old town, A wonderful trip has been planned for all Lehi Senior Citizens who would like to go to the Rose Parade. The eight-da- y trip will be from Dec. 28 to Jan. 4. Highlights of this fantastic tour will be visits in Las Vegas, and a secretary. choirs. Directors were Greta Miller, 7th Ward; and Carol Ellis, 18th Ward. were Marilyn Accompanists Smith, 7th Warn; and Dottie Thayn, 18th Ward. Preludes, postludes and accompanists for congregational rs Lehi seniors going to Rose Parade songs were by Elai ne Tucker. June Winters directed the congregational singing. Other special musical numbers were a father-daughtduet by Johnny Barnes and Kellie Barnes; and a mother-daughtquartet by Jeanne and Amiee Fox and Betty and Donalynn Wade. The latter was accompanied by Elaine Tucker, Stake leadership changes made during the conference included the following: Released from the High Council: Larry Lew and David Holbrook; Young Men's Second Counselor, Randy Wells; Young Women Presidency, including Elizabeth Childs, president; Karren Mitchell and Jean Carlton, counselors; and Lorene Hreinson, secretary. Sustained to the High Council were James R. Baird and Valten J. Tucker. Sunday School Second Counselor, W. Allan Jubeck; Young Women's Presidency, JoAnne Dubois, president; Joan Elmer, 1st counselor; Carlene Carson, 2nd counselor; and Lorene Hreinson, "to obtain a body of flesh and bone and to prove ourselves." He noted that "every person will be held accountable for his own actions," and urged all to make the best of the current season of their lives. the powerful Church influence on the policies of the Boy Scouts of America and how the organization seeks Church assistance and guidance. He urged support of the SME as part of Church doctrine. Pres. Harris also expressed grave concern that the stake has reached a plateau and progress is nearly dormant. He urged rejection of the rationalization that "All is well in Zion." He was most concerned that 'people are not maintaining an interest in the Gospel in their homes. "When children lose interest," he observed, "everything goes downhill." Other speakers included Shirley Neel, Dwayne Colledge, Kathy Bullock, Reed Bullock, Margaret Worthington, Becky Chadwick and Karl Nielsen. Special music for both Confer- ence sessions was furnished by the combined Seventh and 18th Ward State, Am. Fork E. 756-965- 3 " Lean Ground Beef a a l-.- Heard any NEWS lately? CALL ' "I am looking forward to working with the students faculty at Lehi High," she said. "I especially enjoy associating with young people and learning from them," she noted. 768-969- 6 Friday and Monday Mozzarella Cheese 1 - II 39- Ib. 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