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Show I I I Sun Review Chronicle-Eagl- e March Thursday, 1972 10, Roy LDS News XfW&VCXfK EIW! Linhff Your by VerU Hull If jour family life is like heaven on earth, this piece Hut if your is not for you. "communication system could use a bit of patching up or updating, perhaps a thought from the Psalms might be helpful. "Renew a right spirit within me." Theres a lot of food for thought in these six little words (part of Psalm 51.10). If taken to heart, these six words of inspiration can change jour life! What do you want from life'. Success? Health? Happiness? Better communication lines may be the answer to your pro- blem - first with God, the father, and then with His children, jour fellow humans. Most of us would like i.i The place change the world -- start to is with X 01 If I my own ! can improve myself, world will automatically be improved. He react emotionally , rather than intellectually to environmental stimuli, do we not? He are far loo easily annoyed, too selfish to see the . E fin-sid- hris-tensc-- n innei tn by Clen Perrins full-tim- Latter-da- e y missionaries (huich Saint serving Mormon missions around the win Id. aeeoiding to l.DS officials here. It is pointed out that churchmen who for or other reasons financial e can't go on a mission also serve as "stake misin DM full-tim- sionaries." continuing their employment while working 40 hours a month in the local stake, leaching and doing administrative win k. It is traditional for returned missionaries to report to their local congregations and say "we always say it was the best two years of my life." Hhen asked what they remember best, many say "I re regular r thd t v e v Soc icty i c c i s Brenda I.indsav will give the Soi lal Relations lesson fot next Relief the Society H ednesd iv moi rung 7 he cast of the waid Road Stio w will Ii in- - a soc al on I'd dav at the Si ike ( amp ROY FOURTEENTH WARD to those ( ongi atnl itions who gills personal achievement awaids lastSun-- d iv lima II ill w II gi v e the Soin Relief cial Keiaimns lesson Sotielv next I uesduv rnoi ning Dim forget the Relief So-- i letv soi lal on nnivei sai I i iilav night at 7 2(1 in the Ml adults are ( u ii al Hall in a ! quiet v contiol." i Peale's admonition is no d.iv pass after tndav that on do not say many times, Renew a right spirit within me ' " I)r. ui ged to itterid 7 he MIX voulh "I. el are col lei ting newspapers for a fund Ilease send i, using piniect them with your i hildi en to MI or contact anvone in the MIX ROY STAKE ROY SECOND WARD 7 he son of Mr. and Mis. (.arlli f .off has been blessed X I did a lot of work, but I remember I was happy!" missionaries point Many out that they concentrate on young people, mostly among young families who "build a The major-strong church. of initial contacts are made using films and member that 14,(100 wants to cone of thi ii ti iglil at 7 so ini Xll women in hui h i at the i the wai d are inv Ked ROY TENTH WARD Kent Hunt and Ru kv 7 horn-a- s haw been or cl line d 7 eac h Missionaries serve There are currently Relief 7 he . his grandfather, lames Andrew Brown and named Sc'ott lay . . aul I,i Seifert has been baptized by his giandfather. Otto Seifeit and confnmed by his giandfather, (.len Stevens The Relief Society will have their Social Relations meeting next 7 hursdav mm ning I 1 v door-to-doo- r, Mission-aiie- s I ROY THIRD WARD say that when they knock on the dooi s they show the home owners that they are happwe tell them that its our y-faith, the giving and teaching of what we know is true that gives us a happy glow. serve two Missionaries years, not only in foreign countries. but all areas of the I'. S. where the Mormon church needs to be strengthened Nick Howes has been as 2nd assistant in the XMMIX with .lav Offrett taking his place, (.rover limes will take Mr. Offrelts place as Xssistanl Sec retary for the Aa runic Hi lesihond Xcnith. Michael Smith has graduated fi om Primary as a 2nd ( lass Scniit. and been appi oved to be- oidained a Deacon. - (had lclciwm also graduated from Primary and has been ordained a Deacon X youth fireside has been scheduled for Sunday aflei church, at the Dean Bitton X bX I film will be home shown. The Relief Soc iety reminds all membeis of their Social Relations meeting next Wednesday morning with Nelma Hansen giving the lesson. ROY FOURTH WARD Scott Mi l liard has been ordained a 7 eacher. The Relief Society Birthday social is tonight at 7:20 at the' church It is being held with the 5lh ward and all women and their partners or friends are invited ( hoir you have need ot a substantial Loan Plan may be the answer Yes may well help you get the money turbing your present mortgage It you have a genuine tmancial It practice will be held Sunday after c hurt h. ROY FIFTH WARD to Dale ( ongi alulalions Sessions on receiving his Duty to (.od Xwaid. Dale is the son of Mi. and Mrs. C. Session. i Jr. Due to conference on March 26. Past Meeting will be held this Sunday XII women of the ward and loan our Home Equity the equity in your home you need without dis- XX need put your HOME BORROWING POWER to work Call us now or mail this cash request lorm Today1 Loans trom $100 to $'0 000 lor any worthy purpose . I need their partners are invited Jor. $ attend Name. Address . .State. t have Zip. if" jr Relief Society social tonight wioi waid, beginning al s ROY EIGHTH WARD Hal Olmstead has gra- from friends I'.inner. Kenneth 1. elcl ( umpbcll have i then pel sonul ui hiev Si ott ha and Ru 4 :R1 awa i i ds wife of Romney, Housing and Urban Development Secretary, George Romney, will be the featured speaker at a . by Glen W. uo Do ij e, out the church to commemorate this anniversary, points out Mr. Spafford was released tendent, with Xage Nagel taking his place. David Bishop will remain as 1st assistant, and Brent Olsen rep1 ices Merlin Ratliffe as 2nd assistant. Iristocrat : ROY NINTH WARD Kay Okey has been ordained his father, Shirl 8pm, ing. ROY ELEVENTH WARD X ward social, featuring dinner and a program, will be- held on Saturday at 6 p.m. at the church The Relief Society, Primary, and MIX will have their ward conference meetings next week. The Relief Society conference will be in conjunction with theirSocial Relations lesson. ROY TWELFTH WARD Don't forget the Relief Society birthday social tomorrow night for all women and their Please bring your The Social Relations lesson will be given next week in Relief Society. Robert .lames Haycock has been ordained a Deacon by his father. Robert Havcoik. own table serv ice. ROY FIFTEENTH WARD The Mutual Marrieds group will have a fireside on Saturday, March 2.5. in the Relief Society room. Junior Ilammon of the Roy Police Department will talk on drugs. Those planning to attend Boy Scout camp: July 5 thiough 18 must have $5 in immediatel. All ladies of the ward and invited to the Relief Society Birthday party on Friday at 7 p.m it the church Nort-eNeedham has been their husbands are la- bia run with Not mu Otic-sotak mg her plai e The Relief Soc iety willhave thi-- i r Smial Relations meeting week ROY LAKEVIEW WARD The Relief Society invites all women to attend their Social next Hednes-daIlu-iwill be evening no Relief Soc iety that mm ning to our ('ongi ambitions Men Basketball Team who won the one tournament Thi-will be playing in Sail lake this week in the Intermountain South daint-- a Tournament C?5 17. Riverdds Hoed i 8AI i you .4 rr r XD5 ft'' for Giving to raszj 76 - Priest TRAVEL TRAILERS iftsTnerch of tuDimas HT THI PU children, to feel the depend- ence of husband and family, to know that upon her rests in large measure the health, the character and the happiness of human beings whom she loves, to see herself laying and preserving the foundations of so imposing a thing as a family, to build that this family will be of service to society, the republic and the church, is a great work. This noted church-womawho also has served as presi- n, -- Born in Logan, she receivn ed a B.A. from George did and post Lniversity graduate work at the American Laboratory School of the Theater, New York. She holds six Hash-ingto- honorary degrees. of her children. A mother can also direct the wants of her children, Mrs. Spaftord believes. "Families today become too often driven by one material things. The mother holds a strategic position from which she can hold in check this tendency as well as counteract habits of wastefulness and attitudes ot getting something without paying the price goal--getti- personal effort. The mother can cultivate simplicity, independence and thrift in her family. I ask you to consider the effect of these upon the character and in well-bein- of an individual. g Mrs. Spafford notes that a woman of today has far more freedom to enrich her life activities and diversions by which make her a better wife and more capable mother. "Homen must realize that business careers, political and industrial activities or academic learning should not lure her from her basic work as mother and homemaker. Osmond Brothers relate LDS Sunset Stake News SUNSET STAKE Relief Society stake leadership meeting on Friday will be at pai tners Mike Hogan has been oi needs. 5. the Cultural Refinement lesson in Relief Society next Tuesday evening and Lynne Pasquale on Wednesday morn- Xiea dent of the National Council of Women and on the American Mothers Committee, says in her new book, "Women in Todays World, that I would not deter e woman from entering the professions, going into fields of endeavor that are useful and remunerative, that will contribute to the fullness of her life and to increase her influence for good. Butalways she should be sure that she does not do so at the sacrifice of home and family. She should be sure that her family is gaining more than it is losing from her so doing. The working mother who hopes to achieve happiness must always put that objective first. The problems of homemaking are of delicate social and spiritual import - if a child is anchored to religious truths and sound moral principles, it is usually because the home from which he comes is built on them. A mother can direct the ideals, influence the concepts, cultivate the tastes and affect the habits rests upon women, To bear and rear The big 142nd annual World Conference of the LDS Church will be held in the historic Mormon Tabernacle on Temple Square April 6, 8 and 9. It will focus attention me Tabernacle, the Tabernacle Choir and on President Joseph Fielding Smith. Some 350 radio and television stations will carry at least part of the music and messages in the United States and Canada. Satellite, cable, short wave radio also will be used to reach much of the world in many languages. Sunday School conference will be held April 9 and Primary conference will be held April More than 3,000 members of the LDS Church worldwide will commemorate the 142nd anniversary of the founding of the church on April 6 in Salt Lake. President Smith this year has dedicated two temples, the first in Utah in 79 years. Use for sacred rites, the two new temples are located in Ogden and Provo. A third new temple, the largest of all of the 16 worldwide Mormon temples, is now under construction near, Washingtonr.D.C. - Okey . The Xoung Marrieds will have a social at the church on Saturday at each couple is asked to bring an item for a pot luck supper, and a white elephant gift for a woman and one for a man. The Primary will present a special program in church on Sunday. (Henna Watkins will give ,4 TRAILER o !9?2 responsibility of great magnitude she says. April conference set by church 1 ? SLqgk) A ld v lyOFodoeing Perrins The home is our primary educational institution, and homemaking is womans highand most important est said Mrs. Belle S. calling, Spafford of Salt Lake City, general president of the Relief Soc iety to the Latter-da- y Saint Church. Organized 130 years ago, on March 17, 1842, the Relief Society now has 377,010 with members world-widspecial events held through- George Hard as superin- next . of the XHCA and the American Field Services and was national chairman of the National Conference of Christians andJews. a Called "sophisticated is a idalist, Lenore Romney woman for our limes and our Homemaking important calling ROY NORTH STAKE ROY SIXTH WARD Tonight at fi p m at the chin in, the tub Scouts wit have thier Cake Bake Contest. MI ( ubs. Hebelos, and their dads should bake andde-- i in ate a cake which will be auctioned off at the contest. The Mutual Mariieds have an outing planned for the evening of March 25 They will go to Salt Lake ( Hy for a tour of the X isitors Center, and from there, they will go to Snelgroves for i e cream. The Relief Society reminds all membeis of their Social Relations meetings next week. The Sunday School has been released as Meetinghouse -- Mrs. Romney is a born doer, intensely interested in the social ar human problems of o- -r time. She is convinced that government and money alone cant solve these problems, that the real strength of our society and lies in people power Lenore Romney . will speak membeis are invited by -- by the LDS at 12 noon. son ROY THIRTEENTH WARD The Relief Society anniver-sai- v party is being held FriMl women of day evening. the ward and their partners arc invited to come and enjoy the evening with the 7th ward Dinner and a program have been planned March 22 is the date for the ward dinner. All ward Teacher contribute. Her own contributions - as a leader in civic affairs, social education, mental service, health and the arts - are testimony to everything she believes. At the state level, she was one of the most effective campaigners for recent constitutional reforms and for an improved school system and worked for a Human Resource Council. Nationally she is a director special convocation sponsored Institute Thursday Olmstead The Relief Society willhave a Birthday Social next Tuesday after the Social Relations les- a what each of us is willing to Lenore Primary, his Duty To God .rail and been ordained a Deacon bv his father, Harold y ROY SEVENTH WARD Don't forget the Relief Society Xnniversnry so, ial on Fiidav night ( ome and bring your husband or paltrier and cnioy a lovely dinner and program He w ill be meeting w ith the 12lh ward, and will have a chance to see all om old equity in my home $ to the Hi i thd, i.v the 4th 7.20 p m Cay. mem be i by hard that other graphic aids. to award enniid a 7 the ward. He are happy have them as ward in LAKEVIEW STAKE ROY FIRST WARD tin convocation planned by Institute or- eacher. 7 he memberships of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bohman have been received and accepted duated i The qua lit and people of join disposition d( pends upon .The use your inner spun of the wind renew implies that when you were eieated, you had a good disposition If you have allowed it to detei on ate. Almighty (iiid, who eieated you, can iccreatc and renew in your the fine balance, He inn the (onti oiled spun. Kenneth Lee has been dained Ml (hiislinsiti is ( omnussieri-e- r of I dm at ion for the ( hur c h as other person's viewpoint, too smug and selfrighteous and ( (Preiudice has been termed "the lay man s substitute for thinking ) im ent Ieale. l)r Norman the great Christian Munster, prescribes si i iptural passages for the emotional ills of man He says of this sc i ipture: "1 he wind disposition lefeis to the manner in which you aie disposed to lead to situations lestore thit vital factor e for all youth of this are t, to be held March 20 at 8 it) p rn at the Rc 7 heme for 1th - 5th Hard the fire de w ill be " I he H ot th of a Soul " with loe I ( nnn good disposition, DS Seminaries in arc sponsoring a three-stak- he I Rov 10 a.m. SUNSET FIRST WARD Relief Society on Hednes-da- y morning and evening will be the cultural refinement class. X ernae Law is evening class leader. SUNSET SECOND WARD Relief Society Wednesday at 10 a.m. will be the social relations class and Linda Sisneros as class leader. SUNSET THIRD WARD Rebecca Hansen was sus- tained as Friday Primary teacher. the Relief Society will observe the annual Relief Society birthday with a dinner for ward members. The menu is a steak and potato with homemade casserole bread and pie alamode featured. Everyone is invited. F.lna Brady will present the cultural refinement lesson in Relief Society Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. a evening SUNSET FOURTH WARD Wanda Tubbs will lead the social relations class Tuesday evening at 6 30 p m for both 4th and 6th Hards. Lillian Hansen will substitute for Norma Dalton giving the cultural re. finement lesson Hednesda-morning- SUNSET FIFTH WARD Joyce Rasmussen is social relations class leader for Relief Society on Tuesday fir-nin- g and for the evening class also Five boys received their "Duty to God" awards en Sunday evening. Chad Reid, son of Bishop and Mrs. Paul Reid. Danny Green, son of Mr. and Your World Is As Big As You take It. Todays Army wants Jo join you. Val D. Milliner Ogden 399 6102 399 6t7i SFC Mrs. Dern Green, Michael Law, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Law, Randy Sant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sant, and Wilson Deschine, foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eves for the past eight years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Deschine. Mothers of the boys were presented pins by their sons. SUNSET SIXTH WARD Diane Bachus was sustained organist and Cathy Spend-lov- as assistant nursery der in the Relief Society. by Glen Perrins The popular Osmond Brothers are more than entertainLatter-da- y Saint ers Church missionaries who attract fans by their warm, personal image and by the close, happy family life they enjoy and their fan mail asks about the Mormon Church. Each week from 20,000 o 27,000 letters are received by Mr. and Mrs. George Osmond and their sons Virl.Tom, Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay and Donny, reports Robert W. Simpkins, fan club manager. "Those letters that requre an answer such as the requests for fan club information, or asking about the church or seeking help from drugs, are answered. Several hundred letters ask about the church. The Osmonds reply: He belong to the Mormon Church which has many programs and activities to help guide and entertain both young and old. It is more than just a set of religious doctrines - it is a -- way of life. The mail is heavy, but the Osmonds are getting help from many of their convert fans. "The, fans have started a convert club, "reports Mrs. Osmond, "where they exchange letters and where they meet to talk about the gospel. They are real missionaries selves. For Electrolux Soles, Service and Supplies Ray Judd 825-232- 8 3616 W. 300 No. West Point, Utah 8401 e lea- Wanda Tubbs will lead the social relations class Tuesday evening at 6.30 p.m. with Donna Kidman presenting the lesson Tuesday morning. A ward, rummage sale and breakfast are being planned for April 22. Save your household articles, clothing, appliances, toys, etc., while spring cleaning. SUNSET SEVENTH WARD Nora B. Stephens will present the social relations lesson Tuesday morning in Relief Society Friday at 7.30 p.m. will be observance of the anniversary of the Relief Society with a social "To Every Man is Given a (aft". Husbands are invited. There will be a program and . refreshments. !')- - t V r rryr V. V. T'rrT r r- V Like Country You'll Love iSlflI! O if You Don't , You'll Still Love asm F Q Sf You AM .4 6 them- person neverknows when they can help someone, so they should always be an example." A lO 12 14 16 Home Of The Audience Stealers' - 5 |
