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Show Thursday, February 21, 2008 4 SPRINGVILLE HERALD ' Social Events I " What makes a content woman? Valencia Roner What is the one thing women want today more than anything else? They want to be happy. They want to be content. My favorite Bible scripture scrip-ture comes from Philip-pians Philip-pians 4:11: "For I have learned, in whatever state 1 am, to be content." "What does it take for a woman like me to be content, no matter what?" Since asking myself my-self this question 2 VA2 years ago, I have made it my life's mission to know contentment' while also helping others know it for themselves. So, who exactly is a Content Con-tent Woman? First of all, she is really re-ally O.K. with who she is, where she is, in life. And if not, she's not afraid to do something about it. A Content Woman is so secure with herself, she wonft allow negative out- with showing love to oth-side oth-side influences to override ers without compromising the peace and contentment she cherishes. Next, she loves being be-ing happy and she loves to laugh. She focuses on those things, activities and people that contribute to and supports happiness. She tends to do what she loves for a living. A Content Woman is a woman who has made a commitment to being at peace with God. She knows all life challenges are temporary and not in- frh J3 i i n r Wedding Decor Backdrops, Lighting, Centerpieces, Linens Call Crystal Adams "801-314082 SOUTH COUNTY'S ONLY SECURE ALZHEIMER unit - HOMESTYLE ASSISTED LIVING 798-1500 Talk with Bryan about our Move-In Special! Takea3D-Tourofourfacilityatwww.hearthstone-manor.com Springville's Only Traditional Drug Store & Soda Fountain 489-6041 214 S. Main St. Springville tended to last. While embracing the efforts ef-forts to be kind and loving to all, a Content Woman is no push over. The worse thing anyone can do is take a Content Woman's kindness for weakness. She knows how to communicate com-municate with difficult people who insist on trying to disrupt her life. A Content Con-tent Woman does not allow things outside of her to define de-fine who she is whether it is a job, money or people. She's comfortable with setting boundaries when it comes to how people treat her. Disrespect and mistreatment are not acceptable. ac-ceptable. When someone insists on being disrespectful, disrespect-ful, the Content Woman walks away or ends a phone conversation by politely po-litely hanging up. She enjoys paying compliments com-pliments to others. A Content Con-tent Woman is content herself. Tai-Chi, Clii-Gong Wellness Workshop Sat. There will be a compre-hansive compre-hansive Tai-Chi & Chi-Gong Chi-Gong Wellness Workshop on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the American Fork Library, Li-brary, located at 64 S. 100 East, American Fork. omMiumnsHm- since 1909 f A Content Woman is extremely ex-tremely comfortable in the fact that she does not have the answers to all of life's mysteries. She knows that each and every one of us are the mere sum total of our experiences and believes be-lieves we all are really doing do-ing the best we can to get from one day to the next. A Content Woman seeks to live a life of spiritual truth, dealing in things that are only real. Fake and phony circumstances and people do hot attract her although she is committed commit-ted to loving people where they are. Finally, a Content Woman lives a life of trust.- She trusts life and its process. With sound wisdom, wis-dom, she trusts the humanity human-ity of all people. A Content Woman also trusts and loves God unconditionally because she knows it is his favor that has allowed her to make it this far in life. To know and trust one's self is to know peace. Registration for the workshop will be at 9 a.m. in the community room. The workshop will start at 10 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m. Presbyterian Church, the Workshop instructors Church of Jesus Christ of will be Dr. John Garrett Latter-day Saints Spring-and Spring-and Dr. Janet Garrett, who ville Stake, and other lo-have lo-have studied Tai-Chi and cal non-denominational Chi-Gong in both the USA groups joined hands to and in China. serve others on Saturday, Students will practice Feb. 16.' , and have fun learning 63 After briefly sharing Tai-Chi and Chi-Gong well- what our church women ness energy exercises. have been making for oth-The oth-The workshop fee is $60, ers less fortunate, the sew-$30 sew-$30 for returning students ing, crocheting and paint-and paint-and for senior citizens 50 ing began. Fifteen quilts, years and up. Certificates will be presented pre-sented to all students upon completion of the workshop. work-shop. . All ages and abilities are welcome to attend the workshop. Call Garrett Mission Clinic, 836-2825, to RSVP. Crib Corner Mountain View Hospital Girl, born Jan. 4, 2008 to Erica and Jason Madon of Springville. Boy, born Jan. 21, 2008 to Julie and Brian Bowers of Springville. Girl, born Jan. 24, 2008 to Kellie and Thomas Saybolt of Springville. Boy, born Jan. 28, 2008 to Sarah and Christopher Terry of Springville. Boy, born Jan. 31, 2008 to Jamie and Grant Tuft of Springville. vonsiqnment V I S 1 1 -, ' t' Oup;Qfaint' Cylctliinj ' - .tell 7y WANDERING WARDROBE TT 511 South Main St. Springville, UT 489-3893 ft-'4 t r 'frv. ' r rrk ' ' ," 1 ir , . Ac--- - ' f Women from various local church congregations came together on Feb. 16 in a service project. Fifteen quilts, 12 crocheted hats and many other items were constructed. Spring Interfaith Humanitarian Service Day was a great success Debbie Balzotti The women of the Springville Community Ray Campbell Central Bank Chairman, Chair-man, President and CEO Matt Packard recently announced an-nounced the upcoming retirement re-tirement of Ray Campbell, vice president and manager manag-er of Central Bank's Bank-card Bank-card Department, after 37 years with the bank. Campbell began working work-ing at Central Bank in 1971 as a messenger, teller and then in the accounting department. de-partment. He became the Bankcard Department Supervisor Su-pervisor in 1972 and manager man-ager of the bankcard department de-partment in 1974. In 1978 he was named as a vice president. Campbell has served on committees as well as taught classes on credit cards for the Utah Banker's Bank-er's Association. He was named to the Transfirst Advisory Board in 2004. Lt(cpafive Items 1 f, '.. JK- . ..... ' : ;.' . .J . -- "v; A ' . ' -V : . . 12 crocheted hats, many bibs for Art City Nursing and Rehab Center, toy blocks and school bags were lovingly constructed as we got to know each other better. Over the hum of sewing machines we found that we all worry about the same things. We hope for more peace and less suffering suf-fering and want to help in our small way; we try to understand others and their values better; we want to be better neigh retires from Ray Campbell He has been involved with local community events including the Provo. Open golf Tournament and as Chairman for sixteen years ' ! - -V. f 'J J I if February 22-28 4:00 1 :40 1 :55 4:05 L 1:35 4:10 :tU) 4:25 (1:45) 1 :3Q a.1 c " o . W1 a,,u print 1 Nn rikrnnnf nw. n Cinemas open a certified! '4 bors. Everyone who attended remarked that they had fun working together to help others, and look forward for-ward to getting together again soon. Next year we hope that other women will join with us to spend a morning morn-ing serving our community commu-nity and getting to know our neighbors of all faiths. When we reach out to serve others together we indeed1 accomplish great things. Central Bank of the Utah Valley State College Auto Expo event. Campbell is looking forward for-ward to traveling with his wife, spending time with his grandchildren, polishing pol-ishing his golf game and working on his classic automobiles. au-tomobiles. There will be an open house for Ray and his wife on Friday, Feb. 29, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Central Cen-tral Bank Board Room located lo-cated at 75 N. University Avenue, Provo. Also announced was the promotion of Sheri Mike-sell Mike-sell as Manager of Central Bank's Bankcard Department. Depart-ment. "The place to watch a movie! 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