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Show Fawsons Return From Tour (MHTFSmiE mi m Lyman and Nina m fit Grantsville West Stake Conference Held The Grantsville West Stake completed a very successful conference Sept. 11 and 12. President Don H. Johnson was pleased with all sessions of the conference. The general authority assigned to preside over all sessions was Jack H. Coas-lan- d Jr., a member of the Seventies Quorum. The preisthood leadership session held on Saturday at 4 p.m. dealt with the issues of responsibility and stewardship. Elder Coasland stressed the areas of study, prayer, tithing, genealogy, missionary work, reverence, working with inactive friends, family home evenings and keeping morally clean. AH adults attended the 7 p.m. session and heard talks on financial well being. President Clyde C. Jefferies discussed financial and resource management. He used the pamphlet Consis-tanc- y and Change given by President N. Eldon Tanner, as a text for his talk. Bishop Harold K. Oliver of the Fourth Ward talked on successful financial man- agement. A film was shown on paying fast offerings. Elder Goasland talked on lieing financially sound. The general session was held Sunday, Sept. 12. It was conducted by President Johnson who was the first speaker. He told of the progress being made throughout the stake and commended the leaders on their services. Areas needing attention are the youth programs, seminary attendance, tithing, worthiness, and living the command- the blessings received by paying a full tithing. Preston Jackson, a professional ments. President Charles banker, talked on keys to Faw-so- Great Stone Mountain Park, they stopped at the n, of Grantsville, accompanied by Merrill and Hazel Fawson, of Provo, returned home from a BYU Strom- - berg discussed the area of commitment for all members of the church. Brother Ed Cole spoke on what we tour of Tennessee and have to do to obtain blessGeorgia. ings, using the Book of They visited the Worlds Enos as reference. Elder Fair in Knoxville, went to Goasland was the concludFort Oglethorpe in Georgia ing speaker. He stressed the where they visited the Battlefield where importance of living the gospel and related stories the Civil War was fought, of how people from the also the museum and visitoutside view the Mormons. ors center. He stressed the idea that They attended a fireside we should become better in Atlanta, Georgia at the Christians by our works. Sandy Springs LDS Stake One of the highlights of Center, where Jeffery Holthe conference was the land, president of Brigham beautiful music which was Young University and the presented by the Stake Athletic Director Glenn lief Society directed by Tuckett were the speakers. Scott Jefferies, accompanThey also had the priviied by Vera Elfors, and lege of attending a baseball Carol Jefferies, game between the Atlanta All who attended came Braves and Cincinnati f away with renewed spirit Reds. and a greater understandOn their, way to the ing of the gospal. LDS Temple site which is in the process of being built and is completed on the outside. They were given a Think Blue brunch for the BYU Cougars vs Georgia Bulldogs at the LDS Stake Center in Athens l)efore the game. They loved the beautiful green country with its rolling hills, but were happy to lie back home. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. flager, Sept. 18; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Rusk, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elsholz, Sept. 19; Mr. and Mrs. SECOND SECTION Greetings Birthday Jerry Kidwell, Sept. 20; Mr. and Mrs. Brice Elkington, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald . Lori Harrison, Vaughn Koford and Tom Shaffer, 18; Gregg Johnson Mattinson, Sept. 21; Mr. Sept. Sue Maddox, and Tonyla and Mrs. Jack Allred, Sept. Sept. 19; Colleen Didrick-so22. Liz Silva, Mildred Chidester and Jason Nielson, Sept. 20; Michelle Thomas, Clay Nielsen, n, Accepts Receives Call Call Scott Syndergaard of Grantsville has received an LDS mission call to serve in the Stockholm, Sweden mission, and will be the speaker at a farewell to be held on Sun., Sept. 19 at 3:30 p.m. in the Crantsville West Stake Center. Scott is the son of Clair 7 Tooele Transcript, Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 Happy Wedding Anniversary Frank Snedeger, Kevin Hall, and Ernest Medina, Sept. 21; Larry Johnson, Shane R. Didericksen, Thane Imlay, Evan Sandberg, Brad Walker Jr., Donald J. Butler, Shane Ault and Daunella Worthington, Sept. 22. Sister Linda Anderson, daughter of Farrell and Vemiece Anderson, has accepted a call to the Guayaquil Ecuador Mission. tJ(AKE RINCIR Her farewell will be Sept. 19 at 1 p.m. in the Crantsville Second Ward. She leaves for the mission training center on Sept. 23. QDuGB ea 0301$ and Christy Syndergaard. Legacy Week One of the highlights of Grantsville West and Grantsville Stakes Womens choir Legacy Week, will be an singing a beautiful melody Legacy For Women. The song is an original penned by Carol Jefferies especially for this observance of . the ties that bind one generation to A, another. The song will introduce a drama which tells the story of noted Grantsville pioneer Thomas Henry Clark and his wife, Charlotte. The dramatization, slated for Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Grantsville West Stake Center, comes midway in the weeks activities. Thursday features a driving tour and will take participants to several homes in Grantsville, plus the museum and historic First Ward Church, and will finish up in Erda and Lakepoint. Saturdays activities include displays of arts and crafts by women of the area, beginning at 1 p.m.; mini demonstrations from 1 to 2:30 and 3:30 to 5 p.m. and a x7 V. X X X I. fashion show at 2:30 p.m. The weeks events will be topped off Sunday with a fireside at which the featured speaker will be Lillian Alldredge, the daughter of LDS Relief Society Presiv dent Barbara Smith. CHALLENGES THE GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY TO ANOTHER RACE! 10 Kilometers 6.2 Miles RACE WILL BE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 24 4 P.M Register at Grantsville High School $2.00 Entry ... If You Beat The Principal. . . You Can Buy A I BEAT THE PRINCIPAL FOR $4 Race will finish at the homecoming football game Carol Jefferies Vouc (SrediS Union Says Direct Deposit is simply the quickest way to receive your Government payments. Because they go directly into your own account. You can sign up for Direct Deposit wherever you have your checking or savings account. Ask about it. 7?!jfc!irr05ST to for never Youll have wait your money. IS THE TIME TO EOT YOU WONT BELIEVE THE BARGAINS EB's BUT HURRY!!! INCENTIVES END SEPT. 22nd tarn? Hhi 1he Gin T. iC SAVE UP TO $500 ON CITATION T sSni. i? 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