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Show DESERET 8A NEWS, Thursday, - Jun- MIA Schedule 26, 1969 MIA June Conference Opens In S.L Friday entertainment for the Stake and ward MIA workers will meet in various city locations during the day. They will learn of new ideas to be the implemented during 1969-7MIA year. "The Newness of MIA. directed by Verda Mae Christensen will be presented in the tabernacle ns part of a joint executive session Saturday afternoon at 1 :30 p.m. Sunday general session of MIA conference will be held under the direction of the Continued from first Page presented to the congregation for a sustaining vote. Youth from Mesa, Ariz., region will present a 1869 fair a.i part of ,the parent and youth program In the afternoon session. Saturday morning at 7:30 a.m.. YWMLA stake and ward presidencies will meet in the tabernacle. Elder Thomas S. of the Council of Monson Twelve will speak. At 9:45 a.m. YM.M1A stake and ward superintendencies will meet tn the tabernacle to hear Elder Marion D. Hanks, Assistant to the Twelve speak. cock Theafe. 6:30 r.m. confer- 9:30 A quartet and drama festivals will provide nightly SATURDAY Departmental meetings to be held at various Salt Lake 7:30 Tabernacle. 9:30 a.m. General Session Tabernacle. 1:30 p.m. General Session Tabernacle. 4 p.m. Centennial Reception Susan Lion House. and 8 p.m. Drama at Its Best University of Utah campus. Roadshows Kings 5 Jones, left. Holly Tischner, Janine Sheffield and Nancy Peterson sing at YW Camp Day. L. - The city jail held the positive aspects of camping: fun, friendships and good times. of the MIA Executives spoke to the women in an 8 a.m. gathering in the "town represented stakes and wards throughout the Church. Camp Day was arranged as a small community with a city and county building, jail, public;' school, town square and exchange place. Even a cemetery was built. We've buried all the negative aspects of camping, Miss Webb explained. In the cemetery these traits were buried: Lucy Lazy, Harriet H0g, Agnes Accident and Gretchen Grouch. be leaders of tomorrow'. Mr. G. Carlos Smith Jr., superintendent of the Young Mens Mutual Improvement Association said, "The camp directors and Scoutmasters of the MIA are closer to our square. Mrs. Florence S. Jacobsen, president of the YWMIA told the women about the establishment of the camping program in 1912. Mrs. Margaret R. Jackson and Mrs. Dorothy P. Holt, in the YWMIA, counselors young people than anyone else in the Church. He told the women to take advantage of golden opportunities of camp to communicate with the young people of the Church. Mr. Marvin J. Ashton and Mr. George Richard Hill, assistants to Superintendent Smith spoke of the great flexi related camping experiences and challenged the women to prepare the girls of today to TOn They learned how to read maps and find their way by the stars. They also saw a display of 15 different types of tents, some built from plastic. In the camps skills area, women axes, sharpened knives and learned how to tie knots. , "Most of what I'm learning today can be used In our new camping program in New said Mrs. Polly Zealand, stake Tarawhiti, YWMIA president of Wellington Stake, spent the afternoon learning more about camping. We may not be meeting in the mountains but our spirits New Zealand. An honorary certificate of camp crafting was presented to Mrs. Bertha Reeder Richards, former president of the YWMIA from 1948 to 1961. "Mrs. Richards is greatly responsible for our current YWMIA camping program, Miss Webb said. The women had a box lunch In the stake center and then arent dampened, sail with a smile. Miss Webb "President Jacobsen said we just couldnt have a Camp Day without a tree, so her husband went out into their front yard early this morning, cut down this lovely tree and brought it to the stake center, Miss Webb said. v a.m. - Stake YMMIA superintendencies testimony meeting Assembly Hall. 7 :30 a.m. YWMIA ExecuTabernacle. tive Session YMMIA Execu9:45 a.m. Tabernacle. tive Session 9:45 a.m. Stake YWMIA presidencies testimony meetAssembly Hall. ing Joint Executive Iff) p.m. Session Tabernacle. Centennial RecepLion House. Dance Festival 5:30 p.m. University of Utah stadium. 5 and 8 p.m. Drama At Its Best University of Utah Kingscampus. Roadshows bury Hall. Full Length Play Pioneer Memorial Theatre. BabThe Sound of Theatre cock Theatre. 8 p.m. Quartet Festival 4 p.m. tion Tabernacle. 9:30 p.m. University Dance Festival of Utah stadi- um. SUNDAY a.m. Tabernacle Choir broadcast 10 a.m. General Session Tabernacle. 9:30 pDayeirs TEAM aair dt) dtomrt bility of the MIA and cited today's indoor camp as an example. Bishop Robert L. "impson of the Presiding Bishopric of the Church and an adviser to the MIA spoke. "I thank heaven every day for the support of the women of the C lurch, he said. He also brought greetings to the women from President Dav'd O. McKay. "President McKay loves MIA, Bishop Simpson said. The two tl0UT''H were divided Into five groups to participate in workshop:,. the day. locations throughout 8 a.m. Young Womens Centennial Sunrise Sendee p.m. Dance Festival of Utah stadi- um. Master Let It Rain YW Campers Take Cover At Center Continued from First Pago Tabernacle. 9:30 p.m. FRIDAY Saturday matinee performance Is scheduled in the stadium at 5:30 p.m. The quartet festival in the tabernacle will be held Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. Drama festival events will begin today with 5 and 8 p.m. performances. They will be held at the same times Friday and Saturday. Church. Dance, bury Hall. Full Length Play Pioneer Memorial Theatre. BabThe Sound of Theatre cock Theatre. 8 p.m. Quartet Festival University Gleaner Banquet Salt Palace. 9 p.m. Centennial Ball Salt Palace. Participating In the dance festival will be more than 6,500 youths. It is scheduled for the University of Utah stadium Friday and Saturday at the of Presidency Drama at 5 and 8 p.m. Its Best University of Utah Kingscampus. Roadshows bury Hall. Full Length Play Pioneer Memorial Theater. BabThe Sound of Theatre ence visitors. 0 First THURSDAY weair jjirseys - - ...they wear the best brand names in electronics... Harman Kardon, Midland, Lloyd's, Panasonic, Scott, Arvin, Fisher, E. F. Johnson, Hamilton Beach and Lady Vanity are just a few. 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