Announcement!

November 15th @ 6:30pm

Relief Society Weekday Activity

Lesson by DonnaMae Baaddsgaard

How to get a name ready for the Temple

Start to End craft

Temple Blocks, pictured

choice of burgundy or black

$4 each

"Last Name" on top

and "A Forever Family" on bottom

Contact Yvonne Lawson if you haven't seen the "sign up list"

Church, Nation Wide Day of Service - Moses Lake Stake Edition

Project: Landscaping medians @ Connelly Park

It consisted of 4 sessions total; the youth picked rocks and prepared the ground for the sod and plants that were to come later, the husbands and fathers laid pipe to irrigate, and together everyone planted and beautified the ground with trees, sod and other various bushes and grasses

Medical Emergency Preparedness

CPR Instructions (click on me)

Children's Emergency Info (click on me)

Heimlich Maneuver (click on me)

Emergency contact list - post it on your fridge including; Poison Control 1-800-222-1222, Family contacts and/or Neighbors, RS President, 911, and of course your cell numbers
...be sure to inform any baby sisters with this list!!!

Your Wallet, should include an ID/License to identify your self if found unconscious, a list of any special needs you may require, allergies and medications you are taking!!!

Prepare now for a possible emergency situation - until then, lets eat pie!

A big Thank You to Lisa Ballard, our 2nd Ward Nurses and everyone who provided pies and participation!!!

This Weekend!

Greeting Sisters,

               this is just a friendly reminder for Saturday September 24th.

this day is nice and busy for us! at 8am we have our day of service at Connelly Park(Airman's Beach) we will be landscaping the new entrance.

Supplies Needed: Rakes, Gloves, Landscape Rakes, Shovels, Blades to Cut Sod, and a Smile! We'll be working in Ward Groups and a BBQ to follow.

 

Saturday Evening is The Women's Conference Broadcast at 5pm. if you do not have Internet access or BYU tv, it will be broadcast at the Stake Center.

Cupcakes and Quilting

1st place for cup cake decor went to Kim Bates and her Sister Heather

Kathy Rackhams 2nd place Frog Prince

Doreen Slaughs 1st place Taste of the Tropics

and Diane Schmidts 2nd place Banana Cup Cakes

We got our Quilts on

using lost and found treasures from the RS Closet

and some that are new, learning the starts of putting a "quilt on"

We also received new instructions for Lois Ann's  "Quick and Easy Quilt" (with out frame)
dimensions - 44"x60"
call Lois Nelson if you need help - 765.0304
1. Buy 1 1/2 yards each top and back - total = 3 yards fabric
    Cotton Batting - crib size (like warm and white)

2. Press, Measure - Cut to Match - Layer on table, bed or floor
    first bat, then back and top right sides together. pin edges

3. Stitch around 1/2" seam - leaving 8" opening to turn on (salvage edger)
    I like to round corners - mark with spoon - trim - clip - turn

4. Smooth flat - pin opening - edge stitch around , if desired
                         and slip/stich

5. Tie with sports or baby yarn - square knots
    or tack with decorative stitch or zig zag on machine
    (flower, leaf, hearts)

...other yummy cup cakes delightfully devoured in honor of cup cake night! Thanks to those who participated!!!

Doreens double feature; chocolate snickers cup cakes and her now famous tropical cup cake

 

Sandi Lybberts Chocolate Velvet

Monica Davis's Coconut Almond Joy's

Upcoming events...

Here are just a few items we would like to make sure you are aware of.

The Giving Gardens Project is having a work party on Wednesday, August 17 @ 6:30pm. Bring gloves and a small trowel for weeding if you have it.  If you have not been to the garden before head out to Patton Boulevard on the base, go passed Doolittle Park, take left onto Arlington, then right onto Lowry.  Follow to the end, gardens on the left. 

RS Evening Activity - Tuesday, August 23 @ 6:30p at Grape Drive Chapel.  Quilt & Cupcakes!!!! If you have never gotten a chance to learn how to put a quilt together from beginning to end, here is your opportunity to learn.  We will show you how you to produce a quilt even if you don't have a quilting frame.  For those of you quilting experts, we need you too!  We will be tieing five quilts on this evening and need your skills to help us teach the others. AND for your sweet tooth we are also having a cupcake contest.  We will be judging cupcakes for the best tasting and best decorated.  Please bring six cupcakes. 

LOOKING AHEAD...

September 8 - Blood Drive - Nelson Rd Chapel.

Stake Conference September 10 & 11. (Adult dinner on September 10 - a signup sheet will be circulating on Sunday)

Get your Quilt on!

Tuesday August 23rd

6:30pm

Grape Cultural Hall

-We will have 5 or 6 quilts on, if you would like to learn how to tie a quilt!
-Learn how to put a "quilt on" @ home without the "equipment"
-***Cup Cake Contest*** make and bring 6 cup cakes (taste and decor will be judged)

come and have fun!!!