Please save the date September 14th for our next monthly Relief Society meeting. We are hoping that this date will work for the sisters in the Hispanic branch for our get-together. We would like to have as many sisters there as possible to get to know these great women better. More info to follow.
Thanks!
Friday, July 9, 2010
New Exercise Class
We will be starting a new exercise class a week from Tuesday (July 20th) for anyone fifty and above. It will be on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the church.We will concentrate on getting moving, balance, and strength training. It will not be as strenuous as the MWF class. It will be taught by Anne Sharpe. Everyone is invited.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Family Emergency Plan
Hey, Sisters!
I am going, from time to time, to post some emergency/and or preparedness ideas on the blog. I know that I need some reminders. I seem to go in spurts. I need to be more consistent. Hope it helps you, too.
"Your family should have a plan for how to respond to an emergency. Take time regularly to discuss and practice for emergency situations with your family. Have fire, tornado, or earthquake drills so that children will all know how to safely exit your home and where to gather." (From: Emergency Preparedness Made Easy, Pam Crockett, Introduction)
1. Understand your basic needs.
2. Get family together, discuss emergency needs.
3. Make an emergency contact phone list for each family member.
4. Prepare or purchase 72 hour kits for each family member.
5. Prepare of purchase a disaster (tote) kit for your home.
6. Prepare or purchase an emergency kit for your vehicles.
7. Make or purchase a basic first-aid kit for your home and vehicles.
8. Learn your community emergency services and needs for disaster preparation.
9. Practice and maintain your family emergency plan.
10. Keep it simple, don't get overwhelmed, and had FUN!
The above list also comes from "Emergency Preparedness Made Easy by Pam Crockett.
I am going, from time to time, to post some emergency/and or preparedness ideas on the blog. I know that I need some reminders. I seem to go in spurts. I need to be more consistent. Hope it helps you, too.
"Your family should have a plan for how to respond to an emergency. Take time regularly to discuss and practice for emergency situations with your family. Have fire, tornado, or earthquake drills so that children will all know how to safely exit your home and where to gather." (From: Emergency Preparedness Made Easy, Pam Crockett, Introduction)
1. Understand your basic needs.
2. Get family together, discuss emergency needs.
3. Make an emergency contact phone list for each family member.
4. Prepare or purchase 72 hour kits for each family member.
5. Prepare of purchase a disaster (tote) kit for your home.
6. Prepare or purchase an emergency kit for your vehicles.
7. Make or purchase a basic first-aid kit for your home and vehicles.
8. Learn your community emergency services and needs for disaster preparation.
9. Practice and maintain your family emergency plan.
10. Keep it simple, don't get overwhelmed, and had FUN!
The above list also comes from "Emergency Preparedness Made Easy by Pam Crockett.
Friday, July 2, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Note from Brenda Haberman
Hi--
Those of you that would like to participate in the Women's Celebration, I have set up the team (chintz chicks) and would like a "Bronco Blue" shirt, need to sign up by tomorrow to get the blue....otherwise it'll be white. Here's their site if you are interested. It's on Sept. 25-- http://www.celebrateall.org So far, Debi Hunt and myself are registered. Let anyone you know that might be interested, the more the merrier :)
Brenda
Those of you that would like to participate in the Women's Celebration, I have set up the team (chintz chicks) and would like a "Bronco Blue" shirt, need to sign up by tomorrow to get the blue....otherwise it'll be white. Here's their site if you are interested. It's on Sept. 25-- http://www.celebrateall.org So far, Debi Hunt and myself are registered. Let anyone you know that might be interested, the more the merrier :)
Brenda
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Anne's Exercise Class Day Off Schedule
Coming Soon!
Just got word that Janet is subbing for Anne when she can't be at class. No missed days. Thanks Anne & Janet!
Just got word that Janet is subbing for Anne when she can't be at class. No missed days. Thanks Anne & Janet!
Jodee's Summer Activities for Kids
Make a scrapbook
Have a picnic
Write a letter to
Go to a ballgame
Become a photographer
Make dinner for your family
Compare a book to a movie
Write a poem
Learn about fireworks
Bake some cookies
Take a boat ride
Sketch a picture of your house from the outside
Go to camp
Visit a farm
Take a walk
Keep a journal of what you do during the Summer
Cut up an old greeting card picture and make a puzzle
Make a new kind of sandwich
Blow up balloons, put notes inside and hand them out to friends
Go backpacking
Go outside and find 10 different kinds of flowers
Go camping
Invent a new dance
Help an elderly person with house or yard work
Visit the zoo
Make an obstacle course in your back yard
Make a treasure hunt
Read a story to someone
Have a winter theme party
Clean up a nature trail
Build a tree house
Set up a lemonade stand
Attend a concert
Have a family game night
Make a movie
Create a terrarium
Discover a new favorite author or book series
Go to a museum
Make a fire plan
Make up bubble solution and have a contest
Plant something
Visit a tourist spot near your home
Host a yard sale
Build a sandcastle
Research your family tree
Fly a kite
Invent your own board game
Build a time capsule
Act in a play
Throw a block party
Make a bird feeder
Spend time with your grandparents
Dig for fossils
Write a song
Tie-dye some t-shirts
Take a dog for a walk
Summer Activities for Kids
Have a paper airplane contest
Go without TV for a day
Sign up at your local library for their Summer Reading program
Learn some new outdoor games
Make something from recyclables
Make home made ice cream
Jump on a trampoline
Organize a scavenger hunt
Go swimming
Paint a portrait of your best friend
Start a collection
Write a fairy tale
Learn how to sew
Visit a National Park
Roast marshmallows
Watch the birds
Have a picnic
Write a letter to
Go to a ballgame
Become a photographer
Make dinner for your family
Compare a book to a movie
Write a poem
Learn about fireworks
Bake some cookies
Take a boat ride
Sketch a picture of your house from the outside
Go to camp
Visit a farm
Take a walk
Keep a journal of what you do during the Summer
Cut up an old greeting card picture and make a puzzle
Make a new kind of sandwich
Blow up balloons, put notes inside and hand them out to friends
Go backpacking
Go outside and find 10 different kinds of flowers
Go camping
Invent a new dance
Help an elderly person with house or yard work
Visit the zoo
Make an obstacle course in your back yard
Make a treasure hunt
Read a story to someone
Have a winter theme party
Clean up a nature trail
Build a tree house
Set up a lemonade stand
Attend a concert
Have a family game night
Make a movie
Create a terrarium
Discover a new favorite author or book series
Go to a museum
Make a fire plan
Make up bubble solution and have a contest
Plant something
Visit a tourist spot near your home
Host a yard sale
Build a sandcastle
Research your family tree
Fly a kite
Invent your own board game
Build a time capsule
Act in a play
Throw a block party
Make a bird feeder
Spend time with your grandparents
Dig for fossils
Write a song
Tie-dye some t-shirts
Take a dog for a walk
Summer Activities for Kids
Have a paper airplane contest
Go without TV for a day
Sign up at your local library for their Summer Reading program
Learn some new outdoor games
Make something from recyclables
Make home made ice cream
Jump on a trampoline
Organize a scavenger hunt
Go swimming
Paint a portrait of your best friend
Start a collection
Write a fairy tale
Learn how to sew
Visit a National Park
Roast marshmallows
Watch the birds
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