Monday, July 19, 2010

Home for sale

This family is in the Bentonville 2nd ward and are trying to sell their home/rent it out b/c they are moving to Provo.



Home for rent/sale.   Rent for $1,000/month 1,811 sq. ft, 3br 2 ba, large kitchen, wood
burning fireplace, office nook off of master bedroom... the list goes
on :). We have pictures and more info at
http://houseon8th.blogspot.com.

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Fwd: Play group tomorrow!

Hey y'all,
 
  This is your friendly reminder about play group tomorrow!  We are going to go to the Fayetteville Public Library story time at 10:30 AM.  I know it's far, but it sounds really fun!  It's an hour long, so that's quite a bit longer than the one in Bentonville, and we love books!  The address is 401 W. Mountain St. in Fayetteville, and it's in the Walmart Reading Room. 
  Next Friday we're headed to the Rogers Splash Park at 10:30 AM! 
  Hope to see you tomorrow!:)

Missy

Friday, July 9, 2010

Stake Corn Harvest is Ready

The harvest of corn is ready!!!

The Stake Farm is producing corn ready for consumption.  Those interested in picking corn for their use are welcome to come to the stake farm and pick what they need.  It is on the honor system and is 10 cents an ear. Once you have picked what you need, fill out a tithing slip in your unit and mark other (stake farm corn) and place the appropriate amount of money in the donation slip and give it to a member in the bishopric as you would any other type of donation.


Enjoy good eating!!

Stake Pioneer Day

It’s Been 163 Years Since The First Pioneers Settled The Great Salt Lake Valley.
COME CELEBRATE WITH US!
July 24th, 2010 Stake Family Celebration


•1:00 pm Adult Co-ed Softball games at Phillips Park located at Se J St & Se 30th St in Bentonville -Contact Barry Wall bdwall82@gmail.comor Chuck Trudo cotrudo@gmail.comwith ward interest. If ward is not able to fill a team come anyway and we will make teams as necessary. 

•4:00Pioneer Day Commemoration Concert from Salt Lake (Re-broadcast) –In the stake center

•5:30 Picnic and Outdoor Games at the Stake Center Pavilion -we encourage you to look back into your heritage and discover which countries you originated from. We are focusing on 3 nationalities this year: Latin, Italian, and American, with food and games representing each. (Please contact your Relief Society President for unit food assignments for potluck)

Planned games include:
•Latin –Soccer
•Italian –Bocce (If you have a set, bring it along)
•American –Stick Pull, Stick Ball, Volleyball

Some changes: Cleaning the church in July


Anyone who signed up to clean the church in the month of July is off the hook!  We had some confusion with the scheduling, and so the ward will be cleaning it this month.  Sorry for the change in plans, but thanks for volunteering!


Thursday, July 8, 2010

August Book Group

Ladies,

Watching Eclipse was a blast! There is nothing better than a chick flick and ice cream with friends!

We'll get back to reading for August :)

We will be discussing Prisoner of Tehran: One Woman's Story of Survival Inside an Iranian Prison by Marina Nemat. We will meet at 8:30 pm on Thursday, August 5th at Cori Graham's house. Leslee Lai will lead the discussion.

Summary of the book:
In Tehran in the early 1980s, after she leads a strike in high school to get her math teacher to teach calculus not politics, Marina, 16, a practicing Catholic, is locked up for two years and tortured with her school friends in the Ayatollah Khomeini's notorious Evin political prison. She is saved from execution by an interrogator, Ali, who wants to marry her and threatens to hurt her family and Catholic boyfriend, Andre, if she refuses. Forced to convert to Islam, she becomes Ali's wife; then he is assassinated by political rivals, and she rejoins her family and marries Andre. They immigrate to Canada in 1991. For more than 20 years, secure in her middle-class life, she keeps silent, until she writes this unforgettable memoir. Haunted by her lost friends and by her betrayal of them, Nemat tells her story without messages and with no sense of heroism. The quiet, direct narrative moves back and forth from Toronto to Nemat's childhood under the shah's brutal regime and, later, during the terror under Khomeini. Despite the rabid politics and terrifying drama, the most memorable aspect of the story is the portrait of Ali, Nemat's savior, in love with her, so kind to her--Does he kill people when he goes off to work in the prison each day?

Here is the list of books for the next few months. We still need a few discussion leaders. It's not hard...I promise! Let me know if you would like to volunteer.

September
Book- Mary, Martha & Me by Camille Fronk Olson
Host- Amy Bench
Discussion Leader- Lacey Schofield

October
Book- Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
Host- Aubrey Patterson
Discussion Leader-

November
Book- Women, Food and God by Geneen Roth
Host- Rachel Benefield
Discussion Leader- Dana McKasson

December
Book- Christmas on Mill Street by Joseph Walker
Host- Nicole Bingham
Discussion Leader-

January
Book- The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
Host- Alisha Lindsey
Discussion Leader- Jessica Brumfield

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Play group this week!


Hey Fellow Mamas,

  Sorry I didn't email last week.  I just kind of figured with the holiday and stuff, everyone would be busy!  But we are itching to play this week! 
  It's looking like yucky weather on Friday, unfortunately, so I thought we could just meet at Barnes & Noble and let the kiddies play at the train table and read books (it's a spot my last play group used pretty often).  We can chat--anyone had a Starbucks blended creme (no coffee!)?  Yum, yum!  Hope to see you there at 10:30! 
  Here are the next couple of play groups:
July 16-Toddler time at the Fayetteville Library (10:30 AM-11:30 AM)
July 23-Splash Park in Rogers (10:30 AM)

Thanks, everyone!  Hope to see you this Friday at Barnes & Noble!

Missy


Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Pool Party Follow-up

We wanted to let you know that while we were hoping to reschedule the pool party, the reamining couple of dates available at the pool (mostly Sundays) will not work out for us.  So sadly, we will NOT be able to reschedule the pool party.

We hope you all had a fabulous 4th of July weekend! 

Thanks,
The Branch Activities Committee

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Pool Party Canceled

Due to inclement weather Memorial Pool has decided to closes for the remainder of the day.  So, the Combine Ward/Branch Pool Party has been canceled.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Humanitarian Service

What:  We will be putting together a thousand mini-first aid kits for the Stake Preparedness Fair.

When:  July 7th 10:00-12:00

Where:  Stake Center