October is the month for the program from the Primary children of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. With the children in charge, assisted by Primary officers Kristin Collins, Anna Beth Olson, Laurel Wilde and Lindsey Ross and the Primary teachers, all went well. The Primary choir was under the direction of chorister Terrie McKay and Corey Nielson with ReNae Egley on the piano. It was both a delightful and spiritual program that bore witness of the love of Jesus Christ for all.
The Mink Creek community gathered at the Ballpark the evening of Halloween for their Trunk N Trest. The evening's events were under the direction of Lacey Christensen. Those attending brought a pot of soup or chili, to share. There were games for all ages, a costume parade, a carving pumpkin contest, Car Trunks were decorated and treats gathered from the parking lot. It could be called a “Spooky Good time,” best had for Halloween. The weather cooperated, adding to the fun of the evening.
A Family History class at the LDS Meetinghouse is offered twice a month for anyone who is interested. Kent and Tammy Beardall are the consultants who can help with instructions or field questions and challenging problems of ancestor research.
Sounds of sirens of ambulance and fire trucks headed up Highway 36 always cause concern for possible traffic accidents in our canyons or one of our residents needing to deal with an emergency of some kind. It makes for gratitude for the services that are provided when the need arises.
Remember Veterans' Day, even if you are reading this and it comes as a day late reminder. Most people have someone in their family who has “fought in the war.” It doesn't matter which war, there are plenty that have called soldiers, sailors, marines from their families to deal with conflicts across the globe. Many sacrifices' that deserve respect and remembrance.
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