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The Marriott-Slaterville City History Collection was created by the residents of the town to document their history. The collection includes Autobiographies, Oral Histories, History of Marriott, History of Slaterville, and the History of the Merging Townships to create Marriott-Slaterville City. This information has left behind rich histories, stories and important information regarding the history of the Marriott-Slaterville area. |
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Show Fast (cont'd) March 3, 2009 make it more meaningful. Youth Pastor Michelle Perry, of West Ogden, started her prayer over the meal to break the group's fast several minutes early. "Once it hits 2 o'clock there's no hope," she said. Perry prayed for the youth to understand what it means to give of themselves. She also asked God to bless them for the sacrifice they had made. "May your light and your glory shine through them," she said. According to the Word Vi sion Web site, www.wordvi- sion.org, hunger and preventable disease claim the lives of 26,000 children a day. Annually, more than 10 million children under the age of 5 die from disease and malnutrition as a result of hunger, states the site. Perry said a handful of local churches and schools participated. Wasatch Church of Roy was one of them. Among the service projects participating youth could perform during their fast were serving dinner Friday and lunch Saturday to the homeless at St. Ann's Center and bagging food at the Ogden Food Bank. Travis Boren, 13, of Roy, said it was hard to sack up food at the food bank while he was hungry but he discovered Spam in the process. "We had to stop at the store so we could buy some Spam for Travis," Perry said. So Boren decided to end his fast with fried Spam. He had to wait an extra two minutes before he could end his hunger, as the meat was still cooking. "It's good and old-fashioned," he said of the canned meat when he first tasted it. This year the First United Methodist group added sleeping outside in cardboard boxes as one of its activities during the fast. "Hunger and homeless- ness seem to go hand in hand," Perry said. "So we decided to add sleeping outside." Marybeth Capell Earns FFA Honors, May 14, 2009 FFA students go to state PLAIN CITY — The following students from Fremont High School in Plain City received awards at the FFA State Convention in Logan in April: Jesse Jenkins: American Degree Marybeth Capell: American Degree Aubrey Knight: State Degree; first place, Equine Science Placement Derek Jackson: State Degree; second place, Agricultural Mechanic Repair Placement McKenzi Clawson: State Degree The chapter received Superior Chapter. f \ w . x>v May 15, 2009 fe NAIFA BONNEVILLE CHAPTER MEMBERS Bart Spencer Horizon Financial 202 |
