The Job’s Daughters of Utah and Missouri are proud to present Job’s Daughters International® 2018 Supreme Session - Davis Conference Center Layton, Utah

Come visit the natural wonders of Utah at our Red Rock Session! July 25-28, 2018

Register on the WEB https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

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Updates: Pg 6: We also offer a session Pin & Roxanne the Session Mascot CHARM Pg 9: Performing Arts and Drill qualify for a $10 Break Station voucher w/ purchase of box lunch Pg 12-13: UPDATED Activity Schedules Pg 14-23: Tour updates

pg. 2 JDI Supreme 2018 Registration Information

Register on the WEB – “REGISTRATION”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

Register in January, to February 14th, 2018 for Super Advance Reduced Fees! Voting Delegate Voting members of the SGC (includes credentials) $100.00 Non-Voting Delegate Adults who are NOT voting members of the SGC $60.00 Job's Daughter Current member of Job’s Daughters (includes SB registration) $50.00 Youth Non-members (age 10-20) $45.00 Children (under 10) Children under the age of 10 $20.00 Day Pass Available for any day of the Session $30.00

February 15th to March 31st, 2018 – Registration Advance Reduced Fees

Voting Delegate Voting members of the SGC (includes credentials) $105.00 Non-Voting Delegate Adults who are NOT voting members of the SGC $65.00 Job's Daughter Current member of Job’s Daughters (includes SB registration) $50.00 Youth Non-members (age 10-20) $45.00 Children (under 10) Children under the age of 10 $20.00 Day Pass Available for any day of the Session $30.00

April 1st to May 31st, 2018 – Registration Attendance Fees

Voting Delegate Voting members of the SGC (includes credentials) $115.00 Non-Voting Delegate Adults who are NOT voting members of the SGC $75.00 Job's Daughter Current member of Job’s Daughters (includes SB registration) $50.00 Youth Non-members (age 10-20) $45.00 Children (under 10) Children under the age of 10 $20.00 Day Pass Available for any day of the Session $30.00

LATE Registration June 1st to June 30th, 2018 – Fees

Voting Delegate Voting members of the SGC (includes credentials) $165.00 Non-Voting Delegate Adults who are NOT voting members of the SGC $125.00 Job's Daughter Current member of Job’s Daughters (includes SB registration) $75.00 Youth Non-members (age 10-20) $45.00 Children (under 10) Children under the age of 10 $20.00 Day Pass Available for any day of the Session $30.00

Registration closes June 30, 2018 @ midnight MDT

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Register on the WEB – “REGISTRATION”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

Questions? Need help? Please e-mail Tricia Westbrook @ [email protected] ###

Due to Security Concerns, you must wear your Registration Badge at all times. If you do not have your badge with you, you will be asked to retrieve it before entering any activity.

Please be sure to include your e-mail and a cell phone number on the registration, For UPDATES.

Registration Cancellation Policy – Requests by April 30th – 90% refund Requests by May 31st – 80% refund Requests June 1st to June 30th – 70% refund No Refunds After June 30, 2018

Wheelchair/Scooter Rental – is available; for wheelchair and scooter rentals, contact: Intermountain Homecare and Hospice South Jordan Home Medical Equipment 385-887-7320 AND please: • Reservations need to be made between July 2, 2018 and July 28, 2018. No earlier. • Mention that the rental is for the Jobs Daughters Conference in Layton, Utah

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PRE-REGISTER FOR SUPREME BETHEL!

Pre-Registration does not replace in-person Supreme Bethel Registration; It is designed to speed up the process.

SUPREME BETHEL REGISTRATION HOURS

Monday, July 23: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Tuesday, July 24: 9:00 am – 11:00 am 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Wednesday, July 25: 9:30 am – 11:30 pm 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Registration closes at 3:00 PM on Wednesday, July 25 – No exceptions

The Daughter and a responsible adult will still need to visit our registration table to verify the information, decide what office(s) she wants to be considered for and sign the official registration card.

You may not register for anyone else because they are on a tour or have not arrived prior to our registration table closing.

PLEASE REMEMBER YOU MUST HAVE YOUR CURRENT SIGNED DUES CARD WITH YOU AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION.

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For the Supreme Bethel Meeting:

All Jobs Daughters’ Attire: All Daughters must be robed. AND Daughters MUST HAVE their CURRENT SIGNED DUES CARD WITH THEM to be admitted to the Supreme Bethel Meeting.

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Session Charm and/or Session Pin: $7.00 each

Session Mascot “Roxanne” gecko Charm: $5.00 each

Session Tee shirt

Sizes S to XL $19.00 2XL $21.00 3XL to 5XL $23.00

pg. 6 Locations and Accommodations – Lodging for JDI Supreme 2018 – July 25, 2018 through July 28, 2018

Job’s Daughters International – Davis Convention Center in Layton, Utah

… a “campus” venue, with hotel options surrounding the convention center.

You can pick your choices for a great stay & the price! Your experience! The ultimate of choice!

FREE PARKING AT ALL LOCATIONS

All lodging is within walking distance of the Davis Convention Center (DCC)

INFO on the WEB – “LODGING”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

When booking, please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block.

*The 2018 SAC contracts require a minimum number of reservations in our room blocks. IF you book a large block of rooms, and then release them on the booking deadline, Your Jurisdiction may be fined if your cancellation resulted in a fee assessed to SAC 2018.

All LODGING cancellations must be made by June 15, 2018. Reservations for Hotels can be made up until the dates noted.

pg. 7 Locations and Accommodations – Lodging for JDI Supreme 2018 – July 25, 2018 through July 28, 2018

All LODGING cancellations must be made by June 15, 2018. When booking, please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block.

Hilton Garden Inn, Layton [HGI] $129 King rooms; $149 Double Queen rooms; connected to the convention center. Reservations: 801-416-8899 or 877-STAYHGI. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. A deposit for the first room night is required when reservations are made. Reservations must be made on or before 6/30/2018.

Home2 Suites by Hilton, Layton $139 Queen & King rooms; includes complimentary breakfast; across the street from HGI/DCC Reservations: 801-820-9222 or 877-6HOME02. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. A deposit for the first room night is required when reservations are made. Reservations must be made on or before 6/30/2018.

Hampton Inn, Layton $99 Queen & King rooms; $129 Suites; includes complimentary breakfast; 0.1 mile from DCC Reservations: 801-775-8800. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. A deposit for the first room night is required when reservations are made. Reservations must be made on or before 7/7/2018.

Holiday Inn Express, Layton $119 King & Double Queen rooms; includes complimentary breakfast; 0.1 mile from DCC Reservations: 801-773-3773. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. A deposit for the first room night is required when reservations are made. Reservations must be made on or before 7/7/2018.

TownePlace Suites by Marriott, Layton $119 Studios (Queen w/sofa bed); includes complimentary breakfast; 0.2 mile from DCC Marriott Reservations: 801-779-2522. Please identify that you are part of JDI staying at the TownePlace Suites Layton. All reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card, and made on or before 5:00 pm MDT, 7/1/2018.

Fairfield by Marriott, Layton $139 Double Queen rooms; includes complimentary breakfast; 0.2 mile from DCC Reservations: 801-444-1600. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. All reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card, and made on or before 7/1/2018.

Courtyard by Marriott, Layton $149 King & Double Queen rooms; includes complimentary breakfast; 0.2 mile from DCC Reservations: 801-217-2300. Please identify that you are part of the “Jobs Daughters International” room block. All reservations must be guaranteed with a major credit card, and made on or before 6/30/2018.

Overflow Motel: Best Western Plus Layton Park, Layton – OVERFLOW for only these dates: 2018: 7/24, 7/25, 7/26 @ $95 King w/sofa & Double Queen rooms Reservations: 801-896-0271

Campgrounds – there are 3 nearby campgrounds if you want an RV Park – https://www.playindavis.com/

pg. 8 MEAL OVERVIEW JDI Supreme 2018 Vegetarian and Special Dietary Options are available for all meals. Please note preferences when registering. Register on the WEB – “MEALS”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

The Davis Conference Center offers two BREAK STATIONS Available ALL Week: Beverages, Snacks, Cookies, etc., at market prices. NOTE: Any Daughter who registers for Performing Arts & Drill Competition and/or Ritual Competition and orders a Box Lunch Monday and/or Tuesday, will receive a $10 coupon/voucher for the purchase of items from the DCC Break Station!

Monday, July 23 Lunch Alumni “Jobie History” Luncheon Monday Box Lunch 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $20* 11:30 p.m. $24 Ham, Turkey, or Beef Sandwich, Fruit, Cookie – *Any Southwestern Grilled Chicken Salad – Daughter who registers for Performing Arts & Drill Grilled Chicken, Fresh Greens with Competition and orders a Box Lunch, will receive a $10 Corn, Toasted Tortilla Strips, & coupon/voucher for the purchase of items from the DCC Tomatoes; with Creamy Cilantro Break Station. Dressing; Rolls & Butter; Lemonade; **In a committee meeting during lunch? Key Lime Pie Box Lunches can be delivered by Special Order!

Dinner Men’s Masonic Dinner 5:30 p.m. $35 – hosted by Missouri – Dutch Oven Pot Roast with Roasted Corn Leek Mashed Potatoes and Mushroom-Onion Gravy, Seasonal Vegetables; House Salad; Rolls & Butter; Caramel Apple Pie; Iced Tea

Tuesday, July 24 Breakfast Royal Purple “Queen Bees” Breakfast 7:30 a.m. $20 Apple Cinnamon French Toast with Bacon; Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice; Tea and Coffee

Lunch Supreme Guardian Council Officers/Deputies and Supreme Bethel Tuesday Box Lunch 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. $20* Officers & Representatives “Be The Light” Luncheon 11:30 a.m. $25 Ham, Turkey, or Beef Sandwich, Fruit, Cookie – *Any Teriyaki Chicken – broiled chicken Daughter who registers for Ritual Competition and orders breast, broccoli, peppers, celery & a Box Lunch, will receive a $10 coupon/voucher for the carrots stir-fried, with teriyaki glaze; purchase of items from the DCC Break Station. served with lemon-infused Jasmine rice;

House Salad; Rolls & Butter; Lemonade; **In a committee meeting during lunch? Cheesecake with Strawberry Coulis Box Lunches can be delivered by Special Order!

pg. 9 MEAL OVERVIEW continued JDI Supreme 2018 Tuesday, July 24 (continued) Dinner HIKE Cowboy Dinner Buffet – “Just Dinner” buffet from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. $30 “Buffet & Pie & Root Beer & HIKE Dance” HIKE Dance & Pie & Root Beer @ 7:30 p.m. $35 Mixed Greens House Salad with Tomatoes and Cucumbers with Ranch Dressing; Roasted Pepper Barbeque Chicken; Achiote Marinated Barbeque Brisket; Baked Potatoes with traditional condiments; Corn on the Cob; Chef’s selection of “western” Desserts; Lemonade

Wednesday, July 25 Breakfasts Supreme Guardian/ 2017- Vice Supreme Guardian/ Supreme Guide/ Supreme Marshal/ 2018 Grand Guardians & 2018 Grand Guardians & Vice Grand Guardians Grand Guides & Gr AGGs AGGs & VAGGs Inner Guards Stratus Breakfast Buffet 7:30 a.m. $25 Orange Juice; Scrambled Eggs; Bacon; Sausage; Hash Browns; assorted dry Cereals & Milk; assorted Muffins & Pastries; Butter & Fruit Preserves; Tea and Coffee

Lunch Royalty Luncheon Men of Job Wednesday Box Executive Manager “Lily of the “Princesses Can Luncheon Lunch 11:00 a.m. – Valley” Luncheon Do Anything” 11:30 a.m. $25 1:00 p.m. $20* 11:30 a.m. $22 11:30 a.m. $22 Hosted by Missouri Ham, Turkey, or Beef Smoked Club Turkey Wrap; Fruit Sandwich, Fruit, Slow-Roasted, Salad; Chips; Iced Tea; Club Sandwich; Cookie. Chipotle Plum Cheesecake Cake with Fruit Salad; Chips; *In a committee Barbecue Chicken Strawberry Coulis Lemonade; meeting during Breast; Roasted Corn ~ Cheese Cake with lunch? Mashed Potatoes; For Gr Secretaries, Chocolate drizzle Box Lunches can be Vegetables; Iced Tea; Gr Treasurers, & delivered by Special Strawberry Shortcake Bethel Guardians / Secretaries Order! of Bethels under Supreme [ Miss International Jobs Daughter Luncheon – For Contestants Only]

Dinner Formal Opening “FIRE AND ICE” Banquet 4:30 p.m. $35 Santa Fe Chicken entrée – Broiled Chicken Breast, with Ancho Chile Sauce served on the side; Spanish Rice; Green Beans, Corn; House Salad; Rolls & Butter; Iced Tea; Cake

The Davis Conference Center offers two BREAK STATIONS Available ALL Week: Beverages, Snacks, Cookies, etc., at market prices.

Vegetarian and Special Dietary Options are available for all meals. Please note preferences when registering. Register on the WEB – “MEALS”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

pg. 10 MEAL OVERVIEW continued JDI Supreme 2018

Vegetarian and Special Dietary Options are available for all meals. Please note preferences when registering.

Register on the WEB – “MEALS”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

The Davis Conference Center offers two BREAK STATIONS Available ALL Week: Beverages, Snacks, Cookies, etc., at market prices.

Thursday, July 26 Lunch All Job’s Daughters “Roxy Goes to College” Past Grands “WANTED: Past Grands” Luncheon Luncheon 11:30 a.m. $27 11:30 a.m. $22 Chicken Caesar Salad; Rolls & Tex/Mex entrée: Tortilla Salad with Cilantro-Lime Ranch Dressing; Butter; Lemonade; Cheesecake Cheese Enchiladas with Roasted Chili Sauce; Refried Beans & with Chocolate Drizzle Spanish Rice; Iced Tea; Key Lime Pie

Dinner JURISDICTION DINNERS 4:30 p.m. $35 Team 2018 Kansas/Queensland OK/OH/NE Quad Squad Carne Asada – Tender- Carne Asada – Tender- Boursin Cheese & Sliced & Seasoned Sirloin Steak, Jack Sliced & Seasoned Walnut Stuffed Chicken, Marinated Steak, Daniels Glaze, Garlic Marinated Steak, Rice, Roasted Pepper in Spanish Rice with Beans, Butter Whipped Spanish Rice with Beans, a Chipotle Coulis, Fresh Pico de Gallo, Potatoes, Seasonal Fresh Pico de Gallo, Seasonal Vegetables; Warm Flour Tortillas, Vegetables; House Warm Flour Tortillas, House Salad; Rolls & House Salad; Rolls & Salad; Rolls & House Salad; Rolls & Butter; Iced Tea; Butter; Lemonade; Butter; Iced Tea; Butter; Iced Tea; Chocolate Decadence choice of Key Lime Pie or Caramel Apple Pie Chocolate Decadence Cake Caramel Apple Pie Cake

Friday, July 27 Red Rock Awards Luncheon! 11:30 a.m. $22 Smoked Club Turkey Wrap; Fruit Salad; Chips; Lemonade; Strawberry Shortcake

Register on the WEB – “MEALS”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

pg. 11 Red Rock Session 2018 – Schedule at a glance NOTE: Tuesday, July 24th is a state holiday - expect crowded attractions and increased traffic Sat 7/21 Sun 7/22 Mon 7/23 Tues 7/24 Wed 7/25 Thurs 7/26 Fri 7/27 Sat 7/28 Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration

9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 5 pm 9 am – 4 pm Credentials Credentials Credentials Credentials Credentials Credentials Supreme Bethel Registration MIJD MIJD MIJD Test MIJD pageant

Registration Registration MIJD Lunch practice Sales & Sales & Sales & Sales & Sales & Sales & Sales & Display

Display set up Display Display Display Display Display pack up Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee meetings meetings meetings meetings meetings meetings meetings meetings KEY Events Performing Adult Supreme Adult Adult Devotional Ritual Comp – please Arts & Drill Legislation Bethel Legislation Legislation Mtg am 8-4 attend… Comp 8-4 Meeting Meeting am Meetings possible Adult Legisl

Mtg pm Invitation Daughter Invitation JOBIE Past only: CAV Term only: Supr GAMES Supremes’

Train the Planning Deputy come & go Dinner @ Trainer class class Training activity Roosters SuprGuardian Performing Formal MIJD Supreme HIKE Council Arts & Drill Opening Pageant Bethel Install PIE & Root Install GALA 7:30 pm 7:00pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm Beer, Dance 7:30pm Sat 7/21 Sun 7/22 Mon 7/23 Tues 7/24 Wed 7/25 Thurs 7/26 Fri 7/27 Sat 7/28 Supreme Royal Elected/GGC Purple Meals Elected Breakfast Breakfasts Box Lunches Box Lunches Box Lunches Past Grands Awards

11am – 1pm 11am – 1pm 11am – 1pm Luncheon Luncheon SGC SB Executive All Jobs Alumni Officers Manager Daughters Lunch 11:30 Lunch Lunch Luncheon Men of Job

Lunch Royalty

Luncheon Men’s’ Formal Jurisdiction Masonic HIKE BBQ Banquet Dinners Dinner Sat 7/21 Sun 7/22 Mon 7/23 Tues 7/24 Wed 7/25 Thurs 7/26 Fri 7/27 Sat 7/28 Tours & Activities Union Stat Mormon High School Great Shrine Hosp/ SeaQuest Antelope Antelope 4 Museums Tabernacle Musical Escape Temple SQ/ Aquarium Island tour Island 25th St Choir Movie loc Room City Creek Ghost tours High School Antelope Is. Ghost tour Olympic Sea Q Escape City Creek Walking Mus Movie Horseback Walking Park Aquarium Room shopping & Bus loc/ ZOO riding Evening Ghost tour Clark UU Museum Baseball

Concert Walking HIKE Planetarium or Zoo/w TITP Game Park City Lagoon Boondocks AFB Museum Lagoon Lagoon nite Cherry Hill

pg. 12 Red Rock Session 2018 TOURS/ACTIVITIES Schedule at a glance

NOTE: Tuesday, July 24th is a state holiday – expect crowded attractions, “closed” businesses, and increased traffic

Sat 7/21 Sun 7/22 Mon 7/23 Tues 7/24 Wed 7/25 Thurs 7/26 Fri 7/27 Sat 7/28 Mormon High School Zoo & TITP Tab. Choir Musical set Heritage Lagoon VIP tour & locale tour/ Park/ lunch 9:00 am seating Zoo 8:00 am 9:00 am 8:00 am Mtn scenic Park City Shriners U Natural ski chair Olympic Hospital History SLC City ride, Park Park tour/ Museum & Creek City & unlimited Temple TITP Shopping Tanger activity Square/ City Heritage 9:45 am Outlet shops pass/ lunch Creek SLC Park/ lunch 9:30 am 8 am 8:00 am 9:00 am Antelope Antelope Lagoon Island/ Island/ 10:00 am lunch 9:00 lunch am 9:00 am Antelope High School SeaQuest SeaQuest Island/ Musical set Boondocks / Aquarium Aquarium Horseback locale tour/ lunch guided tour guided tour Riding lunch 11:00 11:30 am 9:00 am 1:00 pm lunch 9:00 am am Ogden Clark Union Planetarium Station IMAX, Dome Great Great Hill Museums Theater, Dartside Escape Escape Aerospace eat: 25th Science 2:00 pm Room Room Museum Street, Sphere/ lunch 11:00 am 12:30 pm 3:00 pm 11:30 am Rainbow Lagoon at Gardens Night 2:30 pm 4:00 pm HIKE JOBIE Daughter BBQ GAMES TBD Outdoor Term Cherry Hill/ & come & go Raptors Theater Planning lunch Dance, activity Baseball 7:00 pm class 12:30 pm Pie & 2:00 to 5:00 6:00 pm 2:00 pm Root Beer pm Ogden Ogden Ogden Walking Walking Walking

Ghost tour Ghost tour Ghost tour 8:30 pm 8:30 pm 9:00 pm Ghost tour Via BUS 8:30 pm

pg. 13 Tours/Activities JDI Supreme 2018

Register on the WEB – “ACTIVITIES”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

Tours generally will depart from the DCC Weather Towers’ area, outside the Sky Lobby. Need help? Have a question? Check at the Session Registration desk.

SATURDAY, July 21, 2018

Union Station: 4 Museums/25th Street Ogden/optional Rainbow Gardens shopping Saturday, July 21 Your Union Station pass gives you 4 museums: John M. Browning Firearms, Browning-Kimball Classic Cars, Utah State Cowboy & Western Heritage, and the Utah State Railroad Museum: a variety of interactive and pictorial displays and artifacts illustrating the construction of the transcontinental railroad. As visitors enter the Railroad Museum they pass under timbers used to construct the historic Lucin Cutoff across the Great Salt Lake. In the museum theater enjoy a movie about the Big Boy Locomotives that ran from Ogden to Cheyenne. The original Golden Spike Safe and Utah’s Centennial Gold Spike. Weigh your group on the Station’s original baggage scale. There are ART exhibits in 2 galleries. The bus will park along Ogden’s 25th Street, where the local collectors, foodies and shoppers stroll. Find a spot that looks promising for dinner or a snack… Optional: Does Rainbow Gardens Gift Store sound interesting? The bus will take anyone who wants to visit there for a brief stroll through the most astounding collection of giftware, seasonal décor and fashion accessories in the western United States. With over twenty departments in a 20,000 square foot original historic complex. Both a local’s favorite shopping spot and a top tourist destination. Board bus transportation @ 2:30 p.m. – return to DCC @ 8:00 p.m. Cost $18 /person

Ogden 25th Walking GHOST TOUR Saturday, July 21 (also offered Sunday, July 22 and Monday, July 23) Come stroll with us along Historic downtown Ogden, noted as the most haunted street west of the Mississippi! Guided by a professional Storyteller, you will walk to the great "haunts" of the City and learn about the ghosts who dwell in the historic buildings and cemeteries. We share the stories of historic and modern ghosts along with experiences we have had ourselves. Satisfy your curiosity and find out why these ghosts haunt this city. Board bus transportation @ 8:30 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 11:30 p.m. Cost $35 / person

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Mormon Tabernacle Choir Performance – VIP Seating and Tour/SLC’s historic Temple Square “Music & the Spoken Word” Television and Radio Broadcast Sunday, July 22 “Listen to the Music… bring a friend” – On the air for over 89 years and thousands of weekly broadcasts, Music & the Spoken Word is the longest continuously-running weekly network broadcast in the world. Uplifting music and inspiring prose, featuring modern and traditional arrangements of spiritual, patriotic, popular, classical and contemporary music… an uplifting, rejuvenating destination. Board bus transportation @ 8:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 12:30 p.m. Cost $20 /person

Park City Scenic Chair Ride, Park City Main Street, & Tanger Outlet Shops Sunday, July 22 Park City resort lift rides – enjoy the majestic beauty of the majestic landscape of Park City. The top of the mountain provides lush hiking trails and the most amazing photo opportunities. Take the Main Street chairlift to Main Street in historic Park City, a gem among riches. Nestled in the valley flanked by resorts, it is the heart and soul of our mountain town and the epicenter of all that is fun and wild. Since silver was discovered in the hills, there have been booms, busts, fires, and freezes, but the town’s adventurous spirit has never dimmed. Park City re-invented itself as a ski town that grew into a world-class destination and host to global events such as the 2002 Winter Olympics and the Sundance Film Festival. Historic Main Street has been Park City's prime shopping district since the 1800's when merchants began catering to the town's founding miners. The area hosts over 70 retail stores ranging from souvenir shops to one-of- a-kind boutiques with the finest apparel from New York, London and European designers. Art galleries, specialty shops, and spas also offer visitors a full range of products from toothpaste to Chagall. So whatever you're looking for, whether its souvenirs to take home, the latest in mountain fashion, or dazzling jewelry for a loved one, chances are good you’ll find it in Historic Park City. Afterwards, shop: Tanger Outlet shopping: https://www.tangeroutlet.com/parkcity/stores Board bus transportation @ 9:30 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 4:30 p.m. Cost $40 /person

LAGOON at Night Sunday, July 22 (also offered Monday, July 23, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, July 28) LAGOON Amusement Park in Farmington, Utah, has TEN roller coasters including: Colossus the Fire Dragon, a double looping coaster; White Roller Coaster, one of the oldest coasters in the world, operating since 1921; Wicked, a fast and thrilling experience; Cannibal, with one of the world’s steepest drops; and more! It also has an assortment of kiddie rides, family rides, and extreme amusement rides. It also has Lagoon A Beach aquatic playground! Bring your swimsuit and beat the heat in the six acres of surging slides, twisting hydro tubes, crystal waterfalls, bubbling fountains, and lazy river. Lagoon also has a live performance stage full of music and choreography to awe you. You can also experience history at Lagoon’s Pioneer Village and Museum, where historic pioneer homes are preserved. Lagoon is the ultimate family entertainment experience in Davis County. Food voucher included. Board bus transportation @ 4:00 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 11:00 p.m. Cost $75 /person

pg. 15 Tours/Activities (continued) JDI Supreme 2018

Register on the WEB – “ACTIVITIES”: https://app.bandwango.com/checkout/156/job-s-daughters-international/520/red-rocks-session-2018

SUNDAY, July 22 continued

Amphitheater Sunday Night Concert Sunday, July 22 The Davis Arts Council packs the Edward A. Kenley Centennial Amphitheater each summer with great talents and local performers. The Kenley is right in the heart of Layton Park. In addition to the serene landscaping and view of the mountains, you’ll also often see a flock of geese fly over. Board bus transportation @ 7:00 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 10:15 p.m. Cost $15 /person,

Ogden 25th Street Walking GHOST TOUR Sunday, July 22 (also offered Saturday, July 21 and Monday, July 23) Come stroll with us along Historic downtown Ogden, noted as the most haunted street west of the Mississippi! Guided by a professional Storyteller, you will walk to the great "haunts" of the City and learn about the ghosts who dwell in the historic buildings and cemeteries. We share the stories of historic and modern ghosts along with experiences we have had ourselves. Satisfy your curiosity and find out why these ghosts haunt this city. Board bus transportation @ 8:30 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 11:30 p.m. Cost $35 / person

Ogden 25th Street BUS GHOST TOUR Ghost tour guided by a professional Storyteller – you will travel by bus to the great "haunts" of the City and learn about the ghosts who dwell in the historic buildings around 25th Street in Ogden. Board bus transportation @ 8:30 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 11:30 p.m. Cost $28 / person

MONDAY, July 23

Olympic Park “Gold Pass” & Lunch Monday, July 23 Utah Olympic Park: learn about the Park’s unique Olympic heritage on a guided tour and enjoy this great value, unlimited adventure pass. Climb, hike, and explore Olympic history! Built for the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Gamers, Utah Olympic Park is located near Park City. The nearly 400 acre venue houses one of only four sliding tracks in North America, six Nordic ski jumps, a 2002 Winter Games museum, and a multitude of adventure activities. An official USOC Training Site. Includes Lunch. Board bus transportation @ 8:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 5:00 p.m. Cost $99 /person

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LAGOON Monday, July 23 (also offered Sunday.; and Saturday, July 28) Lagoon Amusement Park in Farmington, Utah, has TEN roller coasters including: Colossus the Fire Dragon, a double looping coaster; White Roller Coaster, one of the oldest coasters in the world, operating since 1921; Wicked, a fast and thrilling experience; Cannibal, with one of the world’s steepest drops; and more! It also has an assortment of kiddie rides, family rides, and extreme amusement rides. It also has Lagoon A Beach aquatic playground! Bring your swimsuit and beat the heat in the six acres of surging slides, twisting hydro tubes, crystal waterfalls, bubbling fountains, and lazy river. Lagoon also has a live performance stage full of music and choreography to awe you. You can also experience history at Lagoon’s Pioneer Village and Museum, where historic pioneer homes are preserved. Lagoon is the ultimate family entertainment experience in Davis County. Food voucher included. Cost $75 /person Board bus transportation @ 10:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 5:00 p.m.

“High School Musical” movie set locale Monday, July 23 (also offered Wednesday) Much of the Disney Channel film High School Musical and parts of its two sequels, High School Musical 2 and High School Musical 3: Senior Year, were filmed at East High School in Salt Lake City. As a result, the school has become a destination for tourists. The school receives 40 to 50 visitors per day who visit the location of the film. East High School self-guided walking tour and SELFIE venues; includes lunch. Board bus transportation @ 11:30 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:30 p.m. Cost $30 /person

Dartside Large Arena Foam Darts Monday, July 23 A 4300 square foot arena. Soft foam discs and darts for competitive friends and family dart tag action. Nearby, at the Layton Hills Mall – Walk to the Mall @ 2:00 p.m. Cost $13 /person

Training Event – Daughter Term Planning Class Monday, July 23 Davis Conference Center @ 2:00 pm (to 4:00 pm) Cost $5

Ogden 25th Street Walking GHOST TOUR Monday, July 23 (also offered Saturday, July 21 and Sunday, July 22) Come stroll with us along Historic downtown Ogden, noted as the most haunted street west of the Mississippi! Guided by a professional Storyteller, you will walk to the great "haunts" of the City and learn about the ghosts who dwell in the historic buildings and cemeteries. We share the stories of historic and modern ghosts along with experiences we have had ourselves. Satisfy your curiosity and find out why these ghosts haunt this city. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 11:30 p.m. Cost $35 / person

pg. 17 Tours/Activities (continued) JDI Supreme 2018

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TUESDAY, July 24

Sea Quest Interactive Aquarium Guided Tour Tuesday, July 24 (also offered Thursday, July 26) Experience thousands of species and interactive exhibits. Take a trip around the world and discover exotic exhibits full of sea life, rainforest reptiles, tropical birds, vast desert species and much more. Explore: Get up-close and personal as you feed (1 feeding token included) and interact with over 300 species and 1,500 animals from every corner of the globe. Inspire: Learn more about our planet, as well as create long lasting memories the whole family will treasure. SeaQuest Interactive Aquarium is packed to the fills with flashy fish, brightly-colored birds, riveting reptiles and more. It’s a splash of adventure for families and kids of all ages. Nearby, at the Layton Hills Mall – Walk to the Mall @ 9:00 a.m. Cost $11 /person

Great Room Escape Private Party Tuesday, July 24 (also offered Thursday, July 26) Participants enter a room with only one hour to escape. Clues and puzzles hidden throughout the room provide the necessary tools to meet your object. This makes for a great team-building activity or unique family entertainment, where problem solving and teamwork are key to the mysterious adventure. Nearby, at the Layton Hills Mall – Walk to the Mall @ 11:00 a.m. Cost $25 /person

JDI HIKE Event! Tuesday, July 24 Please join Jobies from across the world on Tuesday, July 24, 2018, as we celebrate Utah's Days of ‘47 “Pioneer Days” & raise funds for Job’s Daughters Hearing Impaired Kids Endowment. BBQ dinner on the Solstice Courtyard; HIKE Dance in the Meridian Ballroom – Pie & Root Beer! Western attire encouraged! Cost: $35 Cowboy BBQ buffet (see Meals 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.) & Pie & Root Beer & HIKE Dance $10 for “just” Pie & Root Beer & the HIKE Dance, 7:30 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY, July 25

“High School Musical” movie set locale & Hogle Zoo Wednesday, July 25 (also offered Monday) Much of the Disney Channel film High School Musical and parts of its two sequels, High School Musical 2 and High School Musical 3: Senior Year, were filmed at East High School in Salt Lake City. As a result, the school has become a destination for tourists. The school receives 40 to 50 visitors per day who visit the location of the film. East High School self-guided walking tour and SELFIE venues. Then Hogle Zoo: A Creekside Play Area; daily public giraffe feedings on Twiga Terrace. Lighthouse Point Splash Zone. Up- close Wildlife Connections - one-of-a-kind animal experiences. Hogle Zoo has something for everyone! With hundreds of animals, hundreds of different species. African Savanna: giraffes, zebras and ostriches, all roaming the savanna while lions watch nearby. Rocky Shores, featuring polar bears, sea lions, seals, grizzly bears, river otters and bald eagles, Asian Highlands, a re-creation of a Himalayan village featuring five endangered Asian cat species, and Elephant Encounter spotlights African elephants and white rhinos. Board bus transportation @ 8:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:00 p.m. Cost $35 /person

Salt Lake City Shriners Hospital tour / Temple Square / City Creek Center shopping Wednesday, July 25 Enjoy a brief tour of the Shriners Hospital for Children, or just enjoy the view from atop the foothills of the Salt Lake Valley. Then experience the variety of wonderful attractions available on the 35 acres of Temple Square located in the heart of Salt Lake City! Salt Lake City Temple Square – the Family History Library offers fun and engaging interactive discovery experiences for the whole family on the Main Floor. Guides, Visitors’ Center, beautiful gardens to enjoy. Then have lunch (at the wonderful Food Court) and “window” shop at City Creek Center, a world-class fashion and dining destination in the heart of Salt Lake City, offering over 100 stores and restaurants in a casual, pedestrian-friendly shopping environment. Board bus transportation @ 8:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 3:30 p.m. Cost $20 /person

Boondocks – Wednesday, July 25 Boondocks unlimited pass activities for families, including bowling, bumper boats, laser tag, go karts, batting cages, and mini golf. Includes lunch: Pizza; garlic bread; fresh garden salad; ice cream; refillable soft drinks. Board bus transportation @ 11:30 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 3:15 p.m. Cost $40 /person

Clark Planetarium – Wednesday, July 25 Clark Planetarium includes shows at the IMAX & Dome Theaters, and Science on a Sphere. New interactive exhibits, and planetarium shows and documentaries that explore the universe and life here on Earth. Visit Clark Planetarium and rediscover your enchantment with cosmic discovery. Includes lunch. Board bus transportation @ 12:30 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 4:45 p.m. Cost $42 /person

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THURSDAY, July 26

Sea Quest Interactive Aquarium Guided Tour Thursday, July 26 (also offered Tuesday, July 24) Experience thousands of species and interactive exhibits. Take a trip around the world and discover exotic exhibits full of sea life, rainforest reptiles, tropical birds, vast desert species and much more. Explore: Get up-close and personal as you feed (1 feeding token included) and interact with over 300 species and 1,500 animals from every corner of the globe. Inspire: Learn more about our planet, as well as create long lasting memories the whole family will treasure. SeaQuest Interactive Aquarium is packed to the fills with flashy fish, brightly-colored birds, riveting reptiles and more. It’s a splash of adventure for families and kids of all ages. Nearby, at the Layton Hills Mall – Take the Trolley or walk over @ 1:00 p.m. Cost $11 /person

Great Room Escape Private Party Thursday, July 26 (also offered Tuesday, July 24) Participants enter a room with only one hour to escape. Clues and puzzles hidden throughout the room provide the necessary tools to meet your object. This makes for a great team-building activity or unique family entertainment, where problem solving and teamwork are key to the mysterious adventure. Nearby, at the Layton Hills Mall – Take the Trolley or walk over @ 3:00 p.m. Cost $25 /person

Training Event – JOBIE GAMES Thursday, July 26 – Registration Sign Up is required. This is a COME AND GO activity, but you must register. Davis Conference Center @ 2:00 pm (to 5:00 pm) Cost – No charge, but Registration Sign Up is required.

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FRIDAY, July 27

Antelope Island tour, lunch at Garr Ranch Antelope Island Buffalo Grill Friday, July 27 (also offered Saturday, July 28) Antelope Island: The largest island in the Great Salt Lake is accessed by a 7.2-mile causeway. Home to one of the largest buffalo herds in the country. Visitor Center, buffalo point, Bridger Bay, Garr Ranch. See many birds on the causeway in the shallow shoals. The Ranch is also a migrant trap – During spring and fall migrations, millions of birds flock the fresh water inlets, the shores of the lake and the island. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:15 p.m. Cost $25 /person

Antelope Island Horseback Riding, tour, lunch Friday, July 27 Along with professional wrangling for movies and other productions, R&G Horse and Wagon offers exclusive horseback rides on historic Antelope Island; a 28,000 acre island preserve in the Great Salt Lake. Horseback rides originate from the Fielding Garr Ranch and are led by experienced wranglers that are intimately familiar with the island, its rich history and abundant wildlife. Some of the wildlife includes: Mule Deer, Antelope, American Bison, Bighorn Sheep, coyotes and innumerable birds. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:15 p.m. Cost $79 /person

Hogle Zoo & This is the Place Heritage Park, includes lunch Friday, July 27 Hogle Zoo: A Creekside Play Area; daily public giraffe feedings on Twiga Terrace. Lighthouse Point Splash Zone. Up-close Wildlife Connections - one-of-a-kind animal experiences. Hogle Zoo has something for everyone! With hundreds of animals, hundreds of different species. African Savanna: giraffes, zebras and ostriches, all roaming the savanna while lions watch nearby. Rocky Shores, featuring polar bears, sea lions, seals, grizzly bears, river otters and bald eagles, Asian Highlands, a re-creation of a Himalayan village featuring five endangered Asian cat species, and Elephant Encounter spotlights African elephants and white rhinos. “TITP” This is The Place Heritage Park - Treasure seekers young and old will love the interactive feature, The Treasure House. It tells the story of mining in Utah through hands-on experiences. Dig for gemstones in Prospectors Pit, and then identify your rocks at the Assay Station. Pan for gold in the creek under the shady oaks. Choose a giant geode and help break it in our Geode Cracker! Enjoy these fun activities and pony rides, train rides, the Native American Village, visiting pioneer tradesmen, cooling off at Irrigation Station, shopping at The Gift Shop and ZCMI Mercantile Store, and tasty treats like Brigham's Donuts at the Social Hall and soft serve ice cream at the Ice Cream Parlor. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:15 p.m. Cost $56 /person

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FRIDAY, July 27 continued

University of Utah Natural History Museum of Utah & This is the Place Heritage Park, includes lunch Friday, July 27 The Natural History Museum of Utah is located on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City. The museum shows exhibits of natural history subjects, with an emphasis on Utah and the Intermountain West. Special exhibit: Nature’s Ultimate Machines, the marvels of natural engineering. “TITP” This is The Place Heritage Park - Treasure seekers young and old will love the interactive feature, The Treasure House. It tells the story of mining in Utah through hands-on experiences. Dig for gemstones in Prospectors Pit, and then identify your rocks at the Assay Station. Pan for gold in the creek under the shady oaks. Choose a giant geode and help break it in our Geode Cracker! Enjoy these fun activities and pony rides, train rides, the Native American Village, visiting pioneer tradesmen, cooling off at Irrigation Station, shopping at The Gift Shop and ZCMI Mercantile Store, and tasty treats like Brigham's Donuts at the Social Hall and soft serve ice cream at the Ice Cream Parlor. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:15 p.m. Cost $57 /person

Hill Aerospace Museum Friday, July 27 Hill Aerospace Museum is a U.S. Air Force museum that is part of the United States Air Force Heritage Program, located on a corner of Hill Air Force Base. “Keepers of their Stories”, the museum presents history, heritage and traditions of the U.S. Air Force, Hill Air Force Base, and Utah aviation through engaging exhibits, educational outreach, special programs, and the stewardship of the national historic collection. [Food is not available at the Museum – Participants may want to grab lunch at a DCC Break station before boarding the bus.] Board bus transportation @ 11:30 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 3:30 p.m. Cost $15 /person

Cherry Hill Resort “King of the Hill” pass, includes lunch Friday, July 27 Cherry Hill Resort – water park, mini golf, jungle maze, aeroball, hamster haven, battleStar blasters, the ROCK, junior jungle boats, and batting cages. Board bus transportation @ 12:30 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 4:45 p.m. Cost $47 /person

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SATURDAY, July 28

Antelope Island tour, lunch at Garr Ranch Saturday, July 28 (also offered Friday, July 27) Antelope Island: The largest island in the Great Salt Lake is accessed by a 7.2-mile causeway. See many birds on the causeway in the shallow shoals. The Ranch, which provides professional wrangling for movies and other productions, is also a migrant trap – During spring and fall migrations, millions of birds flock the fresh water inlets, the shores of the lake and the island. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 2:15 p.m. Cost $25 /person

LAGOON Saturday, July 28 (also offered Sunday, July 22; and Monday, July 23) Lagoon Amusement Park has TEN roller coasters including: Colossus the Fire Dragon, a double looping coaster; White Roller Coaster, one of the oldest coasters in the world, operating since 1921; Wicked, a fast and thrilling experience; Cannibal, with one of the world’s steepest drops; and more! It also has an assortment of kiddie rides, family rides, and extreme amusement rides. It also has Lagoon A Beach aquatic playground! Bring your swimsuit and beat the heat in the six acres of surging slides, twisting hydro tubes, crystal waterfalls, bubbling fountains, and lazy river. Lagoon also has a live performance stage full of music and choreography to awe you. You can also experience history at Lagoon’s Pioneer Village and Museum, where historic pioneer homes are preserved. Lagoon is the ultimate family entertainment experience in Davis County. Food voucher included. Board bus transportation @ 9:00 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 4:30 p.m. Cost $75 /person

City Creek Center shopping, Salt Lake City Downtown Saturday, July 28 City Creek Center is a world-class fashion and dining destination in the heart of Salt Lake City, offering over 100 stores, food court, and restaurants in a casual, pedestrian-friendly shopping environment. Board bus transportation @ 9:45 a.m. – returns to DCC @ 1:45 p.m. Cost $20 /person

PENDING: Ogden Raptors Baseball Game and dinner The Ogden Raptors are a minor league baseball team in the Pioneer League based in Ogden, Utah. The club plays at Lindquist Field, whose view beyond the outfield fence was named the best in professional baseball. The Raptors are one of six farm teams of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Lindquist Field has been the home of the Ogden Raptors since 1997 and is located in the heart of downtown Ogden. The Raptors have lead the league in attendance every season since Lindquist Field was opened. The ballpark has received many accolades over the years, including the 2007 Ballpark of the Year. Board bus transportation @ 6:00 p.m. – returns to DCC @ 10:00 p.m. Cost $?? /person

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LAGOON Amusement Park – with food voucher: cost $62 / person

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pg. 26 LOCATIONS

FREE PARKING at Davis Conference Center and ALL Session Lodging locations

Davis Conference Center, 1651 North 700 West, Layton, Utah Shipping address: Davis Conference Center, 800 West Heritage Park Boulevard, Layton, UT 84041 Hilton Garden Inn, Layton [HGI], 762 West Heritage Park Boulevard, Layton, UT Home2 Suites by Hilton, Layton, 803 West Heritage Park Boulevard, Layton, UT Hampton Inn, Layton, 1700 Woodland Park Drive, Layton, UT Holiday Inn Express, Layton, 1695 Woodland Park Drive, Layton, UT TownePlace Suites by Marriott, Layton, 1743 Woodland Park Drive, Layton, UT Fairfield by Marriott, Layton, 1740 Woodland Park Drive, Layton, UT Courtyard by Marriott, Layton, 1803 Woodland Park Drive, Layton, UT Overflow Motel: Best Western Plus Layton Park, Layton, 798 West 1425 North, Layton, UT

TBD: Airport Transportation – Transportation provider to provide a group rate Special promo code from Uber

Flower Sales – Corsages, boutonnieres, and floral arrangements are available through SAC 2018 from a local florist. Floral orders at the Session, placed by 2:00 p.m., and paid to SAC 2018, will be delivered the next day. Available at the main REGISTRATION desk.

Suggested Attire – Proper attire is the responsibility of each person attending Supreme Session. Your behavior and proper attire will display a positive image for Job’s Daughters. Please wear a Job’s Daughters shirt as often as possible; there is no better way to promote our Order. The dress code applies to ALL in attendance. NOT allowed at any time during Supreme Session: short shorts, cutoffs, halter tops, crop tops, or bare midriffs. While this may differ from your Jurisdiction’s dress code, this is the DRESS CODE REQUIRED FOR SUPREME SESSION. Formal Events (Formal Opening, Formal Banquet, MIJD Pageant, Supreme Bethel and Supreme Guardian Council Installations): Females: knee length or longer formals, gowns or “dressy” dresses or “dressy” palazzo-style pants. Appropriately fitted strapless, halter, one shoulder, and spaghetti straps are acceptable. At no time should any undergarments be shown. Males: Tuxedos, suits, or sports coat & tie. Supreme Bethel Meeting: All Jobs Daughters: All Daughters must be robed. Adult Females: knee length or longer skirts or dresses, dress pants, slacks, or pantsuits. All tops should be in good taste; no plunging necklines. Males: Dress pants or slacks and collared shirts/jurisdictional Polo shirts, or suit jackets and ties. Meetings (Supreme Guardian Council Meetings, and Registered Meals): Females: knee length or longer skirts or dresses, dress pants, slacks, or pantsuits. All tops should be in good taste; no plunging necklines. Males: Dress pants or slacks and collared shirts/jurisdictional Polo shirts, or suit jackets and ties. Casual (Rehearsals, Tours, HIKE Dance, Sales and Registration Areas, or other public areas): All Attendees: Jeans, khaki shorts, athletic pants, casual shirts, polo’s or t-shirts. NO short shorts or cutoffs. Swimwear: There should be no string or thong suits. All swimwear must fit appropriately. Cover- ups and footwear should be worn going to/from pool areas.

IDENTIFICATION BADGES MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. No one will be admitted to any function without a badge. Day passes are available for visitors and guests. These special one day event passes will be available through the Registration web site and at Registration at the Session. Failure to wear a badge negates insurance coverage.

pg. 27 Chaperones – All Daughters/children under the age of twenty (20) must be chaperoned during Supreme Session (especially off the Conference and hotel properties).

First Aid – Layton InstaCare, 2075 North University Park Blvd, Layton

Weather - On average, Utah weather is quite temperate. Utah is a semiarid state with dry, high country air and plenty of sunshine. Generally speaking, Utah is best experienced with an extra bottle of water and some sunscreen. Stay hydrated and avoid altitude sickness, especially if you venture up into the mountain areas and ski resorts.

The July high is around 91 degrees. The July average low is 63 degrees. Davis County, Utah, gets 22 inches of rain per year. The US average is 39. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 55. On average, there are 226 sunny days per year in Davis County, Utah. Sperling's comfort index for Davis County is 73 out of 100, where a higher score indicates a more comfortable year-around climate. The US average for the comfort index is 54. Our index is based on the total number of days annually within the comfort range of 70-80 degrees.

Wear a high SPF sunscreen and re-apply frequently. High altitude sunburns are dreadfully painful and can be dangerous. The air at altitude has less water vapor, which means there is less protection from the sun.

Hydrate, hydrate, and hydrate! The City of Layton is 4,530 feet above sea level. The air is very dry at higher altitudes and your body will feel it. Drink twice as much water as you do at home and you’ll improve your chances of combating the altitude. Drinking more water a few days before travelling to higher altitudes helps you acclimate.

Tipping for Services at area eateries, coffee vendors, etc. While tipping is NOT mandatory in most of the United States, it is expected in many circumstances for service, especially at almost all sit-down restaurants which offer table service. Customers should understand that tips are often a major source of compensation for the wait staff and other service providers. Employers often pay these employees lower wages in anticipation that the service employees will receive tip income to raise their compensation to market levels -- however, U.S. employers are legally supposed to pay all workers the higher of either the Federal Minimum Wage or their state's minimum wage. Many of these employees also may be part-time employees and not receive any employer-paid benefits such as health insurance, which they consequently must pay for personally.

pg. 28 Floral orders may be pre-ordered and floral items may be ordered during the Session.

During the Session: Orders placed by 2:00 p.m., and paid to “SAC 2018”, will be delivered the next day. Available at the main REGISTRATION desk.

Single Carnation Corsage Double Carnation Corsage (pin-on) Double Rose Corsage (pin-on) Single Rose Corsage (pin-on) (pin-on) $12 $15 $18

Mini-rose corsage (pin-on) Mini-rose corsage (wrist corsage) $18 $25

Mini-rose & mini-carnation corsage Mini-rose & mini-carnation corsage (pin-on) (wrist corsage)

$20 $27

Single rose boutonniere Single carnation boutonniere $12 $10

3-Long stem rose vase arrangement: $18 6-Long stem rose vase arrangement: $37 12-Long stem rose vase arrangement: $62

Small mixed flower vase arrangement (Approx.10"high x 8"wide): $32 Medium mixed flower vase arrangement (Approx.14"high x 10"wide): $49 Large mixed flower vase arrangement (Approx.16"high x 12"wide): $62

Floral orders pre-order: e-mail your request to: [email protected]

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