May 15 03.qxd 12/7/2021 4:02 PM Page 4 THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 4 Volume VIII Issue III May 15, 2003 Grand Opening Announced at Cozy’s Salon Cozy’s Salon, located at 7173 E. 1000 N. in Huntsville, is celebrating a Grand Opening on Saturday, May 31 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Owner Cozanne Schmidt will be introducing and demonstrating the latest in skin care, Youth Light 2010 Photo Rejuvenation light therapy. One of the most important revelations in skin-care history, photo rejuvenation, also known as IPL (Intense Pulse Light Therapy), is now available in Ogden Valley. Schmidt states, “This amazing new technology is now affordable for the average person. In just weeks, men and women can see reduced wrinkles and lines. The treatments also decrease age spots, sun damage, coarse skin, large pores and unsightly blemishes. It is also possible now to help control whiteheads, blackheads, dilated capillaries, and even rosacea.” According to Schmidt, the doctor-recommended all-natural IPL treatments increase your collagen production by more than 50%, thus reducing wrinkles. The process creates natural skin moisture and increases circulation. It also reduces melanin production, which causes brown age spots. During the open house, visitors will receive a free IPL Mini Treatment and learn about a discounted treatment package. The salon is offering light refreshments and a drawing for a free skin care treatment. Janet Peters of Ume’ designs (www.umedesigns.com) will have fun-tocarry and designer purses and jewelry on display for purchase. Cozy’s Salon offers full salon services for men, women, and children—including hair cuts, hair color, makeup, makeovers, weaves, permanent waves, extensions, styling, waxing, and “up dos” for special occasions and weddings. Call Cozanne at 745-9282 for an appointment. Valley Residents Receive Prestigious Scouting Award Once each year the Trapper Trails Council is authorized by the National Council Boy Scouts of America, acting through the National Court of Honor, to award the Silver Beaver Award to outstanding men and women within the Council. Beaver awards. The Silver Beaver Selection Committee, appointed each year by the Scout Executive, recently honored the following Valley residents for this honor. Lynn G. Peterson of Eden Lynn has worked with the youth in many capacities. He is an excellent leader and area youth have learned much from his patience and charity. Lynn owns his own business and has always used his profession to help others. He not only has put his own boys to work, but has helped many others in getting a start. With 30 years behind him as an adult Scouter, Lynn has been devoted to making sure that boys get an opportunity to be involved. He has also used his Scouting skills to help with community, young women camping programs. David Wadman of Liberty Dave is a very caring man who works well with youth and they, in return, enjoy being around him. Possessing an exemplary Subscriptions available for out of area residents at $18.00 annually. Send payment with mailing address to: THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS P O BOX 130 EDEN UT 84310 Lynn Peterson This honor is bestowed upon volunteer Scouters for their distinguished service to youth in Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, Venturing, and Exploring. The Silver Beaver Award comes without solicitation to those chosen. The number of awards is based on the number of units in the local council. This year the area Council was authorized to present fifty-six Silver GRAND OPENING May 31st 11:00 a.m. FREE Hot Dogs & Soda Drawing for Prizes FREE Balloons Games Arcade Auto Detailing Beauty Supplies Tanning Packages Come join the fun and see all that’s new in the Valley. 2612 N. Valley Junction Drive Eden, Utah Located on the east side of Snowcrest Jr. High School) David Wadman value system, Dave has taken many a boy under his wing to help give needed direction. Dave is President of the Wadman Corporation, which has funded many Scouting projects. He has given very generously, not only of his means, but also of his time in the renovation and building at scouting camps. He also helped with the reconstruction of the Ogden Scout Office. His works and service are greatly appreciated. 13th Annual Partners In Tourism Golf Tournament Scheduled— Event raises money to increase tourism Wolf Creek Resort in scenic Ogden Valley will host the 13th Annual Partners in Tourism Golf Tournament on June 9, 2003. All funds raised by this popular event will support efforts to increase meeting, convention, and recreation tourism in Weber County. A meeting delegate spends $595 during a two and a half-day visit according to research conducted by the International Association of Convention and Visitors Bureau. Skier vacationers spend even more, nearly $300 per day with an average stay over of three days. A shotgun start will follow registration, breakfast, and a pre-tournament auction. Yes, you can buy a celebrity or professional golfer to better your score. Todd Brenkman; Don Needham; Jon Fister, Sr.; Tony McQuivey; and Chris Marks have all agreed to join tournament participants. Over $20,000 in prizes will be awarded to three flights and 15 first-place awards. For anyone wanting to improve their game and not spend the entire day on the course, join a special clinic conducted by area pros. For $35 you can update your swing and enjoy a luau. Anyone interested in playing or sponsoring a hole should contact Tiffani Dilley at 801-627-8289 or td@ogdencvb.org Registration options (all options include breakfast, lunch, and Hawaiian Luau, range balls, and clinic): $125 per player $400 hole sponsor (includes one player) $750 hole sponsor (includes four players) $35 clinic and luau