THE Page 4 OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Volume XII Issue X June 15, 2005 New Art Exhibit at the The OGDEN VALLEY NEws Offers Free Ogden Subscriptions to Members of our Armed Forces email, or fax the name and APO address of the desired recipient and each month copies of the paper will be mailed to them or more information on how to receive courtesy copies of the Square Foot Gardening book, visit www.squarefootgardening.com and click on the “home” page link, then click on the “free books” link. For more information, contact Jeannie at 745-2879 or Shanna at 745-2688 Sixth Annual Aggie Car Show Slated This year the 2005 Aggie Car Show is one of the main features of Ogden’s Pioneer Days Celebration. It is being held July 16 at Liberty Park, 7512 21st Street in Ogden. The Weber County Alumni office is asking local car enthusiasts to show off their cars or trucks to raise scholarship money for deserving stu- entry. The 4-11 Chefs and Barlow’ Navajo Tacos will be offering wonderful breakfasts and lunches. Local talent, including a magician for the kids, a one-man band, and many more entertainers, arranged for by Meredith Ashton, Aggie Alum, will entertain us throughout the show along with your favorite dents who would like to attend Utah State oldies tunes. University. A college education is invaluable and we want to give students from Utah support by generating funds for scholarships. All funds raised will be matched by Utah State University. Car entry fees are $15 for each car or truck ($20 the day of the show), and includes dash plaque, Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo tickets, famous Aggie ice cream, and an Aggie T-shirt for the first 100 pre-registered entrants. Car entry is at 9:00 a.m. on July 16. Participants are invited to call the USU Alumni office at 1-800- —— to make a door prizes, 4-H clowns, and much m The Awards program is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. with the winning entries being featured in the 2005 Ogden Pioneer Day Parade on July 25. This year we are honoring Haley Petersen from Ogden High, and Jesse Olsen and Kami Hogge from Weber High School for receiving the Alumni scholarships and choosing Utah State University for their edu- reservation over the pho: FREE admittance for the public starts at 10:00 a.m. The public will then be able to cast their vote for the “People’s Choice” trophy given to their favorite Aggie Car Show LIBERTY JULY There will also be fabulous cation. Trophies and plaques will be awarded by prominent citizens from our great state, inciuding Governor ist Mayor Godfr Commissioner Bischoff, Seatac Shurtliff, Len Allen, and many more. ae endeavo! and join with us in this worth DAYS 4TH next to the old red church -take Hwy. 162 west from Valley market (you will pass Eats of Eden), go right at stop sign by the old red church. BVENT SCHEDULE Visitors Always Welcome MUTT ‘ON BUSTIN SIGNUP a6 BREAKFAST 10:00 PARADE 10:30 MUTTON BUSTIN 11:00 GREASED PIG (5-6, 7-8, 9-10, 11-12) 11:00 VOLLEYBALL 11:30 STICKHORSE DERBY (2-3, 4-5, 6-7) SAWDUST FIND (2-3, 4-5, 6-8, 9-12) 12:00 12:45 CHICKEN CATCH (4-5, 6-8, 9-11, 12-15) 1:00 ARM WRESTLING 1:30 FISH CATCH (2-3, 4-5, 6-8, 9-12) 2:00 PET SHOW 2:00 JACKPOT :30 EATING CONTESTS WATERMELON- HOT DoGs- PIES 3:00 BINGO 5:00 DINNER Bet TT 6:00 Cow PLoP 6:00 DANCING Dusk FIREWORKS Valley Branch The Ogden Valley a Library will be exhibiting the artworkof Les Shrum in the Lorna Wattis Swanson ae from June 13 through July 15 Shrum’s experience with art started in the military with mechanical drawing during the Korean War. It was while he was tioned in the Austrian Alps that he found himself drawn to fine art, as the landscape inspired him to learn to paint. Later Shrum had the opportunity to study painting in Chicago, and later studied under Irene Bulf. Shrum currently lives in Ogden, sur- Library rounded by his family. He is also member of the Palette Club of Ogden, where he enjoys the great educational experiences they offer and the supportive camaraderie Shrum works primarily in acrylics, and prefers realism, painting landscapes, still life, florals, and wildlife; with forays into modern, geometrical patterns. Though Shrum began selling his painting with hopes of selling only a few, his work has found an audience, and each new exhibition of his art brings new fans. For more information, please call the library 745-2220 Ogden Off-Road Triathlon—USA Nissan Xterra Points Series Race is Back After organizing the most popular inaugural Nissan Xterra Points Series race in the United States last year, the Greater Ogden Athletic Legacy (GOAL) Foundation is preparing for an even more highly attended Ogden Off-Road Triathlon on Saturday June 25, 2005 Last year’s inaugural event easily filled to its racer cap of 225, and organizers have obtained sanctioning and permits for an addiional 125 racers in 2005. This year’s 350 alee: will compete on what is considered one of the Xterra Points Series most demand- ity of the Xterra Festival and the public is welcome to join in the hype aturday’s race will begin at 8:45 with a 1,000 meter swim in Ogden Valley’s Pineview reservoir as spectators cheer from boats and beaches. A 12-mile mountain bike course ascends through the area’s slot canyons and mountain meadows primarily on single track to Snowbasin where a four-mile trail run winds through portions of the world-class ski resort and ends back at the base lodge area. at Snowbasin will have their hands full watching all the action of the biketo-run transition and the finish line as well as listening to live music, participating in kid’s events and helping the world-class resort kick off its summer operation of mountain biking, hiking, gondola rides and plaza dining. Post-race events will include more prize giveaways, live music and awards while racers and spectators can bask in ample sunshine and enjoy Snowbasin’s food, beverages and a. Acting upon a challenge from the Square Foot Gardening Foundation, which offers free copies of the book Square Foot Gardening to members of the U.S. Armed Forces serving overseas, the owners of The OGDEN VALLEY NEWS are pleased to announce, as our way of saying “thank you,” that subscriptions to the newspaper also being offered, free of charge, to these same armed servicemen and women. Just mail, ing and picturesque courses. In addition to the race itself, athletes, spectators and locals will have the opportunity to participate in pre-race festivities along Ogden’s Historic 25th Street as well as post-race events at the finish line at oe A Sun Valley Resort. riday evening’s party begins with race packet distibution and body marking starting at 5:00 p.m. next to Roosters Brew Pub on 25th Street. Body marked athletes then qualify for specially priced carboloading dinners at many of 25th Street’s restaurants, first-come-first-served free admission to Wiseguy’s Comedy Club, free bike check-ups done by local shop personnel, and random prize giveaways. Live music and exhibitor booths will add to the electric- amazing mountain views. Race details, course information, registration instructions, area maps, accommodation links and sponsor information are available at goalfoundation.com r additional information, please call (801)710-5646. Huntsville Celebrating Our Heritage of Freedom HUNTSVILLE INDEPENDENCE DAY RUN 4th of July, 2005 1 mile Fun Run/Walk * 5K Race * 10K Race Date: Saturday July 4th, 2005 Place: Race begins at Huntsville Park Pre-Registration Time: 6:15 a.m. Race will begin at 7:00 eo more information call Colleen = oe heh Um UU UM a.m. aun— 2319 or 644- 1002 mm | | ] | ] = al Celeste C. 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