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Show THE Page 4 OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Volume X Issue VIII August 1, 2004 Layton, Wild Bird Center Eden Youth Attends Nature/Bird Walk Schedule Take a walk on the wild side! Join us for a free Nature/Bird Walk observing birds, mammals, butterflies, dragonflies, wild flowers, and other natural elements as we encounter them. The walk is often a “ride” in the car, which makes a great blind. When we do walk, areas are normally wheel chair accessible and designated as low degree of difficulty. We meet at the Wild Bird Center between 7:30 and 7:45 a.m., and depart the store at 8:00 a.m., unless otherwise posted. Dress for the weather and bring binoculars (loaners are available). Bring the whole family. It’s a great way 75k swim/20k bike/5k run to introduce children to nature. Call 801525-8400 for more information. The Wild Bird Center is located at the Layton Market Center, exit 335 off I-15, (across from Barnes & Noble), 1860 North 1000 West, Layton. Schedule July 31: August 7: August 14: Lagoon Trail Beus Pond Nature Conservancy Great Shoreline Preserve Ogden River Parkway Ogden Nature Center August 21: August 28: 8 OVBA and Tri-Utah Team Up to > Organize the Second Annual Ogden Valley Triathlon The Ogden Valley Business Association (OVBA) and Tri-Utah have once again come together to bring the Second Annual Performance West Ogden Valley Triathlon to Ogden Valley. The event will be held September 18, 2004. A triathlon is a multisport event consisting of swimming, biking, and running. This USA Triathlon sanctioned event will consist of both a Sprint Triathlon .75k swim/20k bike/Sk run, and an Olympic Triathlon—1.5k swim/40k bike and 10k run, taking place simultaneously. The event will start on Friday evening, September 17 with a “carbo-loading” dinner hosted by The Yukon Grille and Trappers Village in downtown Huntsville, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Race participants will have the opportunity to load up on much needed carbohydrates while being entertained by the local sounds of Shades of Grey. This portion of the event is also open to the public and guests of the Tri-athletes. Cost for the meal is $10. Reservations may be made by calling The Yukon Grille at 745-9293. On Saturday morning, September 18, event participants will check in at The Yukon Grille and be transported to Cemetery Point to commence the swimming portion of the Grand American National Championships race in Pineview Reservoir. This first event of the Triathlon will start at 9:00 a.m. Athletes will then jump on their bicycles and pedal up to Huntsville Park. Bicycles will be dropped off in the park and the athletes will then begin the last leg of the event with a run through the town of Huntsville. The awards ceremony for the Triathlon will take place in Huntsville Park as part of the Second Annual Taste of Ogden Valley Festival. This festival, which is also open to the public, will present a sampling event of the fares and wares of restaurants and businesses in Ogden Valley. The public will be able to sample featured menu items while being entertained by local bands and perusing art and gift booths sponsored by Ogden Valley businesses. This event is a fund raiser for the Ogden Valley Business Association, with a portion of the proceeds going to Huntsville Park. To participate in the Triathlon, register on line at <www.tri-utah.com> Volunteers are needed to assist with the aid stations along the course. To volunteer for the Triathlon, call 745-0808 and leave your name and contact information, or e-mail <lisa@extraordinaryevents.biz> Craig Stitt of Huntsville loves shooting trap. He has been doing it full time for about two years now. Craig’s trap shooting team went to nationals last year and had a great time. In their age bracket, they placed in the top 15 out of 70 plus teams. Nationals is made up of the top three teams in each division for each state. There are five divisions. Utah has 15 teams going back to nationals this year. Craig will compete with a five member team, with a sixth person going as an alternate. At state you shoot 200 rounds. Team member Craig shot an 89 his first round and a 99 his second round, for a total of 188. Raymond Palaocios shot a total of 155; Chris Pino, 170; Rachel Kroczka, 151; and Andrew Leath, shot a total of 184. Alternate shooter Chandler Christiansen shot a total of 165. These young men and women belong to the Hill Rod & Gun Club/Roughriders Scholastic Clay Target Program. The goal of the program is to provide a safe family oriented environment for young men and women from 4th through 12th grades. The team has been practicing since January. The senior experienced team shot well at state but did not place this year. For more information about the club, you may contact Clint at 690-1820. They are always looking for new members. The team is participating in fundraisers to help offset team costs to travel back to the Grand American, in Dayton, Ohio. You can send a tax deductible donation to 2138 N 5700 E, Eden, UT 84310, or look for donation information at the Valley Market in Eden. School Registration Schedule Announced The schedule for School Registration for the 2004-2005 school year has been announced as follows: Snowcrest Junior High School—home of the Sky Hawks (Valley Elementary new telephone number 476-5360.) August 9: New student registration from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon August 12: All student registration from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Valley Elementary—home of the Bulldogs (Valley Elementary new telephone number 452-4180.) August 4: New students registration from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. August 24: Back to School Evening for all students. T.B.A.. Weber High School—home of the Warriors (Weber High new telephone number 476- 3700.) August 16: Senior registration from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Junior registration from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. August 17: Sophomore registration from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. First Day of School The first day of school for Snowcrest and Valley students will be August 25. Kindergarten will begin on September 2. 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