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Show Volume X THE Issue X OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 11 September 1, 2004 SERVICE PROJECT cont. from page 1 Broken Waterline Keeps Customers Dry for Several Hours By Shanna Francis Ogden Debris and caitate at Pineview. collects near spillway A planning and organizing meeting is being held September 2 at 4:00 p.m. at the Ogden Valley Library in Huntsville. Please plan to send representatives from your organization or church group to attend this meeting. Individual residents of the community are also invited to participate in the planning of this event. The cleanup project will be held October 2 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Food, fun, and prizes will be the reward for working alongside your neighbors and friends. Valley News On Saturday, August 21, heavy equipment workers from Marriott Construction Company hit and broke a 6 inch waterline belonging to the Eden Water Company, sending thousands of gallons of culinary water rushing down Wolf Creek Drive. At about 8:30 a.m., a backhoe operator working for Wolf Creek hit the main line while working on_ installing another waterline designed to bring water for fire protection from Wolf Creek’s water system to RV storage units being built in Eden at the corner of Wolf Creek Drive and Willowbrook Lane. Water races down Wolf Creek Drive from Representatives broken water main. from the Eden Water company stated that within an hour, their reservoir had dropped about a foot while about 60 residential customers living on River Road and in the Eden Hills Subdivision woke to find no culinary water. It took several hours to finally stop the flow before the pipe could be repaired. Several hundred thousands of gallons of water were lost in the accident. exuded enormous confidence we felt she could do the job.” and Jessica Creamer of Liberty. Jessica performed on August 27, where she “kicked off’ the Balloon Festival by singing “God Bless America.” Hats off to all three candidates who each demonstrated exceptional talent. Michelle and Jessica each received a $50 gift certificate to the Wolf Creek Gift Shop. DICK PAYNE’S MILLION $ TEAM cont. from page 5 By the end of 2001, Kim resigned her position at FBCWPB and became a full-time staff member of Mission ONE, serving as the Executive Director of ONE Woman ministry. Kim was officially commissioned on November 28, 2001 and ONE Woman was launched on January 1, 2002. Today, ONE Woman is connecting women in America with women in nine nations throughout Africa and Asia. These women are ministering to the least-reached, the poor, and the oppressed—one woman at a time In March of this year, Lindy Fessler relocated to Eden to work as a staff member of Wolf Creek Resort. A ONE Woman luncheon his being hosted where both Kim and Lindy will tell their stories and the stories of the women they serve. Come and find out how you can be ONE Woman who makes a world of difference! The luncheon will be held on September 5, 2004 at the Wolf Creek Resort at 2:00 p.m. Appetizer and refreshments will be served. Call 745-3737 to make reservations. The winner for the first annual Valley Idol contest in conjunction with the 2004 Ogden Valley Balloon Festival was recently announced. On August 12, the three finalists took to the outdoor stage at Wolf Creek on a beautiful summer evening. The finalists were Michelle Erickson (13) from Huntsville, and Weber High students Jessica Creamer (16) from Liberty and Whitney Green (16) from Eden. After considerable discussion amongst the judges, the award went to Jessica Creamer who won a full year family membership to the Wolf Creek Recreation Center. Each finalist sang “God Bless America” and a song of their choice. According to judge Susan Hoxer, “It was a tough decision; each of these young ladies are very talented and we really wished we could have chosen all three! Ultimately, our decision was based on how readily we thought the Idol could rouse the crowd during the opening ceremony of the Balloon Festival. Jessica A Trash and debris collects at the spillway and eventually makes its way down the Ogden River affecting water quality. ONE WOMAN Valley Idol Winner Performs at Ogden Valley Balloon Festival Dick Payne Broker 940-4040 / 745-8800 Linda & Jim Simmons Sales Associates 791-1206 / 745-8800 — Home of the Month Priced $50,000 under appraisal. $222,000 5 BD, 5 BA, 5,000 sq.ft. Great views! Private yard. $449,900 Eden Please join us for a special afternoon with Kim Kerr Executive Director ONE A ministry of Mission One Helping Women World Wide fulfill their destiny in God’s Story September 5¢h, 2004 2:00 pm Wolf Creek Resort Eden, UT Come hear this gifted Christian woman share her experiences “leading short-term [mission] trips, developing and presenting workshops, teaching inductive Bible study cross-culturally, and helping other women succeed in using their gifts and abilities in the Great Commission.” $226,000 R.S.V. P is appreciated 801-745-3737 APPETIZERS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED RESIDENTIAL Wolf Creek 2 BD, 2 BA,Condo. $93,900 Eden $180,000 Hansa i 6 BD, 2 BA, 2 AC 4,808 sq.ft. | ar Nordic Valley Be | $545,000 BROKER *Certain restrictions apply. Call for details. |
