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Show THE Page 2 OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Volume XII Issue [X June 1, 2005 The OGDEN VALLEY NEws Staff: Shanna Francis Tel: 745-2688 Cell: 791-4387 E-Mail: slfrancis@att.net Jeannie Wendell Tel: 745-2879 Fax: 745-2879 E-Mail: crwendell@att.net erwendell@msn.com Opinions expressed by advertisers, columnists or letters to the editor are not necessarily the opinions of the owners and staff of The OGDEN VALLEY NEWS. Guidelines for Letters to the Editor Letters should be 300 words or less. Let- MONASTERY cont. from page 1 The architect for the project is Ken Pollard of Pace-Pollard of Salt Lake City. Abbot Casimir is hoping that construction can begin this fall or next spring, and that a move to the new monastery can happen before the end of 2006. Abbot Casimir Bernas states that he loves Utah and the people from Ogden Valley. “We are committed to staying here as shown in our commitment to construct a new monastery.” Today, the community of monks support themselves by raising alfalfa, grain, and beef cattle, as well as from the preparation and sale of creamed honey, peanut butter, and cereal. Donations are still being sought by the monastic community. Contributions can be sent to: ABBEY OF THE HOLY TRINITY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 1250 S 9500 E HUNTSVILLE UT 84317-9702 For 5480 more information, call 801-745- Inspirational Thought Announcements Sought "In this world there are three kinds of people: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who don't know what happened." --Author residents to send their announcements to: The OGDEN VALLEY NEws PO BOX 130 EDEN UT 84310 If you would like your submitted items NEws, while respecting all property received, will take no responsibility for lost or misplaced items. Please remember to keep a copy for yourself. Valley Elementary Unknown offers FREE Pre-Kindergarten Summer School for children who will enter KINDERGARTEN, Fall 2005 To register/for more information, contact Tina Allred or Faith Hedges 801-452-4180 Invitation for Articles The staff of The OGDEN VALLEY NEws welcomes the submission of articles by our readership. We invite you to submit local Late February 1986 I was standing on the lower Herm bridge wondering why the water wasn’t 23 cm higher. It was running 30 cm lower than it is now. The reservoir was purty near full and we were getting a perfect 48 hour preview from Cal, real warm and juicy stuff. Well, ‘bout two days later an extremely juicy cell relieved itself over North Fork—about 9 cm o liquid in 3 hours . . . ask the folks off River Road back what happened back in those days. Pineview rose 2 meters and the panic button was hit. The water in the canyon was a meter and a oo than it is now. Briefly, . . . | was fishing wreckage from downstream ‘for the next three weeks. Help Support Pathways Dear Friends of Pathways: reserves the right to edit or decline printing of any submissions. As a community service, The OGDEN VALLEY NEws will print local birth, wedding, Letters to the Editor Record Snow Pack + Record Spring Precip + Lame Live Reporting = Panic + Unhappy Canyonites 1. Help support trail and recreation funding in the next fiscal year Visit http://www. ene org/policy/write. html to send a letter to Congress urging support for trail and wcorcniion funding in the next fiscal year. Congress is now developing its spending bills including the Interior Appropriations bill, which funds most trail programs in the federal land management agencies. The Administration’s budget request, which is used as a guideline for Congress, includes deep cuts for several trail and recreation programs. Details are still coming out, but thus far the House Interior Appropriations bill, which was recentl approved at the subcommittee level, includes no funds for Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCEF) state assistance or federal land acquisition—two critical programs that proprotect hiking, riding, and biking If enacted, the a a > trail projects, less maintenance, and opportunities to protect trails and provide the right to select which material will be considered for publication. All material, to be considers’: must pe submitted with dressa ber of the person submitting the material. The OGDEN VALLEY NEws’ liability on account of errors in, or omissions of, advertising shall in no event exceed the amount of charges for the advertising omitted or the space occupied by the error. NOTICE ReLceSnt Nobody sells more re than RE/MA’ Estate Regarding Outstanding Agents, Outstanding Results! ity for Deadline for material for the June 15 issue of the OVN is June 8. 2. Hike to Protect the Wild Abajo Mtns! The Three Forests Coalition of Southern Utah is seeking enthusiastic hikers to participate in a trail monitoring training and field trip on June 1819. The training will be held in Monticello, Utah, and the hike will take place in the nearby Abajo Mts. along three trails that are threatened by trespass from ATVs, dirt bikes, and other off-road vehicles. The hike will explore gorgeous country and give participants the opportunity to collect data that will be used to help the Three Forests Coalition inform agency planers as they work to protect wild country and human-powered recreation opportunities from motorized trespass. To sign-up or to learn more, please contact Veronica Egan at ronni@greatoldbroads.org / 970-3859577, or Jason Kiely at jason@wildlandscpr.org/ 406-543-551. Helene Liebman, Executive Director, Weber Pathways the Addition of a Recreation Valley General Element Plan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Weber County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to solicit and receive public input about the addition of a Recreation Element to the Ogden Valley General Plan. The pubic hearing will be held on Tuesday, June 27, 2005 after the Planning Commission’s regular public meeting which starts at 5:00 p.m. The public hearing will be held at the Huntsville Town Library at 131 South 7400 East. A copy of the draft Recreation Element Plan can be found at the following County’s web site at <wwwl.co.weber.ut.us/planning commission/>. If you have any questions, you may call the Planning Commission office at 399-8791. BUYING OR SELLING? (Do you know anyone who is?) Call me 24 hours for: e A FREE Market Analysis Property Lists + Buyer Consultation + Community Info RE/MAX Community is independently owned and operated. Paul L. Judd VO aL Valley Real Estate yow’'ll Cavemen OL Nichole aKa Realtor, GRI (801) 710-3074 4826 Patio Springs Eden MLS #512513 Wow! This home has it all. Multi-level landscaping. A true wilderness experience in convenient Eden location. 4 BD, 4 BA. Quality thruout. Only $339,900. Call Paul 801-814-5667 or visit pauljudd.net on line. Note: The contents of The OGDEN VALLEY N chted. T, his nuk lication and its contributors from unlawful copying, written permission is required before any individual or company engages in the reproduction or distribution of its contents, by any means, without first obtaining written permission from the owners of this publication. www. ca or; ere te html. Add your own words to express why trails are important to you, aL is your legislators to increase and restore critical funding for parks, forests, trails, and public lands in the FY 2006 Interior Appropriations bill. Thank you for any efforts you can take to help fund your trails! For more information, visit eta 73 BG mdi nu any The OGDEN VALLEY News has the sole authority to edit and locate any classified advertisement as deemed appropriate. It also reserves the right to refuse any advertis- iLx Ogden Canyon OF PUBLIC HEARING to the Ogden Orca The OGDEN VALLEY NEws does not endorse, promote or encourage the purchase or sale of any product or service advertised in this newspaper. Advertisements are the sole repent of the advertiser. The OGDEN xy NEWs hereby ¢disclaims all oo any advertisement i in this newspaper. The OGDEN VALLEY NEWS is not responsible for ny claims0: iiscivents in 1 this newspaper. close-to-home recreation. Send a letter to your Representative and Senators today by visiting pertaining to contemporary i issues, as other material that may be of interest to our readers. We also invite you to submit to the paper, or notify the staff of local events. Awards that have been earned by the reader, family members, neighbors or friends are also sought. While the staff of The OGDEN VALLEY NEWS) ee the eu Preventable? Though the water was much higher in ‘83 than it is now, it seems we got more snow the next year but didn’t have the run-off problems?!!? The reservoirs were already pre-adjusted to accommodate the increasing snowmelt! This last March is the fullest I’ve ever seen Pineview this early in the spring, and was wondering why there wasn’t more water running out? Maybe next year I’Il ask earlier . . . or maybe right now .. . like the “powers to be” explaining all this “hydroLogic arithmetic works on the front page of this publication. It would be a shame to let our new earthquake proof (right?) dam fail due to poor management. Poor planning does constitute an emergency on OUR part. Paul Judd Nicole Kester $249,000. Energy efficient construction. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Over 2,000 sq, ft. Perfect for permenant residence or vacation home. Call Nichole at 710-3074 or visit www.nicholehomes.com on line. 814-5667 Cell Fi =, are Le co MLS #486161 sq.ft. COO) Else] Ro ar (eC ees sts Se workshop, circular driveway, private setting. Priced to sell at $321,000. Call Paul 801-814-5667 or visit pauljudd.net on line. D | 5993 N. 2250 E. Liberty MLS #476291 A Mohan crole=|ofolUetal i0]n]oe)ssYam al Mae) eSCH= 10) Hole vate knoll whhuge deck overlooking valley. 3,245 sq.ft. eNO cexcaececd mie h Okra myat AU Call Paul 801-814-5667 or visit pauljudd.net on line. Thinking of buying? On mUitog (esl Realty has participated in the sale of over 20 a eS & ya out eas Mace area ANIC ut evn niet 801-814-5667 rm. Too mani Call Nichole at 710-3074 or www.nicholehomes.com on line for more eee |
