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Show THE Page 4 OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Volume XII Issue IX June 1, 2005 Ogden City Recreation Hosts “Free Family Fishing Fair’ Annual Statewide Art Competition Announced den City’s Annual Family Fishing Fair will be held Saturday, June 11 from 9:00 a.m. to : m. The event is being held in partnership with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) at the Ogden City Pioneer Rodeo Stadium located at 668 17th Street in Ogden. This is a free event for the entire family! Children can learn to cast, tie knots, clean a fish, The Eccles Community Art Center in Ogden is announcing a call for entries for its 31st Annual Statewide Competition. This competition is open all artists who presently reside in the state of Utah. Original work in any medium including paintings, prints, monoprints, drawings, graphics, pottery, sculptures, and textiles are eligible. Photographs are not eligible. No digital or digitally enhanced work will be accepted. Works must have been completed within the past two years and not have been previously exhibited in a juried exhibit sponsored by the Eccles Community Art Center. Artists are limited to a total of two entries. Entry fees are $8 per entry. Entry fees are used for prize money and publicity and are not refundable. Entries must be clearly identified by the artist with title, medium and price/insurance value. Identification tags and result cards are provided to the artist at the time of entry. The original works will be accepted on Friday June 24, 2005 from 9: 00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; and on Saturday, June 25 to3:00 p.m at the Eccles Community Art Center at 2580 Jefferson Avenue, Ogden. Work will not be accepted after 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 25, 2005. and other skills in the Pathways to Fishing program presented by DWR. Every child will also have the opportunity to catch a fish in our pond that has been stocked with Rainbow Trout! Come enjoy the fun and the exhibits presented by Utah State University, the Ogden Nature — a Watch, and local vendors. u there! Flooding } in Ogden Valley Photos courtesy of‘Shanna Fi is Wolf Creek recently jumped its bank creating braided channels near Creek View Dr: in Eden as the snowpack melted. This homeowner; who had to the river (seen in background) p f his ! lis high runnoff washed away ee Hy, Flood waters from Wolf Creek I close to residents in the Patio Springs subdivision. «od soils. i hic vegetation next to rivercorridors, streambanks, and 1g adised ti “otect the watershed, | the river, and water oy sates eam. Everett Ruess Art Exhibit Opens at Ogden Nature Center This summer the Ogden Nature Center is at the ARE « oftwentty. He has since become botlth a bd to : ey an exhibit of block prints a ess that are on loan from the Utah A: The love and scene t Everett felt for the places Council The exhibit will be on display in the Education Building June 10 through July 30 from as well as in the images he carved for his precious 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday; and block prints. He would trade or sell these prints to 10: me a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays. the occasional tourist and passerby to help pay his An Openi ning Reception will be | held on Friday, way for himself and his burros. Thus the few extra June 10 from 5:30— 7:30 p.m. Beginning at 6:30 dollars bro ught him to another vista, and eventualthat evening, special guest speaker Gary Bergera ly to another piece of art. His wanderlust and his art will read Everett Ruess’ “The Murderous Pain of became inseparable. Living,” Thoughts on his life and death. G The prints in this collection span the last five ames Bergera is managing director of the Smith- years of Ruess’ short us from the age of fifteen to Pettit Foundation, a Salt Lake City-based non-profenty. They portray ety of natural scenes it operating foundation. He edited the commemoandchronicle!hist tras along the California coast, rative edition of “On Desert Trails with Everett high in the Sierra Nevada mountains, and among Ruess,” published in 2000 by Gibbs Smith the deserts and canyons of Utah and Arizona. Publisher. He is a graduate of Brigham Young Five decades later these images still speak to us University, and currently lives in Salt Lake City. with vigor and force. They show the evolution ofa The opening reception will also feature a sale of maturing talent, fully capable of capturing nature in books, DVDs, prints, and more. bold and simple terms. Everett Ruess was a young artist and writer Ogden Nature Center is located at 966 W. 12th who wandered the wilds of the southwest, mysteriStreet in Ogden. For more information please conously disappeared in the Escalante canyons in 1934 tact Brandi Bosworth at 801-621-7595. [View more stings at www. EMA peat sy This is a juried competition works accepted by the jurors will be exhibited. Awards will be presented. The Eccles Community Art Center will present monetary awards, including first, second, third and a purchase award. The Eccles Community Art Center Board of Directors determines the purchase award. Works purchased become a part of the Art Center’s permanent collection. eception for artists, friends, and the community will be held Friday, July 8, 2005 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Art Center. The awards will be announced at this reception. The competition exhibit will be on display July 8 through August 24,2 Regular gallery hours are weekdays 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Closed Sundays and Major Holidays, including Independence and Statehood Days. Anyone interested in receiving information, ora call for entry, should call Debra, Donna, or Alisha at 801-392-6935. The call for entry may also be found on-line at <www.ogden4arts.org> This project has been funded b vided by the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. Second Annual Free Ride & Motorcycle Show to be Held in June By Kim Crittenden, Kim’s Events LLC treated to spectacular views on the way to visit event sponsors and nearby locations. Riders will meet back at the airport for prizes. Participants can signup for the ride anytime before 12:30 p.m.; pre-entri ies can arrive by 1:15. The event is free but registration is needed in order to be eligible for prizes. Cool prizes and awards have been collected for both the show and the ride. This year’s major sponsor is Carey’s Cycle Center i + — Additional sponsors include OK3 Yukon Grille, Stoddard Inn, and aa Please share this invitation with your motorcycle enthusiast friends. This is going to be a fun time for all. We especially look forward to a variety of motorcycles from sport bikes to cruisers, choppers, sidecars, trikes, antiques, and everything else. A small prize will be awarded to the first 25 pre-entries! d or drink is provided with your entry, but will be available for a moderate price either at the airport or at sponsor locations. For entry forms and other information, visit <whiteeagle.silkspin.net> Summer is just around the corner; that mean it’s almost time for the second annual Deb and Kim’s Free Ride & Motorcycle Show. The event will be held Saturday, June 11. Come enjoy Northern Utah’s finest motorcycles at the Ogden-Hinckley Airport Park. Entries begin at 9:00 a.m. on the day of the show, or pre-enter by June 3. (See website for entry form.) The show begins at 10:00 a.m. with show prizes being awarded around 1:00 p.m. There is no charge to enter your motorcycle in the show. Since the event offers many categories, be sure to check all that apply. Motorcycles will be lined up along the curb on both the park side and along the median. The local band Spearit will provide entertainment. If you would like to come out to the airport to see the collection of motorcycles, the public may do so from 10:00 m. to 1:00 Following the show, Deb & Kim have planned an exciting ride; a scavenger hunt will take cyclists on a scenic ride. Riders will be International CEO visits Stevens-Henager College Read what Top Business Leaders are saying about Stevens-Henager College Prudential call igs !! gia? 20 Years Pree edl Real Estate services in No. Utah including Ogden Valley, & Morgan County. 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