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Show vee! THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 17 June 15, 2006 Ogden Valley Balloon Fest Artists and Crafters Sought The Ogden Valley Balloon F ing entries for Fine Art and Craft Vendor Booths. Thi 2006 Fine Art booths will be located in the Hunteville Park and the Craft — will be located at Chris’ (same location as last year). Quality is a key feature of the 2006 event! All edie will be juriedin. We invite ee to apply for approval. juried in as a craft will be located at Chris’ on Highway 39. Items juried in as fine art will be in the Huntsville Park. e 29, ae a Decision deadline: July 3,2 Signed Contraact with Payment Sodio July 17, 2006 Application Please send a self addressedne envelope | a sample of your merchandise, Ogden ValleyBalloon Festival, c/o Kris Wilkerson, 567 ee UT 84317 ees Craft booths $150. Fine Art booths 10% of sales with a cap of $250. tact Kiriris Wilkerson at801- “745: 9557 (ea email her at <kris@ogdenvalleyballoonfestival.com: Ogden Valley Balloon Festival 2006 Update Larry McBride, Ogden Valley Balloon Festival Chairman The program is now set for this year’s balloon festival, which is truly the Ogden Valley Balloon Festival with activities taking place around the valley. Here is the exciting schedule for the weekend of August 18— 20. Wolf Creek Resort will be the balloon launch area followed by a pancake breakfast each morning starting at 7:00 a.m. An evening concert will be held on Friday featuring Shades of Grey and the Kapp Brothers on Saturday evening. The concerts are free, and there is plenty of parking on site. The Ogden Rescue Mission will have a food booth with grilled foods and beverages, or patrons are welcome to pack and bring their own picnic at no charge. Huntsville Town Park is the location for all the artist booths, antique cars exhibits, and kids’ bouncy house type attractions along with an incredible line-up of great musical talent that will be present Chris’ Restaurant in Huntsville will host all the craft and commercial booths; great musical talent will also be presented. The activities in Huntsville Town Park and at Chris’ Restaurant will be held on Friday from noon to 6:00 p.m.; Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Musical Artists Gary Kelso from the band Shades of Grey has volTis} sd P ea ; sified musicians to perform during the Balloon Festival. You will want to consider taking your folding chairs and spending a lot of time at Huntsville Chris’ Restaurant listening to the following musicians and groups during the day. Acoustic Revival (Bluegrass/Celtic), Aspen Strings (Classical), Blue Sage (Traditional Bluegrass), Coyote Moon (Traditional Country Western), Dan Williams, Frosty McWilliams, Full Circle Band & Jeff Coates, Katie Hall (Vocalist), Michael “Boots” Robinson (Country Western/Poetry), Ogden Valley Chamber Orchestra (Strings), Saddle Strings (Traditional Country), Shinny Boot Boys (Country Western), Taylor and the Boys (Country Western), The Drifter and Miss Judy, The Jack Wright Band, Washington Heights Gospel Singers (Gospel Music), and Weber State Ballroom Dancers. You and your friends will really enjoy this array of musical talent performing for your listening leasure. Don’t miss it! Unfortunately, due to the fire and demise of the red brick building on the corner of Liberty Park, we will not have any activities at this location; perhaps next year. bag ag ual event does not take place without the panei financial support of sponsors and the willingness of volunteers to assist with the many aspects of this special community event. We need volunteers in the following areas: Balloon Crew Support, Coke Booths (there will be no alcoholic ers and crew), first aid/information booth, parking control, clean up, and volunteer check-in. Marie Ogden is responsible for coordinating all volunteers. Let her know you are willing to help by going to our website <www.ogdenvalleyballoonfestival.com> Click on “Volunteers” and express your interest. You will then be contacted and given an assignment. If you can’t volunteer your help for all three days, let Marie know and we can accommodate your request. It takes approximately 100 community volunteers for this event to work. We can only fpull off thisevent with your volunteer support. your Yukon Grille e Breakfast e Lunch e Dinner Yukon Grille 745-9293 Eden Native Expands Physical Therapy Services to Ogden Valley By Kera Erickson Physical therapist and Ogden Valley native Stephen (Steve) Spencer money a his practice by opening a part tim Ed pencer grew up and has spent his ai ‘ite inOsden Valley where he raised his own family. He has been a friendly and familiar face around the community for many years. In February he partnered with Kim Reid and Curtis Jolley, owners of Performance West Physical Th {started worki hhysical orthopedic therapy, although other needs can be assessed and treated. Performance West has two locations, one in Eden, and the other in Bountiful. All of their equipment is state of the art and was obtained in 2002 after being used for Olympic athlete training and therapy. tes, “It’s been great working here in the Valley with all the people I know. It’s kind of risky too, therapist in the compnay’s Eden office. Spencer graduated from the University of Utah in 1971 with a degree ini vee Therapy. He of his career at McKay Dee Hospital as an outpatient therapist. Spencer also served as director of the Freedom Riders for twenty-eight years, a program that allows young people with physical disabilities to increase their muscle coordination and development by riding horses. While no longer the director, Spencer maintains his involvement with this successful pro; Spencer is currently part owner of Felt- Spencer Physical Therapy in South Ogden. He wo physical therapist at his Ogden office on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Spencer is also now available in the Performance West Office, located next to Alpine Pizza in Eden, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. He specializes in sports and Stephen spenesr at His offic 0 ce in Eden. though, t ks I’m too rough, or doesn’t like the treatment they receive, they might tell my neighbors or all my friends that Stephen Spencer doesn’t know what he’s doing! However, no complaints so far. Seriously it’s been a great experience.” You can contact Stephen Spencer at the Performance West Physical Therapy Office by calling 745-3200, or by dropping by the office located at 4920 E. 2550 N., Eden. 2006 Independence Day Fun Run Registration Form Name: Phone: Gender: 0 Male 0 Female Race Category: 01 Mile OS5KRace Age Category: 06 &under 0 22-30 07-11 031-40 0 12-16 041-55 0 10K Race 017-21 056& Over Cost: 2 00 if registered by June 27" 5.00 if registered after June 2of tot includes T-Shirt and breakfast) * T-Shirts are guaranteed only for those registered by June 27". Shirt Size: Mail registration forms with payment to: Colleen Burton, 925 S. 9275 E. 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