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Show Volume XVI Issue XI The Ogden Valley news Page 13 June 1, 2009 Liberty Days, “The Running of the Moose” 5K and Kids Mile Liberty welcomes you to our Fourth of Mile participants that register by June 23. July Liberty Days “The Running of Moose” 5K and Kid’s Mile. There is a course correction where the race will begin, which will be near the Preserve located east of the Liberty Park. We promise a much flatter, scenic enjoyable course this year. The 5K race begins at 7:00 a.m. and the Kid’s Mile at 8:00 a.m. Quality Tshirts, which were designed by artist Natalie Shupe, are guaranteed for both 5K and Kids Happenings in Ogden Valley Running shoes will be awarded to the top male and female winners. Same day registration begins at 5:30 a.m. and ends at 6:30 a.m. Please visit our website, designed by Ty Barrong, at www. hafutah.com and register on line at <www. runnercard.com> For more information and for paper registration forms, contact Louise Hill at 7456524 or <candlhill@ovalley.net> Snowcrest Lady Skyhawks Basketball Team Flies High in 2009 The Snowcrest Girl’s Basketball team District Championship against Orion. After recently finished one of the most successful seasons they have had in many years. They finished with a 5 and 3 record for the regular season. With that record, they finished as the 4th place team in the Weber School a dominating 1st half, the momentum changed and the Skyhawks had to settle for 2nd place. The 2009 season will be one to remember for a long time. The eight 9th graders that move on to Weber High will be missed but Gaye Hogge’s gymnastic class entertained at half-time at the Valley Basketball Tournament. Pictured but not in order are: Okie Hogge, Anna and Mikell Shepherd, Emily JOnes, Roman Nelson, Chandler Shupe, Sadie Lewis, Holley Surley, Kelly Black, Elizabeth and Sara Pollard, Tess Musgrave, and Mrs. Gaye Hogge. Alix Stephens of Liberty was the winner of Valley Market’s Annual Madness basketball hoop giveaway sponsored by Pepsi and Valley Market. gC om Liv eM usic! m un once we are safely through this ordeal. I have plans to record new music this year as well as release a collection of live recordings that feature me, my guitar, and some of your favorite Brenn tunes. The album will be appropriately titled, “LIVE.” “Thank you again for all of your support and for continuing to listen to my music and coming to my shows. We feel blessed to have so many friends to carry us through this crisis situation. “God Bless, “Brenn, Sylina, Quayden, Briggs, and soon-to-be little sister Hill” Ken Garff Honda gives away many previouslyowned cars (55 this last year!) to students at local high schools who meet certain criteria such as good grades, improvement in grades, perfect attendance, etc. This last Wednesday our daughter Catherine, 16, was one of about 50 finalists at Weber High School of those who had qualified to try for a car. Each student was given a key to try in a lock on a metal box. The one with the key that turned the lock won the car. Catherine was in the third group of students to try the lock, and, to her surprise, it turned! A siren blared and a cannon shot up confetti. She won a white, 2007 PT Cruiser, the newest car Ken Garff Honda had given away. Although everyone around her was excited, Catherine remained calm. When she came home to tell us, she just headed back to her bedroom, then turned back and said, “I really need those driving lessons now!” Her priorities this summer will be learning to drive and getting a job to pay for gas. ities! the under-classmen that remain will continue to battle and carry on the tradition of Lady Skyhawk Basketball! The 2009 Lady Skyhawk Basketball team includes: 9th Graders - Brynn Harrop, Chantil Martin, Cheyenne Tanner, Kami Jones, Kate Martin , Kelsey Stevenson, Maddie Jenkins, Melissa Tidwell 8th Graders - Abby Froerer, Amber Truett, Ashley Smith, Camille Migliori, Kelsi Tatton, Laura Tidwell, Kali Frazier 7th Graders - Michaella Hillstrom, Bailey Summers, Cassidy Christensen, Issy Leo The Lady Skyhawks basketball team head coach is Cindy Baker with Mike Olsen assisting. C on n me nt AGILITY OBEDIENCE HERDING in t ec sa nd DOG TRAINING FACILITY PRIVATE & GROUP LESSONS IN HOME CONSULTATIONS CALL: SHAUNA 801-745-2535 Laurie Van Zandt (801) 388-8103 li p m o C Enjoy ar t n me s e fr e yR At the Ogden City Kayak Park tie sa re FR Parking at Miles Goodyear Park (from 24th St turn South on A Ave., WDNH ÀUVW OHIW Combining Creativity & Practicality Unique Landscape Design Project Co-ordination www.theardentgardener.net Funding for National Trails Day provided by Harrisville and Riverdale Wal-Marts Al la ct ivi District, which made them eligible to play in the district play-offs. The last time the Lady Skyhawks made it to the play-offs was in 2002. It took an exciting overtime victory against Sandridge in the final regular season game to secure that spot. As the 4th place team, the Skyhawks had the challenge of playing Rocky Mountain Jr. High, the undefeated and number one team in the district. Rocky could not shake the pesky Skyhawks as they stayed within six points throughout the game. The Lady Skyhawks did not have the lead until the final play of the game as Cheyenne Tanner dribbled the length of the floor with 4.6 seconds left and put a shot up at the buzzer to win the game by 1! With the win over Rocky Mountain Jr. High, the Lady Skyhawks advanced to the CONCERT cont. from page 1 third round of Chemotherapy and is undergoing a stem-cell harvest as I write. He will get a short break at home and then be admitted in a week or so for the final phase of treatment: three more rounds of high-dose chemotherapy with a stem-cell rescue/transplant. “Needless to say, we are very preoccupied giving care to our young son and sorting through the tough decisions that must be made daily on his behalf. “We look forward to resuming our lives E E h d n a en p o t he t o ic! l b pu Join us rain or shine! 7:00 AM – Volkswalk (5K and 10K) 7:00 AM – Fun Run 7:30 AM – Audubon Guided Bird Walk 8:00 AM - Fun Bike Ride 8:00 -10:30 AM -- Live Music 8:00 -11:00 AM -- Free Kayak Demos 8:30 AM - On-going – Gold Medal Mile Track your steps 8:30 AM - On-going – Children’s Pinecone Craft with your free 9:30 AM - Program and Light Refreshments pedometer! 10:00 AM – Pets on Pathways www.weberpathways.org (801)393-2304 |
