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Show Volume XXV Issue VII The Ogden Valley news Page 11 June 1, 2018 Back Country Horsemen Host Wasatch Front Youth Horse Camp Back Country Horsemen is generally thought of as an organization of likeminded people who enjoy riding horses but also have a keen interest in keeping trails open and maintained for non-motorized use. As a national organization in over 30 states, the total number of volunteer hours in 2017 exceeded 324,000. The organization also actively participates in issues regarding preservation of “open space,” “Leave no Trace,” and youth outreach programs. Read more at <bcha.org> This June, the Wasatch Front Chapter of Back Country Horsemen will hold its 5thannual “Youth Horse Camp” at North Fork Park from June 8 thru June 10. All that is required is to bring a well broke horse and whatever camping equipment you need, i.e. tent, sleeping bag, camper etc. The Chapter will provide the food (except for lunch on Saturday) from Friday evening through Sunday morning. Those attending can stay as long or as short of time as they would like. Total cost for the camp is $10, which includes a youth membership in Back Country Horsemen of America. Parents are welcome and can participate in the camping and rides. Most of the rides (all supervised) will be on Saturday, along with some instruction on camping with horses, leave no trace, and trail etiquette. If horse-interested youth and their families and friends plan to come, please call Julie Heavirland at 801-859-6976 so we can hold a space for everyone and answer any questions that may arise. We especially want to thank The Community Foundation of Ogden Valley and Smith and Edwards for their support in helping us to meet our mission goals. Eden Woman Named Director of Marketing at JMH Premium JMH Premium, in its efforts to continue to advance its growth efforts, announces the promotion of three female executives to positions within its executive management team. Laura Guthrie from Eden was recently promoted to Director of Marketing. Laura joined the company in June of 2017 as JMH Premium looked to create a Marketing Department to communicate the JMH Premium value proposition to its industrial manufacturing and food service marketplace. She has completely rebranded JMH Premium, including a new website, logo and signage; initiated a digital and social media communication strategy; created an inbound prospecting program; and established a sales process to identify and qualify new customers. “Her excellent work on installing our new Sales CRM Sales Management tool has been particularly effective in the support of our sales process restructure,” stated Mr. Kevin Dulin, CEO of JMH Premium. “JMH Premium has amazing support of women in the workplace, and has a strong work-life balance philosophy. This focus creates a great business culture and the strength of the talent at the Company is impressive,” said Ms. Guthrie. Also promoted were Nicole DeBloois as Director of Research and Development; and Gretchen Hudgins, PHR, SHRM-CP, as Director of Human Resources. Hudgins noted, “In order for a company to have a creative, vibrant, thriving workplace, it must include a diverse group of leaders. I feel so fortunate to be given this opportunity within a company that lives by that principle. Eight of twelve members of our Quality, Technical and Culinary R&D Divisions are women. The company supports the advancement of women in the workplace, which is very refreshing, especially in a manufacturing environment.” CFO Jeff Dennis added, “JMH Premium has initiated strong growth strategies for the coming five years, and the strength of these three team members will take us far towards achieving our goals.” About JMH Premium - JMH Premium® provides Flavor Solutions created by chefs, culinary experts, and our food scientists to food service, industrial manufacturers, and casinos throughout North America. Learn more at <www.jmhpremium.com> ACCIDENT cont. from page 1 fering major frontend damage. The Subaru Outback was also totaled, also suffering major frontend damage. The roadway was closed in both directions for 1½ hours. Streker reported that distracted driving by the driver of the Toyota Tundra is suspected as a factor in the crash. pants of the Subaru were taken to the hospital by ambulance for further treatment. The driver of the Toyota was taken to the hospital by family. No life-threatening injuries were sustained in the crash. The Toyota Tacoma truck was totaled, suf- Liberty Native Opens Can Do Trash Can Cleaning & Power Washing Business B r a y d e n Montgomery was born and raised in Liberty, and says he will forever call the Valley “my home.” Brayden and his wife Tori were married in May of 2017, and are currently the owners of Can Do Trash Can Cleaning & Power Washing, a professional garbage can cleaning and power washing service located here in the Valley. Brayden states, “As locals, we understand the importance of keeping the Valley neat and clean and the significance this has on the health and safety of its residents. We specialize in cleaning residential garbage cans and exterior surfaces with eco-friendly products.” T r a s h Can Cleaning - Dirty trash cans can become a breeding ground for bacteria and germs. This can pose potential health risks especially if they are stored in an indoor area; not to mention the eyesore and terrible odors that come along with them. Can Do comes right to your curbside on your local trash pickup day to sanitize, deodorize, and disinfect your cans so you don’t have to. The Can Do cleaning system is 100% environmentally friendly and self-contained. Brayden adds, “We even recycle and refilter the water, saving resources and no mess behind.” Power Washing - Can Do also offers professional pressure washing services to make your property’s exterior surfaces look like new again. Cleaning exterior surfaces is one of the best ways to increase curb appeal and boost property value. Can Do uses hot water and eco-friendly detergents to refresh concrete, brick, stucco, siding, and much more. No matter what kind of project you have, Can Do can clean every square inch of it, without causing any harm. If you would like to learn more, or sign up for any of the services offered by Brayden and Can Do, please visit CanDoTrashCanCleaning. com or give Brayden or Tori a call at 801-4491463. “We will be out to make your garbage cans the envy of the neighborhood before you know it!” Ogden Valley Open Market Makes Plans for New Summer Venue! By Natalie Quinn “Shall I compare thee to a summer day….” Well, here at Ogden Valley Open Market, summer is definitely under way! The Open Market committee continues to work their hardest to bring the most out of our friendly, local market. Included in these plans is a possible move (pending County approval) from the weed-filled venue to the shared parking lot of Mad Moose Café, Diamond Peak, and Alpine Pizza; no more tiny twigs stabbing through sandals this year! This slight shift 50 yards north, gives us an addition of shade, level ground, as well as easy access to the two restaurants located at the Peak Plaza. To remind everyone, the Market starts up the first Thursday of July and ends the second Thursday in September, allowing for a long summer filled with plenty of opportunities to come down and enjoy fresh produce, lively concerts, and fun booths that can be enjoyed by any member of the family. And for the minors, they can get in on the action too! Anyone under the age of 18 can set up a booth at the Open Market for one dollar per night, allowing for a fun opportunity to show off talent and gain experience, which is something any young entrepreneur/artist wants. Of course, for more information on who can be a vendor (hint, it’s almost anyone), and what needs to be done to get a spot, go to <ogdenvalleyopenmarket.com> Make sure to mark your calendars for July 5, when our first concert in our Summer Concert Series will take place, starring Kelso McWilliams. We hope to see you all there! Golf Tournament August 11, 2018 JOIN US at Wolf Creek for the 3rd annual Summer Scramble Golf Tournament. Plan your parties, family gatherings or private events with Alpine Pizza & Pasta! Dining room available before, during and after hours Contact Lorenzo to secure your reservation! Accommodates 50-60 guests PARTICIPATE: 1. GOLF tournament in a scramble format begins at 12:00 p.m. 2. Participants receive a light lunch and dinner with the awards ceremony. 3. Team of four $500. For more information or to register a team call Brian Nielsen 805-452-2442. Proceeds go to the CFOV Match Fund. Contests include: long drive, closest to the pin and possibly a chance to win a car with a hole-in-one. cfovoverdrive.org OUR MISSION To improve the lives of Ogden Valley residents and visitors through philanthropic leadership and community service. Live Here, Play Here, Give Here. CFOV supports and promotes nonCommunity profit organizations whose proService, Integrity, grams benefit the Ogden Valley. Vision, Fairness. |
