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Show The OGDEN April 1, 2001 VALLEY NEWS PRSRT STD USPOSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 11 EDEN UT POSTAL PATRON EDEN-LIBERTY-84310 HUNTSVILLE-84317 OGDEN CANYON- 84401 HCR 843AO Your Community Newspaper Inside This Issue: Students Show Their Support Infamous Birds Most Likely Turkey Vultures Page 2 Ogden Valley Business Association Formed By Clair Beasley Ogden Valley Business Associate Food for Thought Page 2 Guest Commentary Page 3 Providing a Stream of Income Page 4 Street Wins Super Series Downhill Page 5 Cowboy Poet at Red Rock Ranch Outfitters Page 6 Friends surround Kalie Keele of Eden. In a show of support, "skin is in" at Snowcrest Junior High.. Students Sport a New Look at Snowcrest for many girls her age, Kalie seemed to take it all in stride. But students wanted to do something special to show Kalie how If you visit Snowcrest Junior High much they cared. A community of caring School any time soon, you will school, it seemed the natural thing see a new look. No, it’s not a for her junior high cohorts to rally fashion statement, but a symbol of their support for Kalie. By the support by local students who care end of the school day, close to 50 about their classmate Kalie Keele of her peers had clean-shaven of Eden. heads—just like Kalie’s. A few of Kalie was all smiles after the girls in the school shaved their returning back to school after heads too, or at least shortened undergoing chemotherapy recenttheir hair as a token of their suply. After suffering pain in her port. knee area several weeks ago, tests Kalie Keele Joining in with the students, determined that the eighth grade Snowcrest principal Robert Snowcrest Junior High student had cancer. Stillwell and Snowcrest police officer Suffering one of the many side effects Nick McIntosh also took the sheers and of chemotherapy treatments, Kalie lost her razor to the scalp. hair. What could have been a major worry At Snowcrest, skin is in! By Shanna Francis Valley Resident Awarded by WSU Page 6 Drugging Our Children Page 7 Announcements Page 8 Calendar of Events Page 9 Student News Pages 10 - 12 Wolf Creek Resort Clubhouse Undergoing Renovations Page 13 Getting Your Lawnmower Ready for Action Page 13 Ogden Valley News Staff In the “Market” for a Church? The renovation of a landmark is taking place in Huntsville. Wood’s Market, owned by Leon and Bonnie Sorensen of Huntsville, is being converted into a place for those Child Safety Seats Page 14 heating system, and new electrical wiring. On Saturday, March 17, members of the congregation, friends, and neighbors showed up for their first “work day” on the building. Pastor Vaughn Park stated, “All are welcome to our meetings on Sunday afternoons.” Service is at 1:30, with Sunday School at 2:45. Worship Service, (nursery provided) is currently still being held at its Sports News Pages 15 - 16 Heartburn Page 17 Planning News Page 18 Classifieds Page 19 seeking spiritual renewal. It will be home for the Ogden Valley Community Church. For years the old building housed Leon’s Market, providing groceries, gasoline, dry goods, shoes, hardware and western tack for Valley residents. Over the years, the Sorensens have poured lots of time, money, love and memories into the building, which was originally built around 1900. Sorensen, past mayor of Huntsville, updated the building from a twostory structure that housed a dance hall and gymnasium on the top floor, to a one-story building complete with new roof, natural gas temporary home at St. Florence Church in Huntsville. Other regular activities include youth meetings on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. with Youth Pastor Mark Shissler, and a Women’s Bible study on Thursday evenings. Call 745-4133 for more information. The newly formed Ogden Valley Business Association has approved their new bylaws, and three temporary Association Directors have been elected. In addition, Articles of Incorporation for a non-profit corporation have been submitted to the State for approval. The three temporary elected directors are Lisa Catanzaro of Ski Lake Corporation, Huntsville; Paul Judd of Great American Realty, Eden; and Clair C Beasley of Farmers Insurance, Eden. The temporary directors will serve until permanent directors are elected this fall. Ogden Valley Business Association membership is open to all businesses in Ogden Canyon and Ogden Valley, as well as to other business personnel with business interests in Ogden Canyon or Ogden Valley. A general meeting on the objectives and goals of the Association, and membership requirements of the Association is scheduled for Wednesday, April 18 at 7:00 p.m. in the Valley Junction Inn’s meeting room in Eden. If you have questions, or would like more information, please call Lisa Catanzaro at 745-3004, Paul Judd at 7456000, or Clair Beasley at 745-3021. DWR Investigating Moose Attack in Eden Ogden – The Division of Wildlife Resources is investigating a reported moose attack in a residential area east of the Nordic Valley ski area. The incident occurred on the sixth of March. According to reports, the moose had been in the area for several weeks, and various residents observed the moose during that time. Moose are common in the area around Eden. The reported incident occurred after a man and his son went outside to feed their dogs. They apparently startled the moose, and it charged the father, allegedly knocking him to the ground. The moose then charged the son, who shot it in the chest. The moose then crossed the street where it had to be dispatched by DWR officers. Moose can be dangerous when approached or startled, and precautions should be taken to ensure that this does not happen. If you do find a moose in your yard, you should maintain a safe distance, and make sure all pets are secure, or inside the house. Waving your arms and shouting should scare the moose away. Do not approach a moose, they can run fast and cover a great distance within a short period of time. If this does not work, call your local Division of Wildlife office. Moose are protected by Utah law. Taking a moose out of season and without a permit is illegal. The Division is currently investigating this case. For more information call The Division of Wildlife Resources, Northern Region Office at (801) 476-2740. |