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Show Page 8 THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Volume VI, Issue V June 15, 2002 Summer Stuff to Do @ Your Library! News flash: your local public library is OPEN during summer! Drop by for our family oriented programs in air-conditioned comfort. Check out our computers with word processing and spreadsheet applications, and highspeed internet access. We also have stacks and stacks of new and classic books, music, and videos—and it’s all FREE! Popcorn Movie Matinees Join us for popcorn, treats, and a children’s movie on Friday afternoons throughout the summer, beginning June 19, and continuing until August 14. Selections will include contemporary classics, as well as educational films. Films will be shown in the Wangsgard Community Room beginning at 1:00 p.m. Book A Trip: 2002 Places to Go! The theme this year is Book a Trip! 2002 Places to Go. Participants will travel around the world with multicultural crafts, games, and other activities. Each child will receive a passport/travel brochure when he or she registers. The program is open to all ages, with the target group being preschool through junior high. Registration begins June 10. Weekly drawings for prizes will begin on June 22. Family Reading Riot: “Children Around the World” For more information, call Maria Glaser at 801-337-2639. Other Summer Reading Activities will be held on the following Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m.: June 18, July 2, July 16, and July 30. Discovery Time Discovery Time is held Mondays at 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. for infants and children up to 5 years of age. Join Children’s Librarian Nanci Byers for virtual travel trips around the world. June 17: Let’s Visit: Africa! June 24: Vacation Fun! July 1: Let’s Visit: South America! July 8: Let’s Visit: Asia! July 15: Welcome Home! July 22: Let’s Visit: Europe! Kids Computer Classes Free classes in basic computer skills will be taught every Wednesday throughout the summer from 11:00 until 12:00 noon. June 19: Introduction to Microsoft WORD June 26: Introduction to the Internet July 3: Exploring PIONEER: Utah’s On-Line Library July 10: Search Engines & Browsers July 17: E-mail 101 (Written permis sion required from parent or legal guardian.) July 24: (No Class: Library Closed for State Holiday) July 31: 101 Great Web Sites August 7: Desktop Publishing August 14: Create Your Own Website (Written permission required from parent or legal guardian.) Book Discussion Thursday, June 20, 7:00 p.m. In Country by Bobbie Ann Mason. Discussion leader will be Kathryn McKay of WSU. This event is sponsored by the Utah Humanities Council. Annual High Valley Shootout Scheduled The HIGH VALLEY SHOOTOUT soccer tournament will begin on Wednesday evening, June 26, 2002. Teams will play at various fields in the Valley—from Huntsville to Liberty— throughout Thursday and Friday, with the final competition being held on Saturday. Ages of team members range from 9 years old up to age 18. Teams from various parts of Utah and out of state will participate. Please come out and support your Valley players, and welcome the teams from outside the area. Thanks to the many local businesses that are sponsoring this event. A special thanks to the many volunteers who, once again, are making this tournament successful. Thanks also to the towns, schools, and churches that have supplied the fields. Proceeds from the High Valley Shootout stay here within the local soccer region, and are used to purchase equipment, uniforms, and supplies. Be ready to also cheer on the various Valley All-Star teams during the tournament. AYSO News Update! The spring season has now ended, and registration for next fall is over. If you have a registration form that has not been sent in, and you still wish to register, be aware that the fee has gone up. Late fees are $10 for the first player, and $5 for each additional player in the family. One player in the family is now $47. Please send your registration in now to avoid further late fees. Mail to: AYSO REGION 422 PO BOX 854 EDEN UT 84310 Forms are still available in the pickup/drop box located at Valley Market. Thank you for supporting us again this year. We had a tremendous amount if hours donated by coaches, referees, parents, towns/parks, churches, those who maintain fields, pay our bills, register the players, etc. We could not have pulled off another successful season without the great leadership provided by LeiLani Gauchet. She has donated countless hours of her time to ensure that all AYSO families have the opportunity to enjoy a great sport. Our thanks to you all, and to LeiLani! Trusting in Trusts Parents of minor children often include trust provisions in their wills, hoping that the trusts will never be needed. But trusts have many other uses as well. Here are some of the planning opportunities trust may offer: Give yourself a break. You can create a revocable living trust to manage your property now and in the future. With a revocable trust, you can change—or even dissolve—your trust at any time. Even if you enjoy managing your assets yourself, consider establishing a living trust to handle your financial affairs should you become incapacitated. Make that trust irrevocable. Do you support an elderly parent, a child with special needs, or a favorite charity? If so, you could create a trust to continue that support should anything happen to you. These trusts are often irrevocable— meaning they can’t be changed or canceled after they’re established. Fund your trust with life insurance for added peace of mind. Are you concerned that your loved ones may not be able to successfully manage a large amount of money? A trust could help. You can set up a trust to own one or more insurance policies on your life. When you die, the insurance proceeds would be paid to the trust to be managed as you have directed for the trust beneficiaries you have chosen. Note: This information should not be used as a basis for legal and/or tax advice. In any specific case, the parties involved should seek the guidance and advice of their own legal and tax counsel. Submitted by Chris Wright, a Financial Planner with Heritage Financial Group, 745-1025, cmcwright@earthlink.net NEW LISTING ! ! Ken Turner 940-9000 4043 Wolf Creek Dr. Eden $249,900 3+BR, 2.5BA on .88 acre MLS#294797 Please visit my website@: www.kenturner.org Come V i sii t U s Valley Junction Inn E-mail: VJInn2002@hotmail.com www.valleyjunctioninn.com Natalie Chambers, Manager 801-745-1259 2547 N. Valley Junction Dr. Eden, UT 84310 |
