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Show THE OGDEN VALLEY NEWS Page 8 Volume VI, Issue VI July 1, 2002 Liberty Community Center Corporation Reports on Progress This is a public report to the citizens of Ogden Valley from the trustees of the L.C.C. Corporation (Liberty Community Center Corporation) regarding their efforts to purchase the “Old Red Church” on the corner of 3500 East and 4100 North in Liberty, Utah. The group is hoping to convert it into a community center. The L.C.C. Corporation made an official offer of $160,000 to the owners. The offer was refused. The owners countered with a contract requiring $220,000 for the building “as is,” with a down payment of $165,000. The balance would be due by the end of August. Also, all improvements required to bring the building “up to code” would be the responsibility of the BUYER. Essential repairs would total a minimum of $140,000. In all good conscience, the Board could not obligate the citizenry to that large of expenditure. Therefore, they did not sign the contract. To their dismay, the owner will not discuss other options or time extensions, nor agree to meet again. The L.C.C. Board is soliciting community input and suggestions for other options for a community center. Please contact one of the following Board members with your ideas: Wanda Ahlstrom Mike Rhodes Bermuda Dawson Dominic Gonino Erin Taggart Rosemary Waite Rulon Jones Rod Clark Karen Wright 745-6716 745-2397 745-3733 745-1090 745-2338 745-4401 745-4101 745-3424 745-2029 MASSAGE THERAPY Swedish Deep Tissue Sports Injury On Gardening—One Voice on the Family By Janet Cazier Hoffmann A few days ago I was working in my flower garden. One hour later I had gone about two feet by two feet in a section of my garden. I stood back and admired what I had done, but wondered why I was so tired since I had accomplished so little. Then I turned and looked at the wheelbarrow next to me, which made me feel a lot better because I could see what I had really accomplished. I have to admit, I wanted to take a picture so I could be reminded of all the work I had really done. Now some of you will say that’s silly, and others will know equally well what I’m saying—we need proof that we worked hard. It’s important for us to know we worked hard so we can understand why we’re tired! I know it sounds crazy, but I have what’s called, “the proving sickness.” We all obtain our self-worth from somewhere, and this is one of the many places I get mine. But I did think it was worth the thought. I thought about those things in my life that I have really Trigger Point improved upon, but haven’t given myself much credit because there are no “pulled weeds” to show for it—there is no proof of the change. It may be helpful for some of us to reflect upon all the “weeds” that are missing from our lives, to give us a better perspective on how well we really are doing. Sometimes I think we are accomplishing more than we think we are. But remember, you really don’t need to hang on to the weeds to show family, friends, and neighbors. Actually, my weeds are still in the wheelbarrow. Maybe it wasn’t that I was too tired to dump them, maybe something in me wanted to let people know what I had done. Let’s take the time to clean up our lives, and if you do need to look back at all you have had to do, to get where you are, just remember—you really don’t need proof! But if it makes you feel better, once in awhile, go ahead and look at all the weeds you’ve pulled and dumped in the trash, then get on with your gardening. Richard Smyka Licensed Massage Therapist 745-0108 Conveniently Located at Harper Rocky Mountain Chiropractic (Next to Valley Market) Call for appointment. Out-call available. 8588 East 100 South Huntsville UT 745-3130 Once in Huntsville - 1 mile east on the road to Monte Cristo Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed Sunday 4th of July Sale July 1st - 6th Selected Trees 20% OFF Birches, Lindens & Maples Stoneware Garden Gifts Dyan Gill Licensed Utah Realtor Since 1991 Overlooking the Ogden Valley Spectacular view lot in Elkhorn Subdivision. 1+ acre. Just off the 6th green of Wolf Creek Golf Course. Just Listed! Mtn. Green-Spectacular mountain top location, private, wooded. Tons of upgrades! Lots of wildlife. Won’t last long! Just $175,000! Only $117,000 20% OFF We will be closed July 4th ** We will honor coupons and ** specials from other nurseries. Must bring their coupons in. Wolf Lodge condomimium, 1 bedroom, hardwood floors, slate tile, new paint, wood burning stove. Nice!Furnished. $75,000 Owner/agent. Priced Slashed! Seller must move ASAP! 4 bedroom, den, 2 bath. Ready for you to move in today! Now only $150,000! 801 898-5853 Selling Ogden Valley and surrounding areas. |
