Yoo Wo d if} . JUST FOR YOU It’s time to order your favorite MARY KAY PRODUCTS At a Special Discount! Try the LATEST Skin Care, See the NEWEST Color, Pamper Yourself, at 10% off Everyday Prices Your order of $50.00 or more will receive a 15% Discount Order Today or Call for a Private Appointment Call Betty Sawyer, Your Beauty Consultant 801-399-4577 or email me at bettysawyer4@marykay.com color 10] looks New Zion Baptist Church Mission Ministry August Youth Activity Sign-Up Sheet August 15, 2004 All adults and youth who would like to attend this event are asked to please sign up so that we may have a tentative count for planning purposes. Event: “Back-to-School” Night on Tuesday, August Name 17“ Telephone Number csv tohos ie ull von) ian KX ae me Daal Please know that your support and/or participation are most appreciated. cS a = = <= = <j —_ » ~—> — <= Catt | S h Derby W276 At Echo Resort Sent. 10th-12th \ nw, Jesus Said “If I be lifted up from the earth, I will draw all men unto me.” (St. John 12:32) August 21, 2004 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Down Town Ogden Amphitheater 25th Street and Washington Blvd. Come join us in worship, fellowship and fun! There will be seating available or bring your lawn chairs, blankets, picnic baskets and enjoy the grassy area. Invite your whole family, friends and neighbors. So, please come and help us celebrate Jesus. Participating bands: No Other Name Wasatch Evangelical Band *Guest speaker to be announced Servant Eric Campbell Band Work In Progress Sponsored by Christian Worship Center For more information call Bob Valdez (801-782-1124) News Release For Immediate Release Project Success Coalition & New Zion Community Advocates Announces African American Tobacco Prevention & Control Funding Contact: Betty Sawyer, 801-394-0924 846 24" Street Ogden, UT July 27, 2004 Project Success Coalition is pleased to announce the awarding of funding, from the Utah Department of Health’s Tobacco Prevention and Control, to address tobacco prevention and control specifically targeting Utah's African American population. Project Success Coalition has partnered with New Zion Community Advocates to develop Harambee, African American Tobacco Prevention Network. Harambee, a Swahili term meaning, "Let's Pull Together". This partnership ‘between Project Success and New Zion Community Advocates will build upon this theme as they encourage other organizations, the faith community, families, and businesses, to work together on this important issue. The Harambee Network will conduct outreach activities statewide to educate and engage youth and adults to be proactive in developing culturally competent strategies to further Identify and Eliminate Tobacco-Related Disparities in the African American Communities of Utah. Harambee will create a statewide tobacco prevention and control network in the African American community. This Network will oversee planning to address the State Strategic Plan goal areas, implement project activities, distribute culturally appropriate materials and address tobacco-related issues unique to the African American culture. The full plan can be accessed via the web at, www.tobaccofreeutah.org/strategicplan.pdf. If you are interested in getting involved or learning more about the Harambee African American Tobacco Prevention Network activities, please contact Betty Sawyer, Program Director, at gerbettsawyer@netscape.net, or Harambee African American Network, 846 24th Street, Ogden, UT 84401, (801) 394-0924. | PREPARED BY: Pheust “C vbuW nek, PROJECT TITLE: — DATE: ; $/Zafe/ PROJECT PLANNING NOTES: ACTION NOTES: , ‘pe By-laws Wl Votecl bin at bio September | SUL SINDE MLopi Yh you have he | Of 2“ a. Copy 4 PCCMUNE ded PLUISIOIIS, pPllgae “puck Up 4 Copy at Var Ushtrus ble db) Ye Munch bff ree. [fiia ts (726. ac ease wyrf . ide. foe i Dagnk Yb LOU YU . Wh joerg) Strike it rich in Fellowshép ° Join us for great evenings of fun meeting with members of several other churches. Have a chance to win a Thanksgiving Turkey! We meet every Monday from 6:30 — 8:30 or 9:00 September — April Did I mention to bring your bowling ball? That’s because this is the Protestant Mixed (men & women) Bowling League. We meet at Hilltop Lanes in Ogden at 4400 Washington Blvd. We currently have six teams and would like to have at least ten. You can form your own team of four people or join us as a single and we will help form a team. Frequently Asked Questions Q. Do I have to own a bowling ball? A. NOPE! (Shhhhh... We can share) Q. Do I have to know how to bowl? A. NOPE! (Most of us don’t) Q. Can I occasionally miss if I have other plans? A. YUP! (We have Substitutes) September is not far away. Please call me if you have any interest. We will be sending another flyer in August as a reminder. I hope to hear from some of you soon. Russ Starker, 725-5882 President, Protestant Mixed League Our Saviors Lutheran, Roy MISSION MINISTRY IS PROUD TO PRESENT APPRECIATION TO THE SUCCESSFUL YOUNG PEOPLE THAT HAVE GRADUATED THIS YEAR OF 2004. NO MATTER HOW SMALL OR HOW LARGE. WE WON'T LEAVE YOU OUT. IF THERE IS ANYTHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE, SHY, COME FORTH TO BE ACKNOWLEDGED. DON'T BE THE CURRENT GRADUATES (THEYRE DONE) ARE AS FOLLOWS: FROM GRANITE HIGH IN SALT LAKE CITY WE HAVE: JADA LUKE... FROM BEN LOMOND HIGH _WE HAVE: MICHAEL SMAULDON... FROM BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY RAYMOND WE HAVE: HALL... IF WE HAVE ACCIDENTLY LEFT ANYONE OUT, PARENTS !/ STUDENTS! PLEASE CONTACT PAM LATSON @ 309-3333 OR EMAIL PAMLATSON@AQOL. COM. *MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU ALL* ogden Community Leaders Coaliti, hn Please join us for a CRITICAL Community Information Meeting Tuesday, August 24, 2004 6:30 p.m. Marshall White Community Center 1. 2. Agenda Update on the Trial regarding Concert goers at Union Station last June Newly released plans to privatize the Marshall White Community Center by Ogden City Mayor Godfrey GOOD GRIEF 845 Washington Blvd. Ogden, Utah 84404 “Only to endure is not enough. Endurance can be a harsh and bitter root in one’s life, bearing poisonous and gloomy fruit, destroying other lives. Endurance is only the beginning. acceptance, and the knowledge that sorrow fully accepted brings its own gifts.” There must be —from THE CHILD WHO NEVER GREW by Pearl S. Buck Fall 2004 BEREAVED PARENTS: COPING WITH THE DEATH OF A CHILD Weber County Roy Library Story Room — 1950 West 4800 South, Roy, Utah 6:30 — 8:00 P.M. Families who experience the death of a child typically endure deep suffering, intense emotions and pro- longed grief. This program was created with the intention of easing that pain. It is a community outreach service of Myers Mortuaries, open to the public—especially for bereaved parents and grandparents of any age child. It is free of charge. We invite you to attend any or all of the presentations. Thursday, September 16" Thursday, September 30" TO TOUCH A GRIEVING HEART - is a video presentation hosted by Kathleen Braza. It offers the viewer a rich and sensitive wealth of information about the journey through grief. PARENTS’ JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF - LOOKING BACK will be presented by Nancy Carter who has been a bereaved parent three times and understands how important it is to reach out to others. She is the facilitator of the support group, The Compassionate Friends. Thursday, October 14 FINDING COMFORT TOGETHER - will be presented by Donna Anderson. She will share her experience following the sudden death of her youngest son in a tragic auto accident. He was living his dream of racing million dollar horses in California. Thursday, October 28" REMEMBER & SHARING - will emphasize the value of grief rituals, as we allow time for you to honor the memory of your child by sharing photos, videos, stories, etc., if you choose to. Your quiet presence is just as welcome. Questions may be directed to Connie Fuller - 627-3446, or Lynda Gomillion - 399-5613. 20 August 2004 We are once again hosting the annual Prostate Cancer Screening on September 7" and 8". We would appreciate your assistance in spreading the word. lt is recommended that men over the age of 50 have an annual prostate exam. It is also recommended that African-American men over the age of 45 have an annual exam. Prostate Cancer is a slow growing cancer that can be cured if caught early enough. This is a free service that we offer once a year and includes a blood test, called a PSA, and a prostate examination by a physician. The screening will be held at the Weber/Morgan Health Dept at 2570 Grant Ave on Tuesday, Sept 7" from 6-8pm and also at the new McKay-Dee Hospital at 4401 Harrison Blvd on Wednesday, Sept 8" from 6-8pm. To receive registration paperwork in advance, call 387-3332 or 3873333. Walk-ins are welcome. Thank you very much for helping us spread the word about this lifeSaving service. Sincerely, Kimberly Story 387-3332 McKay Dee Cancer Registry A Prostate Exam could save your life. Do it for the ones who love you and need you around for all the important things in life. If you are a man over 50 and have not had a prostate exam in the past year, come to our Prostate Cancer Screening Clinic. If you have a family history of prostate cancer or you are an African American man over 45, you are at higher risk to develop prostate cancer. Call 387-3332 or 387-3366 for more information or to schedule an appointment (appointments are not necessary, but may shorten wait time). PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING CLINICS Tuesday, September 7, 2004, 6-8 p.m. at the Weber-Morgan Health Department 2570 Grant Avenue, Ogden Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 6-8 p.m. at the Val A. Browning Cancer Center in the new McKay-Dee hospital 4401 ee Harrison Boulevard, Ogden M McKAY-DEE HOSPITAL CENTER A Service of Intermountain Health Care service! Un examen de la Prostata podria salvar su vida. Si usted es un hombre que tiene mas de 50 anos (0 si tiene una historia familiar de cancer de la prostata) necesita venir a la clinica de Deteccion de Cancer de la Prostata. CLINICA DE DETECCION DE CANCER DE LA PROSTATA Martes, Septiembre 7, 2004, 6-8 p.m. en Weber-Morgan Health Department 2570 Grant Avenue, Ogden Miercoles, Septiembre 8, 2004, 6-8 p.m. en McKay Dee Val A. Browning Cancer Treatment Center 4401 Harrison Boulevard, Ogden Llame al 387-3332 AN ETHIC A McCKAY-DEE HOSPITAL CENTER Service of Intermountain Health Care 0 al 387-3366 para recibir mas informacion o para fijar una cita (una cita no es necesaria, pero podria reducir su tiempo de espera). THE LORD WILL PROVIDE Greetings in the name of our Cord and Savior Jesus Christ I wood like to take this time to say “Thank, You” to each and every one of you who took, the time to come to the Hospital during my various stays and also follow up with visits at the Rehab Center. I know time is of value and because you cared so much forme during my ordeal, through prayer, visitations, phone calls etc, the God in whom I serve is well pleased. To my Deaconess Board and all who serve thank you all for carrying on without me, the program was such a beautiful success. To the many Ministers of help here at New Zton, Rev. Robert Hall, Rev. Betty Hall, Rev. Michele, Rev. Lilly and Rev. Carter I say thank you for intersession on my behalf The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer: my God, my strength, in whom I will trust. Psalm 18:2 There are no words that could describe the faithfulness from all of you here at New Zion Baptist Church. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the cards, the flowers, and your sincere kindness. Sis. Selma R, Hutchinson “IO GOD BE THE GLORY’! Please read this announcement .... U.S. Army Specialist Shoshana Johnson, the first African-American woman to be held as a prisoner of war while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom, will speak at Weber State University, 12:00 Noon, on September 1, in the Shepherd Union Building. public. This event is free to the FW: Former Iraqi POW to Speak at WSU (Shoshanna Johnson) Subj: Date: From: To: Page 1 of 1 FW: Former Iraqi POW to Speak at WSU (Shoshanna Johnson) 8/19/2004 9:19:40 AM Mountain Standard Time Kenneth.D.Wilder@irs.gov newzionut@AOL.com >>> "Toni PRICE" <TPRICE4@weber.edu> 8/18/2004 6:09:28 PM >>> OGDEN, Utah * U.S. Army Specialist Shoshana Johnson, the first African-American woman to be held as a prisoner of war, will speak at Weber State University, noon, Sept. 1 in the Shepherd Union Ballroom. In March 2003, Johnson and Jessica Lynch were two of five soldiers taken prisoner following an ambush of their convoy while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom. During the ambush, Johnson suffered a bullet wound to her ankle and injuries to both legs. Johnson and her fellow POWs were rescued by U.S. Marines on April 13, following three weeks in captivity. Their capture and recovery received worldwide media attention. The second-generation army veteran retired from the military in December 2003 on a temporary disability honorable discharge. Johnson's awards and decorations include the National Defense Ribbon, Bronze Star Medal, Purple Heart Medal and the Prisoner of War Medal. Johnson's appearance is the first in the 2004-05 convocation lecture series at WSU. The event is free to the public. Friday, August 20, 2004 America Online: newzionut ogden Community Leaders Coalitio, Please join us for a Follow-up Meeting on the Marshall White Community Center Thursday, September 2, 2004 6:30 p.m. Marshall White Community Center 222 28" Street We thank you for coming out in “full force” last Tuesday Night. We all heard what Mayor Godfrey had to say and now WE WILL come together to develop our own Strategies and plans! For information call Joyce Frye, Chair @ 475-0335 or Charles Petty, Vice Chair @ 393-4814 Also The Ogden City Council will hear information on the Marshall White Center at the Weekly Meeting on Tuesday, August 31" at the City Council Chambers Located on Washington Blvd, between 25 & 26" Streets The Meeting Starts at 5:00 p.m. on the 5" Floor Thank you ogden Community Leaders Coalitio, Please join us for a Follow-up Meeting on the Marshall White Community Center Thursday, September 2, 2004 6:30 p.m. Marshall White Community Center 222 28” Street We thank you for coming out in “full force” last Tuesday Night. We all heard what Mayor Godfrey had to say and now WE WILL come together to develop our own Strategies and plans! For information call Joyce Frye, Chair @ 475-0335 or Charles Petty, Vice Chair @ 393-4814 | : a den ‘eereschontha Deat ph {cu Wilde De- a 5S ara Oe 1 Lou. ind | 20/04 ssa L Tilelon DEG C al led Lo Wb C Now that Als ogden Community Leaders Coalitio,, Please join us for a Follow-up Meeting on the Marshall White Community Center Thursday, September 2, 2004 6:30 p.m. Marshall White Community Center 222 28" Street Tuesday Night. We thank you for coming out in “full force” last We all heard what Mayor Godfrey had to say and now WE WILL come together to develop our own strategies and plans! (ec | ) at ‘ooe Cb ah r) (Ek: dq Unshin Maren allib Leto Centon leeup, UN Tus, Chas Sat 20pm tho WM Gyoe's f ICL, Sed (0 Yaw bollLk A 4 Salyn Called Lo YL 6 ) Low thar en Bereachon J ear acibitachn K YA 15 Deg. LUilden — $/ 20/0 For information call Joyce Frye, Chair @ 475-0335 or Charles Petty, Vice Chair @ 393-4814 1 Thess. 5:2 The day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. Is this warning for believers, unbelievers, or both? 1 Oy) os j } | | | | } { j j j j } j (Proect Succes punnouret, et 1 Thess. 5:2 The day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. Is this warning for believers, unbelievers, or both? 1 Thess. 5:2 The day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night. Is this warning for believers, unbelievers, or both? THE MILL CREEK CHAPEL FUND Gift Information (Tax Deductible) 1 would like to contribute to the Mill Creek Chapel Fund with a gift of $ @ Please make checks or money orders payable to Mill Creek Chapel Fund (plea se do not send cash). @MAIL TO: Mill Creek Chapel Fund, c/o Mill Creek Youth Center, 790 West 12" Street, Ogden, UT 84404 Please fill in your name and address to ensure correct preparation of your receipt for tax purposes. Today’s Date: Name: Company/Organization (leave blank if personal donation): Address: City: State: /-lailable ZIP: in offiae 41708 NOTE: MILL CREEK YOUTH This is a reproduction of a detail from the plans prepared by CENTER CHAPEL Richards Bott Architects, Ogden PROPOSED fA’ \ FLOOR PLAN \Al) V4" = |'-O" FLOOR PLAN Religion Editor: 629-5220 www.standard.net Saturday, July 10, 2004 6C Standard-Examiner Fundi n a needed for chapel at youth center BY MARK GRAY Standard-Examiner staff mgray@standard.net OGDEN — They are drug dealers and violent felons. They’ve been convicted of rape and murder. But here they are to- gether, sitting mild-mannered and learning the gospel in a classroom at the Mill Creek Youth Center. Administrators at the facility, however, think the at-risk youth — most of them juveniles — would gain more spirituality if they had a better religious setting, something like a chapel. “We want an environment consistent with the teachings,” said Mill Creek Assistant Superintendent Ken Kashiwaeda. “We’ve had religious services for 18 years, but they’ve always been in one of our classrooms or visiting rooms. ... So the idea came up to build our own chapel and have (the services) in a more spiritual setting.” The problem: Materials for the chapel will cost about $120,000 to $150,000. Through donations, the facility has received about $5,000. Once the funds are in place, the youth, through a vocational class at Mill Creek, will build the chapel in the center at 790 West 12th Street. The state will not let the youth begin construction until all the funds are there. . “It’s important for kids to learn how to build things,” Kashiwaeda said, “and if they build this, it will be more meaningful and it gives back something. If you drive around Ogden and see the graffiti on things, the kids have no investment in them. This is something they’ll take care of because they’ll put See CHAPEL/7C Cha From el 6C their sweat and hard work into it.” Although youth are not required to attend nondenominational services, religion is helpful in developing morals, Kashiwaeda said, especially with kids who have been labeled as “problem children.” Mill Creek, a secure facility, houses the highest risk population of juveniles in the state. Only 10 percent of the 80 youths in the.facility are over 18 years old. “A lot of these kids are surrounded by bad influenc- es outside of here,” Kashi- waeda said. “If you were to interview some of these kids in this setting, you couldn’t believe some of the things these kids have done. They’re so destructive. But after six months in this environment, you can see the change they undergo.” For those interested in contributing to the chapel fund, send a check or money order to the Mill Creek Chapel Fund, 790 West 12th Street, Ogden, Utah, 84404. | The Multi-Cultural Legal Center 205 North 400 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 aL L egal Voice tor (Itah’s Kacial and F thnic Communities” Staff: Executive Director: Su J. Chon VAWA Attorney: Leonor Perretta Paralegal/Outreach Phone: (801) 486-1183; Fax: mlc@mlc-ut.org Event Information: Board of Trustees: Secretary: Diane Akiyama General Email: COLORS OF JUSTICE INFORMATION FORUM REGISTRATION Coordinator: Rocio Guerra Chair: Leticia Medina Chair Elect: Raymond S. Uno Treasurer: Sheri Gordon (801) 596-7426; DATE: TIME: Saturday, September 11, 2004 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. PLACE: Utah Cultural Celebration Center 1355 West 3100 South, West Valley City, Utah Name: Contact Person: Address: Jorge J. Arce-Larreta Brandy Farmer George A. Lopez Marianne McGregor — Guelker Manuel Romero Trystan Smith Laverne Snow Carol Stinner Patrick Tan Honorary Trustees: Judge Michael Kwan Henri Sisneros Waine Riches Jean Robison MLC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All contributions are taxdeductible. Telephone: Fax: Email: Booth Rental Fee: $25.00 Non Profit Organizations $50.00 For Profit & other Organizations Please send your registration form and fee to the Multi-Cultural Legal Center located in the Community Legal Center at 205 North 400 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103. If you have any questions, please leave a message for Su Chon at (801) 4861183. She may also be contacted by email at execdir@mlc-ut.org. True Vine Baptist Church 192 W 100 South _ Kaysville, UT 84037 4) (S01) 546-6554 Dear Pastor and Congregation True Vine Baptist Church in Layton, Utah, will celebrate its 26" Church Anniversary during the month of September. The theme is “Being About Our Father’s Business”. The scripture is taken from Luke 2:49. The schedule is as follows: The Church Anniversary Revival will be held Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 15-17. The revival will start at 7 pm. The speaker for this event will be Minister Michael Ross, from St. Paul Baptist Church in Boise Idaho. The Church Anniversary Program will be held Sunday, Sept 19 at 3:30pm. The speaker for this program is Pastor Henry Mc Allister from Finley Temple COGIC, Ogden Utah. The Anniversary committee is requesting that the following church choirs be present to give an A and B selection: Wednesday Thursday Friday Sunday Calvary Baptist, Ogden Utah New Zion Baptist Church, Ogden Utah Calvary Baptist Church, Salt Lake City Utah Finley Temple COGIC, Ogden Utah We will be delighted to have you and ongregation help us celebrate this milestone. If you have any questions, please contaet Sister Daisy Eason at 776-4826 of Sister Theresa Maku at 771-6830. eee i ha fe Sincerely apy ore CdSe Pastor Lamar Jackson True Vine Baptist Church yr" Prostate Cancer Screening The McKay Dee Cancer Registry is hosting Cancer Screening on September 7" and 8". its annual Prostate This is a free service that we offer once a year and includes a blood test, called a PSA, and a prostate examination by a physician. It is recommended that men over the age of 50 have an annual prostate exam. It is also recommended that African-American men over the age of 45 have an annual exam. The screening will be held at the Weber/Morgan Health Department at 2570 Grant Avenue on Tuesday, September 7", from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Screening will also be held at the new McKay Dee Hospital at 4401 Harrison Boulevard on Wednesday, September 8", from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. To receive registration paperwork in advance, call 387-3332 or 3873333. Walk-ins are welcome. Thank you very much lifesaving service. for helping us spread the word about Sincerely, Kimberly Story 387-3332 McKay Dee Cancer Registry Stuer q POSTED on OWe Chueh alletn Boad | — this 2 Thess. Chapter 1 What will God do to those that trouble His people? o The Multi-Cultural Legal Center 205 North 400 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103 aA L egal Voice for (Itah’s Kacialand F thnic (_ommunities” Phone: Staff: Executive Director: Su J. Chon VAWA Attorney: Leonor Perretta Paralegal/Outreach Coordinator: Rocio Guerra General Email: mlc@mlc-ut.org (801) 486-1183; Fax: (801) 596-7426; COLORS OF JUSTICE FUNDRAISING FESTIVAL You are cordially invited to attend the 1“ annual “COLORS OF JUSTICE” legal information, referral forum and fund-raising festival to benefit the Multi-Cultural Legal Center (“MLC”). This event is designed to provide information about legal and community services available to the public, as well as raising money to help MLC continue its work in the community. Board of Trustees: DATE: Saturday, September 11, 2004 TIME: 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. PLACE: Utah Cultural Celebration Center 1355 West 3100 South, West Valley City, Utah Chair: Leticia Medina Chair Elect: Raymond S. Uno Treasurer: Sheri Gordon Secretary: Diane Akiyama Jorge J. Arce-Larreta Brandy Farmer George A. Lopez Marianne McGregor — Guelker Manuel Romero Trystan Smith Laverne Snow Carol Stinner Patrick Tan Honorary Trustees: Judge Michael Kwan Henri Sisneros Waine Riches Jean Robison MLC family for a day of information, understanding of the communities Bring we serve. First, come your friends and fun and greater to learn. Information Holy Cross Ministries, Catholic Community Services; and about legal and community services and resources will be provided by such organizations, such as MLC, Utah Legal Services, Legal Aid Society, Disability Law Center, ACLU, several community service organizations and agencies. Second, jFIESTA!, Party, Dance, Baile, and Celebrate. Enjoy the food, music and dancing. Make new friends. And don’t forget the prizes that will be raffled off throughout the day! You must be present to win. Third, your contributions will benefit MLC. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Have you ever needed an attorney to help you with a problem? Did you ever wish for a legal service organization capable of providing free general legal assistance for the underserved in our community? There are few organizations that can provide that assistance. MLC is a non-profit legal services provider whose mission is to ensure that racial and ethnic communities receive equal representation and treatment. MLC has assisted women who are victims of domestic violence obtain residency through the VAWA Immigration Relief Project and helped people collect on wage claims. However, MLC is currently limited by funding in the services that it is able to provide. WE NEED YOUR HELP! All contributions are taxdeductible. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND HELP SEVERAL FAMILIES BY BECOMING FRIEND AND/OR SPONSOR OF MLC. MAKE YOUR TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION TODAY!!! Donations can be made to the Multi-Cultural Legal Center located in the Community Legal Center at 205 North 400 West, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103. Come join us for a night of celebration! A Prostate Exam could save your life. Do it for the ones who love you and need you around for all the important things in life. If you are a man over 50 and have not had a prostate exam in the past year, come to our Prostate Cancer Screening Clinic. If you have a family history of prostate cancer or you are an African American man over 45, you are at higher risk to develop prostate cancer. Call 387-3332 or 387-3366 for more information or to schedule an appointment (appointments are not necessary, but may shorten wait time). PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING CLINICS Tuesday, September 7, 2004, 6-8 p.m. at the Weber-Morgan Health Department 2570 Grant Avenue, Ogden Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 6-8 p.m. at the Val A. Browning Cancer Center in the new McKay-Dee hospital 4401 Harrison Boulevard, Ogden McKAY-DEE HOSPITAL CENTER A Service of Intermountain Health Care Print Route http://www.expedia.com/pub/agent.dll?qscr=mrvw&vtyp—0&prvw= | Print this page using the print function in your browser. 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We are recruiting for 3 positions at $10/hr and 10 hours/week each, to assist in developing a Statewide African American Tobacco Prevention Program. For information or to apply, please contact Betty Sawyer, Director, at (801) 394-0924. Complete job descriptions may be obtained by calling the same number or emailing your request to projectsuccessinc@hotmail.com Opening Date: August 20, 2004 Closing Date: September 3, 2004 Harambee African American Tobacco Prevention & Control Network Job Announcement Community Outreach Specialist Harambee African American Tobacco Prevention & Control Network is pleased to announce 3 job openings for the position of Community Outreach Specialist. These positions provide outreach support throughout the state of Utah in meeting with individuals, clergy, community organizations, agencies and businesses. Persons applying need to be familiar with the African American Community, willing to travel and have their own transportation. This is a 10 hour/week position and pays $10.00/hour. Funding is through a Tobacco Prevention Network Grant. If interested please call 801-394-0924 for an application and complete job description. You may also request these materials by email at projectsuccessinc@hotmail.com Pa = The closing date has been extended to September 17, 2004 Harambee African American Tobacco Prevention & Control Network is a collaborative between Project Success Coalition and the New Zion Community Advocates 846 24™ Street Ogden, Utah 84403 (801) 394-0924 (801) 393-1392 (fax) Betty O. Sawyer, Director SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH C/O “TOUCH OF PARADISE FAMILY INTERVENTION CENTER” 227-27'" STREET OGDEN, UTAH 84401 September 4, 2004 This is an invitation to you and other area residents to participate and partnership in our newest outreach ministry, “A Touch of Paradise Family Intervention Center.” The Touch of Paradise Family Intervention Center is a faith-based, non-profit organization with a passion for functional families, both parents and children. Programs at the center include Youth Crime Prevention, Youth Intervention Camps, and Marriage Counseling/Retreat. We believe we can make a difference in the lives of youth and families by offering a place that is conducive to self-evaluation, purpose identification and life appreciation. We are extending this invitation to you, as part of our community to come out and experience what “A Touch of Paradise” is... and can offer, during our open house on Saturday, September 25, 2004. A Touch of Paradise is beautifully nestled between surrounding mountains, in Cache valley, 45 minutes north of Ogden, in the city of Paradise Utah, on 19.3 grassy and tree filled peaceful acres of land. There are two fishing ponds, 4 cabins, 2 honeymoon suites, kitchen pavilion, outdoor amphitheater, horse shoe pit, volleyball area, camp ground with 13 RV hook ups, toilet and shower facilities; deer, chipmunks and much more provided by nature herself for you to enjoy. Join us for food, fun, games, prizes and activities and experience what we are so eager to share with our community and most importantly ... our families. Learn how you can become a part of, what we hope to be, a legacy that can be left to share with many generations to come. A Touch of Paradise Family Intervention Center Open House, September 25, 2004 10 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Bus/buses will leave the Church at 9:00 A.M. for those desiring transportation. A map is attached for those who will drive. Welcome & Overview 10:00-10:30 a.m. Pastor Petty Break 11-11:15 a.m. All Question and Answers **Paradise Quiz for Prize Picnic Guided Tours 10:30-11:00 a.m. 11:15-11:30 a.m. 11:30-12:30 p.m. 12:30-1:30 p.m. All All All All Interested Activities: 12:30-2:00 p.m. = Fishing Contest «= Volleyball = Balloon Ride = Prize Drawings =» Scavenger Hunt = Golf games Paradise Information Booth | 12:30-2:45 p.m. All Interested Song/Entertainment Closing, Thank You, Prayer Board bus for departure “Upper Room/Rejoice” Pastor Petty Committees **Bus Riders 2:00-2:45 p.m. 2:45-3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Kathy Beard **We have made arrangements for a bus for those needing a ride to the open house; however this is contingent on having 45 passengers. The ride is free, but we do need you to RSVP by Friday September 17, 2004, or the bus will be canceled. Larry & Linda Heath Chairpersons 801-476-4577 Charles Petty, Pastor Print Route http://www.expedia.com/pub/agent.dll?qscr=mrvw&vtyp=0&prvw=1 Print this page using the print function in your browser. From: 227 27th St, Ogden, UT, 84401 To: 84328 S Ak ae 7 ae he End i Matta : \ Gob CHE : Cache Hational ., Forest North Ogden. Peak :i . a ae Liye ee oe CMISIGn GAN : e "Distance = oe . 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The local chapter of the NAACP will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, September 13", at 6:30 p.m., at the Marshall White Community Center. Please see Bro. H.C. Massey for more information. Thank you .... Rev. Holman New Pilgrim Baptist Church ANNUAL FAMILY GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, September 18, 2004 At Meadowbrook Golf Course 7a.m. Registration REGISTRATION 8a.m. Shotgun Start FORM Name Address City State Zip Contact Telephone ~~ PvP OTHER MEMBERS OF TEAM 4. DIVISION Overall Men | | Plays from Blue Tees only Overall Women [|_| Plays from Red Tees only Family Division [_| Plays from White / Red Tees I would like golf lessons | Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Invites you to... Our Pastor and Wife's 15" Appreciation Service on Sunday. September 12. 2004 @ 4:00p Our guest speaker will be... Pastor Lamar Jackson of the True Vine Baptist Church of Kaysville, Utah Theme: “Serving Under the Awe of the Almighty” from Psalms 93 We're expecting a great time in the Lordl!! Hope to see you there! Have You Seen This Child? Acacia Bishop Female, Age Now: 2 Ht:2'6 Wt:35 Ibs. Blue eyes, Blonde hair Missing From: Salt Lake City, UT on 05/25/2003 6:00:00 PM Acacia was last seen on May 25, 2003 in the company of a female relative. The relative has since been located and the child's whereabouts are still unknown. Acacia has a birthmark on the left side of her abdomen. She was last seen wearing a pink sundress with a white daisy pattern on it. sous, AAR CENTER FOR MISSING & EXPLOITED fC Hit Dd RR EWN ww w.missingkids.com Anyone Having Information Should Contact NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678) or Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office (Utah) 1-801-743-7000 . NATIONAL _/¥ CENTER FOR 5* ® “NEW YORK BRANCH | 2004 Mohawk Valley Office 934 York Street Utica, NY 13502 315 732-7233 p. www.missingkids.com Dear Friend, The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) is requesting your assistance in disseminating the enclosed poster in the hopes that someone may recognize this child. Anyone having information should immediately contact the number listed on the poster. Please feel free to contact the NCMEC hotline at 1-800843-5678 or go on-line www.missingkids.com periodically to verify if the child has been located. We are grateful to you for your bring our children home safely. Sincerely, { ie i Nee ee Caainewen ee Program Director National Headquarters: Alexandria, Virginia Branches: California Florida Kansas City New York South Carolina Founded in Honor and American of Adam Walsh Mis ssing Children efforts in helping to le community CAciion Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership, Inc. PARTNERSHIP Helping People. Changing Lives. Head Start Free Preschool & Provides education, nutrition, health, family services, and partnerships with the community for children 3 to 5 years old and their families. = is NOW taking applications Children with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Foster children automatically qualify. ff You must meet the Income Guidelines or qualify through Public Assistance. (WIC, Medicaid or CHIP card, SSI, etc.) i ee ee , Accepting 10% of families that are over Federal Income Guidelines a ee ee Oe ee Some information: | @ ’ , @ ee. Um ee Ue... hme a ee. hm ee Ue... ee Allclasses are 4 days a week except Childcare and Kindergarten options. Enhanced quality childcare classes 5 days a :i ¢ Classes are located throughout Weber County e nee ,| @ FIRST SELECTION WILL BE JUNE 1, 2004. week at Creative Times & OWATC So. Call now to schedule an appointment: Ogden—Riverdale—Roy North of 12" Creative Times OWATC 399-9281 627-8405 or 395-3749 399-4581 South Childcare F:\CLH\Recruitment Flyer-Letter Size.doc 627-8405 Ue. hme ee 2 i ee... Size of Family | Your child must be 3 or 4 by September 1, 2004. s @ = Full day and half day sessions available 4 L hme Um OU. ee. Lm ee. ee... Um Oe Oe.,,lCU Poverty Guideline $ 9,310 $12,480 , 3 $15.670 4 5 $22,030 7 $28,390 ; ,; t : 4 6 8 Oe $18,850 $25,210 $31,570 (For family units with more than 8 members, add $3,180 for each additional member.) f ; , j ;i i EEOC and Fair Housing Laws “An Advocate’s Guide to Employment and Housing Discrimination complaints” The Utah Anti-Discrimination Division (UALD) & The EEOC Phoenix Regional Office Invite you to a FREE and informative training designed for community organizations and those assisting the general public with Employment & Housing Discrimination issues. Guest Presenter: Mary Jo O'Neill Supervising Attorney EEOC Phoenix District Office OS OL OL OL OSC: Come prepared to learn : The latest EEOC updates Employment & Housing Discrimination Issues Filing a complaint with the UALD Understanding the complaint process Frequently asked questions Informative handouts (English & Spanish) In collaboration with: Ogden Multicultural Advisory Board & 2nd Baptist Church