Thursday, October 31, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
November BIRTHDAYS!
1 Casey Metcalf
2 Tana Rosenberg
5 Boyd Burraston
6 Mark Packard
6 Braydon Shipley
7 Tyler Duncan
9 Kevin Averett
10 Jason Van Ausdal
11 Kelley Groberg
13 Dawn Jensen
13 Bruce Riddle
13 Thad Monsen
16 Kira Hamrick
18 Caleb Gay
19 Cody Christensen
19 Hayley Reidhead
19 Larry Johnson
20 Nathan Critchfield
20 Brad Stapley
21 Tiffany Haveron
21 Shawn Finlinson
22 Kyle Gashler
24 Jordan Fielding
25 Keir Larsen
28 Shelley Heaps
29 Jan Hadlock
Fundraiser for Russ Allred
Russ Allred has worked for the City Power Department since 1999. Recently, Russ was diagnosed with leukemia, and he is currently hospitalized at LDS hospital in Salt Lake. Russ, along with his wife Jenny and their 3 girls, is facing a long road to recovery.
Saturday, November 2nd, from 10am - 2pm, there will be a fundraiser held for the Allred family at Fountain Green Sportsman's Club, Highway 132, one mile south of Fountain Green.
The fundraiser has a skeet shoot, lunch and raffle with some great prizes.
Monetary donations can be made at Utah Heritage Credit Unions, or UCCU, to the Russ Allred Family Benefit Fund, or send to P.O. Box 52, Fountain Green, Utah 84632.
Questions on the fundraiser? Call Darci 801.885.1272 or Amber 435.445.3613.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Harold the Canyon Parks Chicken
Today's post is contributed by Dave Vincent, Canyon Parks Supervisor. Thanks, Dave!
Harold is a Pyle Leghorn rooster that was dropped off at
Jolleys Ranch 3 1/2 years ago. When Kim Francom and I found him we were
concerned that somebody would shoot him while turkey hunting. So Kim lured him
in with dry cat food and I caught him with a fishing net and brought him to the
Canyon Parks compound. Soon after Harold's arrival to the compound we noticed
him eating Box Elder Bugs through out the yard. Since Harold has lived in the
canyon parks compound there has been a significant decline in the Box Elder Bug
population.
Harold likes to get on top of the backhoe and crow at everybody
teeing off of number 14 tee box at the golf course and sometimes runs to the
corner of the yard to heckle the golfers teeing off of number 18. Many golfers
look for Harold when ever they are about to tee off and will talk to him from
across the parking lot. Harold also acts as the canyon parks watch dog and will
charge after anyone that comes into the compound that does not belong in there.
We have always felt Harold was a beautiful bird so I entered him in the 2013
Utah County Fair. While at the fair Harold won ribbons in the following
categories; best of show, 1st place, special award and he qualified for the
state fair.
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