October 2008
Photos for October 24, 2008
Anthony Frank Zingales Jr.
Deborah Sue Richards
Edythe Finley
Mayor Kenny Evans had the honor of putting the season’s first new trout into the lake at Green Valley Park, Friday, Oct. 17, during the start of the fall and winter stocking schedule at the lakes.
Star Valley Mayor Chuck Heron said the new water and sanitation commission will be “more formal” than the present committee which has shrunk to two members.
Technician Tom Doyle shows off the new CT scanning machine at the imaging center open house Thursday.
Bill Ensign (left) and Vickie Lucas squared off Thursday at the first public debate on the ballot measure that seeks to block the lease of park land for a proposed $5.6-million YMCA.
Brandon Alexander (26) and Ridge Halenar (22), shown last week against Blue Ridge, will be counted on to carry much of the rushing load tonight, Oct. 24, against Alchesay. A win would improve the Horns’ record to 9-0.
Bob Gross gives cuddles to one of the horses at their three-acre ranch in Star Valley. Bob and his wife Jean operate the nonprofit New Hope PMU Equine Rescue organization, which buys horses from slaughterhouses and then finds homes for them.
Jean Gross talks about one of the horses she and her husband have on their three-acre spread in Star Valley. They have four horses that need new homes.
Bob Gross plays with one of the horses on a recent sunny afternoon at the New Hope PMU Equine Rescue facility in Star Valley. The couple have adopted out 10 horses and have four more that will need new homes.
Bob Gross offers a treat to another horse on a recent sunny afternoon at the New Hope PMU Equine Rescue facility in Star Valley.
Jean Gross handles one of the two new arrivals that the group rescued from an auction house.
Bob and Shirley Brill of Payson are proud to announce the accomplishment of their son, Michael Brill. The younger Mr. Brill graduated from the Washington State Basic Law Enforcement Academy Sept. 23, 2008 with three exceptional awards. He will be an officer with the Seattle Police Department. Mr. and Mrs. Brill have resided in Payson for 16 years. Their son and his wife, Sara, have made their home in the Seattle area for six years.
Payson’s Natalie Black guides the ball down field into Holbrook territory and scores a goal. The Lady Horns beat the Lady Roadrunners 8-1 in their final regular season game played Tuesday at Rumsey Park.
Lady Longhorn Kirsti Walstad (left) blocks the ball as a Lady Roadrunner from Holbrook attempts to charge through without success. The final score of the Oct. 21 soccer match was 8-1 in favor of the Lady Longhorns.
Payson’s Talia Schaal kicks in a goal late in the first half against the Lady Roadrunners of Holbrook, Tuesday, Oct. 21 at the Rumsey Park soccer field.
Although much work has been done on the new ramada, volunteers are still needed to continue construction. If you are interested in helping, call Walt Smith at 476-3587.
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