Sunday, October 22, 2006

Harvest Festival was a complete success.

We had free helicopter rides, train rides, four wheeler rides, horse and buggy rides, greased pig chase, fun and games.

We have the power to close the stores and stations and restaurants. It's awesome. All we have to do is have a party. Next time we will party for a week and see if they keep the store closed. :)
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17 comments:

  1. ATAR_i10/22/2006 1:08 PM

    Did the stores get closed because the faithful were in attendence at the Harvest Festival, or because they didn't want to be around those that would celebrate?

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  2. Anonymous10/23/2006 10:53 AM

    Even the federally funded airport was "closed" as far as fueling the helicopter.

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  3. Anonymous10/23/2006 3:01 PM

    The FBO is NOT federally funded. gd it. It is a private entity

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  4. Anonymous10/23/2006 3:24 PM

    The airport does receive federal funds. Why are you saying it does not?

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  5. Anonymous10/23/2006 4:34 PM

    So, is Westwing Aviation the private entity? Are they the ones responsible for fueling aircraft? Is the federal funds only for the airstrip?

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  6. Anonymous10/23/2006 6:58 PM

    The airport fueling system should have a card reader for credit cards.

    Federal Funds are used to build a airport, plus matching grants provided by the local government.

    The day to day operations should be funded and operated by the county or the city government.

    Maybe the chopper could not use the fuel provided at this airport.

    Some airports do not offer jet fuel.

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  7. Anonymous10/23/2006 8:38 PM

    Oh, it has jet fuel. Joe Knudson fuels his little jet up there all the time.

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  8. Anonymous10/23/2006 10:30 PM

    Exactly. Westwing Aviation is a business just like CMC. If they decide not to be open on a certain day....they can do whatever they want. It is in no way connected to federal funds. The airport was built largely on federal funds but the airport is seperate financially from any business that makes it's address there.

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  9. Anonymous10/25/2006 9:32 AM

    when was the harvest festival?? who attended?? were any of Winstons group there? I would have loved to come, but didn't even know it happened...

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  10. Anonymous10/28/2006 11:34 AM

    hi how you doing??

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  11. ATAR_i10/28/2006 11:54 PM

    I heard some kids vandalized the new monument and the railroad car.

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  12. Anonymous10/29/2006 8:45 PM

    http://www.sltrib.com/search/ci_4565768

    article

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  13. Anonymous10/29/2006 8:48 PM

    There were over 500 people at the festival, I didn't see any Canadians, but they are always welcome. It was advertized by word of mouth, next time we will advertise more. Just plan on it the middle weekend in October next year. As always booths/games anyone that wants to set up...are welcome.

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  14. Anonymous10/31/2006 1:45 PM

    are the grapes a bit souer street?

    Bluebeard.

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  15. Anonymous11/01/2006 9:19 AM

    street,your demeanor certianly illistrates that the "grapes of wrath"are sour indeed.

    Bluebeard.

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  16. ATAR_i11/01/2006 10:00 PM

    OK - first you talk about a bowel obstruction which turns into a prolapsed rectum, then you get into colostomy talk and finally a rectal plug?

    You got some sort of bowel issue you wanna share about - or just a fetid mind.

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  17. Anonymous11/02/2006 9:14 AM

    wow!it appears we shall have to place another meaning on the term"street smart"I rest my case re.11/01 9/:19.

    Bluebeard.

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