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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mayor & City Council Message.......................................................................6 Highland Fling Events At A Glance...............................................................8 History of Highland.........................................................................................10 Highland City Information............................................................................11 Annual Car Show..............................................................................................12 Movie in the Park..............................................................................................13 Baby Contest......................................................................................................14 Kids Night............................................................................................................16 Fine Art Show.....................................................................................................18 Fine Art Reception...........................................................................................19 Give Me A Chance, I’ll Show You My Dance Competition..................20 Grand Marshals - Jess & Ann Adamson....................................................24 Strong Man Competition...............................................................................26 Playday Rodeo...................................................................................................27 Youth Council Dance.......................................................................................28 Flag Raising Ceremony...................................................................................30 Lone Peak High School Marching Band Pancake Breakfast..............31 5K Fun Run..........................................................................................................32 1 Mile Fun Run...................................................................................................32 Grand Parade.....................................................................................................34 Utah State Hammer Championship & Highland Games....................35 DUP Cabin Tours...............................................................................................36 Highland City Youth Council Inflatables..................................................36 Food & Vendor Booths....................................................................................36 Dutch Oven Demostration............................................................................38 BMX Stunt Team................................................................................................39 Heritage Park Stage Entertainment...........................................................40 Lone Peak Fireman’s Spray............................................................................42 Fireworks Show.................................................................................................43 Disc Golf Tournament.....................................................................................44 Thanks To Our Sponsors.................................................................................45 Thank You to the Volunteers........................................................................46 4 - Highland Fling Days 2014

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MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL MESSAGE Tradition, community and family - Highland City leaders believe these are some of the aspects that make the annual Highland Fling Days celebration a valuable part of the city’s offerings to its residents. “I believe traditions are really important for communities, for families, traditions that promote the values that you want, and the Fling is one of those traditions that I believe is important for our community. It brings us together, it creates a family environment which is important for the community, it provides wholesome entertainment, it provides opportunities for volunteers,” said Highland city councilman Brian Braithwaite, “The values of the city are family, community, a sense of community, as well as many other values, but that is what the Fling brings forward.” The Highland community has been conducting a summer celebration for more than 100 years in one form or another, said Highland Mayor Mark Thompson. For many years, the celebration was oriented around and organized by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Now the city oversees Highland Fling Days, which includes activities such as a car show, a movie in the park, the annual Highland Games, a Grand Parade, live entertainment and vendors booths. The celebration brings the community together as residents are attracted to the various events. “It’s a great thing because it’s the one time of the year when the city can get together in the context of enjoyment and some competitions,” said Councilman Rod Mann, adding that his wife and children have enjoyed entering the art exhibit and contest. Walking through the booths, sampling the food, listening to the music and spending time with friends are all enjoyable parts of Highland Fling Days, Mann said. Often, people 6 - Highland Fling Days 2014

will get to know people within their church congregation, he said, but the Fling “gives you a chance to get to know people outside those boundaries.” “It’s a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy great food, great entertainment and the ability to meet their neighbors,” said Councilman Tim Irwin. Many aspects of the community are brought together during Highland Fling Days, from local businesses to high school students. “There’s something for every age,” he said. “The new residents can feel part of the community and the long-time residents can meet their new neighbors.” Just as important as bringing the community together is bringing families together, said Mayor Thompson, and the Fling does both. Each summer, many children of Highland residents who have moved away from the city come back to spend time with their family and enjoy Highland Fling Days. “I think the family element really is what Highland is,” Thompson said. “It brings family back home.” Councilwoman Jessie Schoenfeld said Highland Fling Days adds to the hometown feeling that already exists in Highland. The events are growing, and she encouraged residents to support this year’s activities. “It shows our interest and our belief in family values,” Schoenfeld said. “To me, it’s like, ‘Come home to Highland.’”

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Car Show 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Heritage Park

Movie in the Park The Lego Movie, 7:00 p.m. (movie starts at dusk)

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Flag Raising Ceremony 7:00 a.m., Heritage Park 5K Run Run 7:00 a.m., LDS Heritage Park Church Lone Peak Marching Band Pancake Breakfast 7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m., Heritage Park Pavilion 1 Mile Fun Run 8:00 a.m., LDS Heritage Park Church Utah State Hammer Championship & Highland Games 8:00 a.m., Heritage Park Grand Parade 10:00 a.m., Highland Elementary School (6000 W) to Heritage Park (10400 N) Vendor Booths 10:00 a.m. - dark, Heritage Park Daughter of Utah Pioneers Cabin Tours 9:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m., Heritage Park Fine Art Show 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Community Center Highland Youth City Council Inflatables 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Heritage Park Baseball Diamond Dutch Oven Demonstrations 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m., Heritage Park east of baseball diamond Heritage Park Stage Entertainment, 12:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Heritage Park BMX Stunt Team 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., and 4:30 p.m., Mountain Ridge Jr High. Lone Peak Fireman’s Spray 1:30 p.m., Mountain Ridge Jr. High School (east field) Grand Fireworks Show 10:00 p.m., Mountain Ridge Jr. High School (south field)

Fine Art Show Artist Reception 7:00 p.m., Community Center

THURSDAY, AUGUST 7 Disc Golf Tournament Noon to 9 p.m. Beacon Hill Park

Give Me a Chance, I’ll Show You My Dance 4:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m., Heritage Park Utah Heavy Athletics Strongman Competition, 6:00 p.m., Heritage Park Play Day Rodeo 5:00 p.m., North Utah County Equestrian Center Youth Council Dance 9:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m., Heritage Park

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HISTORY OF HIGHLAND

Located on a bench area of the Wasatch Mountain Range in northern Utah County, Highland was settled by homesteaders in the 1870s. Some of the first settlers chose the name Highland because the area reminded them of the beautiful Highlands of Scotland. Highland was officially incorporated as a city in 1977 and is home to about 16,000 residents. Highland is located at the mouth of American Fork Canyon and sits on a high plateau at the base of Mt. Timpanogos. It is home to numerous trails, including a portion of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, a trail following the shoreline formed by ancient Lake Bonneville that will eventually stretch to more than 280 miles. Timpanogos Cave National Monument, a collection of caverns accessed by a 1.5-mile hike up a mountainside in American Fork Canyon, is accessed through Highland, as is the Alpine Scenic Loop, a beautiful drive winding through the mountains east of the city. Inside the city are a variety of parks for residents to enjoy, including the Town Center Splash Pad which is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day each year. Residents come together to celebrate the founding of their community during Highland Fling Days, an annual week-long celebration full of activities that include a grand parade, a fine art show, a 5K run, entertainment and fireworks.

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ANNUAL CAR SHOW Do you have a sweet ride you’d like to show off? Here’s your chance! Come kick off the Fling at Heritage Park at our Annual Classic Car Show. This is sure to be a hit event at the Fling!

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“A Person’s a Person No Matter How Small” –Dr. Seuss The Baby Contest is a fun-filled event that creates a positive experience for children ages newborn to 36 months. This heartwarming event is a fun way for parents to share their child’s unique personality with the community! Little ones will get their picture taken with Cat in the Hat and receive a fun prize just for entering.

Event Held: Tuesday, July 29 Registration (no same day registration): $10 if registered by July 23. Late Registration: $15. Last day to register is July 27. 4 - 5:15 p.m.: 0-12 months judging 5:30 p.m.: Awards 6 - 7:15 p.m.: 13-36 months judging 7:30 p.m.: Awards Place: Highland City Hall Multipurpose Room 5400 W Civic Center Drive

Judging: Babies will only be judged at their respective age-group times. Once the age-group time closes, there will be no more judging for that age group. If an entrant is in line at the close time, they will be able to be judged. NO EXCEPTIONS. Please be on time! Contact: Tara Spray, sprayberryscents@ gmail.com Honorable Mention Sponsors:

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KID’S NIGHT Come join us at the Town Center Plaza (splash pad) for Kids Night! There will be lots of free activities for the kids, including a bike race, fun run, face painting, kids games, and cool off after at the splash pad. Meier’s Fine Foods will be hosting a hamburger and hotdog barbecue. All proceeds earned at the barbecue will go towards the Grand Fireworks Show!

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Registration: At event. (Helmets, shoes, and proper safety equipment is required to participate) Event Held: Wednesday, July 30 Time: 6:30 p.m. Place: Town Center Splash Pad (5400 West Civic Center Dr.) Cost: Free Contact: Emily Gillingwater, emily@highlandcity.org, (801) 772-4523 Special thanks to the following Kids Night Committee: Matt & Staci Mecham (bike race & fun run), Brian Braithwaite (fun run), Highland Youth City Council (kids games), Miss Northern Utah County and Distinguished Young Women of Highland (Otter Pops, prizes)

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Event Held: Friday & Saturday, August 1-2 Time: Friday, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Place: Highland City Community Center, (former city hall, 5378 W. 10400 N.) Cost: Free to view Participant Registration: Tuesday, July 29, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cost: $3, Youth; $4, adult; per art piece Contact: Highland Arts Council, www.highlandcityarts.org

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Give Me a Chance, I’ll Show You My Dance! is a fun dance competition. We invite dancers from all over the state to come show us their talent and have the chance to win $1,000! We will combine celebrity judges and great talent and YOU text your vote for the winner of Highland, Utah’s Favorite Dancer and $1,000! Join us on our Give Me a Chance, I’ll Show You My Dance Highland! Facebook page for more details about our event.

Event Held: Friday, August 1 Time: 4:30 p.m. (ages up to 14 years old) and 6:30 p.m. (ages 15 and over) Place: Heritage Park (10400 North Alpine Hwy) Cost: Free to attend Participant Registration Fee: $15 for ages up to 14 years old, $20 for ages 15 and older. Register online at www. highlandcityfling.com. Contact: Darcey at The Pointe Academy, givemeachancehighland@gmail.com, (801) 368-2686

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GRAND MARSHALS Jess & Ann Adamson Jess Adamson’s roots run deep in Highland. His paternal great-grandfathers, Alexander Adamson and George Yost Myers, both homesteaded on the Highland Bench in the late 1800s. Alexander was credited with naming Highland because it reminded him of his native Scotland he left in 1861. Jess is named after his grandmother Jessie Myers Adamson who was born here in 1878 and is thought to be the first girl born in Highland. Jess’ grandparents, David and Jessie Adamson, raised their 10 children here on their Highland farm long before the city’s incorporation in 1977. Their home was where the old city hall is located. They all worked hard to make a living on their farm of 140 acres. David and Jessie always considered their best crop to be their children. Jess and his wife Ann built their home in 1977 just across the street from where his grandparents lived on a part of the

Adamson farm. They have raised their six children here, making six generations that have called Highland home. Jess has loved serving the community. He served on the Highland City Planning Commission from 1993 through 1997. He

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GRAND MARSHALS served two terms as Highland’s sixth mayor from January 1998 through December 2005. During this time, Highland’s population grew from 5,000 to 15,000 residents. This was a great contrast to the 200 or so hardy souls who lived here during his grandparents’ time. New growth brought many new challenges but also attracted many wonderful families who have strengthened and blessed the community. Mayor Adamson has always espoused a vision of Highland where he knows good people are guided to settle here. Highland is a special place that people can call home — because it has always felt that way. He has encouraged all to “Take Pride in Highland” by looking for opportunities to make Highland a better place through building up the community and making it a community where residents can live together in harmony. He is grateful for the blessings residents enjoy through living here. He always considered himself to be a servant of the people and not

a politician. He is thankful for all who have served Highland — before, during and after his administration. It is the good people of Highland who make Highland such a great place to live and call home. Jess and Ann keep busy taking care of their big yard and keeping track of their children and 11 grandchildren and all their doings. They are both busy with church service and all the miscellaneous things that come with retirement. Jess retired as a Sergeant Major (SGM) from the Army National Guard after 34 years of service. He still keeps his ear to the ground concerning city issues ... but most of all he still loves to visit and keep up with everyone. You can see him out and about on his bike almost every day and find Ann in the yard making things beautiful as they both continue to Take Pride in Highland! Mayor Mark S. Thompson will present the Grand Marshal award on Saturday, August 2, on the Heritage Park Stage at 12:00 p.m.

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STRONG MAN COMPETITION Watch men test their strength at the Strongman Competition starting at 6 p.m. on Friday, August 1. On Saturday, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the Utah State Hammer Championship and Highland Games brought to you by Utah Heavy Athletics.

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YOUTH COUNCIL DANCE Come join the Highland Youth City Council at Heritage Park after the Give Me a Chance, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll Show You My Dance! competition on Friday night for our annual Youth Council Dance. The dance is free and will start immediately after the dance competition at the Heritage Park Stage. Ages 14-18 years old are welcome. School dress and standards apply.

Event Held: Friday, August 1 Time: 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Place: Heritage Park (10400 North Alpine Hwy) Cost: Free Sponsor: Highland Youth City Council Contact: Emily Gillingwater, emily@highlandcity.org, (801) 772-4523

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FLAG RAISING CEREMONY The official Highland Fling Days Flag Raising Ceremony will take place at Heritage Park. Scout troops are encouraged to participate.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 7 a.m. Place: Heritage Park (10400 North Alpine Hwy) to the east of the playground Contact: Ron Jewett, ron@ronjewett.com

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LONE PEAK HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Lone Peak High School Marching Band Boosters Club puts on the annual Highland Fling Days Pancake Breakfast each year to raise funds for its program. Please come support them while enjoying a wonderful breakfast of pancakes, eggs, fresh fruit and juice.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 7:30 a.m. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 9:30 a.m. Place: Heritage Park Pavilion (10400 North Alpine Hwy) Cost: $4 adult; $3 children under 12 Sponsor: Lone Peak High School Marching Band Boosters Club Contact: Stacey Cooley

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5K FUN RUN The Fun Run is chip timed and awards will be given to winners by age group and overall race winner. Pre-Registration is preferred.

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Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 7 a.m. Place: 10230 North Alpine Hwy (Starts in front of the LDS Heritage Church south of Heritage Park) Race Route: View online at www.highlandcityfling.com Early Registration: $15 if registered before midnight on July 23 Late Registration: $25 if registered before 5 p.m. on August 1 Event Day Registration: $25. Register between 5:30 am - 6:30 a.m. (shirts are not guaranteed) Packet Pick-up: Early race packet pick-up will be July 30 - August 1, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. at Utah Run (in American Fork) or pick-up packets before 6:30 a.m. on the race day. Contact: Aaron at Utah Run, 211 East State Road, American Fork, (801) 384-7200, aaron@utahrun.co

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GRAND PARADE Join us for the Grand Parade on Saturday as it travels from Highland Elementary School, goes south on 6000 West, turns east on 10400 North, and ends at Heritage Park. The street will be closed to vehicles along the parade route. We ask that vehicles not park along the street during this time too.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 10 to 11:30 a.m. Place: Highland Elementary School (10865 North 6000 West) to Heritage Park (10400 North Alpine Hwy) Cost: Commercial Entry (non-Highland business), $200; Commercial Entry (Highland business), $100; Non-Residents, $100; Politicians, $25; Sports Teams & Cheerleaders, $25; Non-Parade Entry (handing out promotional items along the parade route), Highland Residents, Church Groups, School Groups, Non-Profit Organizations, City and Government Entry, $0. Preregistration is required and will remain open through Thursday, July 31. This event is chaired by DeeAnne Carlisle, the Highland 8th Ward and the Vohn Woodfield Family.

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UTAH STATE HAMMER CHAMPIONSHIP & HIGHLAND It’s a true honor for Highland City to host the Utah state GAMES Hammer Championship and Highland Games. Those entering the games are some of our strongest and most talented athletes. Be sure to watch the strongman Competition on Friday night as well!

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 8 a.m. Place: Heritage Park (10400 N. Alpine Hwy) Cost: Varied by category (Pre-registration is required), free to view Contact: Justin Lees, reckonjdl@yahoo.com Sponsors: Rage Fitness, Young Family Dental, Complete Nutrition, State Farm Insurance and Full House Exteriors Inc. Contact: Justin Lees, reckonjdl@yahoo.com

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DUP CABIN TOURS The Daughters of Utah Pioneers will be hosting tours of the Historic Pioneer Cabin in Heritage Park. In 1991, the cabin was moved from the Stice property, and it is now preserved at Heritage Park. This is a great place to learn more about the history of Highland and what it was like to live 100 years ago!

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 9 a.m. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3 p.m. Place: Heritage Park ( 10400 North Alpine Hwy) Cost: Free Contact: Donna Kitchen, (801) 756-6579

INFLATABLES

BY THE HIGHLAND YOUTH CITY COUNCIL

This is the big fundraiser of the year for the Highland Youth City Council. For $5 per wrist band, children can enjoy unlimited rides on the inflatables located in the baseball diamond of Heritage Park. The HYCC requests that parental supervision is present. Money raised from this event helps pay for the following events: Easter Egg Hunt, Fling Kids Night games, Senior Citizens Dinner, Santa, leadership training, etc.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 11 a.m. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 6 p.m. Place: Heritage Park Baseball Field (10400 North Alpine Hwy) Tickets: $5 - All Day Pass Sponsor: Highland Youth City Council Contact: Emily Gillingwater, emily@ highlandcity.org, (801) 772-4523

FOOD & VENDOR BOOTHS Food and vendor booths will be open all day at Heritage Park. Several food vendors will be available offering items from Cotton Candy to Nauvoo Tacos. Commercial vendors offer items from homemade crafts to face painting. Pre-registration is required for vendors.

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DUTCH OVEN DEMONSTRATIONS We invite anyone who is interested to join us for a Dutch oven cooking and emergency cooking alternative heat sources demonstration. All who want to have fun, share, and learn from others, please join us at the Highland Fling Days!

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. Place: Heritage Park (10400 N. Alpine Hwy) east of the baseball field Cost: Free to watch demonstrations Contact: Larry Walker, (801) 602-2724, or Jeanie Walker, (801) 602-2090

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The BMX Stunt Team is a favorite of Highland Fling Days. Come check out the team as they perform bike tricks and educate the youth on staying drug-free and safe.

Date: Saturday, August 2 Show times: 12:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Location: Mountain Ridge Junior High (5525 West 10400 North), east field Contact: Ron Jewett, ron@ronjewett.com

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HERITAGE PARK STAGE ENTERTAINMENT Contact: Kent and Jody Jones

There will be events all day on the Heritage Park Stage 11:45 a.m.: Utah Pipe Band 12:00 p.m.: Mayor & Grand Marshal Presentation 12:15 p.m.: Bushi Kai Karate 12:30 p.m.: Finalist from Dance Competition 1 p.m.: Bobby Lawrence Karate 1:15 p.m.: Good Bones 2 p.m.: Heather Broch Dancers 2:30 p.m.: UFO HUM Ukulele 3 p.m.: Forsythe Academy of Highland Dance 3:30 p.m.: Utah School of Music and Bobby Lawrence Karate Dance Rock Band 4:30 p.m.: Utah Conservatory of Performing Arts 5 p.m.: Breneau 5:30 p.m.: The Second Chances with Dave Prince (Folk/Country/50’s and 60’s) 7 p.m.: Sabrina Haskett Band (Contemporay/Pop/Country) 8 p.m.: Crossroads with Tom Butler (Classic Rock) 10 p.m.: Grand Fireworks Show!

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LONE PEAK FIREMAN’S SPRAY Highland has the best fire department! Come get cooled off at the annual Lone Peak Fireman’s Spray. Due to water conservation, the fireman’s spray will be cut a few minutes short, so arrive promptly so you don’t miss out.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 1:30 p.m. Place: Mountain Ridge Junior High School (5525 West 10400 North) east field Cost: Free Sponsor: Lone Peak Fire Department Contact: Emily Gillingwater, emily@highlandcity.org or (801) 772-4523

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FIREWORKS SHOW Highland offers one of the best firework shows in the area thanks to our amazing sponsors! Come bring your family to Heritage Park to watch our Grand Fireworks Show! The fireworks shoot off behind Mountain Ridge Junior High School. For your safety we do not allow spectators to walk behind the school or sit close to the fireworks show.

Event Held: Saturday, August 2 Time: 10 p.m. Place: Mountain Ridge Junior High School (5525 W. 10400 N.), south field Contact: Ron Jewett, ron@ronjewett.com Special thanks to our Fireworks sponsors: DR Horton, McEwan Custom Homes, T & C Tire Factory, Reflection Salon and Bank of American Fork

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DISC GOLF TOURNAMENT Come try out the new Beacon Hill Park Disc Golf Course, the newest course of its kind in the state of Utah. The 18 holes cover all areas of the park, which includes large grass bowls, scrub oak brush and broad ravines. The Highland Fling Disc Golf Tournament is sponsored by Dynamic Discs and is part of their national Chasin’ the Chains 2014 Tour’s TRILOGY CHALLENGE. The flexible start means you can come when you want. We’ve got prizes for our winners of both the Blue (long) Course and of the Red (short) Course. The TRILOGY CHALLENGE requires that you play with the three discs you receive as part of your registration. That puts everyone on a more level playing field. Registration: $30 by July 24 (registration after that will be based on availability and subject to sudden cut off ). Register online at www.highlandcityfling.com.

Event Held: Thursday, August 7 Time: Sponsor: Dynamic Discs and Beacon Hills Park Disc Golf Club Contact: Brandon Balkman, Brandon@ Balkman.com

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THANK YOU

TO ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS! To all those who made this possible, thank YOU! Thank you to everyone who invested time, money, and heart in making this year’s Highland Fling Days a success. We take this opportunity to acknowledge the following (in no particular order): Ron Jewett – Highland Fling Days Chairman Aaron Crosby and Utah Run – 1 Mile & 5K Fun Runs Shauna Larson and Highland Arts Council – Fine Art Show Tara Spray – Baby Contest Blaine Thompson and Cal Miller – Car Show Larry Walker – Dutch Oven Demonstrations American Fork Area Chamber - Movie in the Park Darcey Wilde and The Pointe Academy – Dance Competition DeAnne Carlisle and the LDS Highland 8th Ward – Grand Parade Justin Lees – Scottish Heavy Events Matt & Staci Mecham, Brian Braithwaite, Highland Youth City Council – Kid’s Night Lone Peak High School Band Boosters – Pancake Breakfast Jeannie Spykes – Play Day Rodeo Kim Jewett – Vendors Kent & Jody Jones - Entertainment Ted York - 2014 Photography Highland Youth City Council – Youth Dance & Inflatables Brandon Balkman - Disc Golf Tournament Councilmember Rod Mann – Volunteer Coordinator Chief Brad Freeman & Sergeant Jamey Brooks – Lone Peak Public Safety Councilmember Brian Braithwaite & Jessie Schoenfeld – City Council Representatives Emily Gillingwater – City Staff Representative Highland City Employees, Elected Officials, and Volunteers

PHOTO CREDITS:

Cameron Levitt, Nikell Dodge Photography, Haylie Studebaker Photography, Emily Gillingwater, Color My Media, Highland City, and Bryan Snow Photography Anyone who we may have missed, we thank you for your countless hours and for your help. Highland Fling Days would not be possible without you! 46 - Highland Fling Days 2014

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